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| Name: | Caccia, Harold Anthony, Baron Caccia (1905-1990) |
| Brief: | Diplomat who rose to become Permanent Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Provost of Eton and president of the MCC |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Chester Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1957-1975 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cadbury-Brown, Henry Thomas [Jim] (1913-2009) |
| Brief: | Architect, member of the MARS group, contributed to the 1951 Festival of Britain and was the main designer of the Royal College of Art on Kensington Gore |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 32 Neal Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1964-1982 |
| Notes: | Seven Dials Trust plaque |
| Name: | Cadell [née Nash], Jessie Ellen (1844-1884) |
| Brief: | Novelist and orientalist who died before she could complete her translation of the 'Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Chalk Farm Road |
| Contemp. address: | Devonshire Lodge, Pancras Vale |
| Resident: | 1844 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain, demolished |
| Name: | Cadell, Thomas, the elder (1742-1802) |
| Brief: | Bookseller and publisher whose authors included Edward Gibbon, Robert Burns and David Hulme |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 Bloomsbury Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1802 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cadman, John, first Baron Cadman (1877-1941) |
| Brief: | Mining engineer, petroleum technologist and public servant. The leading British authority on oil during WWI who also chaired government committees on aviation and television. |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Westfield, 32 Highgate West Hill |
| Contemp. address: | Westfield, 32 West Hill |
| Resident: | 1922-1934 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Caine, Sir (Thomas Henry) Hall (1853-1931) |
| Brief: | Novelist, dramatist, short story writer, poet and critic. Hugely popular and the most highly paid novelist of his day. |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Heath End House, Spaniards Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1923-1931 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Caine, Sir (Thomas Henry) Hall (1853-1931) |
| Brief: | Novelist, dramatist, short story writer, poet and critic. Hugely popular and the most highly paid novelist of his day. |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | near Heath Brow |
| Contemp. address: | Heath Brow |
| Resident: | 1914-1922 |
| Notes: | Demolished, location uncertain |
| Name: | Caine, Sir (Thomas Henry) Hall (1853-1931) |
| Brief: | Novelist, dramatist, short story writer, poet and critic. Hugely popular and the most highly paid novelist of his day. |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 37 Pilgrim's Lane |
| Contemp. address: | Yarra, Worsley Road |
| Resident: | 1884 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Caldecott, Randolph (1846-1886) |
| Brief: | Artist, particularly successful as an illustrator of Nursery Rhymes |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 46 Great Russell Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1872-1879 |
| Notes: | GLC blue plaque |
| Name: | Calder, Alexander (1898-1976) |
| Brief: | Sculptor, best known for his innovative 'mobiles' (kinetic sculptures powered by motors or air currents) |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://calder.org/archive/all/chronology/ |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 49 Belsize Park |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1937 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Calderon, George Leslie (1868-1915) |
| Brief: | Playwright and linguist, expert on Russian life and literature |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | https://www.patrickmileswriter.co.uk/calderonia/ |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 42 Well Walk |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1915 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Calderon, George Leslie (1868-1915) |
| Brief: | Playwright and linguist, expert on Russian life and literature |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | https://www.patrickmileswriter.co.uk/calderonia/ |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Heathland Lodge, Vale of Health |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1901-1912 |
| Notes: | Now divided into 3 properties: Heathland Studio, Fleet House and Greenmoor |
| Name: | Calderon, William Francis (Frank) (1865-1943) |
| Brief: | Painter of portraits, landscapes, figure subjects and sporting pictures, book illustrator |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 26 Carlingford Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1891-1895 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Calkin, George Lance (1859-1936) |
| Brief: | Portrait painter |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 10 Primrose Hill Studios, Fitzroy Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1881-1891 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Calkin, George Lance (1859-1936) |
| Brief: | Portrait painter |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 Mornington Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | 23 Mornington Crescent |
| Resident: | 1859-1871 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Calkin, George Lance (1859-1936) |
| Brief: | Portrait painter |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 47 Gloucester Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | 47 Gloucester Road |
| Resident: | 1881 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Calkin, George Lance (1859-1936) |
| Brief: | Portrait painter |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 26 King Henry's Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1891 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Calkin, James (1786-1862) |
| Brief: | Music teacher, composer and organist at Regent Square Church for 30 years. His four sons all became musicians |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 12 Oakley Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1861-1862 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Calkin, James (1786-1862) |
| Brief: | Music teacher, composer and organist at Regent Square Church for 30 years. His four sons all became musicians |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Harrington Street |
| Contemp. address: | 3 Harrington Street |
| Resident: | 1841 |
| Notes: | Demolished, family home of Calkin, John Baptiste (1827-1905) |
| Name: | Calkin, James (1786-1862) |
| Brief: | Music teacher, composer and organist at Regent Square Church for 30 years. His four sons all became musicians |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 273 Eversholt Street |
| Contemp. address: | 3 Eversholt Street |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Calkin, John Baptiste (1827-1905) |
| Brief: | Composer, organist and music teacher, best known for his setting of 'I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Calkin, James (1786-1862) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 48 Agar Grove |
| Contemp. address: | 48 St Paul's Road |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Calkin, John Baptiste (1827-1905) |
| Brief: | Composer, organist and music teacher, best known for his setting of 'I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Calkin, James (1786-1862) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 55 St Augustine's Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1881 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Callendar, Hugh Longbourne (1863-1930) |
| Brief: | Physicist known for his contributions to the areas of thermometry and thermodynamics |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 2 Chester Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1901 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Calthrop, Donald Esme Clayton (1888-1940) |
| Brief: | Character actor who appeared in more than 60 films |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 30 Charlotte Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1932-1934 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Calvert, Albert Frederick (1872-1946) |
| Brief: | Author, engineer and explorer, wrote about Western Australia and floated mining enterprises on the stock exchange. In later life, became an expert on Spain and Spanish art |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 33 Caversham Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1872 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Calvert, Albert Frederick (1872-1946) |
| Brief: | Author, engineer and explorer, wrote about Western Australia and floated mining enterprises on the stock exchange. In later life, became an expert on Spain and Spanish art |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 56 Eton Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | Royston, Eton Avenue |
| Resident: | 1901-1945 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Calvert, Cecil, second Baron Baltimore (1605-1675) |
| Brief: | First Proprietor of the Province of Maryland who governed Maryland for 42 years |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Wild Street |
| Contemp. address: | Weld House |
| Resident: | 1665-1675 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Calvert, Charles Alexander (1828-1879) |
| Brief: | Actor and theatre manager known for productions of Shakespeare plays with historically accurate sets and costumes |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Hampstead Road |
| Contemp. address: | Sol's Row |
| Resident: | 1828 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Calvert, Frederick, sixth Baron Baltimore (1732-1771) |
| Brief: | Author and libertine, Governor of the Province of Maryland, |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | Baltimore House |
| Resident: | 1763-1768 |
| Notes: | Demolished, later called Bolton House |
| Name: | Cameron, (Mark) James Walter (1911-1985) |
| Brief: | Journalist, author and TV presenter |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Eton College Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1985 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cameron, Violet [real name Violet Lydia Thompson] (1862-1919) |
| Brief: | Actress and singer who gained fame in Robert Planquette's operettas and for an affair with the Earl of Lonsdale. |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 11 Argyle Street |
| Contemp. address: | 38 Argyle Street |
| Resident: | 1862 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Caminos, Ricardo Augusto (1916-1992) |
| Brief: | Egyptologist whose former home in London now serves as the Ricardo A. Caminos Memorial Library of the Egypt Exploration Society |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 4 Doughty Mews |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1980-1992 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Campbell, John (1708-1775) |
| Brief: | Historian whom Samuel Johnson described as 'the richest author that ever grazed the common of literature.' |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 20 Queen Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1757-1776 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Campbell, Roy [Ignatius Royston Dunnachie Campbell] (1901-1957) |
| Brief: | South African poet, literary critic, literary translator, war poet, and satirist |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 90 Charlotte Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1923-1924 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Campbell, Roy [Ignatius Royston Dunnachie Campbell] (1901-1957) |
| Brief: | South African poet, literary critic, literary translator, war poet, and satirist |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 8 Conway Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1941 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Campbell, Thomas (1777-1844) |
| Brief: | Poet, editor, supporter of Polish independence and one of the initiators of a plan to found the University of London |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 61 Lincoln's Inn Fields |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1837-1841 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt |
| Name: | Canetti, Elias Jacques (1905-1994) |
| Brief: | Novelist, playwright, memoirist and nonfiction writer who won the Nobel Prize in Literature |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 8 Thurlow Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1958-1982 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Canetti, Elias Jacques (1905-1994) |
| Brief: | Novelist, playwright, memoirist and nonfiction writer who won the Nobel Prize in Literature |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 118 King Henry's Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1939 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Canetti, Elias Jacques (1905-1994) |
| Brief: | Novelist, playwright, memoirist and nonfiction writer who won the Nobel Prize in Literature |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 Compayne Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1951-1957 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cannon, Esma Ellen Charlotte (1905-1972) |
| Brief: | Character actress and comedian, mainly on film, a familiar face in 'Carry On' films |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 20 Priory Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1955-1984 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Canot, Peter Charles (~1710-1777) |
| Brief: | Engraver of views of gardens and of London, as well as landscapes, seascapes, and fox-hunting scenes |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | Camden High Street |
| Contemp. address: | Opposite Mother Red Cap |
| Resident: | 1770-1777 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain, demolished |
| Name: | Canziani [née Starr], Louisa (1845-1909) |
| Brief: | Painter, the first woman to win a gold medal at the Royal Academy |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1865-1886 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Canziani [née Starr], Louisa (1845-1909) |
| Brief: | Painter, the first woman to win a gold medal at the Royal Academy |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 34 Cartwright Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | 34 Burton Crescent |
| Resident: | 1845 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Canziani [née Starr], Louisa (1845-1909) |
| Brief: | Painter, the first woman to win a gold medal at the Royal Academy |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 57 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | 58 Gower Street |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cape, (Herbert) Jonathan (1879-1960) |
| Brief: | Founder of publishing firm Jonathan Cape |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Flat 128, Bedford Court Mansions |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1945-1960 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cape, (Herbert) Jonathan (1879-1960) |
| Brief: | Founder of publishing firm Jonathan Cape |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Hampstead Lane |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1946-1953 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cape, (Herbert) Jonathan (1879-1960) |
| Brief: | Founder of publishing firm Jonathan Cape |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 28 Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1922-1925 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cape, (Herbert) Jonathan (1879-1960) |
| Brief: | Founder of publishing firm Jonathan Cape |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 24 Bedford Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1937-1939 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Capel, James (1789-1872) |
| Brief: | Stockbroker and philanthropist, chairman of the stock exchange in 1853. James Capel and Co. was bought by HSBC in 1986 |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 37 Fitzroy Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1841-1853 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt in facsimile |
| Name: | Capel, James (1789-1872) |
| Brief: | Stockbroker and philanthropist, chairman of the stock exchange in 1853. James Capel and Co. was bought by HSBC in 1986 |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 40 Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1825-1833 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cardale, John Bate (1802-1877) |
| Brief: | First apostle of the Catholic Apostolic Church, an evangelical sect that practised healing and speaking in tongues |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 60 Lamb's Conduit Street |
| Contemp. address: | 28 Lamb's Conduit Street |
| Resident: | 1802 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt |
| Name: | Cardale, John Bate (1802-1877) |
| Brief: | First apostle of the Catholic Apostolic Church, an evangelical sect that practised healing and speaking in tongues |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | BMA House |
| Contemp. address: | Bedford House |
| Resident: | 1847-1854 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cardale, John Bate (1802-1877) |
| Brief: | First apostle of the Catholic Apostolic Church, an evangelical sect that practised healing and speaking in tongues |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 65 Torrington Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1860 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cardale, John Bate (1802-1877) |
| Brief: | First apostle of the Catholic Apostolic Church, an evangelical sect that practised healing and speaking in tongues |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 Endsleigh Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1838 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cardew, Cornelius McDonough (1936-1981) |
| Brief: | Composer of experimental music and prominent Marxist-Leninist |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Agar Grove |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1974-1979 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cardon, Anthony (1772-1813) |
| Brief: | Engraver and print publisher whose work included three of the successful series 'Cries of London' |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 51 Maple Street |
| Contemp. address: | 37 London Street |
| Resident: | 1807-1813 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cardwell, Edward, first Viscount Cardwell (1813-1886) |
| Brief: | Politician, the 'Cardwell Reforms' centralised the power of the War Office, abolished purchase of officers' commissions and created reserve forces stationed in Britain |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 28 Chester Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1843-1844 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cardwell, Edward, first Viscount Cardwell (1813-1886) |
| Brief: | Politician, the 'Cardwell Reforms' centralised the power of the War Office, abolished purchase of officers' commissions and created reserve forces stationed in Britain |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 26 Woburn Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1841-1842 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carey, (William) Denis (1909-1986) |
| Brief: | Character actor who appeared in many film and television roles |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Eldon Grove |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1955-1982 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carey, (William) Denis (1909-1986) |
| Brief: | Character actor who appeared in many film and television roles |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 43 Albany Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1950-1954 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Carey, Henry (1687-1743) |
| Brief: | Poet, dramatist and songwriter. The most prolific English song composer of his time, and he wrote his own lyrics to all but 12 of his 250 songs |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Mount Pleasant |
| Contemp. address: | Dorrington Street |
| Resident: | ~1735-1743 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Carey, Rosa Nouchette (1840-1909) |
| Brief: | Children's writer and popular novelist who also wrote for 'Girl's Own Paper' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 57 Alexandra Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1881 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Carleton, Billie [real name Florence Leonora Stewart] (1896-1918) |
| Brief: | Actress and singer remembered mainly for opium parties and a cocaine habit |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Bernard Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1896 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Carline, George Francis (1855-1920) |
| Brief: | Painter of landscapes and portraits, father of a family of father of artists, their home home in Hampstead became a noted meeting place for artists, writers and intellectuals |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 47 Downshire Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1916-1920 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carline, Richard Cotton (1896-1980) |
| Brief: | Painter, arts administrator and writer. 'Gathering on the Terrace at 47 Downshire Hill, Hampstead' depicts Hampstead artists and members of his family |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 17 Pond Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1938-1980 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carline, Richard Cotton (1896-1980) |
| Brief: | Painter, arts administrator and writer. 'Gathering on the Terrace at 47 Downshire Hill, Hampstead' depicts Hampstead artists and members of his family |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 47 Downshire Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1918-1937 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carlyle, Thomas (1795-1881) |
| Brief: | Author, biographer and historian (Sartor Resartus, The French Revolution) |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 33 Ampton Street |
| Contemp. address: | 4 Ampton Street |
| Resident: | 1831, 1834 |
| Notes: | LCC plaque |
| Name: | Carlyle, Thomas (1795-1881) |
| Brief: | Author, biographer and historian (Sartor Resartus, The French Revolution) |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 Woburn Walk |
| Contemp. address: | 6 Woburn Buildings |
| Resident: | 1831 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carmichael, Ian Gillett (1920-2010) |
| Brief: | Actor on stage, screen and radio in a career spanning 70 years. Probably his best known roles were Bertie Wooster and Lord Peter Wimsey |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 173 Gloucester Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1951-1954 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carmichael, Ian Gillett (1920-2010) |
| Brief: | Actor on stage, screen and radio in a career spanning 70 years. Probably his best known roles were Bertie Wooster and Lord Peter Wimsey |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 Eton Villas |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1956 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carmichael, James John Wilson (1799-1868) |
| Brief: | Marine painter admired for his mastery of the technical details of ships |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 39 Howland Street |
| Contemp. address: | 20 Howland Street |
| Resident: | 1847-1853 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Carmichael, James John Wilson (1799-1868) |
| Brief: | Marine painter admired for his mastery of the technical details of ships |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 St Mark's Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carnaby, William (1772-1839) |
| Brief: | Composer and organist at the Hanover Chapel, Regent Street |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | near Dangoor Walk |
| Contemp. address: | 7 Middlesex Place |
| Resident: | 1839 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain, demolished |
| Name: | Carnaby, William (1772-1839) |
| Brief: | Composer and organist at the Hanover Chapel, Regent Street |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 31 Red Lion Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1821-1829 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Carney, Arthur George Thomas (1887-1947) |
| Brief: | Music Hall comedian and film actor |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4A Hampstead High Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1943-1947 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Carney, Arthur George Thomas (1887-1947) |
| Brief: | Music Hall comedian and film actor |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 Hampstead Grove |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1938 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Caro, Sir Anthony Alfred (1924-2013) |
| Brief: | Sculptor whose highly regarded work used 'found' and industrial objects |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 111 Frognal |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1956-2013 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carpenter, Richard Cromwell (1812-1855) |
| Brief: | Architect working in the Gothic revival style (St Mary Magdalene, Munster Square) |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 40 Bedford Way |
| Contemp. address: | 40 Upper Bedford Place |
| Resident: | 1851-1855 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Carpenter, Richard Cromwell (1812-1855) |
| Brief: | Architect working in the Gothic revival style (St Mary Magdalene, Munster Square) |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 99 Guilford Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1841-1850 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Carpenter, William Benjamin (1813-1885) |
| Brief: | Author of influential text books on physiology, psychology, natural history and microscopy, prolific lecturer, promoter of the Challenger deep sea expedition, Registrar of the University of London |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | CHR 45 10-17 (2021) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 Gordon Square |
| Contemp. address: | University Hall |
| Resident: | 1852-1859 |
| Notes: | As Principal of University Hall. Building is now occupied by Dr William's Library. |
| Name: | Carpenter, William Benjamin (1813-1885) |
| Brief: | Author of influential text books on physiology, psychology, natural history and microscopy, prolific lecturer, promoter of the Challenger deep sea expedition, Registrar of the University of London |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | CHR 45 10-17 (2021) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Regent's Park Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1845-1852 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carpenter, William Benjamin (1813-1885) |
| Brief: | Author of influential text books on physiology, psychology, natural history and microscopy, prolific lecturer, promoter of the Challenger deep sea expedition, Registrar of the University of London |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | CHR 45 10-17 (2021) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 56 Regent's Park Road |
| Contemp. address: | 8 Queen's Road West |
| Resident: | 1859-1885 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carpue, Joseph Constantine (1764-1846) |
| Brief: | Surgeon, pioneer of rhinoplastic surgery and use of electricity in medicine, associated with body snatchers |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 98 Charlotte Street |
| Contemp. address: | 45 Charlotte Street |
| Resident: | 1835-1846 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Carr [née Bayley], Barbara Irene Veronica Comyns (1907-1992) |
| Brief: | Artist and writer, pen name Barbara Comyns, author of semi-autobiographical novels |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 50 Gondar Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1933 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carr [née Bayley], Barbara Irene Veronica Comyns (1907-1992) |
| Brief: | Artist and writer, pen name Barbara Comyns, author of semi-autobiographical novels |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 49 Belsize Park |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1935-1936 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carrington, Dora de Houghton (1893-1932) |
| Brief: | Painter and decorative artist, associated with the Bloomsbury Group but not a member |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1916-1917 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carrington, Dora de Houghton (1893-1932) |
| Brief: | Painter and decorative artist, associated with the Bloomsbury Group but not a member |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 41 Gordon Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1920-1923 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carrington, Noel Lewis (1895-1989) |
| Brief: | Book designer, editor, publisher and the founder of Puffin Books |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 99 South End Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1933-1953 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carrodus, John Tiplady (1836-1895) |
| Brief: | One of the leading English violinists of his time who may have given the first public violin recital, professor at the Guildhall School of Music and at Trinity College, London |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 199 Camden Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1895 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Carrodus, John Tiplady (1836-1895) |
| Brief: | One of the leading English violinists of his time who may have given the first public violin recital, professor at the Guildhall School of Music and at Trinity College, London |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 47 Agar Grove |
| Contemp. address: | 47 St Paul's Road |
| Resident: | 1871-1881 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Carrodus, John Tiplady (1836-1895) |
| Brief: | One of the leading English violinists of his time who may have given the first public violin recital, professor at the Guildhall School of Music and at Trinity College, London |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 22 Princess Road |
| Contemp. address: | 22 Princess Terrace |
| Resident: | 1861-1862 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carrodus, John Tiplady (1836-1895) |
| Brief: | One of the leading English violinists of his time who may have given the first public violin recital, professor at the Guildhall School of Music and at Trinity College, London |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 53 Whitfield Street |
| Contemp. address: | 78 John Street |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Carron, Abbé Guy-Toussaint-Julien (1760-1821) |
| Brief: | Priest who founded a number of religious, social and educational institutions in the area |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Phoenix Road / Chalton Street |
| Contemp. address: | 59 Clarendon Square |
| Resident: | 1799-1814 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Carse, Alexander (1770-1843) |
| Brief: | Painter of scenes of Scottish life. His works include a large canvas of George IV's visit to Leith |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Aldenham Street |
| Contemp. address: | 2 Grenville Street |
| Resident: | 1815-1818 |
| Notes: | Demolished, family home of Carse, William (1800-1845) |
| Name: | Carse, Alexander (1770-1843) |
| Brief: | Painter of scenes of Scottish life. His works include a large canvas of George IV's visit to Leith |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Aldenham Street |
| Contemp. address: | 7 Grenville Street |
| Resident: | 1819-1820 |
| Notes: | Demolished, family home of Carse, William (1800-1845) |
| Name: | Carse, William (1800-1845) |
| Brief: | Landscape painter |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Carse, Alexander (1770-1843) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | near Doric Way |
| Contemp. address: | 18 Southampton Crescent |
| Resident: | 1821-1827 |
| Notes: | Demolished, location uncertain |
| Name: | Carson, Charles George (1885-1977) |
| Brief: | Character actor in films over a career of 4 decades |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 34 Willoughby Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1931-1935 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carswell [née Macfarlane], Catherine Roxburgh (1879-1946) |
| Brief: | Novelist and journalist, best known for biographies of Robert Burns and D. H. Lawrence |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Holly Bush House, 21 Holly Mount |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1915-1925 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carswell [née Macfarlane], Catherine Roxburgh (1879-1946) |
| Brief: | Novelist and journalist, best known for biographies of Robert Burns and D. H. Lawrence |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 17 Keats Grove |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1935 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carswell [née Macfarlane], Catherine Roxburgh (1879-1946) |
| Brief: | Novelist and journalist, best known for biographies of Robert Burns and D. H. Lawrence |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 35 Gloucester Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1939-1940 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carswell [née Macfarlane], Catherine Roxburgh (1879-1946) |
| Brief: | Novelist and journalist, best known for biographies of Robert Burns and D. H. Lawrence |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Parkhill Road |
| Contemp. address: | 3 Parkhill Road Studios |
| Resident: | 1930 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Carswell, John Patrick (1918-1997) |
| Brief: | Civil servant and author who served as Secretary of the British Academy, chairman of the Heath & Hampstead Society |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Holly Bush House, 21 Holly Mount |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1918-1925 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carswell, John Patrick (1918-1997) |
| Brief: | Civil servant and author who served as Secretary of the British Academy, chairman of the Heath & Hampstead Society |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 35 Gloucester Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1939 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carswell, John Patrick (1918-1997) |
| Brief: | Civil servant and author who served as Secretary of the British Academy, chairman of the Heath & Hampstead Society |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 20 New End |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1953-1960 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carswell, John Patrick (1918-1997) |
| Brief: | Civil servant and author who served as Secretary of the British Academy, chairman of the Heath & Hampstead Society |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Prince Arthur Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1982-1997 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carte, Richard D'Oyly (1844-1901) |
| Brief: | Theatre impresario, built the Savoy Theatre to host Gilbert and Sullivan operas |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 2 Dartmouth Park Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1860-1870 |
| Notes: | EH blue plaque |
| Name: | Carte, Richard D'Oyly (1844-1901) |
| Brief: | Theatre impresario, built the Savoy Theatre to host Gilbert and Sullivan operas |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | Bolton Gardens |
| Resident: | 1881-1886 |
| Notes: | Demolished, Marchmont Assoc. plaque nearby |
| Name: | Carte, Richard D'Oyly (1844-1901) |
| Brief: | Theatre impresario, built the Savoy Theatre to host Gilbert and Sullivan operas |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1-4 Brookfield Mansions, Highgate West Hill |
| Contemp. address: | Aller Cottage, West Hill |
| Resident: | 1873-1879 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Carter [née Asquith], (Helen) Violet Bonham, Baroness Asquith of Yarnbury (1887-1969) |
| Brief: | Liberal Party politician and diarist who made frequent appearances on radio and television |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 27 Maresfield Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1887-1892 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carter [née Asquith], (Helen) Violet Bonham, Baroness Asquith of Yarnbury (1887-1969) |
| Brief: | Liberal Party politician and diarist who made frequent appearances on radio and television |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 12 Keats Grove |
| Contemp. address: | 12 John Street |
| Resident: | 1887 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carter, Huntly (1862-1942) |
| Brief: | Journalist, art critic and lecturer who introduced Soviet avant-garde theatre to British audiences |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 4 Elm Row |
| Contemp. address: | Elm Studio, Elm Row |
| Resident: | 1918-1925 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Carter, Huntly (1862-1942) |
| Brief: | Journalist, art critic and lecturer who introduced Soviet avant-garde theatre to British audiences |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 19 Thurlow Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1931-1932 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Carter, Huntly (1862-1942) |
| Brief: | Journalist, art critic and lecturer who introduced Soviet avant-garde theatre to British audiences |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | Enfield House, Windmill Hill |
| Contemp. address: | The Studio, Windmill Hill |
| Resident: | 1933-1942 |
| Notes: | Incorporated into Enfield House |
| Name: | Carter, Sydney Bertram (1915-2004) |
| Brief: | Poet, songwriter and folk musician, editor of 'English Dance and Song' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 36 Agar Grove |
| Contemp. address: | 36 St Paul's Road |
| Resident: | 1915 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cartwright, John (1740-1824) |
| Brief: | Naval officer, Nottinghamshire militia major and prominent campaigner for universal suffrage and annual parliaments |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 37 Cartwright Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | 37 Burton Crescent |
| Resident: | 1820-24 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cary, Francis Stephen (1808-1880) |
| Brief: | Painter and art teacher who succeeded Henry Sass as the head of his art academy |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 10 Bloomsbury Street |
| Contemp. address: | 6 Charlotte Street, Bloomsbury |
| Resident: | 1842-1874 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Case, Janet Elizabeth (1863-1937) |
| Brief: | Classical scholar, tutor of ancient Greek, journalist and women's rights advocate |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | near Heath Brow |
| Contemp. address: | Heath Brow Cottage |
| Resident: | 1869-1891 |
| Notes: | Demolished, location uncertain |
| Name: | Case, Janet Elizabeth (1863-1937) |
| Brief: | Classical scholar, tutor of ancient Greek, journalist and women's rights advocate |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Windmill Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1897-1920 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Case, Janet Elizabeth (1863-1937) |
| Brief: | Classical scholar, tutor of ancient Greek, journalist and women's rights advocate |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 117 Adelaide Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1863-1865 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Casella, Louis Pascal [formerly Luigi Pasquale] (1812-1897) |
| Brief: | Maker of scientific instruments. The name still lives on for a firm making environmental monitoring equipment |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | https://www.gracesguide.co.uk/Louis_Paschal_Casella |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 23 Hatton Garden |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Casella, Louis Pascal [formerly Luigi Pasquale] (1812-1897) |
| Brief: | Maker of scientific instruments. The name still lives on for a firm making environmental monitoring equipment |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | https://www.gracesguide.co.uk/Louis_Paschal_Casella |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 16 South Grove |
| Contemp. address: | The Lawns, South Grove |
| Resident: | 1861-1897 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Casson, (Frederick) Michael [Mick] (1925-2003) |
| Brief: | Potter, prominent in the studio pottery movement. His TV program, 'The Craft of the Potter', was surprisingly popular |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 55 Marchmont Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1956-1959 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Castle [née Betts], Barbara Anne, Baroness Castle of Blackburn (1910-2002) |
| Brief: | Labour party politician, St Pancras councillor, one of the longest-serving female MPs, First Secretary of State. As Secretary of State for Employment, she helped pass the Equal Pay Act |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 35 Coram Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1936-1943 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Castle [née Betts], Barbara Anne, Baroness Castle of Blackburn (1910-2002) |
| Brief: | Labour party politician, St Pancras councillor, one of the longest-serving female MPs, First Secretary of State. As Secretary of State for Employment, she helped pass the Equal Pay Act |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 44 Belsize Park Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1943-1945 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Castle [née Betts], Barbara Anne, Baroness Castle of Blackburn (1910-2002) |
| Brief: | Labour party politician, St Pancras councillor, one of the longest-serving female MPs, First Secretary of State. As Secretary of State for Employment, she helped pass the Equal Pay Act |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 508 Endsleigh Court, Upper Woburn Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1935-1936 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Catalani, Angelica (1780-1849) |
| Brief: | Soprano with nearly three octaves in range who commanded immense fees |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 82 Charlotte Street |
| Contemp. address: | 37 Upper Charlotte Street |
| Resident: | 1810 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cates, Arthur (1829-1901) |
| Brief: | Surveyor who succeeded James Pennethorne as architect to the land revenues of the crown |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Huntley Street |
| Contemp. address: | 38 Alfred Street |
| Resident: | 1829-1879 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cattaneo, Ambrogio Antonio [Tony] (1927-2003) |
| Brief: | Animator (Spillers Homepride flour graders, Typhoo gnu, the Country Life buttermen, the Tetley tea folk and the KP Crisps monks) |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetley_Tea_Folk |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 41 Burton Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1927 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Catton, Charles, the elder (1728-1798) |
| Brief: | Coach painter to King George III, landscape, animal and figure painter, one of the founder members of the Royal Academy of Arts |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Euston Road |
| Contemp. address: | Judd Place East |
| Resident: | 1797-1798 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain, demolished |
| Name: | Catton, Charles, the elder (1728-1798) |
| Brief: | Coach painter to King George III, landscape, animal and figure painter, one of the founder members of the Royal Academy of Arts |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Gate Street |
| Contemp. address: | 4 Gate Street |
| Resident: | 1769-1793 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Caulfield, Patrick Joseph (1936-2005) |
| Brief: | Painter. He designed the headstone for his grave in Highgate Cemetery, which simply says "DEAD" |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 19 Belsize Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1986-2005 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Caulfield, Patrick Joseph (1936-2005) |
| Brief: | Painter. He designed the headstone for his grave in Highgate Cemetery, which simply says "DEAD" |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Primrose Hill Studios, Fitzroy Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1982-1984 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Causey, Andrew Gilbert (1940-2014) |
| Brief: | Art historian who taught at the at the University of Manchester, curated exhibitions for major public galleries and produced catalogues raisonné for Paul Nash and Edward Burra |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | https://www.theguardian.com/education/2014/jul/17/andrew-causey |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 28 Stratford Villas |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1997-2014 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Causey, Andrew Gilbert (1940-2014) |
| Brief: | Art historian who taught at the at the University of Manchester, curated exhibitions for major public galleries and produced catalogues raisonné for Paul Nash and Edward Burra |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | https://www.theguardian.com/education/2014/jul/17/andrew-causey |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 41 Fitzroy Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1962-1963 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Causey, Andrew Gilbert (1940-2014) |
| Brief: | Art historian who taught at the at the University of Manchester, curated exhibitions for major public galleries and produced catalogues raisonné for Paul Nash and Edward Burra |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | https://www.theguardian.com/education/2014/jul/17/andrew-causey |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 116 Eton Rise, Eton College Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1964-1965 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cave, Edward Jarvis (1840-1923) |
| Brief: | Builder who developed many large mansion blocks in Finchley Road & West Hampstead |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | CHR 24 26-31 (2000) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Frognal Lane |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1901 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cavendish, Ada (1839-1895) |
| Brief: | Actress known for her roles in Shakespeare and Wilkie Collins |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 8 Bloomsbury Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1888-1889 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cavendish, Henry (1731-1810) |
| Brief: | Chemist and physicist, recognised hydrogen was an element, estimated the density of the earth |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 11 Bedford Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1784-1810 |
| Notes: | Bedford Estate plaque |
| Name: | Cavendish, William, first duke of Devonshire (1641-1707) |
| Brief: | Soldier and Whig politician, one of the 'Immortal Seven' group that invited William, Prince of Orange to depose James II |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 48 Boswell Street |
| Contemp. address: | Old Devonshire House |
| Resident: | 1668-1683 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cayford [née Bunch], Dame Florence Evelyne (1897-1987) |
| Brief: | Labour party politician who served as Hampstead councillor, Chair of LCC and Mayor of Camden |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 26 Hemstal Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1923-1982 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cayford [née Bunch], Dame Florence Evelyne (1897-1987) |
| Brief: | Labour party politician who served as Hampstead councillor, Chair of LCC and Mayor of Camden |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | near Weedington Road |
| Contemp. address: | 27 Ashdown Street |
| Resident: | 1897-1901 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cayford [née Bunch], Dame Florence Evelyne (1897-1987) |
| Brief: | Labour party politician who served as Hampstead councillor, Chair of LCC and Mayor of Camden |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | near Wellesley Road |
| Contemp. address: | 22 Hanover Street |
| Resident: | 1911 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cayley, Charles Bagot (1823-1883) |
| Brief: | Translator who was Christina Rossetti's "blindest buzzard" and "special mole" |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 South Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1881-1883 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cellier, Alfred (1844-1891) |
| Brief: | Composer, orchestrator and conductor. The most successful of his comic operas was 'Dorothy' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 69 Torrington Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1891 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cellier, François [Frank] (1884-1948) |
| Brief: | Actor on stage and screen |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 80 Lawn Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1929-1930 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cellier, François [Frank] (1884-1948) |
| Brief: | Actor on stage and screen |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 16 Pilgrim's Lane |
| Contemp. address: | 3 Pilgrim's Corner |
| Resident: | 1925-1926 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cervetto, James (1748-1837) |
| Brief: | Cellist and composer who was a member of Lord Abingdon's private orchestra |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 65 Warren Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1828 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cesarani, David Ian (1956-2015) |
| Brief: | Historian who specialised in Jewish history, especially the Holocaust |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | Somali Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 2015 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Chadfield, Edward (1827-1908) |
| Brief: | Musician and composer of traditional plain song pieces for the English Church |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 11 Aberdare Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1899-1907 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Chadwick, Mary Winifred (1885-1943) |
| Brief: | Psychoanalyst, considered the founder of child-analysis in Britain |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Taviton Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1943 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Chadwick, Mary Winifred (1885-1943) |
| Brief: | Psychoanalyst, considered the founder of child-analysis in Britain |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 34 Brunswick Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1921-1923 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Chadwick, Mary Winifred (1885-1943) |
| Brief: | Psychoanalyst, considered the founder of child-analysis in Britain |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 48 Tavistock Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1931-1934 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Chaffers, William (1811-1892) |
| Brief: | Antiquary and writer of reference works on hallmarks and marks on ceramics |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 19 Fitzroy Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1863-1876 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Chaffers, William (1811-1892) |
| Brief: | Antiquary and writer of reference works on hallmarks and marks on ceramics |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Medley Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1890-1892 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Chagrin, Francis [born Alexander Paucker] (1905-1972) |
| Brief: | Conductor and composer of film scores and popular orchestral music, founder of the Society for the Promotion of New Music |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 48 Fellows Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1958-1972 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Chagrin, Francis [born Alexander Paucker] (1905-1972) |
| Brief: | Conductor and composer of film scores and popular orchestral music, founder of the Society for the Promotion of New Music |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Lancaster Drive |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1941-1956 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Challoner, Richard (1691-1781) |
| Brief: | Roman Catholic bishop who devoted much time to revising the English Catholic Bible |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 44 Old Gloucester Street |
| Contemp. address: | 44 Gloucester Street |
| Resident: | 1781 |
| Notes: | Memorial plaque |
| Name: | Chalmers, Judith Rosemary Locke (1935-2026) |
| Brief: | Television and radio presenter, best known for 'Wish You Were Here...' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 28 Hillway |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1995-2018 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Chambers, Ephraim (~1680-1740) |
| Brief: | Writer and encyclopaedist, compiler of the 'Cyclopaedia, or a Universal Dictionary of Arts and Sciences' |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Gray's Inn |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1721-1740 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Chambers, George (1803-1840) |
| Brief: | Marine painter who decorated the Colosseum in Regent's Park with a panorama of London |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 26 Percy Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1840 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Chambers, George (1803-1840) |
| Brief: | Marine painter who decorated the Colosseum in Regent's Park with a panorama of London |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Percy Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1838 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Chambers, George (1803-1840) |
| Brief: | Marine painter who decorated the Colosseum in Regent's Park with a panorama of London |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Park Village West |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1835-1837 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Chambers, Sir (Stanley) Paul (1904-1981) |
| Brief: | Director of Statistics and Intelligence in the Inland Revenue, responsible for introducing PAYE, and chairman of ICI. President of the Royal Statistical Society |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1A Frognal Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1971-1981 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Chambers, Sir (Stanley) Paul (1904-1981) |
| Brief: | Director of Statistics and Intelligence in the Inland Revenue, responsible for introducing PAYE, and chairman of ICI. President of the Royal Statistical Society |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Vale Lodge, Vale of Health |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1956-1960 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Champneys, (William) Weldon (1807-1875) |
| Brief: | Vicar of St Pancras and dean of Lichfield. As rector of St Mary's, Whitechapel, he was "one of the foremost evangelical slum parsons of his generation" |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 31 Gordon Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | Demolished, family home of Champneys, Basil (1842-1935) |
| Name: | Champneys, Basil (1842-1935) |
| Brief: | Architect and author whose work includes Manchester's John Rylands Library and buildings for several Oxbridge colleges |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Champneys, (William) Weldon (1807-1875) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Hall Oak, 42 Frognal Lane |
| Contemp. address: | Manor Farm |
| Resident: | 1882-1935 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Champneys, Basil (1842-1935) |
| Brief: | Architect and author whose work includes Manchester's John Rylands Library and buildings for several Oxbridge colleges |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Champneys, (William) Weldon (1807-1875) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Bell Moor |
| Contemp. address: | Harrow Cottage, Hampstead Heath |
| Resident: | 1872-1881 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Chandler, Johanna (1820-1875) |
| Brief: | Founder of a home for the paralysed which became the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery. The first £200 raised by making flowers and light ornaments from Barbados rice shells and beads |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 43 Albany Street |
| Contemp. address: | 153 Albany Street |
| Resident: | 1861-1875 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Chapman, Frederick (1864-1943) |
| Brief: | Palaeontologist, a world authority on Foraminifera, first Australian Commonwealth Palaeontologist |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 82 Harmood Street |
| Contemp. address: | 61 Harmood Street |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Chapman, Graham (1941-1989) |
| Brief: | Comedian best known as a member of the Monty Python team |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 22 Gayton Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | ~1967 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Charles, Elizabeth Rundle (1828-1896) |
| Brief: | Novelist (The Chronicles of the Schönberg-Cotta Family) |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Combe Edge, 4 Oak Hill Way |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1874-1896 |
| Notes: | Memorial plaque |
| Name: | Charles, Elizabeth Rundle (1828-1896) |
| Brief: | Novelist (The Chronicles of the Schönberg-Cotta Family) |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 19 Tavistock Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1854-1856 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Charlton [née Gribble], Muriel Daphne (1909-1991) |
| Brief: | Artist who appears in several paintings by Stanley Spencer |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 40 New End Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1933-1965 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Chase, John (1810-1879) |
| Brief: | Watercolour painter of landscape and architecture |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 113 Charlotte Street |
| Contemp. address: | 50 Upper Charlotte Street |
| Resident: | 1857-1879 |
| Notes: | Demolished, family home of Chase, Marian Emma (1844-1905) |
| Name: | Chase, John (1810-1879) |
| Brief: | Watercolour painter of landscape and architecture |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 87 Charlotte Street |
| Contemp. address: | 62 Upper Charlotte Street |
| Resident: | 1840-1855 |
| Notes: | Family home of Chase, Marian Emma (1844-1905) |
| Name: | Chase, John (1810-1879) |
| Brief: | Watercolour painter of landscape and architecture |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 103 Whitfield Street |
| Contemp. address: | 53 Upper John Street |
| Resident: | 1810-1834 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Chase, Marian Emma (1844-1905) |
| Brief: | Painter best known for her flower, fruit and still-life watercolour paintings |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Chase, John (1810-1879) |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 14 Quex Road |
| Contemp. address: | Haddon Lodge, Quex Road |
| Resident: | 1880-1886 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Chatfield, Edward (1799-1839) |
| Brief: | Painter [pseud. Echion] |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 93 Judd Street |
| Contemp. address: | 66 Judd Street |
| Resident: | 1833-1839 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Chatterton, Frederick Balsir (1834-1886) |
| Brief: | Theatre manager and impresario who originated the famous quote, "Shakespeare spelt ruin and Byron bankruptcy" |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Eversholt Street |
| Contemp. address: | Seymour Street |
| Resident: | 1834 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Chatterton, Thomas (1752-1770) |
| Brief: | Poet, most famous for his suicide |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 39 Brooke Street |
| Contemp. address: | 4 Brooke Street |
| Resident: | 1770 |
| Notes: | Demolished, City of London plaque |
| Name: | Chatto, Andrew (1840-1913) |
| Brief: | Publisher who founded Chatto & Windus with financial support from poet William Edward Windus |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 76 Pratt Street |
| Contemp. address: | 55 Pratt Street |
| Resident: | 1840 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Chatto, Andrew (1840-1913) |
| Brief: | Publisher who founded Chatto & Windus with financial support from poet William Edward Windus |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 81 Dartmouth Park Hill |
| Contemp. address: | Dartmouth Tower |
| Resident: | 1881 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Chatto, Andrew (1840-1913) |
| Brief: | Publisher who founded Chatto & Windus with financial support from poet William Edward Windus |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | off Chenies Place |
| Contemp. address: | 3 Metropolitan Buildings |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Chatto, Andrew (1840-1913) |
| Brief: | Publisher who founded Chatto & Windus with financial support from poet William Edward Windus |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Cumberland Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | 9 Cumberland Terrace |
| Resident: | 1896-1897 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt as flats behind facade |
| Name: | Chester, Eliza Jane (1795-1859) |
| Brief: | Actress known for roles in Shakespeare and Sheridan who became "Private Reader" (mistress) to George IV |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Keats House |
| Contemp. address: | Lawn Cottage & Wentworth House |
| Resident: | 1838-1849 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Chester, Eliza Jane (1795-1859) |
| Brief: | Actress known for roles in Shakespeare and Sheridan who became "Private Reader" (mistress) to George IV |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 9 Torrington Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Chester, Harry (1806-1868) |
| Brief: | Civil servant who founded the Highgate Literary and Scientific Institution |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 19 South Grove |
| Contemp. address: | South Grove House |
| Resident: | 1837-1857 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Chesterton, Dame Elizabeth Ursula (1915-2002) |
| Brief: | Architect and planner who advised King's Lynn not to demolish its historic core to build a ring road |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 12 The Mount |
| Contemp. address: | Holly Cottage |
| Resident: | 1929-2002 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cheverton, Benjamin (1794-1876) |
| Brief: | Sculptor who designed a reducing machine that made it possible to create small scale replicas of sculptures |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://sculpture.gla.ac.uk/view/person.php?id=msib4_1233326872 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 28 Camden Street |
| Contemp. address: | 38 Camden Street |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cheverton, Benjamin (1794-1876) |
| Brief: | Sculptor who designed a reducing machine that made it possible to create small scale replicas of sculptures |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://sculpture.gla.ac.uk/view/person.php?id=msib4_1233326872 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 42 Pratt Street |
| Contemp. address: | 72 Pratt Street |
| Resident: | 1837-1844 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Childe, (Vere) Gordon (1892-1957) |
| Brief: | Archaeologist and labour theorist, director of the London Institute of Archaeology, excavated Skara Brae in Orkney |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Flats 18 & 22, Isokon, Lawn Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1947-1957 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Chilton, Charles Frederick William (1917-2013) |
| Brief: | BBC radio presenter, writer and producer remembered for his science-fiction trilogy 'Journey into Space' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 35 Sandwich Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1917 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Chilton, Charles Frederick William (1917-2013) |
| Brief: | BBC radio presenter, writer and producer remembered for his science-fiction trilogy 'Journey into Space' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 130 Queen Alexandra Mansions, Judd Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1939 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Chilton, Charles Frederick William (1917-2013) |
| Brief: | BBC radio presenter, writer and producer remembered for his science-fiction trilogy 'Journey into Space' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 31 Crediton Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1986-2013 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Chilton, John James (1932-2016) |
| Brief: | Trumpeter, bandleader, and jazz historian, best known as leader of John Chilton's Feetwarmers, performing with George Melly |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 102 Penshurst, Queen's Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1973 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Chippendale, William Henry (1801-1888) |
| Brief: | Actor, known in particular for his portrayal of old men |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 45 Park Village East |
| Contemp. address: | 4 Gothic Cottages |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Chisholm, Archibald Hugh Tennent (1902-1992) |
| Brief: | Businessman with the Anglo-Persian Oil Company and journalist who was editor of the Financial Times |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 Gainsborough Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1947-1968 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Chisholm, Archibald Hugh Tennent (1902-1992) |
| Brief: | Businessman with the Anglo-Persian Oil Company and journalist who was editor of the Financial Times |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 11 St Mark's Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1902 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Chitty, Joseph (1775-1841) |
| Brief: | Barrister and legal writer, author of more than twenty legal books |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 Conway Street |
| Contemp. address: | 18 Southampton Street |
| Resident: | 1841 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Chitty, Sir Joseph William (1828-1899) |
| Brief: | Judge and politician, nicknamed 'Mr Justice Chatty' |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 10 Calthorpe Street |
| Contemp. address: | 5 Calthorpe Street |
| Resident: | 1828-1829 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Chitty, Thomas (1802-1878) |
| Brief: | Lawyer and legal writer, trained a large number of eminent lawyers, including two lord chancellors |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 104 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | 9 Upper Gower Street |
| Resident: | 1836-1865 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Christian, Ewan (1814-1895) |
| Brief: | Architect who designed the National Portrait Gallery, architect to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners and RIBA President |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 45 Bloomsbury Square |
| Contemp. address: | 44 Bloomsbury Square |
| Resident: | 1842-1847 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Christian, Ewan (1814-1895) |
| Brief: | Architect who designed the National Portrait Gallery, architect to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners and RIBA President |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Bloomsbury Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1848-1851 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Christian, Ewan (1814-1895) |
| Brief: | Architect who designed the National Portrait Gallery, architect to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners and RIBA President |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Eton Villas |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Christian, Ewan (1814-1895) |
| Brief: | Architect who designed the National Portrait Gallery, architect to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners and RIBA President |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 50 Well Walk |
| Contemp. address: | Thwaitehead |
| Resident: | 1883-1895 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Christian, Ewan (1814-1895) |
| Brief: | Architect who designed the National Portrait Gallery, architect to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners and RIBA President |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 168 Haverstock Hill |
| Contemp. address: | 3 Oak Villas |
| Resident: | 1861-1883 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Christiana [née Sutherland], Lucy, Lady Duff-Gordon (1863-1935) |
| Brief: | Fashion designer (Lucile) and Titanic survivor who originated the "mannequin parade", slit skirts and low necklines |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Villas on the Heath, Vale of Health |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1932-1935 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Christie [née Miller], Dame Agatha Mary Clarissa (1890-1976) |
| Brief: | Writer known for her 66 detective novels and 14 short story collections, many featuring Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple. She also wrote the world's longest-running play, 'The Mousetrap' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Flats 17 & 22, Isokon, Lawn Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1941-1947 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Christopher, Alfred Millard William (1820-1913) |
| Brief: | Evangelical clergyman and cricketer who played for U. Cambridge |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 Coram Street |
| Contemp. address: | 14 Great Coram Street |
| Resident: | 1820-1824 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Christopherson, Stanley (1861-1949) |
| Brief: | Amateur cricketer, appeared 50 times for Kent, President of the Marylebone Cricket Club |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 18 Chester Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1939 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Church, James Anthony [Tony] (1930-2008) |
| Brief: | Actor, founder member of the new Royal Shakespeare Company, Dean of the National Theatre Conservatory in Denver, Colorado |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 East Heath Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1963-1965 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Church, James Anthony [Tony] (1930-2008) |
| Brief: | Actor, founder member of the new Royal Shakespeare Company, Dean of the National Theatre Conservatory in Denver, Colorado |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 17 Trinity Court, Gray's Inn Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1952-1953 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Church, Richard Thomas (1893-1972) |
| Brief: | Poet and writer of a popular 3 volume autobiography |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Old Square, Lincoln's Inn |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1935-1940 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cibber [née Arne], Susannah Maria (1714-1766) |
| Brief: | Singer and actress who was immensely popular, Handel wrote numerous parts especially for her |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 12 Wild Court |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1737 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cibber, Colley (1671-1757) |
| Brief: | Actor-manager, playwright and Poet Laureate, best suited to comic roles |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Southampton Place |
| Contemp. address: | Southampton Street |
| Resident: | 1671 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain, demolished |
| Name: | Cibber, Theophilus (1703-1758) |
| Brief: | Actor, playwright, author and theatre manager, guilty of appalling behaviour in both business and private life |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 12 Wild Court |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1737 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Claessen, George (1909-1999) |
| Brief: | Artist and poet whose art was characterised by his mystical outlook and beliefs, founding member of the Colombo '43 Group |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Spencer Rise |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1962-1972 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Clairmont, Clara Mary Jane [Claire] (1798-1879) |
| Brief: | Member of the Shelley-Byron circle. Her letters from Shelley are subject of 'The Aspern Papers' by Henry James |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Oakshott Court |
| Contemp. address: | 27 The Polygon |
| Resident: | 1801-1807 |
| Notes: | Later at No.29, both demolished |
| Name: | Clairmont, Clara Mary Jane [Claire] (1798-1879) |
| Brief: | Member of the Shelley-Byron circle. Her letters from Shelley are subject of 'The Aspern Papers' by Henry James |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Pancras Road |
| Contemp. address: | 5 Church Terrace |
| Resident: | 1814 |
| Notes: | Demolished, location uncertain |
| Name: | Clairmont, Clara Mary Jane [Claire] (1798-1879) |
| Brief: | Member of the Shelley-Byron circle. Her letters from Shelley are subject of 'The Aspern Papers' by Henry James |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Osnaburgh Street |
| Contemp. address: | 26 Osnaburgh Street |
| Resident: | 1847-1848 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Clark, (Thomas) Edward (1888-1962) |
| Brief: | Conductor and music producer for the BBC, champion of contemporary classical music |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 12 Fitzroy Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1939-1942 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Clark, (Thomas) Edward (1888-1962) |
| Brief: | Conductor and music producer for the BBC, champion of contemporary classical music |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Fitzroy Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1942-1958 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Clark, (Thomas) Edward (1888-1962) |
| Brief: | Conductor and music producer for the BBC, champion of contemporary classical music |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 76A Belsize Park Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1962 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Clark, Edwin (1814-1894) |
| Brief: | Civil engineer, worked on the Menai Bridge and Anderton Boat Lift, several patents for telegraph apparatus |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | https://www.british-history.ac.uk/survey-london/vol21/pt3/pp78-84 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 104 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1877 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Clark, James (~1737-1819) |
| Brief: | Physician who published a treatise on yellow fever |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | ~60 Hatton Garden |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1819 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Clark, Kenneth Mackenzie, Baron Clark (1903-1983) |
| Brief: | Art historian, director of the Ashmolean Museum and the National Gallery, and broadcaster (especially 'Civilisation') |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Capo di Monte, Windmill Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1941-1943 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Clark, Kenneth Mackenzie, Baron Clark (1903-1983) |
| Brief: | Art historian, director of the Ashmolean Museum and the National Gallery, and broadcaster (especially 'Civilisation') |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Upper Terrace House, Upper Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1945-1952 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Clarke, Mary Anne (1776-1852) |
| Brief: | Mistress of Prince Frederick, Duke of York and Albany |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 Bedford Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1808 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Clarke, Mary Anne (1776-1852) |
| Brief: | Mistress of Prince Frederick, Duke of York and Albany |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Tavistock Place |
| Contemp. address: | 31 Tavistock Place |
| Resident: | 1803 |
| Notes: | Demolished, Marchmont Association plaque |
| Name: | Clarke, Sir Edward George (1841-1931) |
| Brief: | Barrister and politician, considered one of the leading advocates of the late Victorian era. Represented Oscar Wilde in his ill-advised prosecution of the Marquess of Queensberry for criminal libel. |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 37 Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1883-1901 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Clarke, Sir Fred (1880-1952) |
| Brief: | Educationist and writer, Director of the Institute of Education in the University of London, first chairman of the Central Advisory Council for Education |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 33 Tavistock Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1952 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Clarke, Sir Thomas (1703-1764) |
| Brief: | Judge, Master of the Rolls and politician |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Branch Hill House |
| Contemp. address: | Branch Hill Lodge |
| Resident: | 1745-1764 |
| Notes: | Extensively or completely rebuilt |
| Name: | Clarke, William Francis (1883-1961) |
| Brief: | Intelligence officer and cryptographer who worked on breaking naval codes during both world wars |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 37 Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1883-1901 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Claudet, Antoine François Jean (1797-1867) |
| Brief: | Photographer and inventor. One of the first commercial photographers to use the daguerreotype and the inventor of the red darkroom safelight |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Gloucester Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | 11 Gloucester Road |
| Resident: | 1853-1867 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Clausen, Sir George (1852-1944) |
| Brief: | One of the foremost modern painters of landscape and of peasant life, a founding member of the New English Art Club, war artist and Professor of Painting at the Royal Academy |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 89 William Road |
| Contemp. address: | 8 William Street |
| Resident: | 1852 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Clausen, Sir George (1852-1944) |
| Brief: | One of the foremost modern painters of landscape and of peasant life, a founding member of the New English Art Club, war artist and Professor of Painting at the Royal Academy |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 The Mall Studios |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1878-1882 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Claxton, Marshall (1813-1881) |
| Brief: | Genre, landscape and portrait painter who travelled to Australia and India to sell his pictures |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 11 Fitzroy Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Claxton, Marshall (1813-1881) |
| Brief: | Genre, landscape and portrait painter who travelled to Australia and India to sell his pictures |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 27 Conway Street |
| Contemp. address: | 6 Southampton Street |
| Resident: | 1842-1847 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Claxton, Timothy (1790-1848) |
| Brief: | Founded the London Mechanics' Institute and the Boston Mechanics' Institute (Boston, MA) |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/Memoir_of_a_Mechanic/pcxFAQAAMAAJ?gbpv=1 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 43 Harrington Street |
| Contemp. address: | 27 Harrington Street North |
| Resident: | 1841-1848 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Clayden, Peter William (1827-1902) |
| Brief: | Nonconformist and liberal journalist and author who wrote for and edited the Daily News, St Pancras alderman |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Upper Woburn Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1898-1902 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Clayden, Peter William (1827-1902) |
| Brief: | Nonconformist and liberal journalist and author who wrote for and edited the Daily News, St Pancras alderman |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Tavistock Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1869-1895 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Clayre, Alasdair George Stuart (1935-1984) |
| Brief: | Author, broadcaster, singer-songwriter, and academic |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 38 West Hill Court, Millfield Lane |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1973-1984 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Clayton, John Richard (1827-1913) |
| Brief: | Stained glass and mosaic artist (Clayton and Bell was an important stained glass workshop) |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://victorianweb.org/art/stainedglass/clayton/index.html |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 33 Camden Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1859-1866 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Clayton, John Richard (1827-1913) |
| Brief: | Stained glass and mosaic artist (Clayton and Bell was an important stained glass workshop) |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://victorianweb.org/art/stainedglass/clayton/index.html |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 11 Fairfax Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871-1913 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Clegg, Samuel (1781-1861) |
| Brief: | Civil and gas engineer, made important developments in the production and distribution of coal gas |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 24 Regent Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1847-1855 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Clegg, Samuel (1781-1861) |
| Brief: | Civil and gas engineer, made important developments in the production and distribution of coal gas |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 39 Adelaide Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Clementi, Muzio (1752-1832) |
| Brief: | Composer, pianist, conductor, music publisher and piano manufacturer |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 29 Alfred Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1814 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cleverly, Charles St George (1817-1897) |
| Brief: | Surveyor General in Hong Kong, remembered for the construction of Government House |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 84 Avenue Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1895-1897 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Clift, William (1775-1849) |
| Brief: | Museum curator and scientific illustrator, conservator of the Hunterian Museum |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 79, Mornington Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | Stanhope Cottage |
| Resident: | 1842-1849 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cline, Henry (1750-1827) |
| Brief: | Surgeon, president of the Royal College of Surgeons |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 2 Lincoln's Inn Fields |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1798-1827 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Clint, Alfred (1807-1883) |
| Brief: | Marine painter who became president of the Society of British Artists |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Clint, George (1770-1854) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Provost Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1851-1853 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Clint, Alfred (1807-1883) |
| Brief: | Marine painter who became president of the Society of British Artists |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Clint, George (1770-1854) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13A Downshire Hill |
| Contemp. address: | Gloucester House, Downshire Hill |
| Resident: | 1847-1850 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Clint, Alfred (1807-1883) |
| Brief: | Marine painter who became president of the Society of British Artists |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Clint, George (1770-1854) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 9 Robert Street |
| Contemp. address: | 42 Robert Street |
| Resident: | 1835-1846 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Clint, George (1770-1854) |
| Brief: | Theatrical genre painter and engraver |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | 83 Gower Street |
| Resident: | 1817-1835 |
| Notes: | Family home of Clint, Alfred (1807-1883) |
| Name: | Clint, George (1770-1854) |
| Brief: | Theatrical genre painter and engraver |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 Keppel Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1841-1850 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Clint, George (1770-1854) |
| Brief: | Theatrical genre painter and engraver |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 208 Tottenham Court Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1807 |
| Notes: | Demolished, family home of Clint, Alfred (1807-1883) |
| Name: | Clive [née Raftor], Catherine [Kitty] (1711-1785) |
| Brief: | Singer, actress and comedienne who led and created new forms of English musical theatre |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 59 Great Queen Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1743-1747 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Clive, Robert, first Baron Clive of Plassey (1725-1774) |
| Brief: | Army officer, administrator and politician, a controversial figure known as 'Clive of India', first British Governor of the Bengal |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Queen Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1754-1755 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Clough, Arthur Hugh (1819-1861) |
| Brief: | Poet ('Say not the struggle naught availeth') |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 11 St Mark's Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1854-1859 |
| Notes: | EH blue plaque |
| Name: | Clough, Arthur Hugh (1819-1861) |
| Brief: | Poet ('Say not the struggle naught availeth') |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 Gordon Square |
| Contemp. address: | University Hall |
| Resident: | 1849-1852 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Coates, Eric [formerly Frank Harrison Coates] (1886-1957) |
| Brief: | Violinist and composer of light music, 'By the Sleepy Lagoon' is the theme for 'Desert Island Discs' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 84 Kilburn High Road |
| Contemp. address: | 84 High Road, Kilburn |
| Resident: | 1906 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Coates, Eric [formerly Frank Harrison Coates] (1886-1957) |
| Brief: | Violinist and composer of light music, 'By the Sleepy Lagoon' is the theme for 'Desert Island Discs' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 8 Douglas Court, Quex Road |
| Contemp. address: | 8 Douglas Mansions |
| Resident: | 1913-1915 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Coates, Wells Wintemute (1895-1958) |
| Brief: | Architect, designer and writer, his most notable work is the Modernist block of flats known as the Isokon building in Hampstead |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 32 Doughty Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1927 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Coates, Wells Wintemute (1895-1958) |
| Brief: | Architect, designer and writer, his most notable work is the Modernist block of flats known as the Isokon building in Hampstead |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 12B Belsize Park Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1931-1935 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cobb, Frederick Arthur (1901-1950) |
| Brief: | Labour MP and radio maintenance engineer |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 40 Bloomsbury Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1950 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cobbett, Edward John (1815-1899) |
| Brief: | Painter of idyllic rustic scenes |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://victorianweb.org/painting/misc/cobbett.html |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 212 North Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | 52 George Street |
| Resident: | 1840-1846 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cobbett, Edward John (1815-1899) |
| Brief: | Painter of idyllic rustic scenes |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://victorianweb.org/painting/misc/cobbett.html |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 20 Oakley Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1857-1885 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cobbett, Edward John (1815-1899) |
| Brief: | Painter of idyllic rustic scenes |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://victorianweb.org/painting/misc/cobbett.html |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Hawley Road |
| Contemp. address: | 23 Hawley Road |
| Resident: | 1853-1857 |
| Notes: | Demolished, location uncertain |
| Name: | Cobden-Sanderson, Thomas James (1840-1922) |
| Brief: | Bookbinder associated with the Arts and Crafts movement who threw the Doves Type along with its punches and matrices into the Thames |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 49 Frognal |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1895-1897 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cobden-Sanderson, Thomas James (1840-1922) |
| Brief: | Bookbinder associated with the Arts and Crafts movement who threw the Doves Type along with its punches and matrices into the Thames |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 9 Eldon Grove |
| Contemp. address: | 9 Eldon Road |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cobham, Sir Alan John (1894-1973) |
| Brief: | Aviation pioneer and author who made a 5,000-mile air tour of Europe in 1921 and won many flying trophies |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 27 Buckland Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1925-1927 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cobham, Sir Alan John (1894-1973) |
| Brief: | Aviation pioneer and author who made a 5,000-mile air tour of Europe in 1921 and won many flying trophies |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 22 Frognal Lane |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1930 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cockayne, Thomas Oswald (1807-1873) |
| Brief: | Clergyman and philologist who published a 3 volume collection of Old English medical texts |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 17 Montague Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1857-1869 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cockayne, Thomas Oswald (1807-1873) |
| Brief: | Clergyman and philologist who published a 3 volume collection of Old English medical texts |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Howland Street |
| Contemp. address: | 11 Howland Street |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cockerell, Charles Robert (1788-1863) |
| Brief: | Architect and Antiquary (Surveyor of the Fabric of St Paul's Cathedral and the Bank of England) |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Chester Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1858-1863 |
| Notes: | EH blue plaque |
| Name: | Cockerell, Douglas Bennett (1870-1945) |
| Brief: | Bookbinder and author of 'Bookbinding and the Care of Books', still the basic handbook of craft bookbinding |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 29 Gilbert Place |
| Contemp. address: | 29 Gilbert Street |
| Resident: | 1899-1902 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cockerell, Douglas Bennett (1870-1945) |
| Brief: | Bookbinder and author of 'Bookbinding and the Care of Books', still the basic handbook of craft bookbinding |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Denmark Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1897-1899 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cockle, James (1782-1854) |
| Brief: | Surgeon and inventor of 'family antibilious pills' which he claimed were taken by 7 dukes, 56 lesser peers, 1 archbishop,14 bishops and 5 current cabinet ministers |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 Great Ormond Street |
| Contemp. address: | 18 New Ormond Street |
| Resident: | 1841-1854 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Coffin, Albert Isaiah (1790-1866) |
| Brief: | Medical botanist who claimed to have learnt of remedies from native Americans |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 24 Montague Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1852-1866 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Coggan, (Frederick) Donald, Baron Coggan (1909-2000) |
| Brief: | Archbishop of Canterbury who held progressive views and presided over the production of the New English Bible |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 32 Croftdown Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1909-1925 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cohen, Harriet Pearl Alice (1895-1967) |
| Brief: | Pianist, leading composers wrote for her, particularly Arnold Bax, VP of the Women's Freedom League and associated with the Jewish National Fund |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 24 Minster Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1901 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cohen, Harriet Pearl Alice (1895-1967) |
| Brief: | Pianist, leading composers wrote for her, particularly Arnold Bax, VP of the Women's Freedom League and associated with the Jewish National Fund |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Weech Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1911 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cohen, Harriet Pearl Alice (1895-1967) |
| Brief: | Pianist, leading composers wrote for her, particularly Arnold Bax, VP of the Women's Freedom League and associated with the Jewish National Fund |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 32A Winchester Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1921-1922 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cohen, Kenneth Herman Salaman (1900-1984) |
| Brief: | Intelligence officer, a senior officer in the Secret Intelligence Service |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Lower Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1900-1910 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cohen, Raymond Hyam (1919-2011) |
| Brief: | Violinist, professor at the Royal College of Music, guest-led many of the UK's leading orchestras |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Alvanley Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 196-1965 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Coit, Stanton George (1857-1944) |
| Brief: | Leader of the Ethical movement who founded the society known today as Humanists UK. |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 9-10 Leighton Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1891 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cokayne, George Edward (1825-1911) |
| Brief: | Genealogist who rose to the rank of Clarenceux King of Arms at the College of Arms and wrote 'The Complete Peerage' and 'The Complete Baronetage' |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 64 Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1825 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Coke, Thomas, earl of Leicester (1697-1759) |
| Brief: | Politician, land-owner, patron of the arts, builder of Holkham Hall in Norfolk. |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 100-102 Great Russell Street |
| Contemp. address: | Thanet House |
| Resident: | 1729-1759 |
| Notes: | Much altered |
| Name: | Coldstream, Sir William Menzies (1908-1987) |
| Brief: | Artist and arts administrator (co-founder of the Euston Road School) |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 10 Garlinge Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1910 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Coldstream, Sir William Menzies (1908-1987) |
| Brief: | Artist and arts administrator (co-founder of the Euston Road School) |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | near St Edmunds Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | Guinness Court, St Edmunds Terrace |
| Resident: | 1987 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Coldstream, Sir William Menzies (1908-1987) |
| Brief: | Artist and arts administrator (co-founder of the Euston Road School) |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 87 Marlborough Mansions, Cannon Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1946-1961 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Coldstream, Sir William Menzies (1908-1987) |
| Brief: | Artist and arts administrator (co-founder of the Euston Road School) |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 38 Upper Park Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1935-1937 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Coldstream, Sir William Menzies (1908-1987) |
| Brief: | Artist and arts administrator (co-founder of the Euston Road School) |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 10 Provost Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1939 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Coldstream, Sir William Menzies (1908-1987) |
| Brief: | Artist and arts administrator (co-founder of the Euston Road School) |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Regent Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1932 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cole, George Douglas Howard (1889-1959) |
| Brief: | Political theorist, economist and historian. Prolific author of non-fiction relating to socialism and co-author with wife Margaret of detective fiction |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Parsifal Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1930-1933 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cole, Maurice (1902-1990) |
| Brief: | Concert pianist and piano teacher, the first pianist to broadcast a recital on the BBC |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Villas on the Heath, Vale of Health |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1947-1970 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cole, Sir Henry (1808-1882) |
| Brief: | Commissioner for the 1851 Great Exhibition, helped establish forerunners of the V&A, Royal College of Music and Imperial College |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Elm Row |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1879-1880 |
| Notes: | Hampstead Plaque Fund plaque on garage |
| Name: | Coleridge, Henry Nelson (1798-1843) |
| Brief: | Barrister and writer, editor of the works of his uncle Samuel Taylor Coleridge |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Downshire Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1829-1837 |
| Notes: | Family home of Coleridge, Sara (1802-1852) and Coleridge, Herbert (1830-1861) |
| Name: | Coleridge, Henry Nelson (1798-1843) |
| Brief: | Barrister and writer, editor of the works of his uncle Samuel Taylor Coleridge |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 10 Chester Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1837-1843 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Coleridge, Herbert (1830-1861) |
| Brief: | Philologist, editor of the forerunner of the Oxford English Dictionary |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 10 Chester Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1837-1861 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Coleridge, John Duke, first Baron Coleridge (1820-1894) |
| Brief: | Judge and politician who served as Solicitor-General for England, Attorney-General for England, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas and Lord Chief Justice of England |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Sandwich Street |
| Contemp. address: | 7 Hadlow Street |
| Resident: | 1820 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Coleridge, John Duke, first Baron Coleridge (1820-1894) |
| Brief: | Judge and politician who served as Solicitor-General for England, Attorney-General for England, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas and Lord Chief Justice of England |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 65 Torrington Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1825 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Coleridge, Samuel Taylor (1772-1834) |
| Brief: | Poet, literary critic, philosopher, and theologian. One of the founders of the Romantic Movement and a member of the Lake Poets. |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 The Grove |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1823-1834 |
| Notes: | St Pancras memorial plaque |
| Name: | Coleridge, Samuel Taylor (1772-1834) |
| Brief: | Poet, literary critic, philosopher, and theologian. One of the founders of the Romantic Movement and a member of the Lake Poets. |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Moreton House, 14 South Grove |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1816-1823 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Coleridge, Sara (1802-1852) |
| Brief: | Author, translator and literary editor for father Samuel Taylor Coleridge |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 10 Chester Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1837-1852 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Coleridge-Taylor, Samuel (1875-1912) |
| Brief: | Composer and conductor, best known for his three cantatas on Longfellow's poem 'The Song of Hiawatha' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | ~63 Theobalds Road |
| Contemp. address: | 15 Theobalds Road |
| Resident: | 1875 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Coley, Henry (1633-1704) |
| Brief: | Astrologer and mathematician who published an annual almanac |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | near Baldwin's Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | Baldwin's Court |
| Resident: | 1663-1704 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain, demolished |
| Name: | Collcutt, Thomas Edward (1840-1924) |
| Brief: | Architect of the Savoy Hotel, Lloyd's Register of Shipping and the Palace Theatre |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 36 Bloomsbury Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1878-1881 |
| Notes: | Demolished. Still in his name in 1920 but probably just used as offices |
| Name: | Colles, Henry Cope (1879-1943) |
| Brief: | Chief music critic of The Times for 32 years, music lexicographer, writer on music and organist, editor of Grove's Dictionary |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Douglas Court, Quex Road |
| Contemp. address: | 6 Douglas Mansions |
| Resident: | 1910-1912 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Colles, Henry Cope (1879-1943) |
| Brief: | Chief music critic of The Times for 32 years, music lexicographer, writer on music and organist, editor of Grove's Dictionary |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 116 King Henry's Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1905-1907 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Colles, Henry Cope (1879-1943) |
| Brief: | Chief music critic of The Times for 32 years, music lexicographer, writer on music and organist, editor of Grove's Dictionary |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 18A Belsize Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1915 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Collet, Sophia Dobson (1822-1894) |
| Brief: | Writer and campaigner for women's rights who also had an interest in the Brahmo Samaj, the Hindu reform movement |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Euston Road |
| Contemp. address: | 5 Judd Place East |
| Resident: | 1822 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Collier, John Maler (1850-1934) |
| Brief: | One of the leading portrait painters of his time, 1100 pictures are recorded in his sitter book, of which 800 are portraits. |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | North House, 69 Eton Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1901-1934 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Collier, John Payne (1789-1883) |
| Brief: | Literary editor, secretary to the Royal Commission on the British Museum, who forged and mutilated documents relating to William Shakespeare |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 25 Euston Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1834-1839 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Collier, John Payne (1789-1883) |
| Brief: | Literary editor, secretary to the Royal Commission on the British Museum, who forged and mutilated documents relating to William Shakespeare |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 46 Judd Street |
| Contemp. address: | 23 Hunter Street |
| Resident: | 1826-1832 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Collier, Leslie Harold (1921-2011) |
| Brief: | Virologist whose method of vaccine production played a large role in enabling the WHO to eradicate smallpox |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 8 Peto Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1996-2011 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Collier, Thomas (1840-1891) |
| Brief: | Landscape painter |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 9 Hampstead Hill Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | Etherow, Hampstead Hill Gardens |
| Resident: | 1880-1891 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Collier, Thomas (1840-1891) |
| Brief: | Landscape painter |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 2 Camden Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Collings, Albert Henry (1868-1947) |
| Brief: | Painter in oils, water-colour and pastel who specialised in figure subjects and portraits |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Woodchurch Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1923-1938 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Collings, Albert Henry (1868-1947) |
| Brief: | Painter in oils, water-colour and pastel who specialised in figure subjects and portraits |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 32 Great Ormond Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1896-1904 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Collins, (William) Wilkie (1824-1889) |
| Brief: | Novelist and playwright known especially for 'The Woman in White', and 'The Moonstone' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Collins, William John Thomas (1787-1847) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 43 Howland Street |
| Contemp. address: | 22 Howland Street |
| Resident: | 1856-1858 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Collins, (William) Wilkie (1824-1889) |
| Brief: | Novelist and playwright known especially for 'The Woman in White', and 'The Moonstone' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Collins, William John Thomas (1787-1847) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 65 Albany Street |
| Contemp. address: | 124 Albany Street |
| Resident: | 1859 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Collins, Charlotte Louisa [Lottie] (1865-1910) |
| Brief: | Music-hall entertainer, most famous for introducing the song "Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-ay!" |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 134 Albany Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1910 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Collins, Edward Treacher (1862-1932) |
| Brief: | Opthalmologist who published over 150 papers and wrote 'History and Traditions of the Moorfields Eye Hospital' |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Albert Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1862-1881 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Collins, Jacqueline Jill (Jackie) (1937-2015) |
| Brief: | Novelist and actress whose books have sold more than 500 million copies |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 20 Hillcrest Court, Shoot-up Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1936-1938 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Collins, Jacqueline Jill (Jackie) (1937-2015) |
| Brief: | Novelist and actress whose books have sold more than 500 million copies |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Oak Hill Lodge, Oak Hill Way |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1964 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Collins, John (1625-1683) |
| Brief: | Mathematician and accountant whose papers are an important source for the study of Restoration science |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Barter Street |
| Contemp. address: | Bloomsbury Market |
| Resident: | 1671 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain, demolished |
| Name: | Collins, John Churton (1848-1908) |
| Brief: | Teacher and advocate of the academic study of English literature who published more than twenty books and had a "mania for facts and details about famous men" |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 2 Keppel Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1881 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Collins, John Churton (1848-1908) |
| Brief: | Teacher and advocate of the academic study of English literature who published more than twenty books and had a "mania for facts and details about famous men" |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 61 Torrington Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1891 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Collins, Norman Richard (1907-1982) |
| Brief: | Writer and radio and television executive, a major figure behind Independent Television, best known book 'London Belongs to me' |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Mulberry House, 12A Church Row |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1977-1982 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Collins, Norman Richard (1907-1982) |
| Brief: | Writer and radio and television executive, a major figure behind Independent Television, best known book 'London Belongs to me' |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 119 Heath Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1934-1937 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Collins, Norman Richard (1907-1982) |
| Brief: | Writer and radio and television executive, a major figure behind Independent Television, best known book 'London Belongs to me' |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 17 Lady Somerset Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1911 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Collins, Pauline Angela (1940-2025) |
| Brief: | Actress and writer, best known for playing the title role in 'Shirley Valentine' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 16 Redington Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1980-2011 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Collins, Sir William Job (1859-1946) |
| Brief: | Ophthalmic surgeon, anti-vaccinationist and Liberal politician who represented St Pancras on the LCC and in Parliament |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 18 Gloucester Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | 46 Gloucester Road |
| Resident: | 1859-1861 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Collins, Sir William Job (1859-1946) |
| Brief: | Ophthalmic surgeon, anti-vaccinationist and Liberal politician who represented St Pancras on the LCC and in Parliament |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Albert Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1861-1946 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Collins, William John Thomas (1787-1847) |
| Brief: | Landscape and genre painter, librarian to the Royal Academy where he was a frequent exhibitor |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Pond Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1826-1829 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain, family home of Collins, (William) Wilkie (1824-1889) |
| Name: | Collins, William John Thomas (1787-1847) |
| Brief: | Landscape and genre painter, librarian to the Royal Academy where he was a frequent exhibitor |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Hampstead Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1829-1830 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain, family home of Collins, (William) Wilkie (1824-1889) |
| Name: | Collyer, Joseph, the younger (1748-1827) |
| Brief: | Engraver who contributed to Boydell's Shakspeare Gallery, portrait engraver to Queen Charlotte |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 314 Gray's Inn Road |
| Contemp. address: | 8 Constitution Row |
| Resident: | 1797-1827 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Colnett, James (1753-1806) |
| Brief: | Naval officer who served under James Cook, explorer and fur trader. His arrest was a key event in the Nootka Sound crisis |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Great Ormond Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1806 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Colquhoun, Alan Harold (1921-2012) |
| Brief: | Architect, historian, critic and teacher, co-founder of Miller and Colquhoun |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | Flat 21, Isokon, Lawn Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1956-1962 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Colquhoun, Alan Harold (1921-2012) |
| Brief: | Architect, historian, critic and teacher, co-founder of Miller and Colquhoun |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 96 Regent's Park Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1965-1984 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Colvin, Sir Sidney (1845-1927) |
| Brief: | Slade Professor of Fine Art, literary scholar, Keeper of Prints and Drawings at the British Museum |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | British Museum, Great Russell Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1891-1911 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Colvin, Sir Sidney (1845-1927) |
| Brief: | Slade Professor of Fine Art, literary scholar, Keeper of Prints and Drawings at the British Museum |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Mount Vernon |
| Contemp. address: | Abernethy House |
| Resident: | 1873 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Combe, Charles (1743-1817) |
| Brief: | Physician and numismatist who collected Roman coins, mezzotint prints and rare medical books |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Bloomsbury Way |
| Contemp. address: | 2 Vernon Place |
| Resident: | 1817 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Combe, Charles (1743-1817) |
| Brief: | Physician and numismatist who collected Roman coins, mezzotint prints and rare medical books |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Southampton Place |
| Contemp. address: | Southampton Street |
| Resident: | 1743 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain, demolished |
| Name: | Combe, Harvey Christian (1752-1818) |
| Brief: | Brewer, Lord Mayor of London, MP for the City of London. |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 100-101 Great Russell Street |
| Contemp. address: | 110 Great Russell Street |
| Resident: | 1791-1811 |
| Notes: | Much altered |
| Name: | Comont or Caumont, Mathilde (1886-1938) |
| Brief: | Film actress, mainly silent movies |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | Flat 44, Bedford Court Mansions |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1911 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Compton, Fay [real name Virginia Lilian Emmeline Compton-Mackenzie] (1894-1978) |
| Brief: | Stage and film actress who appeared in Shakespeare, drawing room comedy, pantomime, modern drama, and classics such as Ibsen and Chekhov |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 22 Well Walk |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1932 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Compton, Fay [real name Virginia Lilian Emmeline Compton-Mackenzie] (1894-1978) |
| Brief: | Stage and film actress who appeared in Shakespeare, drawing room comedy, pantomime, modern drama, and classics such as Ibsen and Chekhov |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 58 Cumberland Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | 32 Cumberland Terrace |
| Resident: | 1932 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Compton, Fay [real name Virginia Lilian Emmeline Compton-Mackenzie] (1894-1978) |
| Brief: | Stage and film actress who appeared in Shakespeare, drawing room comedy, pantomime, modern drama, and classics such as Ibsen and Chekhov |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 35A Mecklenburgh Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1933-1935 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Compton, George, 4th Earl of Northampton (1664-1727) |
| Brief: | British peer and politician |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 17 Bloomsbury Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1688-1727 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Condé, Pierre (1767-1840) |
| Brief: | Printmaker and miniature painter |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 122 Bayham Street |
| Contemp. address: | 3 Bayham Street |
| Resident: | 1824 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Congreve, Richard (1818-1899) |
| Brief: | Positivist who founded the London Positivist Society and, after a schism, founded the Comtist Church of Humanity |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 17 Mecklenburgh Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1873-1881 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Conlon, Gerard Patrick [Gerry] (1954-2014) |
| Brief: | One of the Guildford Four who spent 15 years in prison after being wrongly convicted of planting an IRA bomb |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Conway House, Quex Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1974 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Connelly, Reginald John (1895-1963) |
| Brief: | Song writer and music publisher in partnership with Jimmy Campbell, hits include "Show Me the Way to Go Home" and "Try a Little Tenderness" |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Fitzroy Lodge, Fitzroy Park |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1936-1940 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Connolly, Cyril Vernon (1903-1974) |
| Brief: | Writer (Enemies of Promise, The Unquiet Grave) and critic, editor of the literary magazine Horizon, |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 49 Bedford Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1942-1945 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Connor, Edric Esclus (1913-1968) |
| Brief: | Actor and calypso singer, the first black actor to perform for the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 27 Crediton Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1957-1965 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Conran, Terence (1931-2020) |
| Brief: | Designer, restaurateur, retailer, and writer |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 11 Regent's Park Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1952-1962 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Conran, Terence (1931-2020) |
| Brief: | Designer, restaurateur, retailer, and writer |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 20 Fitzroy Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1963-1968 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Conran, Terence (1931-2020) |
| Brief: | Designer, restaurateur, retailer, and writer |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 9 St Andrew's Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1966-1978 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Constable, John (1776-1837) |
| Brief: | Very popular painter of English landscape (e.g. Dedham Vale, The Hay Wain) |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 40 Well Walk |
| Contemp. address: | 6 Well Walk |
| Resident: | 1827-1834 |
| Notes: | LCC blue plaque |
| Name: | Constable, John (1776-1837) |
| Brief: | Very popular painter of English landscape (e.g. Dedham Vale, The Hay Wain) |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 2 Lower Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1821, 1822 |
| Notes: | Hampstead Plaque Fund plaque |
| Name: | Constable, John (1776-1837) |
| Brief: | Very popular painter of English landscape (e.g. Dedham Vale, The Hay Wain) |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Keppel Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1817-1822 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Constable, John (1776-1837) |
| Brief: | Very popular painter of English landscape (e.g. Dedham Vale, The Hay Wain) |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 76 Charlotte Street |
| Contemp. address: | 35 Charlotte Street |
| Resident: | 1822-1837 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Constable, John (1776-1837) |
| Brief: | Very popular painter of English landscape (e.g. Dedham Vale, The Hay Wain) |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 85 Charlotte Street |
| Contemp. address: | 63 Charlotte Street |
| Resident: | 1811-1817 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Constable, John (1776-1837) |
| Brief: | Very popular painter of English landscape (e.g. Dedham Vale, The Hay Wain) |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Percy Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1807-1809 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Constable, John (1776-1837) |
| Brief: | Very popular painter of English landscape (e.g. Dedham Vale, The Hay Wain) |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 25-26 Downshire Hill |
| Contemp. address: | 1 Langham Place |
| Resident: | 1826 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Constantine, Learie Nicholas, Baron Constantine (1901-1971) |
| Brief: | Cricketer and politician who served as Trinidad and Tobago's High Commissioner to the UK and became the UK's first black peer |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 11 Kendal Court, Shoot-up Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1964-1971 |
| Notes: | Nubian Jak plaque |
| Name: | Conti, Italia Emily Stella (1873-1946) |
| Brief: | Actress and the founder of the Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Russell Mansions, 144 Southampton Row |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1937-1945 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cook, Edward Dutton (1829-1883) |
| Brief: | Theatre critic and author, furnished the dramatic and theatrical lives for the letter A in the DNB |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 9 Grenville Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1829 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cook, Edward Dutton (1829-1883) |
| Brief: | Theatre critic and author, furnished the dramatic and theatrical lives for the letter A in the DNB |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 69 Gloucester Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1881-1883 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cook, Henry (1642-1700) |
| Brief: | Decorative painter (e.g. the ceiling of the board room of the New River Company in Islington) |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | Bloomsbury Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1700 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Cook, Peter Edward (1937-1995) |
| Brief: | Comedian, actor, satirist, playwright and screenwriter. He was the leading figure of the British satire boom of the 1960s |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 24 Perrin's Walk |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1974-1995 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cook, Peter Edward (1937-1995) |
| Brief: | Comedian, actor, satirist, playwright and screenwriter. He was the leading figure of the British satire boom of the 1960s |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 17 Church Row |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1965-1969 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cook, Peter Edward (1937-1995) |
| Brief: | Comedian, actor, satirist, playwright and screenwriter. He was the leading figure of the British satire boom of the 1960s |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Kenwood Cottage, 24 Millfield Lane |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1970-1973 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cook, Thomas (1808-1892) |
| Brief: | Businessman who founded the eponymous travel agent |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 59 Great Russell Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1862-1875 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cooke, Thomas Potter (1786-1864) |
| Brief: | Actor whose most conspicuous success was as William in Douglas Jerrold's Black-Eyed Susan |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 38 Woburn Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1857-1863 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cooke, William Bernard (1778-1855) |
| Brief: | Eldest member of a family of engravers, artists, and publishers. His most important work was the "Picturesque Views on the Southern Coast of England" |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Greville Street |
| Contemp. address: | Charles Street |
| Resident: | 1778 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Cooke, William Bernard (1778-1855) |
| Brief: | Eldest member of a family of engravers, artists, and publishers. His most important work was the "Picturesque Views on the Southern Coast of England" |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 56 Euston Road |
| Contemp. address: | 13 Judd Place East |
| Resident: | 1819 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cooley, William Desborough (1794-1883) |
| Brief: | Geographer with a particular interest in Africa |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 55 Crowndale Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1879-1883 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cooley, William Desborough (1794-1883) |
| Brief: | Geographer with a particular interest in Africa |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 25 College Place |
| Contemp. address: | 13 College Place |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cooley, William Desborough (1794-1883) |
| Brief: | Geographer with a particular interest in Africa |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | ~13 Southampton Row |
| Contemp. address: | 33 King Street |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cooper [née Manners], Diana Olivia Winifred Maud (1892-1986) |
| Brief: | Actress, society hostess and author |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 90 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1920-1941 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cooper, (Alfred) Duff, first Viscount Norwich (1890-1954) |
| Brief: | Politician, diplomat, military and political historian who resigned from the cabinet over the Munich agreement |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 90 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1920-1941 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cooper, Abraham (1787-1868) |
| Brief: | Military and animal painter |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Kirk Street |
| Contemp. address: | 10 Robert Street |
| Resident: | 1813-1816 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cooper, Abraham (1787-1868) |
| Brief: | Military and animal painter |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 41 Millman Street |
| Contemp. address: | 6 New Millman Street |
| Resident: | 1817 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cooper, Abraham (1787-1868) |
| Brief: | Military and animal painter |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 52 Millman Street |
| Contemp. address: | 19 New Millman Street |
| Resident: | 1839-1866 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cooper, Alexander Davis (1820-1895) |
| Brief: | Painter of landscapes, animals and genre scenes from Shakespeare |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://artuk.org/discover/artists/cooper-alexander-davis-18201895 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 12 Murray Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1851-1855 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cooper, Alexander Davis (1820-1895) |
| Brief: | Painter of landscapes, animals and genre scenes from Shakespeare |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://artuk.org/discover/artists/cooper-alexander-davis-18201895 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 19 St Augustine's Road |
| Contemp. address: | 12 St Augustine's Road |
| Resident: | 1855-1861 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cooper, Alexander Davis (1820-1895) |
| Brief: | Painter of landscapes, animals and genre scenes from Shakespeare |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://artuk.org/discover/artists/cooper-alexander-davis-18201895 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 103 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | 45 Upper Gower Street |
| Resident: | 1861-1895 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cooper, Dame Gladys Constance (1888-1971) |
| Brief: | Actress, theatre manager and producer, whose career spanned seven decades on stage, in films and on television |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Cumberland Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | 18 Cumberland Terrace |
| Resident: | 1915-1919 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt as flats behind facade |
| Name: | Cooper, Dame Gladys Constance (1888-1971) |
| Brief: | Actress, theatre manager and producer, whose career spanned seven decades on stage, in films and on television |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1-2 The Grove |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1929-1935 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cooper, Dame Gladys Constance (1888-1971) |
| Brief: | Actress, theatre manager and producer, whose career spanned seven decades on stage, in films and on television |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 35 Elsworthy Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1938 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cooper, Lettice Ulpha (1897-1994) |
| Brief: | Writer, one of the founders of the Writers' Action Group |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 95 Canfield Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1959-1984 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cooper, Lettice Ulpha (1897-1994) |
| Brief: | Writer, one of the founders of the Writers' Action Group |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 229 Goldhurst Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1948-1959 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cooper, Robert Peter (1773-1828) |
| Brief: | Engraver, his best-known work is his version of the Chandos portrait of Shakespeare |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | ~66 Camden High Street |
| Contemp. address: | 9 Upper Pratt Place |
| Resident: | 1823 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cooper, Sir (Thomas) Edwin (1874-1942) |
| Brief: | Architect who designed Marylebone Town Hall and Library, Port of London Authority building and the offices of Lloyd's (mostly demolished) |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 Verulam Buildings |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1927-1942 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cooper, Thomas Frederick [Tommy] (1921-1984) |
| Brief: | Comedian and conjuror who wore a red fez when performing and died on stage |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Brunswick Centre |
| Contemp. address: | Flat 2, Waverley House, Kenton Street |
| Resident: | 1952-1955 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cooper, William Durrant (1812-1875) |
| Brief: | Lawyer and antiquary, solicitor to the vestry of St. Pancras |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 81 Guilford Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1851-1875 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Copley, John (1875-1950) |
| Brief: | Painter and lithographer, co-founder of the Senefelder Club, the oldest recipient of any Olympic medal |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 10 Hampstead Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1921-1950 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Copley, Peter (1915-2008) |
| Brief: | Actor on stage and screen for over 70 years |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 10 Hampstead Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1921-1939 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Copley, Sir Godfrey, second baronet (1653-1709) |
| Brief: | Landowner, art-collector and Tory politician whose bequest of £100 to the Royal Society provided the funding for the prestigious Copley Medal |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Red Lion Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1709 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Copping, Harold (1863-1932) |
| Brief: | Illustrator of books, especially Biblical scenes |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 32 Leighton Grove |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Copping, Harold (1863-1932) |
| Brief: | Illustrator of books, especially Biblical scenes |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | near Camley Street |
| Contemp. address: | 13 Queen's Road |
| Resident: | 1863 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain, demolished |
| Name: | Copping, Harold (1863-1932) |
| Brief: | Illustrator of books, especially Biblical scenes |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 18 Lady Somerset Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1881-1887 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Corbett, Ronald Balfour [Ronnie] (1930-2016) |
| Brief: | Actor, broadcaster, comedian and writer, best remembered for 'The Two Ronnies' partnership with Ronnie Barker |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 48 Avenue Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1951-1958 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Corbett, Ronald Balfour [Ronnie] (1930-2016) |
| Brief: | Actor, broadcaster, comedian and writer, best remembered for 'The Two Ronnies' partnership with Ronnie Barker |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 210 Camden Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1959-1963 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Corbould, Edward Henry (1815-1905) |
| Brief: | Historical painter and watercolourist who was appointed instructor of historical painting to the Royal Family |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Corbould, Henry (1787-1844) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 16 Conway Street |
| Contemp. address: | 17 Upper Southampton Street |
| Resident: | 1840-1845 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Corbould, Edward Henry (1815-1905) |
| Brief: | Historical painter and watercolourist who was appointed instructor of historical painting to the Royal Family |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Corbould, Henry (1787-1844) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 72 Hampstead Road |
| Contemp. address: | 6 St James's Place |
| Resident: | 1844 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Corbould, Henry (1787-1844) |
| Brief: | Draughtsman and book illustrator, drew the image of Queen Victoria used on the Penny Black stamp |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Corbould, Richard (1757-1831) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Coram Street |
| Contemp. address: | 6 Great Coram Street |
| Resident: | 1813-1821 |
| Notes: | Demolished, family home of Corbould, Edward Henry (1815-1905) |
| Name: | Corbould, Henry (1787-1844) |
| Brief: | Draughtsman and book illustrator, drew the image of Queen Victoria used on the Penny Black stamp |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Corbould, Richard (1757-1831) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Burton Place |
| Contemp. address: | 5 Crescent Place |
| Resident: | 1823-1841 |
| Notes: | Family home of Corbould, Edward Henry (1815-1905) |
| Name: | Corbould, Richard (1757-1831) |
| Brief: | Painter of portraits, landscapes, miniatures and a prolific book illustrator |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 73 Whitfield Street |
| Contemp. address: | 68 John Street |
| Resident: | 1793-1795 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Corbould, Richard (1757-1831) |
| Brief: | Painter of portraits, landscapes, miniatures and a prolific book illustrator |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 69 Whitfield Street |
| Contemp. address: | 70 John Street |
| Resident: | 1796-1811 |
| Notes: | Demolished, family home of Corbould, Henry (1787-1844) |
| Name: | Corbould, Richard (1757-1831) |
| Brief: | Painter of portraits, landscapes, miniatures and a prolific book illustrator |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Sandland Street |
| Contemp. address: | 7 Bedford Street |
| Resident: | 1787-1792 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Coren, Alan (1938-2007) |
| Brief: | Humourist, writer, satirist, broadcaster (The News Quiz, Call My Bluff) and editor (Punch, The Listener) |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 2 St Katharine's Precinct |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 2003-2007 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cormack, Sir John Rose (1815-1882) |
| Brief: | Physician, established several medical journals including the forerunner of the British Medical Journal |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Bedford Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1861-1867 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cornwell, David John Moore (1931-2020) |
| Brief: | Novelist, writing as John le Carré, best known for his best-selling espionage novels featuring George Smiley |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Gayton Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1976-1979 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cornwell, David John Moore (1931-2020) |
| Brief: | Novelist, writing as John le Carré, best known for his best-selling espionage novels featuring George Smiley |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 9 Gainsborough Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1980-2020 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cory, William Johnson (1823-1892) |
| Brief: | Poet and schoolmaster (composed Eton Boating Song) |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 8 Pilgrim's Lane |
| Contemp. address: | 4 Rosslyn Villas |
| Resident: | 1891-1892 |
| Notes: | Hampstead Plaque Fund plaque |
| Name: | Cory, William Johnson (1823-1892) |
| Brief: | Poet and schoolmaster (composed Eton Boating Song) |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 25 Cannon Place |
| Contemp. address: | 1 Heathfield Gardens |
| Resident: | 1885-1891 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cosin, Lionel Zelick (1910-1994) |
| Brief: | Pioneer of geriatric medicine, prolific writer and lecturer with an international reputation |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 11 Dartmouth Park Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1994 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cosin, Lionel Zelick (1910-1994) |
| Brief: | Pioneer of geriatric medicine, prolific writer and lecturer with an international reputation |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 89 Hillway, Holly Lodge Estate |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1932-1936 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cosin, Lionel Zelick (1910-1994) |
| Brief: | Pioneer of geriatric medicine, prolific writer and lecturer with an international reputation |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 2 Langland Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1937-1939 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cosman, (Emilie Else) Milein (1921-2017) |
| Brief: | Painter, best known for her drawings of dancers and musicians |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Keller, Hans Heinrich (1919-1985) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 54 Willow Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1948-1951 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Costa, Sir Michael Andrew Angus (1808-1884) |
| Brief: | Conductor and composer who helped found the Royal Italian Opera at Covent Garden |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 144 Albany Street |
| Contemp. address: | 71 Albany Street |
| Resident: | 1840-1846 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cotes, Samuel (1734-1818) |
| Brief: | Painter of miniatures and pastels |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 8 Percy Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1794-1798 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cotes, Samuel (1734-1818) |
| Brief: | Painter of miniatures and pastels |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 25 Percy Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1770-1788 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cotman, John Sell (1782-1842) |
| Brief: | Marine and landscape painter, etcher, illustrator and author. A leading member of the Norwich School whom some consider the equal of Turner. |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 42 Hunter Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1834-1842 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Coulouris, George Alexander (1903-1989) |
| Brief: | Actor on stage, screen and radio, a charter member of Orson Welles's Mercury Theatre, appeared in over 80 films including 'Citizen Kane' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Chestnut Cottage, Vale of Health |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1951-1989 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Coulson, William (1801-1877) |
| Brief: | Surgeon and medical writer who performed the first operation at St Mary's with John Snow administering chloroform |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Chester Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1854-1877 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Courtenay, William Reginald, 11th earl of Devon (1807-1888) |
| Brief: | Politician who served as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and as President of the Poor Law Board |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 8 Bedford Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1812-1814 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Courthope, William John (1842-1917) |
| Brief: | Poet and literary scholar, pen name Novus Homo, professor of poetry at Oxford |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 29 Chester Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1890-1906 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cousins, Samuel (1801-1887) |
| Brief: | One of the most important figures in the history of British engraving |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 12 Regent's Park Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1851-1857 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cousins, Samuel (1801-1887) |
| Brief: | One of the most important figures in the history of British engraving |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 24 Camden Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1857-1887 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cousins, Samuel (1801-1887) |
| Brief: | One of the most important figures in the history of British engraving |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Albany Street |
| Contemp. address: | 163 Albany Street |
| Resident: | 1833-1839 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cousins, Samuel (1801-1887) |
| Brief: | One of the most important figures in the history of British engraving |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 36 Osnaburgh Street |
| Contemp. address: | 15 Osnaburgh Street |
| Resident: | 1841-1847 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cowper, William (1731-1800) |
| Brief: | Poet who achieved great fame during his lifetime, one of the forerunners of Romantic poetry |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 146 Southampton Row |
| Contemp. address: | 30 Southampton Row |
| Resident: | 1748-1752 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cowper, William, first Earl Cowper (1665-1723) |
| Brief: | Politician who became the first Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 51-52 Lincoln's Inn Fields |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1706-1710, 1714-1718 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cox, Sir Anthony Wakefield [Tony] (1915-1993) |
| Brief: | Architect, one of the eleven founding partners of Architects' Co-operative Partnership, President of the Architectural Association |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Bacon's Lane |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1960-1993 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Crace, John (1753-1819) |
| Brief: | Interior decorator whose family business reached its peak of popularity during the second half of C19 |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 55 Great Queen Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1780-1796 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Craig, (Edward Henry) Gordon (1872-1966) |
| Brief: | Theatre actor, director, designer and wood-engraver |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 8 Downshire Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1901 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Craig, Sir James Henry (1748-1812) |
| Brief: | Army officer and governor-in-chief of British North America who fought in the American War of Independence |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 117 Charlotte Street |
| Contemp. address: | 48 Charlotte Street |
| Resident: | 1812 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Craigie [née Richards], Pearl (1867-1906) |
| Brief: | Novelist and playwright, pen name John Oliver Hobbes, 'Some Emotions and a Moral' was a sensation in its day |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Endsleigh Court, Upper Woburn Place |
| Contemp. address: | 24 Upper Woburn Place |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Craigie, Noreen Jean [Jill] (1911-1999) |
| Brief: | Documentary filmmaker, screenwriter and feminist |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 66 Pilgrim's Lane |
| Contemp. address: | 17 Worsley Road |
| Resident: | 1964-1999 |
| Notes: | EH Blue Plaque |
| Name: | Craik [née Mulock], Dinah Maria (1826-1887) |
| Brief: | Novelist and poet, best remembered for her novel 'John Halifax, Gentleman' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Wildwood Cottage, North End |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cramer, Franz [François] (1772-1848) |
| Brief: | Violinist and conductor who was Master of the King's/Queen's Musick |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 12 Charlotte Street |
| Contemp. address: | 6 Charlotte Street |
| Resident: | 1798-1804 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cramer, Franz [François] (1772-1848) |
| Brief: | Violinist and conductor who was Master of the King's/Queen's Musick |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 82 Charlotte Street |
| Contemp. address: | 37 Charlotte Street |
| Resident: | 1835-1844 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Crane, Walter (1845-1915) |
| Brief: | Designer, painter and illustrator, especially of books for children. Associated with the Arts and Crafts movement and socialist causes. |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 44 Argyle Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cranston, Maurice William (1920-1993) |
| Brief: | Political philosopher and writer, Professor of Political Science at the LSE, biographer of John Locke, Rousseau and Jean-Paul Sartre |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 375 Russell Court, Woburn Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1945-1946 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Crawford, Imelda Anne (1920-1956) |
| Brief: | Film actress, best remembered for her roles in women's pictures of the 1940s |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Northstead, North End Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1956 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Crawfurd, Sir Raymond Henry Payne (1865-1938) |
| Brief: | Physician with a keen interest in the history of medicine |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 26 Chester Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1921-1938 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Crawshay, George (1821-1896) |
| Brief: | Ironmaster and politician. In the mid-1840s, his ironworks was the largest on Tyneside, employing more than one thousand workers |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Montague Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Crawshay, George (1821-1896) |
| Brief: | Ironmaster and politician. In the mid-1840s, his ironworks was the largest on Tyneside, employing more than one thousand workers |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 12 Bloomsbury Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1823 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Craxton, (Thomas) Harold Hunt (1885-1971) |
| Brief: | Pianist, teacher at the Royal Academy of Music and composer |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 Kidderpore Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1952-1971 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Creasy, Sir Edward Shepherd (1812-1878) |
| Brief: | Historian, professor of modern and ancient history in London University, Chief Justice of Ceylon |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 2 Regent Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1848-1849 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cremer, Sir William Randal (1828-1908) |
| Brief: | Liberal MP and peace campaigner who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 11 Lincoln's Inn Fields |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1885-1908 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cremer, Sir William Randal (1828-1908) |
| Brief: | Liberal MP and peace campaigner who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 179 North Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | 7 George Street |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Creswick, Thomas (1811-1869) |
| Brief: | Landscape painter, one of the best-known members of the Birmingham School |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | King's Cross Station site |
| Contemp. address: | 7 Upper Edmund Street |
| Resident: | 1828 |
| Notes: | Demolished, later Cheney Road, location uncertain |
| Name: | Crewe [née Greville], Frances Anne, Lady Crewe (1748-1818) |
| Brief: | Political hostess with a sharp wit, painted three times by Joshua Reynolds |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | near Heath Brow |
| Contemp. address: | Crewe Cottage |
| Resident: | 1792-1807 |
| Notes: | Demolished, location uncertain |
| Name: | Crichton-Browne, Sir James (1840-1938) |
| Brief: | Psychiatrist, neurologist and eugenicist. He received a number of honorary degrees and was president of a variety of medical societies. |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 18 Cumberland Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | 7 Cumberland Terrace |
| Resident: | 1878-1892 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Crippen, Hawley Harvey (1862-1910) |
| Brief: | Homeopath, ear and eye specialist, notorious murderer |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 34 Store Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1901 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt |
| Name: | Crippen, Hawley Harvey (1862-1910) |
| Brief: | Homeopath, ear and eye specialist, notorious murderer |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 37 Store Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1904-1906 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt |
| Name: | Critchley, Macdonald (1900-1997) |
| Brief: | Neurologist, author of over 200 articles and 20 books on neurology |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | near Hilgrove Road |
| Contemp. address: | 4 Harben Road |
| Resident: | 1939-1952 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Crittenden, John Denton (1834-1877) |
| Brief: | Sculptor, specialised in portrait busts |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://sculpture.gla.ac.uk/view/person.php?id=msib2_1202169927 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Parkway |
| Contemp. address: | 68 Park Street |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Crittenden, John Denton (1834-1877) |
| Brief: | Sculptor, specialised in portrait busts |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://sculpture.gla.ac.uk/view/person.php?id=msib2_1202169927 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 26 Cantelowes Road |
| Contemp. address: | 26 Cantlowes Road |
| Resident: | 1865 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Crittenden, John Denton (1834-1877) |
| Brief: | Sculptor, specialised in portrait busts |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://sculpture.gla.ac.uk/view/person.php?id=msib2_1202169927 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 44 St Augustine's Road |
| Contemp. address: | 33 St Augustine's Road |
| Resident: | 1864 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Crittenden, John Denton (1834-1877) |
| Brief: | Sculptor, specialised in portrait busts |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://sculpture.gla.ac.uk/view/person.php?id=msib2_1202169927 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 31 Cantelowes Road |
| Contemp. address: | 31 Cantlowes Road |
| Resident: | 1871-1877 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Crittenden, John Denton (1834-1877) |
| Brief: | Sculptor, specialised in portrait busts |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://sculpture.gla.ac.uk/view/person.php?id=msib2_1202169927 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Reachview Close |
| Contemp. address: | 2 Prebend Place |
| Resident: | 1854-1858 |
| Notes: | Demolished, location uncertain |
| Name: | Croft, (John) Michael (1922-1986) |
| Brief: | Actor, writer ('Spare the Rod') and founder and director of the National Youth Theatre |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 74 Bartholomew Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1980-1986 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Croft, Henry (1861-1930) |
| Brief: | Road sweeper and the 'Original Pearly King' |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | St Pancras Way |
| Contemp. address: | St Pancras workhouse, 4 King's Road |
| Resident: | 1861, 1930 (birth & death) |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Croft, Henry (1861-1930) |
| Brief: | Road sweeper and the 'Original Pearly King' |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 147 Chalton Street |
| Contemp. address: | 67 Stibbington Street |
| Resident: | ~1893 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Croft, Henry (1861-1930) |
| Brief: | Road sweeper and the 'Original Pearly King' |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 17A Phoenix Road |
| Contemp. address: | 15 Charles Street |
| Resident: | 1911 |
| Notes: | Demolished, Camden Council memorial plaque |
| Name: | Croft, Henry (1861-1930) |
| Brief: | Road sweeper and the 'Original Pearly King' |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Varndell Street |
| Contemp. address: | 1 Edward Street |
| Resident: | 1901 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Croly, George (1780-1860) |
| Brief: | Writer and CofE clergyman, frequent contributor to the Literary Gazette and Blackwood's Magazine |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 9 Queen Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1858-1860 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Crompton, Sir Charles John (1797-1865) |
| Brief: | Judge, "sound, elegant, learned and utterly orthodox" |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 10 Endsleigh Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1841-1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Crookes, Sir William (1832-1919) |
| Brief: | Chemist, physicist, inventor and journalist, discovered thallium, invented the Crookes vacuum tube (forerunner of the cathode ray tube) and the radiometer, fascinated by the paranormal |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 20 Mornington Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | 20 Mornington Road |
| Resident: | 1860-1880 |
| Notes: | Destroyed by bomb in WW2, GLC plaque at 7 Kensington Park Gardens |
| Name: | Crosby, Sir Thomas Boor (1830-1916) |
| Brief: | Surgeon, the first doctor of medicine and the oldest person to made Lord Mayor of London |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://www.bmj.com/content/1/2885/574.1 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 19 Gordon Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1892-1916 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Crosby, Sir Thomas Boor (1830-1916) |
| Brief: | Surgeon, the first doctor of medicine and the oldest person to made Lord Mayor of London |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://www.bmj.com/content/1/2885/574.1 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Gordon Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871-1891 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Crosfield, Sir Arthur Henry, 1st Baronet (1865-1938) |
| Brief: | Liberal MP and soap and candle manufacturer who built Witanhurst |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Witanhurst, 41 Highgate West Hill |
| Contemp. address: | Witanhurst, 41 West Hill |
| Resident: | 1918-1938 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Crosfield, Sir Arthur Henry, 1st Baronet (1865-1938) |
| Brief: | Liberal MP and soap and candle manufacturer who built Witanhurst |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 The Grove |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1915 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cross, (Thomas) Gerald (1912-1981) |
| Brief: | Actor |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Jacqueline House, 52 Fitzroy Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1981 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cross, John (1819-1861) |
| Brief: | Historical genre painter |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 34 Gloucester Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | 38 Gloucester Road |
| Resident: | 1858-1861 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cross, John (1819-1861) |
| Brief: | Historical genre painter |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Robert Street |
| Contemp. address: | 40 Robert Street |
| Resident: | 1850-1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cross, John (1819-1861) |
| Brief: | Historical genre painter |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 171 Stanhope Street |
| Contemp. address: | 39 Stanhope Street |
| Resident: | 1853 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Crossland, William Henry (1835-1908) |
| Brief: | Architect who designed three Grade I listed buildings: Rochdale Town Hall, Holloway Sanatorium and Royal Holloway College |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 57 Albert Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1901-1908 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Crossland, William Henry (1835-1908) |
| Brief: | Architect who designed three Grade I listed buildings: Rochdale Town Hall, Holloway Sanatorium and Royal Holloway College |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 12 Park Village West |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Crossland, William Henry (1835-1908) |
| Brief: | Architect who designed three Grade I listed buildings: Rochdale Town Hall, Holloway Sanatorium and Royal Holloway College |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 46 Bedford Way |
| Contemp. address: | 46 Upper Bedford Place |
| Resident: | 1891 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Crossley-Holland, Peter Charles (1916-2001) |
| Brief: | Musicologist and composer who wrote several books on the music of Tibetan Buddhism |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Weech Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1957-1963 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Crowley, Nicholas Joseph (1819-1857) |
| Brief: | Genre and portrait painter specialising in group portraits and Irish subjects |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 39 Fitzroy Street |
| Contemp. address: | 13 Upper Fitzroy Street |
| Resident: | 1844-1857 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Crowne, John (1641-1712) |
| Brief: | Playwright (Sir Courtly Nice, or, It Cannot Be) |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Great Russell Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1712 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Cruger, John Harris (1737-1807) |
| Brief: | Loyalist commander (i.e. British side) during American War of Independence, lived in exile in England |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://www.ucl.ac.uk/lbs/physical/view/1995968493 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Fitzroy Street |
| Contemp. address: | 22 Russell Place |
| Resident: | 1804-1807 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cruikshank, (Isaac) Robert (1789-1856) |
| Brief: | Caricaturist, illustrator, and portrait miniaturist (brother of George) |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Coptic Street |
| Contemp. address: | 27 Duke Street |
| Resident: | 1792 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cruikshank, (Isaac) Robert (1789-1856) |
| Brief: | Caricaturist, illustrator, and portrait miniaturist (brother of George) |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 61 Plender Street |
| Contemp. address: | 61 King Street |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cruikshank, (Isaac) Robert (1789-1856) |
| Brief: | Caricaturist, illustrator, and portrait miniaturist (brother of George) |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Southampton Row |
| Contemp. address: | King Street |
| Resident: | ~1820 |
| Notes: | Demolished, location uncertain |
| Name: | Cruikshank, George (1792-1878) |
| Brief: | Graphic artist, famous for caricatures |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 263 Hampstead Road |
| Contemp. address: | 48 Mornington Place |
| Resident: | 1850-1878 |
| Notes: | RSA plaque |
| Name: | Cruikshank, George (1792-1878) |
| Brief: | Graphic artist, famous for caricatures |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 56 Augustus Street |
| Contemp. address: | 31 Augustus Street |
| Resident: | 1854-1878 |
| Notes: | Demolished, location uncertain, second family with Adelaide Attree |
| Name: | Cruikshank, George (1792-1878) |
| Brief: | Graphic artist, famous for caricatures |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Coptic Street |
| Contemp. address: | 27 Duke Street |
| Resident: | 1792 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Crutchley, Rosalie Sylvia (1920-1997) |
| Brief: | Actress on stage and screen who played played Catherine Parr in the 1970 TV series, The Six Wives of Henry VIII and in its sequel, Elizabeth R |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | West House, Sandy Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1951-1958 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cubitt, Lewis (1799-1883) |
| Brief: | Civil engineer and architect, designed King's Cross station |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | https://www.ucl.ac.uk/bloomsbury-project/streets/bedford_square.htm |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 53 Bedford Square |
| Contemp. address: | 52 Bedford Square |
| Resident: | 1849-1867 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cubitt, Thomas (1788-1855) |
| Brief: | Master builder who developed squares in Belgravia, Pimlico and Bloomsbury. He also rebuilt Osborne House and extended Buckingham Palace |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 53 Doughty Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1837-1849 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cubitt, William (1791-1863) |
| Brief: | Building contractor, MP, twice Lord Mayor of London, W. Cubitt & Co. was one of the best known of London contractors, responsible for many important buildings, including Fishmongers' Hall, Covent Garden market, Hanwell Lunatic Asylum, and Euston Station. |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 43 Mecklenburgh Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1832-1844 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cullinan, Ted (1931-2019) |
| Brief: | Architect (Centre for Mathematical Sciences and the new library at Fitzwilliam College, both Cambridge) |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 62 Camden Mews |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1965-2019 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cuming, Hugh (1791-1865) |
| Brief: | Collector interested in natural history, particularly in conchology and botany. After his death, the Natural History Museum purchased 82,992 of his specimens for £6,000 |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | 80 Gower Street |
| Resident: | 1840-1865 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cuming, Hugh (1791-1865) |
| Brief: | Collector interested in natural history, particularly in conchology and botany. After his death, the Natural History Museum purchased 82,992 of his specimens for £6,000 |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 49 Charlotte Street |
| Contemp. address: | 79 Charlotte Street |
| Resident: | 1835 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cundall, Joseph (1818-1895) |
| Brief: | Writer (pseud. Stephen Percy), pioneer photographer and publisher of children's books |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | ~63 Fortess Road |
| Contemp. address: | 3 Bellina Villas |
| Resident: | 1852-1856 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cundall, Joseph (1818-1895) |
| Brief: | Writer (pseud. Stephen Percy), pioneer photographer and publisher of children's books |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 82 St Pancras Way |
| Contemp. address: | 12 Camden Cottages |
| Resident: | 1849-1850 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Cuningham, Vera Irene Walpole Martin (1897-1955) |
| Brief: | Painter, member of The London Group |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | The Logs Cottage, 22 Well Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1952-1955 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cuningham, Vera Irene Walpole Martin (1897-1955) |
| Brief: | Painter, member of The London Group |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 47 Heath Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1938-1951 |
| Notes: | Also listed as 1 Holly Hill |
| Name: | Currie, (William) Finlay (1878-1968) |
| Brief: | Character actor, remembered for performance as the convict Magwitch in the David Lean version of 'Great Expectations' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Grafton Mansions, Duke's Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1935-1939 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Currie, (William) Finlay (1878-1968) |
| Brief: | Character actor, remembered for performance as the convict Magwitch in the David Lean version of 'Great Expectations' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 34 Bernard Shaw Court, St Pancras Way |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1952-1953 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Currie, (William) Finlay (1878-1968) |
| Brief: | Character actor, remembered for performance as the convict Magwitch in the David Lean version of 'Great Expectations' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 169 Highgate Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1946-1951 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Curzon, Nathaniel, first Baron Scarsdale (1726-1804) |
| Brief: | Politician and art collector who commissioned Robert Adam to rebuild Kedleston Hall |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 20 Queen Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1726-1729 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Curzon, Sir Clifford Michael (1907-1982) |
| Brief: | Concert pianist, highly regarded |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | The White House, 2 Millfield Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1943-1982 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Curzon, Sir Clifford Michael (1907-1982) |
| Brief: | Concert pianist, highly regarded |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Belsize Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1937-1941 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cutler, Isadore [Ivor] (1923-2006) |
| Brief: | Poet, singer, musician, songwriter, artist and humorist. Known for accompanying his singing on a harmonium. |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Laurier Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1971-1973 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Cutler, Isadore [Ivor] (1923-2006) |
| Brief: | Poet, singer, musician, songwriter, artist and humorist. Known for accompanying his singing on a harmonium. |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 27 Nassington Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1957-1960 |
| Notes: | |
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