James McDonald

1843–1915 (age 72)

Biography

James McDonald (1843–1915) built his reputation as an industrialist who championed innovation and sound management, guiding enterprises that provided livelihoods across communities. He believed that steady work and fair treatment were the cornerstones of enduring success.

His foresight and charitable instincts led him to support local causes and the well-being of his workforce, ensuring that progress was shared by those who contributed to it. He is remembered at Brompton Cemetery for his balanced leadership and community spirit.

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Carlo Pinoli
1851–1927 (age 76)
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George John Newman Beamish
1917–1917 (age 0)
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George John Newman Beamish became a military officer whose steady judgement guided his companions.
Alan Hyman
1910–1999 (age 89)
Brompton Cemetery
Alan Maurice Hyman (10 January 1910 – 23 February 1999) was an English writer, journalist, and film writer.
Józef Trenkwald
1897–1956 (age 59)
Brompton Cemetery
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Percy E. Lambert
1881–1913 (age 32)
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