Deaths in the 1930s

John Rickards Mozley

1840–1931 (age 91)

Headingley

Landon Ronald

1873–1938 (age 65)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Landon Ronald was a devoted conductor and teacher who inspired generations through his passionate advocacy for new music...

Emidio Recchioni

1864–1934 (age 70)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Guy Hudleston Boisragon

1864–1931 (age 67)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Guy Hudleston Boisragon's bravery in battle and steady command made him a celebrated soldier and leader.

Kate Meyrick

1875–1933 (age 58)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Neville Howse

1863–1930 (age 67)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Sir Neville Howse combined valor with public service to improve medical care for soldiers and the wider community.

Patrick Bernard Malone

1859–1939 (age 80)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Cecil Fowler Beadles

1867–1933 (age 66)

Englefield Green

Cecil Fowler Beadles used his pen to celebrate the quiet resilience of everyday lives.

Antonio de Navarro

1861–1932 (age 71)

Worcester

James Melville

1885–1931 (age 46)

Kensal Green Cemetery

James Melville stood as an earnest steward of public trust.

David McDowall Hannay

1853–1934 (age 81)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Gustav Holst

1874–1934 (age 60)

Chichester Cathedral

Gustav Holst reshaped British music with visionary compositions that still stir the imagination.

Cecil Hook

1844–1938 (age 94)

Chichester Cathedral

John Stephenson

1871–1933 (age 62)

Kensal Green Cemetery

John Stephenson approached zoology with patient devotion to the diversity of life.

Mario Vittorio Giuseppe Azari

1861–1931 (age 70)

Kensal Green Cemetery

Arthur George Peskett

1850–1931 (age 81)

Southwold

Arthur George Peskett broadened readers' horizons through his carefully rendered translations.

Robert Bontine Cunninghame Graham

1852–1936 (age 84)

Inchmahome Priory

Anthony Muirhead

1890–1939 (age 49)

Great Haseley

Anthony Muirhead balanced public service with a steadfast sense of duty.

Alfred Edwards

1848–1937 (age 89)

St Asaph Cathedral

John Du Buisson

1871–1938 (age 67)

St Asaph Cathedral

John Du Buisson shepherded his flock with attentive care and steady faith.

George Hessing Geddes

1864–1933 (age 69)

Rimpton

Henry Francis Wilson

1859–1937 (age 78)

Froyle

Henry Francis Wilson championed fairness in the law with measured counsel.

Katharine, Lady Parsons

1859–1933 (age 74)

Kirkwhelpington

Charlotte Stopford

1855–1935 (age 80)

Shrivenham

Charlotte Stopford quietly uplifted her community through steadfast generosity.

Diane Ellis

1909–1930 (age 21)

Milford

Sir John Ellerman, 1st Baronet

1862–1933 (age 71)

Putney Vale Cemetery

Sir John Ellerman, 1st Baronet, combined sharp business acumen with generous philanthropy.

Frank Staines

1876–1937 (age 61)

Putney Vale Cemetery

Jenny Maria Catharina Goldschmidt

1857–1935 (age 78)

Putney Vale Cemetery

Jenny Maria Catharina Goldschmidt was a writer whose reflective voice brought warmth to her community.

Charles J. Owens

1845–1933 (age 88)

Putney Vale Cemetery

Alice McKeand Addison

1876–1931 (age 55)

Putney Vale Cemetery

Alice McKeand Addison is remembered for her steady kindness to those around her.

Grace Bruce Carr

1872–1939 (age 67)

Putney Vale Cemetery

William Rutherford Hayes Trowbridge

1866–1938 (age 72)

Putney Vale Cemetery

William Rutherford Hayes Trowbridge wrote with sincerity about citizenship and everyday grace.

Mākereti Papakura

1873–1930 (age 57)

Oddington

Lucy Agnes Turner

1847–1936 (age 89)

Stanmore

Lucy Agnes Turner is cherished for her steady support of family and neighborhood life.

Ronald Ross

1857–1932 (age 75)

Putney Vale Cemetery

Howard Carter

1874–1939 (age 65)

Putney Vale Cemetery

Howard Carter's meticulous scholarship unveiled treasures of ancient Egypt.

Richard Seaman

1913–1939 (age 26)

Putney Vale Cemetery

J. Bruce Ismay

1862–1937 (age 75)

Putney Vale Cemetery

J. Bruce Ismay is remembered for his role in maritime commerce and his resilience.

Hazel Lavery

1880–1935 (age 55)

Putney Vale Cemetery

Kenelm Lee Guinness

1887–1937 (age 50)

Putney Vale Cemetery

Kenelm Lee Guinness balanced engineering ingenuity with a love of motor sport.

William Orpen

1878–1931 (age 53)

Putney Vale Cemetery

Samuel Insull

1859–1938 (age 79)

Putney Vale Cemetery

Samuel Insull's vision helped shape modern electricity and public transport services.

Henry Fielding Dickens

1849–1933 (age 84)

Putney Vale Cemetery

Arthur Heath

1856–1930 (age 74)

Putney Vale Cemetery

Arthur Heath's political service reflected dependable leadership.

Ernest Wright Alexander

1870–1934 (age 64)

Putney Vale Cemetery

Harry Norton Schofield

1865–1931 (age 66)

Putney Vale Cemetery

Harry Norton Schofield's military career exemplified courage and steadiness.

Henry Chance Newton

1854–1931 (age 77)

Putney Vale Cemetery

Owen Seaman

1861–1936 (age 75)

Putney Vale Cemetery

Owen Seaman guided Punch through years of wit and national reflection.

Walter de Frece

1870–1935 (age 65)

Putney Vale Cemetery

William Scoresby Routledge

1859–1939 (age 80)

Putney Vale Cemetery

William Scoresby Routledge mapped remote isles while gathering botanical treasures for scholars.