Jack Pease, 1st Baron Gainford

1860–1943 (age 83)

Biography

Jack Pease, 1st Baron Gainford, devoted himself to public service and political life, believing that timely reforms could ease the burdens of the working people he represented. Born in 1860, he rose through political ranks while keeping a personal devotion to practical kindness and the thoughtful exchange of ideas.

The Friends Burial Ground shelters his remains, and the values he defended—fairness, sincerity, and steady governance—still guide those who reflect on his career.

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