London

James Magee

1846–1938 (age 92)

London

James Magee was a judge whose judicial service advanced the cause of justice and the rule of law.

Thomas Stamford Raffles

1781–1826 (age 45)

London

Thomas Stamford Raffles was a British politician whose colonial administration significantly influenced Southeast Asia.

Anna Laetitia Barbauld

1743–1825 (age 82)

London

Anna Laetitia Barbauld is remembered as a pioneering writer whose words championed education and social conscience.

Arthur Phillip

1738–1814 (age 76)

London

Arthur Phillip was a British politician who served during a transformative period in British history.

Thomas Banks

1735–1805 (age 70)

London

Thomas Banks is remembered as a sculptor whose refined neoclassical works enriched London’s cultural landscape.

William Gurney Sr.

1768–1843 (age 75)

London

Writer William Gurney Sr. chronicled faith-driven concerns while supporting London's philanthropic life.

Sarah Siddons

1755–1831 (age 76)

London

Sarah Siddons was a Welsh-born actress who became the most celebrated tragic actress of the 18th century and dominated t...

Marie Tussaud

1760–1850 (age 90)

London

Marie Tussaud was a celebrated sculptor and artist known for her wax figures, who lived from 1760 to 1850.

Robert Fitzroy

1805–1865 (age 60)

London

Robert Fitzroy was a British politician and naval officer known for his scientific contributions.

Edward Shepherd Creasy

1812–1878 (age 66)

London

A judge and historian whose clear insight brought the past vividly to life.

Carlo Pellegrini

1839–1889 (age 50)

London

Carlo Pellegrini (25 March 1839 – 22 January 1889), who did much of his work under the pseudonym of Ape, was an Italia...

Frederic Leighton

1830–1896 (age 66)

London

Frederic Leighton, 1st Baron Leighton, (3 December 1830 – 25 January 1896), known as Sir Frederic Leighton between 18...

Edward Dannreuther

1844–1905 (age 61)

London

Edward Dannreuther was a passionate advocate for musical modernism whose influence shaped London concerts.

W. S. Gilbert

1836–1911 (age 75)

London

W. S. Gilbert paired sharp satire with an exacting sense of craft to define a golden era of London comic opera.

Alexander Braudo

1864–1924 (age 60)

London

Writer Alexander Braudo is remembered for his thoughtful and inclusive literary voice.

Lillian Hall-Davis

1898–1933 (age 35)

London

Lillian Hall-Davis (1898–1933) was an actor admired for her expressive performances during the dawn of modern film.

Herbert Chapman

1878–1934 (age 56)

London

David Bruce

1855–1931 (age 76)

London

David Bruce (1855–1931) was a physician whose compassionate care left a lasting impression on London communities.

Aston Webb

1849–1930 (age 81)

London

Леопольд Моисеевич Лурье

1859–1938 (age 79)

London

Леопольд Моисеевич Лурье (1859–1938) was an engineer whose measured craftsmanship helped mould L...

Lajos Bíró

1880–1948 (age 68)

London

Hungarian-born writer Lajos Bíró crafted elegant screenplays that harmonized European literary sensibility with London...

Frederick John Melville

1882–1940 (age 58)

London

Józef Mara-Meÿer

1889–1957 (age 68)

London

Czesław Święcicki

1894–1952 (age 58)

London

Czesław Święcicki was respected for his steady commitment to duty within the military communities of London.

Benedykt Chłusewicz

1895–1951 (age 56)

London

Wiktor Arnoldt-Russocki

1895–1956 (age 61)

London

Wiktor Arnoldt-Russocki is remembered for his thoughtful presence and steady support of the London community.

Adam Dubanowicz

1891–1953 (age 62)

London

Shoghi Effendi

1897–1957 (age 60)

London

Shoghi Effendi devoted himself to translating sacred texts and fostering unity within the spiritual community in London.

Lionel Logue

1880–1953 (age 73)

London

Tadeusz Tomaszewski

1881–1950 (age 69)

London

Tadeusz Tomaszewski is remembered for his conscientious legal practice and steady advocacy in London.

Zygmunt Powała-Dzieślewski

1898–1953 (age 55)

London

Cyril Norman Hinshelwood

1897–1967 (age 70)

London

Herbert Samuel, 1st Viscount Samuel

1870–1963 (age 93)

London

Herbert Samuel, 1st Viscount Samuel, was a liberal statesman whose leadership shaped both domestic policy and internatio...

Vyacheslav Baranov

1888–1964 (age 76)

London

Uriel Zimmer

1920–1961 (age 41)

London

Uriel Zimmer captured the rhythms of mid-century London life through observant, empathetic storytelling.

Michał Grażyński

1890–1965 (age 75)

London

Józef Chirowski

1894–1967 (age 73)

London

Józef Chirowski championed justice for immigrants and working families as a compassionate London-based lawyer.

Bogomir Dalma

1899–1962 (age 63)

London

Ksawery Święcicki

1895–1966 (age 71)

London

Ksawery Święcicki led with disciplined integrity, always mindful of the human side of military service.

Konstanty Horoch

1892–1960 (age 68)

London

Wasyl Perebyinisse

1896–1966 (age 70)

London

Wasyl Perebyinisse painted with a calming lyricism, blending tradition and modernity to create contemplative work.

Antoni Messinger

1897–1966 (age 69)

London

Jadwiga Beck

1896–1974 (age 78)

London

Michał Chmielowiec

1918–1974 (age 56)

London

Polish-born poet whose lyrical reflections on homeland and exile resonated within London’s literary community.

Tomasz Rybotycki

1894–1974 (age 80)

London

Fryderyk Goldschlag

1893–1973 (age 80)

London

Dedicated physician whose compassionate care and quiet leadership strengthened London’s medical circles.

Franciszek Skrzywanek

1894–1973 (age 79)

London

Tadeusz Frączek

1894–1973 (age 79)

London

Cultural advocate whose dedication to community and memory strengthened the Polish diaspora in London.

Olgierd Eminowicz

1902–1973 (age 71)

London

Teodozja Lisiewicz

1903–1975 (age 72)

London

Actor remembered for her elegant presence on stage and warm mentorship to younger performers.