Frederick Settle Barff

1822–1866 (age 44)

Biography

Frederick Settle Barff was a chemist whose curiosity propelled advancements in the study of metals and their preservation, earning him recognition among Victorian scientists.

He left behind a legacy of practical invention and thoughtful exploration that continues to inspire those who visit Kensal Green Cemetery.

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