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Gilbert Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, 1st Earl of Minto

1751–1814 (age 63)

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Gilbert Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, 1st Earl of Minto is remembered as a statesman whose diplomatic skill and public servi...

Henry Grattan

1746–1820 (age 74)

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Robert Stewart, Viscount Castlereagh

1769–1822 (age 53)

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Visionary statesman whose diplomacy helped define the peace after the Napoleonic wars.

Charles Abbot, 1st Baron Colchester

1757–1829 (age 72)

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Hugh Percy, 2nd Duke of Northumberland

1742–1817 (age 75)

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Dedicated nobleman and public servant who held military and parliamentary responsibilities with steady resolve.

Richard Brinsley Sheridan

1751–1816 (age 65)

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Charles James Fox

1749–1806 (age 57)

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Fiery advocate for liberty whose oratory and convictions shaped the cause of reform.

Edward Delaval

1729–1814 (age 85)

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Johann Peter Salomon

1745–1815 (age 70)

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Esteemed violinist and impresario who brought Haydn’s genius to London and enriched the capital’s musical life.

William Pitt the Younger

1759–1806 (age 47)

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George Canning

1770–1827 (age 57)

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Erudite statesman and writer whose passion for liberty influenced his brief but brilliant political career.

James Leith

1763–1816 (age 53)

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Lady Mary Coke

1727–1811 (age 84)

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Keen observer of her age whose writings illuminate the social world of the Georgians.

Samuel Goodenough

1743–1827 (age 84)

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William Buchan

1729–1805 (age 76)

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Physician and author who democratized medical knowledge through practical counsel for every household.

William Shield

1748–1829 (age 81)

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Elizabeth Hamilton

1720–1800 (age 80)

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Accomplished author and moralist whose writings encouraged reflection on education and virtue.

Jane Stanhope, Countess of Harrington

1755–1824 (age 69)

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Charles Agar, 1st Earl of Normanton

1736–1809 (age 73)

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Archbishop of Dublin remembered for steady leadership and pastoral devotion.

Edmund Ayrton

1734–1808 (age 74)

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Hester Pitt, Countess of Chatham

1720–1803 (age 83)

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Supportive consort and matriarch who sustained the Pitt family through pivotal decades.

James Bartleman

1769–1821 (age 52)

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James Bartleman was an accomplished English singer whose career flourished during the late Georgian period.

Sir James Campbell, 1st Baronet

1763–1819 (age 56)

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Sir James Campbell was a Scottish parliamentarian whose steady hand guided local and national concerns around the turn o...

Maximilian, Count of Merveldt

1764–1815 (age 51)

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Maximilian, Count of Merveldt, was a German military officer who achieved prominence during the Napoleonic period.

Sir George Staunton, 1st Baronet

1737–1801 (age 64)

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Sir George Staunton was a physician and scholar whose contributions to the Macartney embassy deepened Britain’s awaren...

James Wyatt

1746–1813 (age 67)

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James Wyatt was a preeminent English architect whose neoclassical designs shaped the aesthetic of Georgian Britain.

Samuel Arnold

1740–1802 (age 62)

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Samuel Arnold was a composer and conductor whose music enriched London’s stages and churches.

Richard Cumberland

1732–1811 (age 79)

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Richard Cumberland was a distinguished English writer and playwright whose works defined much of eighteenth-century Brit...

John Delaval, 1st Baron Delaval

1728–1808 (age 80)

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John Delaval, 1st Baron Delaval, was a parliamentarian remembered for conscientious service during a time of political c...

John Warren

1730–1800 (age 70)

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John Warren was an Anglican clergyman whose pastoral ministry extended throughout the latter eighteenth century.

Laura Pulteney, 1st Countess of Bath

1766–1808 (age 42)

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Laura Pulteney, 1st Countess of Bath, was a politically engaged noblewoman noted for her generosity and independence.

Staats Long Morris

1728–1800 (age 72)

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Staats Long Morris was an eighteenth-century politician who served his constituents during the Georgian period.

William Cole

1753–1806 (age 53)

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William Cole was a poet whose gentle verses celebrated the quiet dignity of daily life.

William Vincent

1739–1815 (age 76)

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William Vincent was an accomplished English writer and scholar whose works contributed significantly to eighteenth-centu...

Francis Thomas-Fitzmaurice, 3rd Earl of Kerry

1740–1818 (age 78)

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Francis Thomas-Fitzmaurice, 3rd Earl of Kerry, was an Irish peer devoted to the welfare of his estates and the people he...

Robert Cooke

1768–1814 (age 46)

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Robert Cooke was an accomplished English composer whose works enriched the musical landscape of the Georgian period.

George Johnstone Hope

1767–1818 (age 51)

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George Johnstone Hope was a politician who supported naval affairs and national leadership with quiet dignity.

Frances Percy, Duchess of Northumberland

1752–1820 (age 68)

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Frances Percy, Duchess of Northumberland (1752–1820), was a prominent English noblewoman buried in Westminster Abbey.

Isabella Percy, Countess of Beverley

1750–1812 (age 62)

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Gracious Countess whose patronage supported artistic and charitable endeavors across Georgian society.

Sarah Delaval

1763–1800 (age 37)

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Sarah Delaval (1763–1800) was a member of the English gentry whose family held sufficient prominence to secure her bur...

Mary Elizabeth Townshend

1762–1821 (age 59)

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Gentlewoman remembered for quietly uplifting the lives of those around her through patient service.

Sarah Farr

1733–1809 (age 76)

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Sarah Farr (1733–1809) was a woman of considerable social standing whose family secured her burial in Westminster Abbe...

Samuel Smith

1731–1808 (age 77)

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Diligent public servant whose steady commitment to civic welfare earned widespread affection.

Hugh Elliot

1752–1830 (age 78)

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Hugh Elliot (1752-1830) was a distinguished military officer whose service spanned the American Revolution and Napoleoni...

Hugh Percy, 3rd Duke of Northumberland

1785–1847 (age 62)

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Hugh Percy, 3rd Duke of Northumberland, was an influential English nobleman and politician of the early 19th century.

Muzio Clementi

1752–1832 (age 80)

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Composer Muzio Clementi shaped piano performance and pedagogy while leaving a dignified legacy honored at Westminster Ab...

William Wilberforce

1759–1833 (age 74)

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William Wilberforce was a celebrated writer and humanitarian whose advocacy transformed British society.

Thomas Vaughan

1782–1843 (age 61)

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Singer Thomas Vaughan captivated audiences with his heartfelt performances and is remembered with honor at Westminster A...

Robert Thomas Wilson

1777–1849 (age 72)

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Robert Thomas Wilson was a distinguished writer whose intellectual contributions enriched early 19th-century British cul...

John Pitt, 2nd Earl of Chatham

1756–1835 (age 79)

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Military leader John Pitt, 2nd Earl of Chatham, upheld a family tradition of public service with steadfast resolve.