John Gamaliel Lloyd

1769–1837 (age 68)

Biography

John Gamaliel Lloyd was a respected figure in late 18th and early 19th century London. He maintained connections to the Temple Church, one of the most historically significant religious institutions in the capital, where his memory was preserved.

Lloyd's life spanned a transformative period in British history, witnessing the American and French Revolutions and the rise of the Industrial Age. His legacy endures through his association with the Temple Church, a place of considerable architectural and spiritual importance.

Also buried at Temple Church, London

John Reeves
1752–1829 (age 77)
Temple Church, London
John Reeves was a distinguished judge whose fairness upheld the law around Temple Church.
Peter Peirson
1739–1808 (age 69)
Temple Church, London
Peter Peirson was an 18th-century lawyer whose practice contributed to the development of the British legal profession.
Francis James Newman Rogers
1791–1851 (age 60)
Temple Church, London
Francis James Newman Rogers is remembered for his steady stewardship of the law and collegial spirit.
Archibald Elijah Impey
1766–1831 (age 65)
Temple Church, London
Archibald Elijah Impey was a barrister of distinction who practiced law during the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
Phineas Bond
1749–1815 (age 66)
Temple Church, London
Phineas Bond was a lawyer whose counsel was valued in the Temple precincts.
Richard Richards
1752–1823 (age 71)
Temple Church, London
Richard Richards was an 18th-century judge whose legal career contributed to the development of British jurisprudence.