Deaths in the 1910s

P. C. Lucas

d. 1918

Church of St Mary the Virgin, Harefield

Private remembered for faithful service and the sacrifice he made for his comrades.

John Sturgeon Mackay

1843–1914 (age 71)

Wellshill Cemetery

John Sturgeon Mackay was a Scottish writer whose literary works contributed to 19th-century cultural life.

Jane Rose Roberts

1818–1914 (age 96)

Streatham Cemetery

First Lady remembered for grace, determination, and commitment to civic service.

William Alexander Smith

1854–1914 (age 60)

Western Necropolis

William Alexander Smith was a military officer whose service defined much of his distinguished life.

Charles Henry Crookshank

1836–1915 (age 79)

Muckamore

Charles Henry Crookshank was a writer whose thoughtful words reached readers from Muckamore to far beyond.

William Richard Gowers

1845–1915 (age 70)

Lawnswood Cemetery

William Richard Gowers was an accomplished physician whose career advanced medical practice in the 19th century.

John Shaw Banks

1835–1917 (age 82)

Lawnswood Cemetery

John Shaw Banks was a professor who inspired generations with his calm wisdom and dedication to learning.

Thomas Kidney

1832–1914 (age 82)

Beckett Street Cemetery

Thomas Kidney was a steeplejack whose skilled work at great heights demonstrated remarkable bravery and expertise.

William Kendall Burnett

1854–1912 (age 58)

Kemnay

William Kendall Burnett was an advocate of integrity, remembered for his steady counsel in Kemnay.

Anthony Marshall

1825–1911 (age 86)

Alderley Edge Cemetery

Anthony Marshall was a merchant whose commercial ventures reflected the enterprise of his age.

Blanche Holden

1856–1911 (age 55)

Dean Castle Lodge, Dean Castle Estate, Dean Road, Kilmarnock

Blanche Holden brought warmth and care to Dean Castle Lodge and its community.

Alfred Neobard Palmer

1847–1915 (age 68)

Wrexham Cemetery

Alfred Neobard Palmer was a historian whose scholarly work preserved important historical knowledge.

Edward Laws

1837–1913 (age 76)

St Mary's Churchyard, Tenby

Edward Laws was a historian whose writings preserved the richness of past lives for future generations.

Thomas Rennie

1850–1912 (age 62)

Springbank Cemetery, Aberdeen

Thomas Rennie was a resident of Aberdeen whose life spanned the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

William Dove Paterson

1860–1916 (age 56)

Springbank Cemetery, Aberdeen

William Dove Paterson brought the magic of early cinema to Aberdeen as a pioneering film exhibitor.

John Bott

1875–1917 (age 42)

Great Orme Cemetery

John Bott was a military officer whose service during the Great War era reflected his dedication to duty.

John Strutt, 3rd Baron Rayleigh

1842–1919 (age 77)

Terling (All Saints) Churchyard

John Strutt, 3rd Baron Rayleigh, served with steady leadership and a thoughtful heart for his community.

Edwin Harris Dunning

1892–1917 (age 25)

Bradfield (St. Lawrence) Churchyard

Edwin Harris Dunning was an aircraft pilot whose pioneering work in early aviation demonstrated remarkable courage.

Edward Robert Hughes

1851–1914 (age 63)

Hatfield Road Cemetery

Edward Robert Hughes was a painter whose luminous art continues to inspire awe.

Claude Champion de Crespigny

1873–1910 (age 37)

Hatfield Peverel (St. Andrew) Churchyard

Claude Champion de Crespigny was an accomplished polo player whose skill defined his sporting legacy.

Frederick Corbett

1853–1912 (age 59)

Maldon Cemetery

Frederick Corbett is remembered for his steady and thoughtful care for those around him.

William Oakley

1860–1918 (age 58)

Wivenhoe (Bellevue Road) Cemetery

William Oakley was military personnel whose service extended through the early 20th century.

James Cubitt

1836–1912 (age 76)

Loughton Cemetery

James Cubitt was an architect whose enduring designs brought reverence and harmony to sacred spaces.

Rose Buckingham Selfridge

1860–1918 (age 58)

St Mark Churchyard

Rose Buckingham Selfridge (1860–1918) was remembered in her community.

Alice Mangold Diehl

1844–1912 (age 68)

Fryerning Cemetery

Alice Mangold Diehl was a celebrated writer whose elegant prose and cultural insights earned lasting appreciation.

Madeline Elsie Bates

1883–1917 (age 34)

Shenfield (St. Mary) Churchyard

Madeline Elsie Bates (1883–1917) was a dedicated nurse.

Aaron Kosminski

1865–1919 (age 54)

East Ham (Marlow Road) Jewish Cemetery

Aaron Kosminski was a respected barber whose steady service to his community exemplified quiet dedication.

Charles Fryatt

1872–1916 (age 44)

Dovercourt (All Saints) Churchyard

Charles Fryatt (1872–1916) was a military personnel.

Ethel R. Harraden

1857–1917 (age 60)

Paddington Old Cemetery

Ethel R. Harraden was a gifted composer whose lyrical works added grace to late-Victorian musical life.

Patrick Mullane

1858–1919 (age 61)

Leytonstone (St. Patrick's) Roman Catholic Cemetery

Patrick Mullane (1858–1919) was a member of the Leytonstone community.

Sir Joseph Dimsdale, 1st Baronet

1849–1912 (age 63)

Paddington Old Cemetery

Sir Joseph Dimsdale, 1st Baronet, was a dedicated politician whose steady leadership served London well.

William Franklyn

1856–1914 (age 58)

Paddington Old Cemetery

William Franklyn (1856–1914) was a military leader.

William Henry Collingridge

1868–1919 (age 51)

Jarrow Cemetery War Memorial

William Henry Collingridge was a devoted instructor whose guidance inspired many students to flourish.

William Hitchcock

1862–1914 (age 52)

Leytonstone (St. Patrick's) Roman Catholic Cemetery

William Hitchcock (1862–1914) was a member of the Leytonstone community.

William Erasmus Darwin

1839–1914 (age 75)

St Nicolas Churchyard

William Erasmus Darwin was a principled businessperson whose steady character left a quiet impression on those he served...

Ernest William Ayres

1880–1918 (age 38)

Botley Cemetery

Ernest William Ayres (1880–1918) was a military personnel.

Charles Brimley

1915–1915 (age 0)

St. Stephen's Church, Shottermill

Charles Brimley was a soldier remembered for his courage and steadfast commitment to his country.

Michael Henry Newman

1890–1919 (age 29)

St. Stephen's Church, Shottermill

Michael Henry Newman (1890–1919) was a soldier.

Sidney Herbert, 14th Earl of Pembroke

1853–1913 (age 60)

St Mary and St Nicholas Churchyard

Sidney Herbert, 14th Earl of Pembroke, was a politician and nobleman known for principled leadership and devoted service...

Percy Towns Armstrong

1885–1917 (age 32)

Saint Nicholas Cemetery

Percy Towns Armstrong (1885–1917) was an engineer.

Baker Russell

1837–1911 (age 74)

Cheriton Road Cemetery

Baker Russell was a respected military officer whose steady leadership inspired confidence and loyalty.

Thomas Kelly-Kenny

1840–1914 (age 74)

Hove Cemetery

Thomas Kelly-Kenny (1840–1914) was a military personnel.

James Atkinson

1846–1914 (age 68)

Chiswick Burial Ground

James Atkinson was an engineer known for his careful planning and steady dedication to his work.

William Alexander Kerr

1831–1919 (age 88)

Cheriton Road Cemetery

William Alexander Kerr (1831–1919) was a long-lived resident of his era, remembered through his burial at Cheriton Roa...

William Carington

1845–1914 (age 69)

Cheriton Road Cemetery

A politician of steady character, William Carington is remembered at Cheriton Road Cemetery.

Ralph Seymour

1875–1916 (age 41)

Cheriton Road Cemetery

Ralph Seymour (1875–1916) was a victim of the First World War era, buried at Cheriton Road Cemetery.

Vere Seymour

1879–1916 (age 37)

Cheriton Road Cemetery

Vere Seymour is remembered for his quiet devotion to others and is laid to rest at Cheriton Road Cemetery.

John Stokes Croker

1844–1911 (age 67)

Cheriton Road Cemetery

John Stokes Croker (1844–1911) was a Victorian-era resident whose life spanned nearly seven decades.

Henry Isaac Butterfield

1819–1910 (age 91)

Utley Cemetery

Henry Isaac Butterfield is commemorated at Utley Cemetery for his steady character and enduring kindness.

Charles Frederick Lumb

1846–1911 (age 65)

Cheriton Road Cemetery

Charles Frederick Lumb (1846–1911) was a respected judge who devoted his career to the administration of justice.