Baden Powell

1796–1860 (age 64)

Biography

Baden Powell was a distinguished mathematician and clergyman who made significant contributions to mathematical education and theory during the nineteenth century. His work helped advance the understanding of geometry and algebra, and he was respected as both an academic and a man of faith.

Powell's legacy extends beyond his mathematical achievements to his broader influence on Victorian intellectual life. He was buried at Kensal Green Cemetery, reflecting his prominence in London society and his enduring impact on the scientific community of his era.

Also buried at Kensal Green Cemetery

Annie Baines Gambart
1835–1870 (age 35)
Kensal Green Cemetery
Thomas Bladen Capel
1776–1853 (age 77)
Kensal Green Cemetery
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Lydia Thompson
1838–1908 (age 70)
Kensal Green Cemetery
Henry St George Tucker
1771–1851 (age 80)
Kensal Green Cemetery
Henry St George Tucker was a respected 18th and 19th-century British financier.
William Joseph Denison
1770–1849 (age 79)
Kensal Green Cemetery
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Philip Edmond Wodehouse
1811–1887 (age 76)
Kensal Green Cemetery
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