Deaths in the 1910s

James Mitchell

1830–1911 (age 81)

Dean Cemetery

James Mitchell's memory endures in Dean Cemetery among those who shared his community.

Eiríkr Magnússon

1833–1913 (age 80)

Mill Road Cemetery

Eiríkr Magnússon was a distinguished librarian and scholar of Icelandic language and literature.

Joseph Lister

1827–1912 (age 85)

Hampstead Cemetery

Joseph Lister's public service is honored at Hampstead Cemetery.

Joseph Chamberlain

1836–1914 (age 78)

Key Hill Cemetery

Joseph Chamberlain was a prominent British politician and influential figure in late 19th-century politics.

William Harris

1826–1911 (age 85)

Key Hill Cemetery

William Harris was a Birmingham politician remembered for his civic leadership and reform efforts.

Powlett Milbank

1852–1918 (age 66)

Norton

Powlett Milbank was a British politician who served during the early 20th century.

Alfred Gaselee

1844–1918 (age 74)

Mount Cemetery

Sir Alfred Gaselee was a seasoned military leader whose steady command spanned far-reaching campaigns.

Edwin H. Dodgson

1846–1918 (age 72)

Mount Cemetery

Edwin H. Dodgson was a deacon who served his community with religious dedication.

Elizabeth Lucy Dodgson

1830–1916 (age 86)

Mount Cemetery

Elizabeth Lucy Dodgson was cherished for her quiet generosity and enduring kindness.

Robert Henry Scott

1833–1916 (age 83)

Peper Harow

Robert Henry Scott was a distinguished meteorologist who advanced the science of weather observation.

Sir John Whittaker Ellis, 1st Baronet

1829–1912 (age 83)

St Peter's Church, Petersham

Sir John Whittaker Ellis was a Lord Mayor whose civic service advanced charitable and municipal causes.

Princess Louise Margaret, Duchess of Connaught and Strathearn

1860–1917 (age 57)

Royal Burial Ground

Princess Louise Margaret, Duchess of Connaught and Strathearn, was a member of the British royal family.

Charles Rolls

1877–1910 (age 33)

Llangattock-Vibon-Avel

Charles Rolls was an engineer and aviator whose pioneering spirit shaped early motoring and flight.

George Nares

1831–1915 (age 84)

Long Ditton

George Nares was a distinguished naval officer who served with dedication in the Royal Navy.

Prince Christian of Schleswig-Holstein

1831–1917 (age 86)

Royal Burial Ground

Prince Christian of Schleswig-Holstein was a royal statesman remembered for his dignified public service.

Charles Parker

1870–1918 (age 48)

London Road Cemetery

Charles Parker was military personnel who served during World War I.

Prince Francis of Teck

1870–1910 (age 40)

Royal Burial Ground

Prince Francis of Teck was a devoted royal and military officer noted for his gentle character.

John Jones

1854–1913 (age 59)

Llanelidan

John Jones was a resident of Llanelidan who lived during the 19th century.

Lady Gwendoline Talbot

1836–1910 (age 74)

London Road Cemetery

Lady Gwendoline Talbot was a compassionate supporter of community causes and friends alike.

Owen Kyffin Williams

1863–1917 (age 54)

Llangwyllog

Owen Kyffin Williams was a resident of Llangwyllog who lived during the late 19th century.

Cecil Abercrombie

1886–1916 (age 30)

Plymouth Naval Memorial

Cecil Abercrombie was a gifted athlete and naval officer commemorated for his wartime sacrifice.

William Robert Holland Pusey

1890–1918 (age 28)

Plymouth Naval Memorial

William Robert Holland Pusey was military personnel who served in the Royal Navy during World War I.

John Douglas

1830–1911 (age 81)

Overleigh Cemetery

John Douglas was a celebrated architect known for honoring history through sensitive and lasting designs.

Donald Mackenzie Smeaton

1848–1910 (age 62)

Peaslake

W. Aylwin

1918–1918 (age 0)

Peaslake

W. Aylwin (b. 1918) served as a soldier and is remembered with gratitude in Peaslake.

James Campbell Noble

1845–1913 (age 68)

Rosebank Cemetery

Edward Boardman

1833–1910 (age 77)

Rosary Cemetery, Norwich

Norwich architect Edward Boardman (1833–1910) left a lasting imprint on his city through numerous civic and ecclesiast...

James Stuart

1843–1913 (age 70)

Rosary Cemetery, Norwich

Christian Salvesen

1827–1911 (age 84)

Rosebank Cemetery

Christian Salvesen (1827–1911) established a shipping firm whose reach and philanthropy were felt well beyond his home...

Paul Rubens

1875–1917 (age 42)

Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Cemetery, Hanwell

Edgar Albert Smith

1847–1916 (age 69)

Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Cemetery, Hanwell

Zoologist Edgar Albert Smith (1847–1916) advanced the study of molluscs through meticulous research and museum steward...

Alfred Prentice Young

1841–1919 (age 78)

Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Cemetery, Hanwell

F. J. Slinger

1824–1910 (age 86)

South Bersted

Illustrator F. J. Slinger (1824–1910) captured scenes with a delicate touch that celebrated everyday life.

Joseph Dalton Hooker

1817–1911 (age 94)

St Anne's Church, Kew

Constance Augusta Tennant

1860–1914 (age 54)

St. Anne's Church, Sutton Bonington

Constance Augusta Tennant (1860–1914) is remembered for her gracious presence and quiet support of her community.

John Alcock

1892–1919 (age 27)

Southern Cemetery

James Ross

1880–1914 (age 34)

Southern Cemetery

Rugby union player James Ross (1880–1914) inspired teammates with strength and sportsmanship.

Jerome Caminada

1844–1914 (age 70)

Southern Cemetery

Bosdin Thomas Leech

1836–1912 (age 76)

Southern Cemetery

Writer Bosdin Thomas Leech (1836–1912) shared vivid stories and thoughtful reflections with his readers.

Albert Broadbent

1867–1912 (age 45)

Southern Cemetery

Samuel Royse

1850–1916 (age 66)

Southern Cemetery

Director Samuel Royse (1850–1916) guided productions with a calm command that balanced discipline and creativity.

Arthur Copeland

1841–1916 (age 75)

Southern Cemetery

John Makeague

1847–1919 (age 72)

Southern Cemetery

John Makeague (1847–1919) was a steadfast community member who offered counsel and encouragement to others.

Alfred Seaman

1844–1910 (age 66)

Sheffield General Cemetery

Alfred Seaman was a Sheffield-based photographer who documented the industrial and social landscape of Victorian and Edw...

J. Batty Langley

1834–1914 (age 80)

Sheffield General Cemetery

Langley's devotion to Sheffield's advancement left an enduring mark.

Ekaterina Telfer

1844–1918 (age 74)

Shirley

Ekaterina Telfer was a translator who contributed to cross-cultural communication in the early twentieth century.

Sir William Henry Marling, 2nd Bt.

1835–1919 (age 84)

Selsley Church, King's Stanley

As baronet he combined stewardship of land with gentle philanthropy.

Mary Emily Abraham

1834–1918 (age 84)

Selsley Church, King's Stanley

Mary Emily Abraham was a woman of the nineteenth century whose life reflected the era in which she lived.

Charles Vane-Tempest-Stewart, 6th Marquess of Londonderry

1852–1915 (age 63)

St Mary's Church, Longnewton

The 6th Marquess balanced aristocratic duty with commitment to national service.

Henry John Pearson

1850–1913 (age 63)

St. Mary's Church, Attenborough

Henry John Pearson was an ornithologist whose work advanced the study of birds during the Victorian and Edwardian period...