Deaths in the 1900s

Sir Robert Cunliffe, 5th Baronet

1839–1905 (age 66)

Highgate Cemetery

Thomas Bolton Gilchrist Septimus Dalziel

1823–1906 (age 83)

Highgate Cemetery

Thomas Bolton Gilchrist Septimus Dalziel brought stories to life through his illustrations.

William Morgan

1829–1907 (age 78)

Scarborough

William Edward Briggs

1847–1903 (age 56)

Highgate Cemetery

William Edward Briggs was a politician committed to representing industrial Britain in Parliament.

William Henry Crossland

1835–1908 (age 73)

Highgate Cemetery

Herbert Vaughan

1832–1903 (age 71)

Westminster Cathedral

Herbert Vaughan was a cardinal whose pastoral leadership and missionary zeal shaped the Catholic Church in England.

Maria Bazalgette

1819–1902 (age 83)

Wimbledon

Lady Theodosia Proby

1833–1902 (age 69)

Battle

Lady Theodosia Proby was a devoted member of her family remembered for her quiet service.

Edward Stock Hill

1834–1902 (age 68)

Llandaff Cathedral

Herbert Luckock

1833–1909 (age 76)

Lichfield Cathedral

Herbert Luckock was a theologian whose scholarship and leadership guided Lichfield Cathedral.

John Abernethy Kingdon

1828–1906 (age 78)

Highgate Cemetery

Charles Brodie Sewell

1817–1900 (age 83)

Highgate Cemetery

Charles Brodie Sewell was a physician of compassion whose work brought comfort to many in Highgate.

Alfred Plumpton

1840–1902 (age 62)

Highgate Cemetery

Charles Platt

1821–1902 (age 81)

Highgate Cemetery

Charles Platt administered the courts with steady judgment and unwavering integrity.

Griffith Jones

1836–1906 (age 70)

Llanfairfechan

John Manners, 7th Duke of Rutland

1818–1906 (age 88)

Belvoir Castle

John Manners, 7th Duke of Rutland, was a noble writer who cared deeply for Belvoir and its people.

Arthur Lloyd

1844–1907 (age 63)

Benwell

Frederick Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood, 1st Marquess of Dufferin and Ava

1826–1902 (age 76)

Bangor

Frederick Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood, 1st Marquess of Dufferin and Ava, combined global statesmanship with eloquent writi...

John Cunningham Geikie

1824–1906 (age 82)

Barnstaple

George Maclear

1833–1902 (age 69)

St. Martin's Church

George Maclear was a writer and pastor whose thoughtful works guided many at St. Martin's.

William Hornsby

1838–1907 (age 69)

Grantham

Ralph Lingen, 1st Baron Lingen

1819–1905 (age 86)

Brompton Cemetery

Ralph Lingen, 1st Baron Lingen, brought steadfast leadership and clear judgment to the civil service.

Sarah Woolgar

1824–1909 (age 85)

Brompton Cemetery

Sir Daniel Cooper, 1st Baronet

1821–1902 (age 81)

Brompton Cemetery

Sir Daniel Cooper, 1st Baronet, championed representative government across continents with dignity.

Walter Richard Cassels

1826–1907 (age 81)

Brompton Cemetery

William Henry Macleod Read

1819–1909 (age 90)

Brompton Cemetery

William Henry Macleod Read upheld the law with steady courage and compassion.

William Hope

1834–1909 (age 75)

Brompton Cemetery

William Houston Stewart

1822–1902 (age 80)

Brompton Cemetery

William Houston Stewart strengthened the Royal Navy with steady leadership and care for his crews.

William Martin Cafe

1826–1906 (age 80)

Brompton Cemetery

Robert Etheridge

1819–1903 (age 84)

Brompton Cemetery

Robert Etheridge advanced geological knowledge through meticulous research and mentorship.

Robert Soutar

1830–1908 (age 78)

Brompton Cemetery

Henry Hugh Clutton

1850–1909 (age 59)

Brompton Cemetery

Henry Hugh Clutton was a physician celebrated for his clinical insight and teaching on joint disease.

Frederick Sandys

1829–1904 (age 75)

Brompton Cemetery

Helen Blackburn

1842–1903 (age 61)

Brompton Cemetery

Helen Blackburn was a writer and campaigner whose journalism and organizing advanced women’s rights.

Theodore Martin

1816–1909 (age 93)

Brompton Cemetery

Frederic George Stephens

1827–1907 (age 80)

Brompton Cemetery

Frederic George Stephens was a painter-turned-critic whose writing supported the Pre-Raphaelites and the wider art world...

Agnes Mary Clerke

1842–1907 (age 65)

Brompton Cemetery

Thomas Wemyss Reid

1842–1905 (age 63)

Brompton Cemetery

Thomas Wemyss Reid was a writer and editor whose journalism and novels reflected the nuance of Victorian life.

Sir Donald Stewart, 1st Baronet

1824–1900 (age 76)

Brompton Cemetery

Field Marshal Sir Donald Martin Stewart, 1st Baronet, (1 March 1824 – 26 March 1900) was a senior Indian Army officer...

Frederick Haines

1819–1909 (age 90)

Brompton Cemetery

Frederick Haines was a career military officer esteemed for his leadership and care for the soldiers under his command.

Nellie Farren

1848–1904 (age 56)

Brompton Cemetery

Alexander Condie Stephen

1850–1908 (age 58)

Brompton Cemetery

Alexander Condie Stephen was a diplomat and translator who deepened Britain’s engagement with the cultures of the Near...

Arthur Haliburton, 1st Baron Haliburton

1832–1907 (age 75)

Brompton Cemetery

Arthur Power Palmer

1840–1904 (age 64)

Brompton Cemetery

Arthur Power Palmer was a military commander who led British forces in India with steadiness and compassion.

Harriet Mordaunt

1848–1906 (age 58)

Brompton Cemetery

Coote Synge-Hutchinson

1832–1902 (age 70)

Brompton Cemetery

Coote Synge-Hutchinson was a committed military officer remembered for thoughtful leadership and mentorship.

Frederick James Halliday

1806–1901 (age 95)

Brompton Cemetery

Sir Frederick James Halliday (25 December 1806 – 22 October 1901) was a British civil servant and the first Lieutenan...

Frederick Traill-Burroughs

1831–1905 (age 74)

Brompton Cemetery

Frederick Traill-Burroughs was a diligent military officer revered for his administrative skill and steady guidance.

George Salting

1835–1909 (age 74)

Brompton Cemetery

George Howard Wilkinson

1833–1907 (age 74)

Brompton Cemetery

George Howard Wilkinson was an Anglican bishop whose thoughtful leadership sustained communities across his dioceses.