Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington

1769–1852 (age 83)

Biography

Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington (1769-1852), gained renown as a military leader whose steady courage and strategic mind secured victory for the allied forces at Waterloo.

He later served as Prime Minister and guided the nation through delicate political terrain, and his state funeral at St. Paul's Cathedral sealed his reputation as the soldier-statesman of his age.

Also buried at St. Paul's Cathedral

Charles Browne Tullock
d. 1845
St. Paul's Cathedral
Charles Moss
1763–1811 (age 48)
St. Paul's Cathedral
Charles Moss was an Anglican priest of the late 18th century.
Thomas Attwood
1765–1838 (age 73)
St. Paul's Cathedral
Thomas Attwood composed melodies that graced chapels and concert halls alike.
Edwin Lutyens
1869–1944 (age 75)
St. Paul's Cathedral
Edwin Lutyens shaped England’s architectural heritage with monumental designs that married dignity and grace.
Frank St. Clair Grimwood
d. 1891
St. Paul's Cathedral
Louis Bruce
d. 1845
St. Paul's Cathedral