Deaths in the 1910s

Robert Anderson

1841–1918 (age 77)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Robert Anderson was a writer whose graceful prose reflected his enduring appreciation for the power of language.

Sir Charles Dilke, 2nd Baronet

1843–1911 (age 68)

Kensal Green Cemetery

John Tenniel

1820–1914 (age 94)

Kensal Green Cemetery

John Tenniel was an illustrator whose iconic drawings combined wit with meticulous craft.

Clements Markham

1830–1916 (age 86)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Walter Clopton Wingfield

1833–1912 (age 79)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Pioneering military officer and creator of the rules of lawn tennis.

Ernest Crofts

1847–1911 (age 64)

Kensal Green Cemetery

George Grossmith

1847–1912 (age 65)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Beloved comic actor of the Savoy stage and a cherished chronicler of theatre life.

John Byam Liston Shaw

1872–1919 (age 47)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Alexander Bassano

1829–1913 (age 84)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Renowned portrait photographer whose studio captured the faces of Victorian society.

Caspar Purdon Clarke

1846–1911 (age 65)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Clinton Thomas Dent

1850–1912 (age 62)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Physician and mountaineer who merged service to health with daring exploration.

Henry Sandham

1842–1910 (age 68)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Ludwig Kerber

1863–1919 (age 56)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Dedicated military officer remembered for calm leadership and steadfast duty.

A. G. Steel

1858–1914 (age 56)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Samuel Gee

1839–1911 (age 72)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Esteemed physician whose clinical clarity advanced understanding of digestive disease.

Beauchamp Duff

1855–1918 (age 63)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Catherine Louisa Pirkis

1841–1910 (age 69)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Acclaimed author of detective fiction who championed compassion for animals and women’s intellects.

William Downing Webster

1868–1913 (age 45)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Louisa Twining

1820–1912 (age 92)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Social reformer and editor who championed compassionate, organised charity.

Samuel Hawksley Burbury

1831–1911 (age 80)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Thomas Cooke

1841–1912 (age 71)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Steadfast military officer remembered for reliable leadership and dedication.

Kitty Melrose

1881–1912 (age 31)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Frederick Ernest Appleyard

1829–1911 (age 82)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Lifelong military servant whose quiet integrity earned lasting respect.

Henry Browne, 5th Marquess of Sligo

1831–1913 (age 82)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Herbert Railton

1857–1910 (age 53)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Artist Herbert Railton is remembered for his refined architectural work and his resting place at Kensal Green Cemetery.

Shadworth Hodgson

1832–1912 (age 80)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Frederick Richard Hicks

1871–1915 (age 44)

St Columb Major

Frederick Richard Hicks is remembered for his steadfast civic devotion in St Columb Major.

Lady Frances Rawdon-Hastings

1844–1910 (age 66)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Edmund Davidson Smith

1833–1916 (age 83)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Edmund Davidson Smith's life of gentle leadership is remembered at Kensal Green Cemetery.

Georgina Geils Donald Noble

1836–1911 (age 75)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Henry Silver

1828–1910 (age 82)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Solicitor Henry Silver's faithful practice and charity are remembered at Kensal Green Cemetery.

Owen William Davis

1838–1913 (age 75)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Christopher Louis Maling

1841–1916 (age 75)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Surveyor Christopher Louis Maling shaped public works and rests in Kensal Green Cemetery.

Eardley Maitland

1833–1911 (age 78)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Henry Harben

1823–1911 (age 88)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Insurance broker Henry Harben is recalled for his integrity and for resting at Kensal Green Cemetery.

Leonard Guthrie

1858–1918 (age 60)

Kensal Green Cemetery

David Limond

1831–1918 (age 87)

Kensal Green Cemetery

David Limond is remembered for his quiet dedication to family and community at Kensal Green Cemetery.

Nevill Gauntlett Myers Meakin

1876–1912 (age 36)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Alfred Barry

1826–1910 (age 84)

Worcester Cathedral

Biographer Alfred Barry's thoughtful portraits of lives endure at Worcester Cathedral.

Francis Morgan Nichols

1826–1915 (age 89)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Shadrach Pryce

1833–1914 (age 81)

St Asaph Cathedral

Anglican priest Shadrach Pryce served faithfully and is remembered at St Asaph Cathedral.

Henry John Wastell Coulson

1848–1915 (age 67)

Langton Long Blandford

John Royle

1836–1915 (age 79)

Wilmslow

John Royle's gentle leadership and Wilmslow ties live on in memory.

Robert Hugh Benson

1871–1914 (age 43)

Buntingford

Robert Hugh Benson was an English writer and priest whose imaginative fiction explored religious and spiritual themes.

Grace Taylor

1850–1916 (age 66)

Lewtrenchard

Grace Taylor was a devoted Lewtrenchard laborer whose quiet strength supported her rural community.

Charles Louis Hett

1845–1911 (age 66)

Brigg

Charles Louis Hett was a nineteenth-century photographer based in Brigg who documented his era through his photographic ...

John Arthur James

1853–1917 (age 64)

West Dean

John Arthur James spent his life in West Dean, offering steadiness to his village community.

William Dodge James

1854–1912 (age 58)

West Dean

William Dodge James was a West Dean businessman whose enterprise contributed to his community's economic development.

William Wycliffe Barlow

1854–1913 (age 59)

Hursley

William Wycliffe Barlow was a Hursley photographer remembered for documenting Hampshire life with a gentle eye.

Charles Beresford

1846–1919 (age 73)

Putney Vale Cemetery

Charles Beresford was an English politician whose career spanned the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.