John Fenwick Kitto
1837–1903 (age 66)
Biography
John Fenwick Kitto, born in 1837, made his mark as a writer and clergyman whose essays and sermons explored the spiritual and social challenges of urban life during the Victorian era. He approached his vocation with compassion, speaking earnestly about the needs of the poor and the importance of moral clarity.
His literary contributions reflected a gentle yet resolute faith, and he is remembered with reverence at the City of London Cemetery and Crematorium where he rests.