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Pearse, Anthony Guy Everson (1916-2003), pathologist and histochemist Add to clipboard

Person · 1916-2003

Pollock, Ralph John Hamilton (1921-1980), army officer Add to clipboard

Person · 1921-1980

Dixon, Edmund Saul (1809-1893), clergyman and author Add to clipboard

Person · 1809-1893

Donaldson, John William (1811-1861), classicist and philologist Add to clipboard

Person · 1811-1861

Brightwen, George (1820-1883), banker Add to clipboard

Person · 1820-1883

Baldwin, Alexander Rae (b 1958), actor Add to clipboard

Person · b 1958

Pumphrey, Phyllida (1910-c 2000), née Waterfield, wife of Michael Ernest Christopher Pumphrey Add to clipboard

Person · 19100-c 2000

Palgrave, Sarah Maria (1826-1898), wife of Sir R. H. Inglis Palgrave Add to clipboard

Person · 1826-1898

Labillière, Paul Fulcrand Delacour De (1879-1946), Bishop of Knaresborough, Dean of Westminster Add to clipboard

Person · 1879-1946

Shelley, Charlotte Agnes (1849-1905), née Solly, daughter of Samuel Solly Add to clipboard

Person · 1849-1905

Ricardo, David Frank (1912-1948), government official Add to clipboard

Person · 1912-1948

Husenbeth, Frederick Charles (1796-1872), clergyman and writer Add to clipboard

Person · 1796-1872

Sprigg, Henry Aldwyn Guildford (1882-1918), soldier Add to clipboard

Person · 1882-1918

Henry Aldwyn Guildford Sprigg was born in Wandsworth in 1882, the son of Reverend Guilford Sprigg, the Rector of Emsworth and Rural Dean of Havant, and his wife Florence Sprigg of Kinsey House. Henry was educated at Eton, then attended Trinity College… read more

Henry Aldwyn Guildford Sprigg was born in Wandsworth in 1882, the son of Reverend Guilford Sprigg, the Rector of Emsworth and Rural Dean of Havant, and his wife Florence Sprigg of Kinsey House. Henry was educated at Eton, then attended Trinity College Cambridge from 1901-1904. He later joined the army, sustaining multiple gunshot wounds to the head in 1916 while in action in France. In 1917, he was deployed to Egypt. His Division was then deployed to Palestine, where he fought in several battles, including the battle of Berukin in 1918, where he was killed in action.

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Cumberland, Richard (1732–1811), playwright and novelist Add to clipboard

Person · 1732–1811

Born in the Master's Lodge at Trinity College, Cambridge, on 19 February 1732. He was the grandson of RIchard Bentley, Master of the College.

Serocold, Ralph Edward Pearce (1916-1998), clergyman Add to clipboard

Person · 1916-1988

Skinner, Alexander Neil (1921-2015), colonial civil servant Add to clipboard

Palgrave, Thomas (1804-1891), lawyer and botanist Add to clipboard

Person · 1804-1891

Smith, Charles Roach (1806-1890), antiquary Add to clipboard

Person · 1806-1890

John (1340–1399), Duke of Aquitaine and Duke of Lancaster, styled King of Castile and León, Prince and steward of England, known as John of Gaunt Add to clipboard

Person · 1340–1399

Talbot, John (c. 1387–1453), 1st Earl of Shrewsbury and 1st Earl of Waterford, soldier Add to clipboard

Person · c. 1387–1453

Baker, John Gilbert (1834-1920), botanist Add to clipboard

Person · 1834-1920

Henry IV (1367–1413), King of England and Lord of Ireland, and Duke of Aquitaine, known as Henry Bolingbroke Add to clipboard

Person · 1367–1413

Cecil, William (? 1520–1598), 1st Baron Burghley, royal minister Add to clipboard

Person · ? 1520–1598

Lovell, William Bain Stanhope- (1916-1943), army officer Add to clipboard

Person · 1916-1943

Simpson, George Edward (1809-1875), lawyer Add to clipboard

Person · 1809-1875

Penrice, Anne (1813-1886), district visitor and missionary Add to clipboard

Person · 1813-1886

Leathes, Louisa Mary (1779-1855), sister of John Francis Leathes Add to clipboard

Person · 1779-1855

Neill, Stephen Charles (1900-1984), church historian and ecumenical worker Add to clipboard

Person · 1900-1984

Leathes, Henry Mussenden (1789-1864), landed proprietor Add to clipboard

Person · 1789-1864

Gemmell, Kenneth Thomas (1883-1948), educationist Add to clipboard