Deaths in the 1910s

Maria Zambaco

1843–1914 (age 71)

West Norwood Cemetery

Greek-English artist and Pre-Raphaelite figure who produced paintings and sculpture before her death in 1914.

Hiram Stevens Maxim

1840–1916 (age 76)

West Norwood Cemetery

Walter Theodore Watts-Dunton

1832–1914 (age 82)

West Norwood Cemetery

Poet and critic known for advocating Algernon Swinburne and contributing to Victorian literary life until 1914.

Richard Webster, 1st Viscount Alverstone

1842–1915 (age 73)

West Norwood Cemetery

Oliver Imlay

1893–1917 (age 24)

Brookwood Cemetery

Young military officer who served in the First World War and was killed in 1917.

Paul Cinquevalli

1859–1918 (age 59)

West Norwood Cemetery

John Cyril Porte

1884–1919 (age 35)

West Norwood Cemetery

Aviator and naval innovator who advanced flying-boat design before his death in 1919.

William Hayman Cummings

1831–1915 (age 84)

West Norwood Cemetery

Frederick Nettlefold

1833–1913 (age 80)

West Norwood Cemetery

Industrialist who expanded Nettlefold & Co. while fostering civic and educational causes before dying in 1913.

George Harwood

1845–1912 (age 67)

West Norwood Cemetery

William Bernhardt Tegetmeier

1816–1912 (age 96)

East Finchley Cemetery

Naturalist and writer who studied domestic fowl and supported Darwinian ideas before his death in 1912.

H. G. Pelissier

1874–1913 (age 39)

East Finchley Cemetery

Henry Charles Stephens

1841–1918 (age 77)

East Finchley Cemetery

Industrialist and philanthropist whose support of education and community projects endured until his death in 1918.

David Ffrangcon-Davies

1855–1918 (age 63)

East Finchley Cemetery

Alice Hogg

1845–1918 (age 73)

East Finchley Cemetery

Alice Hogg was a steady presence in East Finchley whose quiet generosity strengthened her neighbourhood.

Richard Williams-Bulkeley

1887–1918 (age 31)

East Finchley Cemetery

Harry Dillon Ripley

1864–1913 (age 49)

East Finchley Cemetery

Harry Dillon Ripley earned respect as a civic-minded neighbour who nurtured community ties in East Finchley.

Edward Compton

1854–1918 (age 64)

Brookwood Cemetery

Philip Cardew

1851–1910 (age 59)

Brookwood Cemetery

Philip Cardew was a distinguished electrical engineer whose work in measurement and standards served as a guide for futu...

Charlie Morley

1883–1919 (age 36)

Brookwood Cemetery

Samuel Boulton

1830–1918 (age 88)

Brookwood Cemetery

Samuel Boulton combined business acumen with a devotion to justice, supporting both civic institutions and community gro...

Robert Ashington Bullen

1850–1912 (age 62)

Brookwood Cemetery

Dugald McTavish Lumsden

1851–1915 (age 64)

Brookwood Cemetery

Dugald McTavish Lumsden was remembered for his courageous service and steadfast care for the soldiers he led.

John Wrightson

1840–1916 (age 76)

Brookwood Cemetery

Sir Edward Gilbert Clayton

1841–1917 (age 76)

Brookwood Cemetery

Sir Edward Gilbert Clayton was a devoted public servant whose thoughtful leadership helped strengthen civic institutions...

Edward William Northey

1832–1914 (age 82)

Epsom

Eliza Hobson

1835–1915 (age 80)

Brookwood Cemetery

Eliza Hobson is remembered for her warm-hearted care and the gracious support she offered to those around her.

Claude Watney

1866–1919 (age 53)

Brookwood Cemetery

Joseph Wallace

1910–1910 (age 0)

Brookwood Cemetery

Joseph Wallace was a writer whose thoughtful stories celebrated the dignity of everyday life.

Robert Bruce Armstrong

1837–1913 (age 76)

Brookwood Cemetery

Charles Campbell

1847–1911 (age 64)

Brookwood Cemetery

Charles Campbell was a generous civic-minded citizen whose goodwill strengthened the communities he served.

George Tinworth

1843–1913 (age 70)

West Norwood Cemetery

John Belcher

1841–1913 (age 72)

West Norwood Cemetery

John Belcher was a celebrated architect whose buildings and mentorship enriched London’s civic landscape.

John Dibblee Crace

1838–1919 (age 81)

West Norwood Cemetery

John Jackson

1851–1919 (age 68)

West Norwood Cemetery

John Jackson was an engineer whose steady hands supported the infrastructure of late Victorian Britain.

Robert Brudenell Carter

1828–1918 (age 90)

West Norwood Cemetery

Sir Ernest Tritton, 1st Baronet

1845–1918 (age 73)

West Norwood Cemetery

Sir Ernest Tritton, 1st Baronet, was a Conservative parliamentarian known for his steady sense of duty.

Sir William Dunn, 1st Baronet, of Lakenheath

1833–1912 (age 79)

West Norwood Cemetery

Anna Pigeon

1832–1917 (age 85)

West Norwood Cemetery

Anna Pigeon was a pioneering mountaineer whose courageous climbs opened doors for women in the mountains.

Thomas Wilberforce Stoughton

1840–1917 (age 77)

West Norwood Cemetery

Charles Henry Mabey

1836–1912 (age 76)

West Norwood Cemetery

Charles Henry Mabey was a sculptor known for the stained patience and dignity of his memorial works.

Hannah Barlow

1851–1916 (age 65)

West Norwood Cemetery

Rosa Major

1832–1916 (age 84)

West Norwood Cemetery

Rosa Major was a poet whose sensitivity brought warmth and reflection to the lives of her readers.

Fred W. P. Jago

1817–1911 (age 94)

St Germans

Thomas Taylor

1851–1916 (age 65)

Bolton

Thomas Taylor was a Bolton politician who balanced civic responsibility with attentive service to his constituency.

James Grierson

1859–1914 (age 55)

Glasgow Necropolis

John Barlas

1860–1914 (age 54)

Glasgow Necropolis

John Barlas was a poet whose empathetic verse reflected both spiritual searching and concern for social justice.

Samson Gemmell

1848–1913 (age 65)

Glasgow Necropolis

Henry Johnston

1842–1919 (age 77)

Glasgow Necropolis

Henry Johnston was a writer known for calm, thoughtful prose that reflected a deep curiosity about human life.

John William Waterhouse

1849–1917 (age 68)

Kensal Green Cemetery