William Harris

1826–1911 (age 85)

Biography

William Harris (1826-1911) served Birmingham with quiet determination during a time of rapid change, bringing steady leadership to public affairs and advocating for reforms that strengthened the city’s institutions.

He championed education, public health, and inclusive civic engagement, leaving a legacy of thoughtful service that endures in the memory of those who visit his grave at Key Hill Cemetery.

Also buried at Key Hill Cemetery

George Dawson
1821–1876 (age 55)
Key Hill Cemetery
George Dawson is remembered for his stirring ministry that united spiritual insight with practical compassion.
Thomas Martineau
1828–1893 (age 65)
Key Hill Cemetery
Thomas Martineau was a respected voice for moral clarity and social progress.
A. Follett Osler
1808–1903 (age 95)
Key Hill Cemetery
Arthur Winkler Wills
1830–1903 (age 73)
Key Hill Cemetery
Robert Martineau
1913–1999 (age 86)
Key Hill Cemetery
Robert Arnold Schürhoff Martineau (22 August 1913 – 28 June 1999) was a British bishop who was the first Bishop of Hu...
Charles Vince
1824–1874 (age 50)
Key Hill Cemetery
Charles Vince was a Christian minister of the nineteenth century.