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| Name: | MacAlister, Sir (George) Ian (1878-1957) |
| Brief: | Architectural administrator who implemented reforms of RIBA |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 27 Well Walk |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1932-1941 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | MacAlister, Sir (George) Ian (1878-1957) |
| Brief: | Architectural administrator who implemented reforms of RIBA |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Well Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1919-1923 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | MacAlister, Sir (George) Ian (1878-1957) |
| Brief: | Architectural administrator who implemented reforms of RIBA |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | The Pryors, East Heath Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1914, 1945-1950 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | MacAlister, Sir (George) Ian (1878-1957) |
| Brief: | Architectural administrator who implemented reforms of RIBA |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 25 Well Walk |
| Contemp. address: | 3 Foley Avenue |
| Resident: | 1924-1931 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Macallum, (John Thomas) Hamilton (1841-1896) |
| Brief: | Landscape and marine painter |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 171 Stanhope Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1869-1880 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Macallum, (John Thomas) Hamilton (1841-1896) |
| Brief: | Landscape and marine painter |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Wychcombe Studios, England's Lane |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1885-1895 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Macaulay, Thomas Babington, Baron Macaulay (1800-1859) |
| Brief: | Historian, essayist, politician and poet. His most famous work is 'The History of England from the Accession of James the Second' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Great Ormond Street |
| Contemp. address: | 50 Great Ormond Street |
| Resident: | 1828-1829 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Macaulay, Thomas Babington, Baron Macaulay (1800-1859) |
| Brief: | Historian, essayist, politician and poet. His most famous work is 'The History of England from the Accession of James the Second' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | South Square, Gray's Inn |
| Contemp. address: | 8 Holborn Court |
| Resident: | 1829-1834 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Macaulay, Zachary (1768-1838) |
| Brief: | Statistician and abolitionist who was a founder of London University and of the Society for the Suppression of Vice, and a Governor of British Sierra Leone |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Great Ormond Street |
| Contemp. address: | 50 Great Ormond Street |
| Resident: | 1828-1829 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Macaulay, Zachary (1768-1838) |
| Brief: | Statistician and abolitionist who was a founder of London University and of the Society for the Suppression of Vice, and a Governor of British Sierra Leone |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 44 Bernard Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1832 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Macaulay, Zachary (1768-1838) |
| Brief: | Statistician and abolitionist who was a founder of London University and of the Society for the Suppression of Vice, and a Governor of British Sierra Leone |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | ~2 Tavistock Place |
| Contemp. address: | 2 Tavistock Place |
| Resident: | 1835 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Macauley, Elizabeth Wright (1785-1837) |
| Brief: | Actress and socialist writer who campaigned on women's issues and financial reform |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | ~99 Chalton Street |
| Contemp. address: | 63 Chalton Street |
| Resident: | 1823 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Macbeth, Norman (1821-1888) |
| Brief: | Portrait painter, father of three painters |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 10 Belsize Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1888 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Macbeth, Robert Walker (1848-1910) |
| Brief: | Painter, etcher and watercolourist, specialising in pastoral landscape and the rustic genre |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 62 Parkhill Road |
| Contemp. address: | 62 Park Road |
| Resident: | 1873-1874 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Macbeth, Robert Walker (1848-1910) |
| Brief: | Painter, etcher and watercolourist, specialising in pastoral landscape and the rustic genre |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 The Mall Studios |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1875-1879 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Macbeth, Robert Walker (1848-1910) |
| Brief: | Painter, etcher and watercolourist, specialising in pastoral landscape and the rustic genre |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 2 Wychcombe Studios, England's Lane |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1880-1884 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Macbeth, Robert Walker (1848-1910) |
| Brief: | Painter, etcher and watercolourist, specialising in pastoral landscape and the rustic genre |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 17 Fitzroy Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Macbeth, Robert Walker (1848-1910) |
| Brief: | Painter, etcher and watercolourist, specialising in pastoral landscape and the rustic genre |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 10 Park Village West |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1886-1887 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | MacDonald [née Gladstone], Margaret Ethel (1870-1911) |
| Brief: | Feminist and social reformer, a strong-minded campaigner for women's employment issues |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Lincoln's Inn Fields |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1896-1911 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt |
| Name: | MacDonald, (James) Ramsay (1866-1937) |
| Brief: | Prime minister expelled from the Labour Party in consequence of heading a coalition government with the Conservatives |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 9 Howitt Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1916-1925 |
| Notes: | LCC blue plaque |
| Name: | MacDonald, (James) Ramsay (1866-1937) |
| Brief: | Prime minister expelled from the Labour Party in consequence of heading a coalition government with the Conservatives |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Lincoln's Inn Fields |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1896-1916 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt |
| Name: | MacDonald, (James) Ramsay (1866-1937) |
| Brief: | Prime minister expelled from the Labour Party in consequence of heading a coalition government with the Conservatives |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 103 Frognal |
| Contemp. address: | Upper Frognal Lodge |
| Resident: | 1925-1937 |
| Notes: | Hampstead Plaque Fund plaque |
| Name: | MacDonald, (James) Ramsay (1866-1937) |
| Brief: | Prime minister expelled from the Labour Party in consequence of heading a coalition government with the Conservatives |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 29 Doughty Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | ~1892 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt |
| Name: | MacDonald, George (1824-1905) |
| Brief: | Poet and novelist who wrote both fairy tales and works of Christian theology |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 20 Albert Street |
| Contemp. address: | Tudor Lodge |
| Resident: | 1860-1863 |
| Notes: | EH blue plaque |
| Name: | Macdonald, Sir John Denis (1826-1908) |
| Brief: | Naval medical officer and biologist who was made FRS in recognition of his studies of deep seabed deposits brought up by dredger |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 81 Messina Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1892-1895 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Macdonell, James (1841-1879) |
| Brief: | Journalist on the Daily Telegraph who became a leader-writer on The Times |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 78 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1879 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Macdonell, James (1841-1879) |
| Brief: | Journalist on the Daily Telegraph who became a leader-writer on The Times |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 Brunswick Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | MacDonnell [or McDonnell], Alexander (1798-1835) |
| Brief: | Secretary of the (pro-slavery) Committee of West Indian Merchants and chess master (inventor of the McDonnell Gambit) |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | BMA House |
| Contemp. address: | Tavistock House |
| Resident: | 1835 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Macdonnell, Alexander (1798-1835) |
| Brief: | Chess player, once considered the best in England, plantation owner who some think the most sophisticated apologist for slave ownership |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | BMA House |
| Contemp. address: | Tavistock House |
| Resident: | 1835 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | MacDowell, Patrick (1799-1870) |
| Brief: | Sculptor whose work includes the statues of William Pitt and the Earl of Chatham in the Palace of Westminster |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Bayham Street |
| Contemp. address: | Bayham Street South |
| Resident: | 1841 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | MacDowell, Patrick (1799-1870) |
| Brief: | Sculptor whose work includes the statues of William Pitt and the Earl of Chatham in the Palace of Westminster |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 41 Eversholt Street |
| Contemp. address: | 57 Seymour Street |
| Resident: | 1826-1827, 1830-1837 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Macfarren, Sir George Alexander (1813-1887) |
| Brief: | Composer who became totally blind in 1860, principal of the Royal Academy of Music and professor of music at Cambridge University |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 North Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1841 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Macfarren, Walter Cecil (1826-1905) |
| Brief: | Pianist, composer, conductor and teacher at the Royal Academy of Music |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Osnaburgh Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1873-1905 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Macfarren, Walter Cecil (1826-1905) |
| Brief: | Pianist, composer, conductor and teacher at the Royal Academy of Music |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 80 Albert Street |
| Contemp. address: | 38 Albert Street |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Macfarren, Walter Cecil (1826-1905) |
| Brief: | Pianist, composer, conductor and teacher at the Royal Academy of Music |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 67 Albert Street |
| Contemp. address: | 58 Albert Street |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | MacGibbon, James (1912-2000) |
| Brief: | Publisher who co-founded MacGibbon & Kee, self-confessed spy for the Soviet Union |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 11 Wentworth Mansions, Keats Grove |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1998-2000 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | MacGibbon, James (1912-2000) |
| Brief: | Publisher who co-founded MacGibbon & Kee, self-confessed spy for the Soviet Union |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 22 Estelle Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1963-1965 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | MacGibbon, James (1912-2000) |
| Brief: | Publisher who co-founded MacGibbon & Kee, self-confessed spy for the Soviet Union |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 30 Alma Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1967-1971 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Macgregor, Jessie (1847-1919) |
| Brief: | Painter, won an RA gold medal for history painting |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 12 Chalcot Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1900-1911 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Machen, Arthur Llewelyn Jones (1863-1947) |
| Brief: | Mystic and author of supernatural, fantasy, and horror fiction (The Great God Pan) |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Warwick Court / Gray's Inn Place |
| Contemp. address: | 3 Gray's Inn Place |
| Resident: | 1901 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Machen, Arthur Llewelyn Jones (1863-1947) |
| Brief: | Mystic and author of supernatural, fantasy, and horror fiction (The Great God Pan) |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 98 Great Russell Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1887-1891 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Machen, Arthur Llewelyn Jones (1863-1947) |
| Brief: | Mystic and author of supernatural, fantasy, and horror fiction (The Great God Pan) |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 36 Great Russell Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1894 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Machen, Arthur Llewelyn Jones (1863-1947) |
| Brief: | Mystic and author of supernatural, fantasy, and horror fiction (The Great God Pan) |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 Verulam Buildings |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1898-1900 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | MacInnes, Colin (1914-1976) |
| Brief: | Novelist and journalist (Absolute Beginners) |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 28 Tottenham Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1972 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | MacInnes, Colin (1914-1976) |
| Brief: | Novelist and journalist (Absolute Beginners) |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 Regent's Park Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1948 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mackay, Charles (1812-1889) |
| Brief: | Poet, journalist, author and songwriter, best remembered for his book 'Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 30 Burton Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1841 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mackay, Charles (1812-1889) |
| Brief: | Poet, journalist, author and songwriter, best remembered for his book 'Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 177 St Pancras Way |
| Contemp. address: | 21 Brecknock Crescent |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | MacKay, Peter Carl [called Ras Prince Monolulu] (1881-1965) |
| Brief: | Racing tipster ("I gotta horse!") |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 55 Howland Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1927-1939 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mackenzie, Alexander George Robertson (1879-1963) |
| Brief: | Architect (in collaboration with his father) of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel and Australia House, both on Aldwych |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 29 Chester Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1906-1917 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mackenzie, Frederick (1787-1854) |
| Brief: | Watercolour painter and architectural draughtsman, mostly of Oxbridge colleges and English cathedrals or churches |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 175 Stanhope Street |
| Contemp. address: | 43 Stanhope Street |
| Resident: | 1847-1854 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mackenzie, Kenneth Augustus Muir (1845-1930) |
| Brief: | Barrister, civil servant and Labour politician, possibly the oldest minister in the twentieth century at his death |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 53 Cumberland Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | 27 Cumberland Terrace |
| Resident: | 1920-1930 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mackenzie, Sir (Edward Montague Anthony) Compton (1883-1972) |
| Brief: | Writer of fiction and biography, best known for 'Whisky Galore' and 'Sinister Street', and Scottish nationalist, |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 28 Church Row |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1910 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mackenzie, Sir (Edward Montague Anthony) Compton (1883-1972) |
| Brief: | Writer of fiction and biography, best known for 'Whisky Galore' and 'Sinister Street', and Scottish nationalist, |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Woodbine Cottage, Vale of Health |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1939-1942 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mackenzie, Sir Alexander Campbell (1847-1935) |
| Brief: | Composer, conductor and teacher best known for his oratorios, violin and piano pieces, Scottish folk music and works for the stage |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 20 Taviton Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1930-1935 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mackenzie, Sir Alexander Campbell (1847-1935) |
| Brief: | Composer, conductor and teacher best known for his oratorios, violin and piano pieces, Scottish folk music and works for the stage |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 15 Regent's Park Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1889-1929 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mackintosh, Sir James, of Kyllachy (1765-1832) |
| Brief: | Jurist, Whig politician and historian. His 'Vindiciae Gallicae: A Defence of the French Revolution and its English Admirers' was much admired |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 60 Guilford Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1802-1804 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Macklin, Thomas (1753-1800) |
| Brief: | Printseller and picture dealer whose commissions included the 'Poet's Gallery' and a lavish bible with 70 engraved plates at an estimated cost of £30,000 |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 1 Lincoln's Inn Fields |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1779 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mackmurdo, Arthur Heygate (1851-1942) |
| Brief: | Architect and designer, who influenced the Arts and Crafts Movement, pioneer of British Art Nouveau |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 20 Fitzroy Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1888-1915 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mackonochie, Alexander Heriot (1825-1887) |
| Brief: | C of E priest known as "the martyr of St Alban's" on account of his prosecution and forced resignation for ritualist practices at St Alban the Martyr, Holborn. |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 18 Brooke Street |
| Contemp. address: | Clergy House |
| Resident: | 1871-1887 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Maclean Sr., Alexander (1840-1877) |
| Brief: | Painter of genre scenes who died young |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 Steele's Studios, Haverstock Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1876-1877 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Maclean Sr., Alexander (1840-1877) |
| Brief: | Painter of genre scenes who died young |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 17 Fitzroy Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1873-1874 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Maclise, Daniel (~1806-1870) |
| Brief: | History painter, literary and portrait painter, executed monumental wall paintings for Westminster Palace |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Fitzroy Street |
| Contemp. address: | 14 Russell Place |
| Resident: | 1837-1860 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Maclise, Daniel (~1806-1870) |
| Brief: | History painter, literary and portrait painter, executed monumental wall paintings for Westminster Palace |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 85 Charlotte Street |
| Contemp. address: | 63 Upper Charlotte Street |
| Resident: | 1831-1837 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | MacNamara, Desmond Joseph (1918-2008) |
| Brief: | Sculptor, painter, stage designer and novelist. A prominent figure in Dublin's cultural underground |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Woodchurch Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1957-2008 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Macnee, Daniel Patrick (1922-2015) |
| Brief: | Actor best known for his role as secret agent John Steed in 'The Avengers' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 26A Belsize Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1965 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | MacNeice, (Frederick) Louis (1907-1963) |
| Brief: | Poet, writer and playwright ('Letters from Iceland', 'Autumn Journal') |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4A Keats Grove |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1936-1938 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | MacNeice, (Frederick) Louis (1907-1963) |
| Brief: | Poet, writer and playwright ('Letters from Iceland', 'Autumn Journal') |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 16A Primrose Hill Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1938 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | MacNeice, (Frederick) Louis (1907-1963) |
| Brief: | Poet, writer and playwright ('Letters from Iceland', 'Autumn Journal') |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 10 Regent's Park Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1962-1963 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Maconochie [formerly M'Konochie], Alexander (1787-1860) |
| Brief: | Naval officer, geographer and penal reformer, first professor of Geography at UCL |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 Park Village East |
| Contemp. address: | 7 Park Village East |
| Resident: | 1836 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Macquoid [née Thomas], Katharine Sarah (1824-1917) |
| Brief: | Novelist and travel writer who published over 65 works |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 8 Grove Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1824 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Macready, William Charles (1793-1873) |
| Brief: | Actor and theatre manager who dominated the English stage for two decades |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 45 Stanhope Street |
| Contemp. address: | 3 Mary Street |
| Resident: | 1793 |
| Notes: | Demolished & blue plaque removed to V&A |
| Name: | Macready, William Charles (1793-1873) |
| Brief: | Actor and theatre manager who dominated the English stage for two decades |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 61 Lincoln's Inn Fields |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1832-1837 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt |
| Name: | Madden, Sir Frederic (1801-1873) |
| Brief: | Palaeographer and librarian, Keeper of Manuscripts at the British Museum. His career was damaged by enmities and disputes with trustees and other staff members. |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | British Museum, Great Russell Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1841-1861 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Maddox, Conroy Ronald (1912-2005) |
| Brief: | Surrealist painter, collagist, writer and lecturer, a key figure in the Birmingham Surrealist movement |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 17A Lambolle Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1965-1998 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Maddox, Conroy Ronald (1912-2005) |
| Brief: | Surrealist painter, collagist, writer and lecturer, a key figure in the Birmingham Surrealist movement |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 26 Carlingford Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1959-1960 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Maddox, Conroy Ronald (1912-2005) |
| Brief: | Surrealist painter, collagist, writer and lecturer, a key figure in the Birmingham Surrealist movement |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 18/20 Willoughby Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1962 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Madge, Thomas (1786-1870) |
| Brief: | Unitarian minister, considered by many as the leading Unitarian preacher of his time |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 12 Doughty Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1838-1840 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Magarshack, David (1899-1977) |
| Brief: | Translator and biographer of Russian authors, best remembered for his translations of Dostoevsky and Nikolai Gogol |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Gayton Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1938-1962 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Magarshack, David (1899-1977) |
| Brief: | Translator and biographer of Russian authors, best remembered for his translations of Dostoevsky and Nikolai Gogol |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 2 The Gables, Vale of Health |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1931-1934 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Magarshack, David (1899-1977) |
| Brief: | Translator and biographer of Russian authors, best remembered for his translations of Dostoevsky and Nikolai Gogol |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 2 Byron Villas, Vale of Health |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1929-1930 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Magarshack, David (1899-1977) |
| Brief: | Translator and biographer of Russian authors, best remembered for his translations of Dostoevsky and Nikolai Gogol |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 49 Willow Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1965-1977 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Maginn, William (1794-1842) |
| Brief: | Journalist and poet who wrote for Blackwood's Magazine and founder Fraser's Magazine |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Tavistock Place |
| Contemp. address: | 21 Compton Street |
| Resident: | ~1825 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mahler, Gustav (1860-1911) |
| Brief: | Composer, one of the most frequently performed and recorded, and one of the leading conductors of his generation |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://mahlerfoundation.org/ |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 69 Torrington Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1892 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mahler, Gustav (1860-1911) |
| Brief: | Composer, one of the most frequently performed and recorded, and one of the leading conductors of his generation |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://mahlerfoundation.org/ |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 22 Alfred Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1892 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Maiden, Geoffrey Basil (1907-1977) |
| Brief: | Novelist, pen name James Curtis ('They Drive By Night', 'There Ain't No Justice') |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 73 Rochester Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1974-1977 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Maitland, Frederic William (1850-1906) |
| Brief: | Historian regarded as the modern father of English legal history |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 53 Guilford Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1850 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Maitland, Frederic William (1850-1906) |
| Brief: | Historian regarded as the modern father of English legal history |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 39 Woburn Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Maitland, John, 1st Duke and 2nd Earl of Lauderdale (1616-1682) |
| Brief: | Politician, the L in the CABAL that dominated politics between 1668 and 1673 |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Lauderdale House, Highgate Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1660-1669 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Maitland, Samuel Roffey (1792-1866) |
| Brief: | Clergyman, writer and religious controversialist, librarian and keeper of the manuscripts at Lambeth Palace |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 Theobalds Road |
| Contemp. address: | 2 King's Road |
| Resident: | 1792 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Maittaire, Michael (1668-1747) |
| Brief: | Classical scholar, bibliographer and typographer. The sale of his large library lasted for 44 evenings |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | Southampton Row |
| Contemp. address: | King Street |
| Resident: | 1747 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain, demolished |
| Name: | Major, John (1782-1849) |
| Brief: | Publisher and bookseller known for his 'beautiful edition' of Izaak Walton's 'Compleat Angler' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 6 Museum Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1839 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Malcolm, James Peller (1767-1815) |
| Brief: | Antiquary and topographical draughtsman, illustrator for the Gentleman's Magazine and author of a detailed history of Somers Town |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Polygon Road |
| Contemp. address: | Gee Street |
| Resident: | 1815 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain, demolished |
| Name: | Malcolm, James Peller (1767-1815) |
| Brief: | Antiquary and topographical draughtsman, illustrator for the Gentleman's Magazine and author of a detailed history of Somers Town |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | ~69 Chalton Street |
| Contemp. address: | 2 Evesham Buildings |
| Resident: | 1796 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Malinowski, Bronisław Kasper (1884-1942) |
| Brief: | Anthropologist, author of 'Argonauts of the Western Pacific' and 'The Sexual Life of Savages' |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Oppidans Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1930-1939 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Malleson, (William) Miles (1888-1969) |
| Brief: | Actor and dramatist, director of the Arts Guild of the Independent Labour Party. Perhaps best remembered for the hangman in 'Kind Hearts and Coronets' and Dr. Chasuble in 'The Importance of Being Earnest' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 Rugby Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1964-1969 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Malleson, (William) Miles (1888-1969) |
| Brief: | Actor and dramatist, director of the Arts Guild of the Independent Labour Party. Perhaps best remembered for the hangman in 'Kind Hearts and Coronets' and Dr. Chasuble in 'The Importance of Being Earnest' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Mecklenburgh Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1922-1924 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Malleson, (William) Miles (1888-1969) |
| Brief: | Actor and dramatist, director of the Arts Guild of the Independent Labour Party. Perhaps best remembered for the hangman in 'Kind Hearts and Coronets' and Dr. Chasuble in 'The Importance of Being Earnest' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 27 Belsize Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1938 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mallowan, Sir Max Edgar Lucien (1904-1978) |
| Brief: | Archaeologist specialising in ancient Middle Eastern history, excavated and documented Nimrud in Iraq |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Flats 17 & 22, Isokon, Lawn Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1941-1947 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Maly, Theodore (1894-1938) |
| Brief: | Soviet intelligence officer who was one of the controllers of the NKVD spy ring known as the Cambridge Five |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | The Lawn Road Flats: Spies, Writers and Artists, David Burke, 2014 |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 9 Lawn Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1937 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Manasseh, Leonard Sulla (1916-2017) |
| Brief: | Architect, best known for the National Motor Museum, President of the Architectural Association |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Bacon's Lane |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1961-2017 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Manasseh, Leonard Sulla (1916-2017) |
| Brief: | Architect, best known for the National Motor Museum, President of the Architectural Association |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Flat 4, 7 Hampstead Lane |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1958-1959 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mann, Ida (1893-1983) |
| Brief: | Ophthalmologist, performed research work on embryology and development of the eye, and on the influences of genetic and social factors on the incidence and severity of eye disease |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 67 Fordwych Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1893-1902 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mann, Ida (1893-1983) |
| Brief: | Ophthalmologist, performed research work on embryology and development of the eye, and on the influences of genetic and social factors on the incidence and severity of eye disease |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Minster Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1902-1934 |
| Notes: | EH blue plaque |
| Name: | Manners, John James Robert, 7th duke of Rutland (1818-1906) |
| Brief: | Politician, a leading figure in the Young England movement, Postmaster-General, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Cambridge Gate |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1879-1906 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Manners, John James Robert, 7th duke of Rutland (1818-1906) |
| Brief: | Politician, a leading figure in the Young England movement, Postmaster-General, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 17 Cumberland Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | 6 Cumberland Terrace |
| Resident: | 1863-1878 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Manners, John James Robert, 7th duke of Rutland (1818-1906) |
| Brief: | Politician, a leading figure in the Young England movement, Postmaster-General, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Cumberland Green, Regent's Park |
| Contemp. address: | St Katharine's Lodge |
| Resident: | 1860 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Manners-Sutton, Thomas, first Baron Manners of Foston (1756-1842) |
| Brief: | Judge, solicitor-general to George, Prince of Wales, Lord Chancellor of Ireland |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 35 Bedford Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1804-1807 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Manning, Hugh Gardner (1920-2004) |
| Brief: | Character actor, best remembered as the Reverend Donald Hinton in the soap opera 'Emmerdale Farm' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 29 Parliament Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1965 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Manning, Hugh Gardner (1920-2004) |
| Brief: | Character actor, best remembered as the Reverend Donald Hinton in the soap opera 'Emmerdale Farm' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 27 Parliament Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1956-1964 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Manning, Hugh Gardner (1920-2004) |
| Brief: | Character actor, best remembered as the Reverend Donald Hinton in the soap opera 'Emmerdale Farm' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 75 Parliament Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1954-1955 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Manning, Hugh Gardner (1920-2004) |
| Brief: | Character actor, best remembered as the Reverend Donald Hinton in the soap opera 'Emmerdale Farm' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 Holly Bush Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1949-1953 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Manning, William (1763-1835) |
| Brief: | Merchant, politician, Governor of the Bank of England, active in urging compensation for slave owners, ended his life as a bankrupt |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | Upper Gower Street |
| Resident: | 1835 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Manningham, Thomas (1651-1722) |
| Brief: | Rector of St. Andrew, Holborn and Bishop of Chichester |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Greville Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1722 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain, demolished |
| Name: | Mansbridge, Josiah (1841-1911) |
| Brief: | Builder active in Camden New Town and West Hampstead |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | Important Camden builder |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Camden Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | 7 The Terrace |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mansbridge, Josiah (1841-1911) |
| Brief: | Builder active in Camden New Town and West Hampstead |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | Important Camden builder |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 32 Birchington Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1885-1901 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mansbridge, Josiah (1841-1911) |
| Brief: | Builder active in Camden New Town and West Hampstead |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | Important Camden builder |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 33 Argyle Street |
| Contemp. address: | 27 Argyle Street |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mansbridge, William Henry (1835-1907) |
| Brief: | Architect active in Camden New Town and West Hampstead |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | Important Camden builder |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Camden Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | 1 The Terrace |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mansbridge, William Henry (1835-1907) |
| Brief: | Architect active in Camden New Town and West Hampstead |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | Important Camden builder |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 33 Argyle Street |
| Contemp. address: | 27 Argyle Street |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mansbridge, William Henry (1835-1907) |
| Brief: | Architect active in Camden New Town and West Hampstead |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | Important Camden builder |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 2 Agar Grove |
| Contemp. address: | 1 St Paul's Road |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mansergh, James (1834-1905) |
| Brief: | Civil engineer who designed many sewerage and fresh water schemes, chairman of Institution of the Institute of Civil Engineers and FRS |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 51 Fitzjohn's Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | Lune Lea, Fitzjohn's Avenue |
| Resident: | 1881-1905 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt |
| Name: | Mansergh, James (1834-1905) |
| Brief: | Civil engineer who designed many sewerage and fresh water schemes, chairman of Institution of the Institute of Civil Engineers and FRS |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 119 Belsize Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mansfield, Katherine [née Kathleen Beauchamp] (1888-1923) |
| Brief: | Writer and journalist who lived a romantic and bohemian life |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 174-190 Gray's Inn Road |
| Contemp. address: | Clovelly Mansions, Flat 69 |
| Resident: | 1911-1912 |
| Notes: | Churston Mansions, Flat 19 |
| Name: | Mansfield, Katherine [née Kathleen Beauchamp] (1888-1923) |
| Brief: | Writer and journalist who lived a romantic and bohemian life |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 17 East Heath Road |
| Contemp. address: | 2 Portland Villas |
| Resident: | 1918-1920 |
| Notes: | GLC blue plaque |
| Name: | Mansfield, Katherine [née Kathleen Beauchamp] (1888-1923) |
| Brief: | Writer and journalist who lived a romantic and bohemian life |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Pond Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1922 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mansfield, Katherine [née Kathleen Beauchamp] (1888-1923) |
| Brief: | Writer and journalist who lived a romantic and bohemian life |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1916-1917 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mansfield, Sir James (1734-1821) |
| Brief: | Lawyer, judge and politician who was twice Solicitor General and served as Chief Justice of the Common Pleas |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 37 Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1809-1821 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mansfield, Sir James (1734-1821) |
| Brief: | Lawyer, judge and politician who was twice Solicitor General and served as Chief Justice of the Common Pleas |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 10 Queen Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1799-1808 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Maple, Sir John Blundell (1845-1903) |
| Brief: | Businessman and racehorse owner who built a small furniture shop into a major concern, developed the Great Central Hotel at Marylebone station and paid for the rebuilding of UCH |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | https://bifmo.history.ac.uk/entry/maple-co-cook-maple-j-maple-1841-1988 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 145 Tottenham Court Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1845-1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Maple, Sir John Blundell (1845-1903) |
| Brief: | Businessman and racehorse owner who built a small furniture shop into a major concern, developed the Great Central Hotel at Marylebone station and paid for the rebuilding of UCH |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | https://bifmo.history.ac.uk/entry/maple-co-cook-maple-j-maple-1841-1988 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 143-145 Haverstock Hill |
| Contemp. address: | Bedford Lodge, Haverstock Hill |
| Resident: | 1861-1871 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mapleson, James Henry (1830-1901) |
| Brief: | Opera impresario in London and New York and theatre manager |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Park Village East |
| Contemp. address: | 3 Park Village East |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mapleson, James Henry (1830-1901) |
| Brief: | Opera impresario in London and New York and theatre manager |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 62 Avenue Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871-1882 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mapleson, James Henry (1830-1901) |
| Brief: | Opera impresario in London and New York and theatre manager |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 34 Park Village East |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1901 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mapleson, James Henry (1830-1901) |
| Brief: | Opera impresario in London and New York and theatre manager |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 155 Finchley Road |
| Contemp. address: | Hawthorn Lodge, 66 Finchley New Road |
| Resident: | 1884 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Marcet, Alexander John Gaspard (1770-1822) |
| Brief: | Physician and chemist who wrote about mineral water and investigated kidney stones |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 23 Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1809-1821 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Marcet, Jane Haldimand (1769-1858) |
| Brief: | Writer of explanatory books on on science and political economy |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 23 Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1809-1832 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mardall, Cyril Leonard Sjöström (1909-1994) |
| Brief: | Architect, founding member of Yorke Rosenberg Mardall, better known as YRM, designer of the Finnish Church, London |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 48 Tavistock Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1938-1939 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mardall, Cyril Leonard Sjöström (1909-1994) |
| Brief: | Architect, founding member of Yorke Rosenberg Mardall, better known as YRM, designer of the Finnish Church, London |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Regent's Park Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1935-1936 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mardall, Cyril Leonard Sjöström (1909-1994) |
| Brief: | Architect, founding member of Yorke Rosenberg Mardall, better known as YRM, designer of the Finnish Church, London |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Fitzroy Park |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1952-1974 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Maris, Matthijs [or Matthias] (1839-1917) |
| Brief: | Painter, etcher and lithographer who specialised in misty scenes of fairytale characters and enchanted castles |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Primrose Hill Studios, Fitzroy Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1882 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Markham, Violet Rosa (1872-1959) |
| Brief: | Writer, social reformer, campaigner against women's suffrage and administrator |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 8 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1906-1958 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Markham, William (1719-1807) |
| Brief: | Clergyman, Bishop of Chester, Archbishop of York, Lord High Almoner and privy councillor |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | ~30 Bloomsbury Square |
| Contemp. address: | 9 Bloomsbury Square |
| Resident: | 1767-1784 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Markland, James Heywood (1788-1864) |
| Brief: | Antiquary and bibliophile, secretary and solicitor to the West India Interest, a pro-slavery lobby group |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 114 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | 14 Upper Gower Street |
| Resident: | 1823-1829 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Marks, (George) Harrison (1926-1997) |
| Brief: | Glamour photographer, director of nudist, spanking and pornographic films |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Flat 3, 66 Redington Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1962-1964 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Marks, George Croydon, Baron Marks (1858-1938) |
| Brief: | Engineer, specialising in funicular lifts, patent agent and politician. He founded the patent attorneys Marks & Clerk |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 58 Lincoln's Inn Fields |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1935 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Marks, Henry Stacy (1829-1898) |
| Brief: | Painter of genre scenes and birds, a founding member of the St John's Wood Clique |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 140 High Holborn |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1853-1857 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Marks, Henry Stacy (1829-1898) |
| Brief: | Painter of genre scenes and birds, a founding member of the St John's Wood Clique |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 16 Doughty Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1858 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Marks, Henry Stacy (1829-1898) |
| Brief: | Painter of genre scenes and birds, a founding member of the St John's Wood Clique |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 St Paul's Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | 16 St Paul's Crescent |
| Resident: | 1859-1862 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Marks, Henry Stacy (1829-1898) |
| Brief: | Painter of genre scenes and birds, a founding member of the St John's Wood Clique |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 81 Mornington Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | 81 Mornington Road |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Marlay, Charles Brinsley (1829-1912) |
| Brief: | Landowner and art collector who bequeathed most of his collection to the Fitzwilliam Museum |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Cumberland Green, Regent's Park |
| Contemp. address: | St Katharine's Lodge |
| Resident: | 1881-1912 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Marley, Robert Nesta (Bob) (1945-1981) |
| Brief: | Singer, songwriter and musician who was one of the pioneers of reggae |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 34 Ridgmount Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1972 |
| Notes: | Nubian Jak Community Trust plaque |
| Name: | Marriott, Wharton Booth (1823-1871) |
| Brief: | Schoolmaster at Eton, clergyman who held mission services on a Thames barge |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 32 Queen Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1823-1829 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Marriott, William Mark Noble (1848-1916) |
| Brief: | Meteorologist, assistant secretary of the Royal Meteorological Society, more than 100 publications to his name |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Pancras Road |
| Contemp. address: | 8 Church Terrace |
| Resident: | 1848 |
| Notes: | Demolished, location uncertain |
| Name: | Marryat, Florence (1833-1899) |
| Brief: | Actress, singer and author of sensational novels who became involved with spiritualism |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 88 Boundary Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1878 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Marsden [-Levy], Robert Henry (1921-2007) |
| Brief: | Actor on stage and screen, director, dramatic recitalist and teacher of drama at RADA |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 Welbeck Mansions, Inglewood Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1921 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Marsden [-Levy], Robert Henry (1921-2007) |
| Brief: | Actor on stage and screen, director, dramatic recitalist and teacher of drama at RADA |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 23A Greville Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1949-1951 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Marsden [-Levy], Robert Henry (1921-2007) |
| Brief: | Actor on stage and screen, director, dramatic recitalist and teacher of drama at RADA |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 42 Frognal Court, Finchley Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1955-1957 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Marsden [-Levy], Robert Henry (1921-2007) |
| Brief: | Actor on stage and screen, director, dramatic recitalist and teacher of drama at RADA |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Buckland Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1962 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Marsden [-Levy], Robert Henry (1921-2007) |
| Brief: | Actor on stage and screen, director, dramatic recitalist and teacher of drama at RADA |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 187 Adelaide Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1965 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Marsden, William (1754-1836) |
| Brief: | Orientalist and numismatist, First Secretary to the Admiralty, vice-president of the Royal Society |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 101 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | 46 Upper Gower Street |
| Resident: | 1791-1795 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Marsden, William (1754-1836) |
| Brief: | Orientalist and numismatist, First Secretary to the Admiralty, vice-president of the Royal Society |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Adeline Place |
| Contemp. address: | Caroline Street |
| Resident: | 1781-1785 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain, demolished |
| Name: | Marsden, William (1796-1867) |
| Brief: | Surgeon, founder of the Royal Free and Royal Marsden Hospitals |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 65 Lincoln's Inn Fields |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1846-1867 |
| Notes: | GLC blue plaque |
| Name: | Marsh, Sir Edward Howard (1872-1953) |
| Brief: | Civil servant, patron of the arts, classical scholar and translator. Marsh edited five anthologies of Georgian Poetry and became Rupert Brooke's literary executor |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Raymond Buildings |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1907-1940 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Marsh, Sir Edward Howard (1872-1953) |
| Brief: | Civil servant, patron of the arts, classical scholar and translator. Marsh edited five anthologies of Georgian Poetry and became Rupert Brooke's literary executor |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Warwick Court / Gray's Inn Place |
| Contemp. address: | 3 Gray's Inn Place |
| Resident: | 1899-1906 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Marsh, Sir Edward Howard (1872-1953) |
| Brief: | Civil servant, patron of the arts, classical scholar and translator. Marsh edited five anthologies of Georgian Poetry and became Rupert Brooke's literary executor |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 38 Guilford Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1872 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Marshall, Charles (1806-1890) |
| Brief: | Successful theatre scenery painter credited with introducing limelight on the stage |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Goodge Place |
| Contemp. address: | 1 Cumberland Street |
| Resident: | 1806 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Marshall, Charles (1806-1890) |
| Brief: | Successful theatre scenery painter credited with introducing limelight on the stage |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 22 Laurier Road |
| Contemp. address: | 22 Lewisham Road |
| Resident: | 1881 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Marshall, Charles (1806-1890) |
| Brief: | Successful theatre scenery painter credited with introducing limelight on the stage |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Laurier Road |
| Contemp. address: | 7 Lewisham Road |
| Resident: | 1890 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Marshall, Francis Albert (1840-1889) |
| Brief: | Playwright and editor of the 'Henry Irving Edition' of the works of Shakespeare |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 8 Bloomsbury Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1888-1889 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Marshall, Herbert Brough Falcon [Bart] (1890-1966) |
| Brief: | Stage, screen and radio actor who starred in many popular and well-regarded Hollywood films in the 1930s and 1940s |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 36 Fitzroy Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1890 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Marshall, Herbert Brough Falcon [Bart] (1890-1966) |
| Brief: | Stage, screen and radio actor who starred in many popular and well-regarded Hollywood films in the 1930s and 1940s |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 30 Adelaide Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1891 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Marshall, Herbert Brough Falcon [Bart] (1890-1966) |
| Brief: | Stage, screen and radio actor who starred in many popular and well-regarded Hollywood films in the 1930s and 1940s |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 16 Mill Lane |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1901 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Marshall, William Cecil (1849-1921) |
| Brief: | Architect and sportsman who played in the very first Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Final |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 28 Bedford Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1889-1908 |
| Notes: | Family home of Partridge [née Marshall], Frances Catherine (1900-2004) |
| Name: | Marson, Una Maud Victoria (1905-1965) |
| Brief: | Feminist, activist and writer, producing poems, plays and radio programmes |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 The Mansions, 33 Mill Lane |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1939-1943 |
| Notes: | English Heritage blue plaque |
| Name: | Marston, John Westland (1819-1890) |
| Brief: | Poet and playwright, frequent contributor to The Athenaeum, acted in his friend Dickens's amateur theatricals |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 191 Euston Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1881-1890 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Marston, John Westland (1819-1890) |
| Brief: | Poet and playwright, frequent contributor to The Athenaeum, acted in his friend Dickens's amateur theatricals |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 22 Rochester Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished, family home of Marston, Philip Bourke (1850-1887) |
| Name: | Marston, John Westland (1819-1890) |
| Brief: | Poet and playwright, frequent contributor to The Athenaeum, acted in his friend Dickens's amateur theatricals |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 Camden Park Road |
| Contemp. address: | 1 Camden Park Road |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | Demolished, family home of Marston, Philip Bourke (1850-1887) |
| Name: | Marston, John Westland (1819-1890) |
| Brief: | Poet and playwright, frequent contributor to The Athenaeum, acted in his friend Dickens's amateur theatricals |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 190 Regent's Park Road |
| Contemp. address: | 9 Northumberland Terrace |
| Resident: | 1862-1875 |
| Notes: | Family home of Marston, Philip Bourke (1850-1887) |
| Name: | Marston, John Westland (1819-1890) |
| Brief: | Poet and playwright, frequent contributor to The Athenaeum, acted in his friend Dickens's amateur theatricals |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 148 Camden Road |
| Contemp. address: | 123 Camden Road Villas |
| Resident: | 1847-1850 |
| Notes: | Demolished, family home of Marston, Philip Bourke (1850-1887) |
| Name: | Marston, Philip Bourke (1850-1887) |
| Brief: | Poet whose works are characterised by a melancholy which has been attributed to the many tragedies of his life, established a literary club called 'The Vagabonds' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For other family home(s), see Marston, John Westland (1819-1890) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 191 Euston Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1881-1887 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Marston, Philip Bourke (1850-1887) |
| Brief: | Poet whose works are characterised by a melancholy which has been attributed to the many tragedies of his life, established a literary club called 'The Vagabonds' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For other family home(s), see Marston, John Westland (1819-1890) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 148 Camden Road |
| Contemp. address: | 123 Camden Road Villas |
| Resident: | 1850 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Marston, Philip Bourke (1850-1887) |
| Brief: | Poet whose works are characterised by a melancholy which has been attributed to the many tragedies of his life, established a literary club called 'The Vagabonds' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For other family home(s), see Marston, John Westland (1819-1890) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Rochester Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Marston, Philip Bourke (1850-1887) |
| Brief: | Poet whose works are characterised by a melancholy which has been attributed to the many tragedies of his life, established a literary club called 'The Vagabonds' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For other family home(s), see Marston, John Westland (1819-1890) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 Camden Park Road |
| Contemp. address: | 1 Camden Park Road |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Martin, (Basil) Kingsley (1897-1969) |
| Brief: | Journalist who edited the New Statesman for 30 years |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Guilford Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1926 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Martin, (Basil) Kingsley (1897-1969) |
| Brief: | Journalist who edited the New Statesman for 30 years |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 16 Great James Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1938-1939 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Martin, (Mary Anne) Frances (1829-1922) |
| Brief: | Educationist and author, a founder of the College for Working Women |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 25 Well Walk |
| Contemp. address: | 3 Foley Avenue |
| Resident: | 1901-1922 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Martin, (Mary Anne) Frances (1829-1922) |
| Brief: | Educationist and author, a founder of the College for Working Women |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 22 Regent's Park Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871-1881 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Martin-Harvey, Sir John (1863-1944) |
| Brief: | Actor-manager who began in Irving's company, best known for playing Carton in 'A Tale of Two Cities' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 30 Avenue Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1901-1912 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Martindale, William (1840-1902) |
| Brief: | Pharmacist who developed novel ways of administering medicines and originated the standard reference work on drugs that carries his name |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Gower Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Martineau, James (1805-1900) |
| Brief: | Unitarian minister and religious philosopher, Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy and Political Economy in Manchester New College |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Gordon Street |
| Contemp. address: | 10 Gordon Street |
| Resident: | 1861-1871 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Martineau, James (1805-1900) |
| Brief: | Unitarian minister and religious philosopher, Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy and Political Economy in Manchester New College |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 35 Gordon Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1881-1900 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Martineau, Robert Braithwaite (1826-1869) |
| Brief: | Genre and portrait painter, his most famous painting is 'The Last Day in the Old Home' |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 99 Guilford Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1826 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Martineau, Robert Braithwaite (1826-1869) |
| Brief: | Genre and portrait painter, his most famous painting is 'The Last Day in the Old Home' |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 29 Montague Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1841-1855 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Martineau, Robert Braithwaite (1826-1869) |
| Brief: | Genre and portrait painter, his most famous painting is 'The Last Day in the Old Home' |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Red Lion Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1861-1862 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Marvell, Andrew (1621-1678) |
| Brief: | Poet (To His Coy Mistress, The Garden) and politician (MP for Kingston-upon-Hull) |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Great Russell Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1678 |
| Notes: | Demolished, location on site of either 87 or 92 |
| Name: | Marvell, Andrew (1621-1678) |
| Brief: | Poet (To His Coy Mistress, The Garden) and politician (MP for Kingston-upon-Hull) |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Highgate Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1674 |
| Notes: | LCC plaque, demolished, anecdotal |
| Name: | Marx, (Jenny Julia) Eleanor (1855-1898) |
| Brief: | Socialist writer, journalist, translator and political activist |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Marx, Karl Heinrich (1818-1883) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 55 Great Russell Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1883-1886 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Marx, Enid Dorothy Crystal (1902-1998) |
| Brief: | Painter and designer, best known for her industrial textile designs for London Transport |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Garlinge Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1902-1911 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Marx, Enid Dorothy Crystal (1902-1998) |
| Brief: | Painter and designer, best known for her industrial textile designs for London Transport |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 34 Heath Drive |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1929-1934 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Marx, Karl Heinrich (1818-1883) |
| Brief: | Philosopher, journalist and socialist revolutionary |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 41 Maitland Park Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1875-1883 |
| Notes: | Demolished, Camden plaque, Family home of Marx, (Jenny Julia) Eleanor (1855-1898) |
| Name: | Marx, Karl Heinrich (1818-1883) |
| Brief: | Philosopher, journalist and socialist revolutionary |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 46 Grafton Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | 9 Grafton Terrace |
| Resident: | 1856-1864 |
| Notes: | Family home of Marx, (Jenny Julia) Eleanor (1855-1898) |
| Name: | Marx, Karl Heinrich (1818-1883) |
| Brief: | Philosopher, journalist and socialist revolutionary |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Maitland Park Road |
| Contemp. address: | 1 Modena Villas |
| Resident: | 1864-1875 |
| Notes: | Demolished, Family home of Marx, (Jenny Julia) Eleanor (1855-1898) |
| Name: | Masaryk, Tomáš Garrigue (1850-1937) |
| Brief: | Politician, statesman, sociologist, and philosopher, first president of Czechoslovakia |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Platt's Lane |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1914-1918 |
| Notes: | Memorial plaque |
| Name: | Masefield, John Edward (1878-1967) |
| Brief: | Poet and novelist, Poet Laureate for 37 years |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 18 Mecklenburgh Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1932-1935 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Masefield, John Edward (1878-1967) |
| Brief: | Poet and novelist, Poet Laureate for 37 years |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Well Walk |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1912-1914 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mason, Frank Henry Algernon (1875-1965) |
| Brief: | Marine artist, creator of art deco travel and railway posters, founder member of the Staithes Art Club |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Primrose Hill Studios, Fitzroy Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1943-1965 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Massingham, Henry William (1860-1924) |
| Brief: | Journalist, editor of the Daily Chronicle and The Nation, a radical weekly |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Bedford Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1918-1924 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Master, Sir Streynsham (1640-1724) |
| Brief: | Administrator and diamond dealer in India with the East India Company |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Red Lion Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1692-1724 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Matania, Fortunino (1881-1963) |
| Brief: | Artist noted for his realistic portrayal of World War I trench warfare |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 104 Priory Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1920-1963 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Matheson, Hugh Mackay (1821-1898) |
| Brief: | Industrialist, businessman and minister who was a senior partner in Matheson & Co. and founder of the Rio Tinto corp. |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 44 Tavistock Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Matheson, Hugh Mackay (1821-1898) |
| Brief: | Industrialist, businessman and minister who was a senior partner in Matheson & Co. and founder of the Rio Tinto corp. |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Heathlands, Heath Brow |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1861-1898 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mathew, Anthony Stephen (1733-1824) |
| Brief: | Church of England minister and supporter of artists |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 27 Rathbone Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1766-1804 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mathew, Anthony Stephen (1733-1824) |
| Brief: | Church of England minister and supporter of artists |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Fitzroy Street |
| Contemp. address: | 3 Russell Place |
| Resident: | 1804-1826 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mathew, Harriet (1743-1815) |
| Brief: | Socialite and patron of artists including John Flaxman and William Blake |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 27 Rathbone Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1766-1804 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mathew, Harriet (1743-1815) |
| Brief: | Socialite and patron of artists including John Flaxman and William Blake |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Fitzroy Street |
| Contemp. address: | 3 Russell Place |
| Resident: | 1804-1815 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mathews, Charles (1776-1835) |
| Brief: | Theatre manager and comic actor. His play At Home, in which he played every character, was the first of its type. |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | West Hill Court |
| Contemp. address: | Ivy Cottage |
| Resident: | 1819-1833 |
| Notes: | Demolished. AKA Millfield Cottage |
| Name: | Mathews, Charles (1776-1835) |
| Brief: | Theatre manager and comic actor. His play At Home, in which he played every character, was the first of its type. |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 101 Great Russell Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1833-1834 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mathews, Thomas (1676-1751) |
| Brief: | Naval officer who rose to the rank of admiral, saw service during during the Nine Years' War and the War of the Spanish Succession, dismissed from the navy after a series of courts martial |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Bloomsbury Square |
| Contemp. address: | 23 Bloomsbury Square |
| Resident: | 1749-1751 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Matthay, Tobias Augustus (1858-1945) |
| Brief: | Pianist and composer. Wrote 'The Act of Touch' and founded a piano school in the West End that ran for over 30 years |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Arkwright Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1902-1909 |
| Notes: | GLC blue plaque |
| Name: | Matthiessen, Augustus (1831-1870) |
| Brief: | Chemist and physicist who investigated opium alkaloids and the physical properties of pure metals and alloys |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Senate House site |
| Contemp. address: | 1 Torrington Street |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Maunder, Edward Walter (1851-1928) |
| Brief: | Astronomer whose study of sunspots and the solar magnetic cycle led to his identification of the 'Maunder Minimum' |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Crestfield Street |
| Contemp. address: | 5 Chesterfield Street |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Maurice, (John) Frederick Denison (1805-1872) |
| Brief: | Clergyman and theologian, prolific author, one of the founders of Christian socialism, founder of the Working Men's College |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1856-1865 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Maurice, (John) Frederick Denison (1805-1872) |
| Brief: | Clergyman and theologian, prolific author, one of the founders of Christian socialism, founder of the Working Men's College |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Queen Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1846-1856 |
| Notes: | Demolished and LCC (brown) plaque lost |
| Name: | Maurice, Henry Gascoyen (1874-1950) |
| Brief: | Civil servant, President of the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea, President of the Zoological Society of London, Fisheries Secretary at the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 St Mark's Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1925-1950 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Maxwell, Robert Millar (1922-2020) |
| Brief: | Architect of the Southwood Park flats in Highgate, Dean of Architecture at Princeton, writer on architecture |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | http://robertmaxwellarchitect.com/biography |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 The Mall Studios |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1963-1982, 1993-2020 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Maxwell, Robert Millar (1922-2020) |
| Brief: | Architect of the Southwood Park flats in Highgate, Dean of Architecture at Princeton, writer on architecture |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | http://robertmaxwellarchitect.com/biography |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 11 St George's Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1952-1962 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Maxwell, Sir Arthur (1875-1935) |
| Brief: | Banker and army officer who had an influential role in several enterprises, including Glyn Mills bank and Royal Mail |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Cumberland Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | 16 Cumberland Terrace |
| Resident: | 1935 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt as flats behind facade |
| Name: | May, William Charles (1853-1931) |
| Brief: | Sculptor, mainly portraits, who cast his own bronzes in Hampstead |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 151 Stanhope Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1876-1877 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | May, William Charles (1853-1931) |
| Brief: | Sculptor, mainly portraits, who cast his own bronzes in Hampstead |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 173 Stanhope Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1878-1882 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | May, William Charles (1853-1931) |
| Brief: | Sculptor, mainly portraits, who cast his own bronzes in Hampstead |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Penn House, 13 Rudall Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1884-1931 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | May, William Charles (1853-1931) |
| Brief: | Sculptor, mainly portraits, who cast his own bronzes in Hampstead |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 41 Osnaburgh Street |
| Contemp. address: | 44 Munster Street |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | May, William Charles (1853-1931) |
| Brief: | Sculptor, mainly portraits, who cast his own bronzes in Hampstead |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 33 William Road |
| Contemp. address: | 17 Frederick Street |
| Resident: | 1881 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mayerl, William Joseph [Billy] (1902-1959) |
| Brief: | Pianist and composer who built a career in music hall and musical theatre |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 53 Tottenham Court Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1902 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mayerl, William Joseph [Billy] (1902-1959) |
| Brief: | Pianist and composer who built a career in music hall and musical theatre |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 2 Telegraph Hill |
| Contemp. address: | Marigold Lodge |
| Resident: | 1945-1947 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mayerl, William Joseph [Billy] (1902-1959) |
| Brief: | Pianist and composer who built a career in music hall and musical theatre |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 18 Avenue Mansions, 497 Finchley Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1939-1959 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mayhew, Henry (1812-1887) |
| Brief: | Author and social reformer who wrote 'London Labour and the London Poor', co-founder of Punch |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 55 Albany Street |
| Contemp. address: | 129 Albany Street |
| Resident: | 1844-1850 |
| Notes: | LCC blue plaque |
| Name: | Mayhew, Henry (1812-1887) |
| Brief: | Author and social reformer who wrote 'London Labour and the London Poor', co-founder of Punch |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Leigh Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mayhew, Henry (1812-1887) |
| Brief: | Author and social reformer who wrote 'London Labour and the London Poor', co-founder of Punch |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 37 Store Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1881 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt |
| Name: | Mayhew, Henry (1812-1887) |
| Brief: | Author and social reformer who wrote 'London Labour and the London Poor', co-founder of Punch |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Bedford Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | 8 Tavistock Street |
| Resident: | 1887 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mayo, Elizabeth (1793-1865) |
| Brief: | Teacher, educational reformer and evangelical writer. 'Lessons on Objects' ran to 16 editions. The first woman in England to be employed in teacher training |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Belsize Lane |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1834-1853 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain, demolished |
| Name: | Mayo, Elizabeth (1793-1865) |
| Brief: | Teacher, educational reformer and evangelical writer. 'Lessons on Objects' ran to 16 editions. The first woman in England to be employed in teacher training |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Oak Hill Park |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1854-1865 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mayor, Flora Macdonald (1872-1932) |
| Brief: | Novelist, best known for 'The Rector's Daughter' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 East Heath Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1927-1932 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mazzini, Giuseppe (1805-1872) |
| Brief: | Italian politician, journalist, and activist for the unification of Italy |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 183 North Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | 9 George Street |
| Resident: | 1837-1840 |
| Notes: | LCC blue plaque on No.185 |
| Name: | Mazzini, Giuseppe (1805-1872) |
| Brief: | Italian politician, journalist, and activist for the unification of Italy |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 47 Boswell Street |
| Contemp. address: | 47 Devonshire street |
| Resident: | 1843 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | McCallum, David Fotheringham (1897-1972) |
| Brief: | Principal first violinist (leader) of the RPO, LPO, SNO and Mantovani's orchestra |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 30B Bracknell Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1956-1965 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | McConnell, William (1831-1867) |
| Brief: | Cartoonist and illustrator, produced some sixty illustrations for Punch and was called 'one of the most successful book illustrators of our time' |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | Bedford Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | 17 Tavistock Street |
| Resident: | 1867 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | McCormack, John Francis (1884-1945) |
| Brief: | Singer, the most celebrated lyric tenor of his time |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 24 Ferncroft Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1908-1913 |
| Notes: | EH blue plaque |
| Name: | McCormack, John Francis (1884-1945) |
| Brief: | Singer, the most celebrated lyric tenor of his time |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 59 Netherhall Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1916-1920 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | McGill, Donald Fraser Gould (1875-1962) |
| Brief: | Cartoonist and graphic artist known as 'the king of the saucy postcard' |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 34 Parkway |
| Contemp. address: | 46 Park Street |
| Resident: | 1875 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | McIan, Robert Ronald (1803-1856) |
| Brief: | Actor and illustrator, best known for romanticised depictions of Scottish clansmen |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Heath Street |
| Contemp. address: | 4 Heath Mount |
| Resident: | 1856 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | McKewan, David Hall (1816-1873) |
| Brief: | Watercolour painter specialising in rocky landscapes and the interiors of old mansions |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 11 Upper Park Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871-1873 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | McLaren, Malcolm Robert Andrew (1946-2010) |
| Brief: | Music and fashion industry entrepreneur, promoter and manager of the New York Dolls and the Sex Pistols |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 16 Scala Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1995-2000 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | McNicoll, Helen Galloway (1879-1915) |
| Brief: | Impressionist painter, one of the most notable Canadian women artists, subjects typically included women, children, and rural landscapes |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://artsandculture.google.com/entity/helen-mcnicoll/m026rccm?hl=en |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Gordon Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1902 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mead, Richard (1673-1754) |
| Brief: | Physician who advanced our understanding off transmissible diseases. Collector of paintings, rare books, classical sculpture, gems and zoological specimens. |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Great Ormond Street |
| Contemp. address: | 49 Ormond Street |
| Resident: | ~1721-1754 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Meadows, Bernard William (1915-2005) |
| Brief: | Modernist sculptor associated with Henry Moore, Professor of Sculpture at the Royal College of Art |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 2 Belsize Grove |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1959-1966 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Meadows, Bernard William (1915-2005) |
| Brief: | Modernist sculptor associated with Henry Moore, Professor of Sculpture at the Royal College of Art |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Eton Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1938-1939 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Meadows, Bernard William (1915-2005) |
| Brief: | Modernist sculptor associated with Henry Moore, Professor of Sculpture at the Royal College of Art |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 45b Parkhill Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1946-1957 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Meadows, Bernard William (1915-2005) |
| Brief: | Modernist sculptor associated with Henry Moore, Professor of Sculpture at the Royal College of Art |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 34 Belsize Grove |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1967-2005 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Measom, Sir George Samuel (1818-1901) |
| Brief: | Engraver and publisher who compiled guides to railway travel |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 59-60 Charrington Street |
| Contemp. address: | 74 Charrington Street |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Medawar, Sir Peter Brian (1915-1987) |
| Brief: | Biologist whose work on graft rejection and acquired immune tolerance were fundamental to the development of organ transplantation |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 25 Downshire Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1976-1987 |
| Notes: | EH blue plaque |
| Name: | Medawar, Sir Peter Brian (1915-1987) |
| Brief: | Biologist whose work on graft rejection and acquired immune tolerance were fundamental to the development of organ transplantation |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 12 Hampstead Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1952-1963 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Medawar, Sir Peter Brian (1915-1987) |
| Brief: | Biologist whose work on graft rejection and acquired immune tolerance were fundamental to the development of organ transplantation |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Mount Vernon House, Mount Vernon |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1964-1974 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Medhurst, George (1759-1827) |
| Brief: | Mechanical engineer and inventor whose inventions include the atmospheric railway, a steam carriage, a 'leak proof' canal lock gate and a variety of weighing and balancing machines. |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Denmark Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | ~1800-1827 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Meeson, Alfred (1808-1885) |
| Brief: | Architect and surveyor who worked on the Houses of Parliament, Covent Garden Theatre, the Albert Hall and the Alexandra Palace |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 Harley Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871-1885 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Melachrino, George Miltiades (1909-1965) |
| Brief: | Accomplished player of the violin, viola, oboe, clarinet and saxophone, composer of film music and musical director |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 57 Albany Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1909 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Meldola, Raphael (1849-1915) |
| Brief: | Chemist who discovered the first oxazine dyestuff, Meldola's blue, and the first alkali green, viridine |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Brunswick Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1891-1915 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Melia, Pius (1800-1883) |
| Brief: | RC priest and Jesuit who raised money for the building of the Italian church of St Peter at Hatton Garden |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 14 Gray's Inn Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1855-1883 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mellor, Sir John (1809-1887) |
| Brief: | Judge and MP, one of three judges at the 188-day long trial of the Tichborne claimant |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Endsleigh Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1841-1862 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Melly, George (1926-2007) |
| Brief: | Jazz and blues singer, critic, writer, lecturer on Surrealism |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 55 Gloucester Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1964-1971 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Melvill, Sir James Cosmo (1792-1861) |
| Brief: | Administrator, last secretary of the East India Company |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 Cannon Place |
| Contemp. address: | Cannon Hall |
| Resident: | 1841-1851 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Menon, V. K. Krishna (1896-1974) |
| Brief: | Indian politician and nationalist, founding editor of Pelican books, St. Pancras councillor |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 4 Endsleigh Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1934-1935 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Menon, V. K. Krishna (1896-1974) |
| Brief: | Indian politician and nationalist, founding editor of Pelican books, St. Pancras councillor |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 57 Camden Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1945-1948 |
| Notes: | Camden plaque (dates incorrect) |
| Name: | Menon, V. K. Krishna (1896-1974) |
| Brief: | Indian politician and nationalist, founding editor of Pelican books, St. Pancras councillor |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 7 Camden Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | 7 The Terrace |
| Resident: | 1937-1938 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Menuhin, Yehudi, Baron Menuhin (1916-1999) |
| Brief: | Violinist and conductor, a child prodigy who gained world fame as one of the greatest ever violinists |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 2 The Grove |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1957-1981 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Menuhin, Yehudi, Baron Menuhin (1916-1999) |
| Brief: | Violinist and conductor, a child prodigy who gained world fame as one of the greatest ever violinists |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 15 Pond Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1981-1983 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Meo, Gaetano Giuseppe Faostino (1849-1925) |
| Brief: | Landscape painter and craftsman in mosaic and stained glass, very widely used by Pre-Raphaelite painters as an artist's model |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 47 Gayton Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1886 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Meo, Gaetano Giuseppe Faostino (1849-1925) |
| Brief: | Landscape painter and craftsman in mosaic and stained glass, very widely used by Pre-Raphaelite painters as an artist's model |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 Wildwood Grove |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1881 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Meo, Gaetano Giuseppe Faostino (1849-1925) |
| Brief: | Landscape painter and craftsman in mosaic and stained glass, very widely used by Pre-Raphaelite painters as an artist's model |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 41 Downshire Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1891 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Meo, Gaetano Giuseppe Faostino (1849-1925) |
| Brief: | Landscape painter and craftsman in mosaic and stained glass, very widely used by Pre-Raphaelite painters as an artist's model |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 39 Downshire Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1901-1925 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mercer, David Stuart (1928-1980) |
| Brief: | Playwright whose work included the screenplay for the Alain Resnais film Providence |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 10 Compayne Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1957 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Meres, Sir Thomas (1634-1715) |
| Brief: | Lawyer and Tory politician. As MP for Lincoln, In the Cavalier Parliament, he made over 500 speeches and served on 686 committees, produced over 100 reports and acted as teller 35 times. |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Great Russell Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1715 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Merivale, Charles (1808-1893) |
| Brief: | Historian and dean of Ely, one of the main instigators of the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 Dombey Street |
| Contemp. address: | 14 East Street |
| Resident: | 1808 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Merivale, John Herman (1779-1844) |
| Brief: | Barrister and literary scholar, commissioner in bankruptcy |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 18 Bedford Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1844 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Merivale, John Herman (1779-1844) |
| Brief: | Barrister and literary scholar, commissioner in bankruptcy |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 15 Woburn Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1829-1837 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Merret [Merrett], Christopher (1614-1695) |
| Brief: | Physician and writer on natural philosophy, founder member of the Royal Society, described the addition of sugar to a finished wine to induce a second fermentation |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Hatton Garden |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1695 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Merritt, Frederick George [born Hubert Gotts] (1890-1977) |
| Brief: | Character actor who appeared in scores of films, often as a policeman |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 4 Clevedon Mansions, Lissenden Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1967-1977 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Merritt, Henry (1822-1877) |
| Brief: | Picture conservator and art critic |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | https://www.npg.org.uk/collections/research/programmes/directory-of-british-picture-restorers/british-picture-restorers-1600-1950-m |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 Woburn Walk |
| Contemp. address: | 1 Woburn Buildings |
| Resident: | 1850-1862 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Merritt, Henry (1822-1877) |
| Brief: | Picture conservator and art critic |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | https://www.npg.org.uk/collections/research/programmes/directory-of-british-picture-restorers/british-picture-restorers-1600-1950-m |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Centric Close |
| Contemp. address: | Dymoke Lodge |
| Resident: | 1862-1866 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Meteyard, Eliza (1816-1879) |
| Brief: | Writer and advocate of women's rights, pen name 'Silverpen', an authority on Josiah Wedgwood and Wedgwood pottery |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Squire's Mount |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1872-1876 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Meteyard, Eliza (1816-1879) |
| Brief: | Writer and advocate of women's rights, pen name 'Silverpen', an authority on Josiah Wedgwood and Wedgwood pottery |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Wildwood, 13 North End |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1864-1871 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Methuen, Paul Ayshford, fourth Baron Methuen (1886-1974) |
| Brief: | Painter, zoologist and landowner |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Primrose Hill Studios, Fitzroy Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1939 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Meux, Richard (1734-1813) |
| Brief: | Brewer |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 28-29 Bloomsbury Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1783-1799 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mew, Charlotte Mary (1869-1928) |
| Brief: | Poet praised for her originality and ability to express feelings of alienation |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 9 Gordon Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1888-1922 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mew, Charlotte Mary (1869-1928) |
| Brief: | Poet praised for her originality and ability to express feelings of alienation |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 86 Delancey Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1922-1926 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mew, Charlotte Mary (1869-1928) |
| Brief: | Poet praised for her originality and ability to express feelings of alienation |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 30 Doughty Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1869-1888 |
| Notes: | Marchmont Assoc plaque, rebuilt |
| Name: | Mew, Charlotte Mary (1869-1928) |
| Brief: | Poet praised for her originality and ability to express feelings of alienation |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 64 Charlotte Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1927-1928 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Meyer [née Levis], Adele, Lady Meyer (1862-1930) |
| Brief: | Socialite, campaigner for social reform, philanthropist, suffragist, chair of the St. Pancras School for Mothers |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 35 Belsize Park Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1862-1881 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Meyer, Henry (1780-1847) |
| Brief: | Portrait painter, more known as a stipple and mezzotint engraver |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Red Lion Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1821-1829 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Meyer, Henry (1780-1847) |
| Brief: | Portrait painter, more known as a stipple and mezzotint engraver |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 89 Judd Street |
| Contemp. address: | 68 Judd Street |
| Resident: | 1847 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Meyer, Henry (1780-1847) |
| Brief: | Portrait painter, more known as a stipple and mezzotint engraver |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 62 Great Russell Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1804-1817 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Meyer, Klaus Friedrich (1918-2002) |
| Brief: | Printmaker, painter and teacher |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://www.theguardian.com/news/2002/jun/24/guardianobituaries.arts |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 66 South Hill Park |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1959-1983 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Meyer, Klaus Friedrich (1918-2002) |
| Brief: | Printmaker, painter and teacher |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://www.theguardian.com/news/2002/jun/24/guardianobituaries.arts |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 11B Lyndhurst Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1951-1959 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Meyerstein, Edward Harry William (1889-1952) |
| Brief: | Writer, poet and scholar, Remebered for his 'Life of Thomas Chatterton' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s) see Meyerstein, Edward William (1863-1942) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Warwick Court / Gray's Inn Place |
| Contemp. address: | 3 Gray's Inn Place |
| Resident: | 1939-1952 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Meyerstein, Edward William (1863-1942) |
| Brief: | Merchant, stockbroker and philanthropist who financed the Meyerstein Institute of Radiotherapy |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 46 Broadhurst Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1890-1892 |
| Notes: | Demolished, family home of Meyerstein, Edward Harry William (1889-1952) |
| Name: | Meyerstein, Edward William (1863-1942) |
| Brief: | Merchant, stockbroker and philanthropist who financed the Meyerstein Institute of Radiotherapy |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 523 Finchley Road |
| Contemp. address: | Heathfield, Finchley Road |
| Resident: | 1895-1912 |
| Notes: | Demolished, family home of Meyerstein, Edward Harry William (1889-1952) |
| Name: | Meynell, Sir Francis Meredith Wilfrid (1891-1975) |
| Brief: | Typographer and publisher, founder of the Pelican Press and the Nonesuch Press |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 16 Great James Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1956-1958 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Meynell, Sir Francis Meredith Wilfrid (1891-1975) |
| Brief: | Typographer and publisher, founder of the Pelican Press and the Nonesuch Press |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 39 Woburn Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1937-1939 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Michael, George [born Georgios Kyriacos Panayiotou] (1963-2016) |
| Brief: | Singer, songwriter and record producer |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 The Grove |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 2002-2016 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Michell, Keith Joseph (1926-2015) |
| Brief: | Actor best known for his television and film portrayals of King Henry VIII |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 2 East Heath Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1962-2015 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Michie, James Coutts (1859-1919) |
| Brief: | Landscape and portrait painter |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 9 Primrose Hill Studios, Fitzroy Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1895-1908 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Middlemass, Mary Jane [Jean] (1833-1919) |
| Brief: | Novelist who wrote mildly risqué romantic fiction |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 St Andrew's Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1833-1851 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Miers, Sir Henry Alexander (1858-1942) |
| Brief: | Mineralogist and university administrator whose name is commemorated in the mineral miersite |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 18 Aberdare Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1930-1942 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Miles, Bernard James, Baron Miles (1907-1991) |
| Brief: | Character actor, writer and director who founded the Mermaid Theatre |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 139 Albert Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1957 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Miles, Eustace Hamilton (1868-1948) |
| Brief: | Real tennis player who competed in the 1908 Summer Olympics, restaurateur and dietician who promoted a balanced, meat-free diet |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | near West End Lane |
| Contemp. address: | (new) West End House |
| Resident: | 1868-1871 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Miles, Eustace Hamilton (1868-1948) |
| Brief: | Real tennis player who competed in the 1908 Summer Olympics, restaurateur and dietician who promoted a balanced, meat-free diet |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Belsize Grove |
| Contemp. address: | 82 Belsize Park Gardens |
| Resident: | 1881-1891 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Miles, Eustace Hamilton (1868-1948) |
| Brief: | Real tennis player who competed in the 1908 Summer Olympics, restaurateur and dietician who promoted a balanced, meat-free diet |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 26 Compayne Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1901 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Miles, Eustace Hamilton (1868-1948) |
| Brief: | Real tennis player who competed in the 1908 Summer Olympics, restaurateur and dietician who promoted a balanced, meat-free diet |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 22 Ridgmount Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1911-1924 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Miles, Eustace Hamilton (1868-1948) |
| Brief: | Real tennis player who competed in the 1908 Summer Olympics, restaurateur and dietician who promoted a balanced, meat-free diet |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 10 Ridgmount Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1925-1933 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Miles, Sir (Arnold) Ashley (1904-1988) |
| Brief: | Microbiologist, director of the Lister Institute of Preventive Medicine |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Holly Walk |
| Contemp. address: | 7 Holly Place |
| Resident: | 1953-1988 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Miliband, Ralph [formerly Adolphe] (1924-1994) |
| Brief: | Political theorist, Marxist, academic, co-founder of the annual 'Socialist Register' |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Flat 1, 1 Rosecroft Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1960-1967 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Miliband, Ralph [formerly Adolphe] (1924-1994) |
| Brief: | Political theorist, Marxist, academic, co-founder of the annual 'Socialist Register' |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Lymington Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1952-1956 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Miliband, Ralph [formerly Adolphe] (1924-1994) |
| Brief: | Political theorist, Marxist, academic, co-founder of the annual 'Socialist Register' |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 2 Kidderpore Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1956-1957 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Miliband, Ralph [formerly Adolphe] (1924-1994) |
| Brief: | Political theorist, Marxist, academic, co-founder of the annual 'Socialist Register' |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 29 Edis Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1967-1994 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mill, Hugh Robert (1861-1950) |
| Brief: | Geographer and meteorologist, President of the Royal Meteorological Society and the Geographical Association |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 109 West End Lane |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1892-1899 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mill, Hugh Robert (1861-1950) |
| Brief: | Geographer and meteorologist, President of the Royal Meteorological Society and the Geographical Association |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 62 Camden Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1907-1915 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Millais, Sir John Everett (1829-1896) |
| Brief: | Painter and illustrator who was one of the founders of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, the first artist to be honoured with a hereditary title |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | 83 Gower Street |
| Resident: | 1844-1854 |
| Notes: | EH blue plaque for the founding of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood |
| Name: | Miller [née Haring], Millie (1922-1977) |
| Brief: | Labour party politician, the first woman to lead a London Borough council when she became leader of Camden council |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 105 Highgate West Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1961-1977 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Miller, (Elizabeth) Lee (1907-1977) |
| Brief: | Fashion model and photographer |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Downshire Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1939-1947 |
| Notes: | EH blue plaque |
| Name: | Miller, (Elizabeth) Lee (1907-1977) |
| Brief: | Fashion model and photographer |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 36 Downshire Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1947-1948 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Miller, Sir Jonathan Wolfe (1934-2019) |
| Brief: | Theatre and opera director, actor, author, television presenter, humourist and physician |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 63 Gloucester Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1961-2019 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Miller, Sir Jonathan Wolfe (1934-2019) |
| Brief: | Theatre and opera director, actor, author, television presenter, humourist and physician |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 68 Regent's Park Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1957-1961 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Milligan, Robert (1746-1809) |
| Brief: | Merchant, slave owner and promoter of the West India Docks |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | near Lyndhurst Road |
| Contemp. address: | Rosslyn House |
| Resident: | 1805-1809 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Millington, John (1779-1868) |
| Brief: | Engineer and natural philosopher, professor of mechanics at the Royal Institution, emigrated to Mexico then the USA where he had a distinguished academic career |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Doughty Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1829 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Millington, Sir Thomas (1628-1704) |
| Brief: | Physician, Sedleian Professor of Natural Philosophy at Oxford, president of the Royal College of Physicians, physician-in-ordinary to William III and then to Queen Anne |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 56 Lincoln's Inn Fields |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1683-1704 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mills [née Warnock], Dame Barbara Jean Lyon (1940-2011) |
| Brief: | Barrister and public servant, Director of the Serious Fraud Office, Director of Public Prosecutions |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 72 Albert Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1971-2011 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mills, Cyril Bertram (1902-1991) |
| Brief: | Directed the Bertram Mills Circus until its closure in 1967 |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | http://www.circopedia.org/Cyril_Mills |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 51 Cumberland Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1978-1991 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mills, John Angus Donald (1938-2025) |
| Brief: | Economist, businessman and Camden Councillor |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://johnmillsuk.com/john-mills.html |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 72 Albert Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1971-2011 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mills, John Angus Donald (1938-2025) |
| Brief: | Economist, businessman and Camden Councillor |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://johnmillsuk.com/john-mills.html |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 26 Bisham Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 2025 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Milne, Alan Alexander [A. A. Milne] (1882-1956) |
| Brief: | Writer best known for his poetry and books about Winnie-the-Pooh |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1-2 Mortimer Place |
| Contemp. address: | Henley House, Mortimer Road |
| Resident: | 1882-1893 |
| Notes: | Demolished, Historic Kilburn plaque nearby |
| Name: | Milne, Oswald Partridge (1881-1968) |
| Brief: | Architect who designed interiors for Claridge's Hotel and became mayor of Hampstead |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 101 South End Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1964-1968 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Milne, Oswald Partridge (1881-1968) |
| Brief: | Architect who designed interiors for Claridge's Hotel and became mayor of Hampstead |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 103 South End Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1924-1963 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Milnes, Thomas (1810-1888) |
| Brief: | Sculptor whose model lions for the base of Nelson's Column were rejected |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://victorianweb.org/sculpture/milnes/index.html |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 40 Euston Road |
| Contemp. address: | 3 Judd Place East |
| Resident: | 1845-1861 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Milnes, Thomas (1810-1888) |
| Brief: | Sculptor whose model lions for the base of Nelson's Column were rejected |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://victorianweb.org/sculpture/milnes/index.html |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 281 Euston Road |
| Contemp. address: | 2 Tottenham Court, New Road |
| Resident: | 1842-1843 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Milroy, Gavin (1805-1886) |
| Brief: | Physician and epidemiologist, critic of the quarantine system, improved sanitary conditions for the British army in Crimea |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 30 Fitzroy Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1841-1854 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Minghella, Anthony (1954-2008) |
| Brief: | Film director, playwright and screenwriter. Winner of the Academy Award for Best Director for 'The English Patient' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 26 South Hill Park |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 2000-2008 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mirrlees, (Helen) Hope (1887-1978) |
| Brief: | Modernist poet, novelist and translator. 'Paris: A Poem' has been described as extraordinarily daring and brilliant |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 11 Mecklenburgh Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1925-1928 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mitan, James (1776-1822) |
| Brief: | Line engraver, mainly of book illustrations |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 63 Warren Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1808-1822 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mitchell, James Alexander Hugh (1939-1985) |
| Brief: | Publisher, co-founder of Mitchell Beazley |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitchell_Beazley |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 110 Regent's Park Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1983-1985 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mitford, Mary Russell (1787-1855) |
| Brief: | Author and dramatist whose most successful play, Rienzi, ran for 34 performances |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Great Queen Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1828 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mitford, Mary Russell (1787-1855) |
| Brief: | Author and dramatist whose most successful play, Rienzi, ran for 34 performances |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 56 Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1830-1836 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mocatta, David Alfred (1806-1882) |
| Brief: | Architect, pupil of Soane who designed Brighton railway station and other stations on the London and Brighton Railway |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 32 Brunswick Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1839-1846 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mogford, John (1822-1885) |
| Brief: | Landscape painter specialising in coastal scenes |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 137 St Pancras Way |
| Contemp. address: | 8 Brecknock Terrace |
| Resident: | 1860-1864 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mogford, John (1822-1885) |
| Brief: | Landscape painter specialising in coastal scenes |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 17 Parkhill Road |
| Contemp. address: | 17 Park Road |
| Resident: | 1871-1885 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Moholy-Nagy, László (1895-1946) |
| Brief: | Painter and photographer, professor in the Bauhaus school |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Flat 16, Isokon, Lawn Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1935 |
| Notes: | EH blue plaque |
| Name: | Mohun [Moone], Michael (~1616-1684) |
| Brief: | Soldier and actor, a member of Killigrew's King's Company |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | Betterton Street |
| Contemp. address: | Brownlow Street |
| Resident: | 1684 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Moir [née Pennycook], Margaret Bruce, Lady Moir (1864-1942) |
| Brief: | Engineer and women's rights campaigner, president of the Women's Engineering Society and the Electrical Association for Women |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 27 St John's Wood Park |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1901 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Moir [née Pennycook], Margaret Bruce, Lady Moir (1864-1942) |
| Brief: | Engineer and women's rights campaigner, president of the Women's Engineering Society and the Electrical Association for Women |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Cumberland Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | 1 Cumberland Terrace |
| Resident: | 1909-1910 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt as flats behind facade |
| Name: | Moir, Sir Ernest William, first Baronet (1862-1933) |
| Brief: | Civil engineer credited with inventing the first medical airlock while working on the Hudson River Tunnel in New York. He supervised many major projects including the Blackwall tunnel under the Thames |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 114 Torriano Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | 6 Torriano Villas |
| Resident: | 1862 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Moir, Sir Ernest William, first Baronet (1862-1933) |
| Brief: | Civil engineer credited with inventing the first medical airlock while working on the Hudson River Tunnel in New York. He supervised many major projects including the Blackwall tunnel under the Thames |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Lower Merton Rise |
| Contemp. address: | 7 Merton Road |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Moir, Sir Ernest William, first Baronet (1862-1933) |
| Brief: | Civil engineer credited with inventing the first medical airlock while working on the Hudson River Tunnel in New York. He supervised many major projects including the Blackwall tunnel under the Thames |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 27 St John's Wood Park |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1901 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Moir, Sir Ernest William, first Baronet (1862-1933) |
| Brief: | Civil engineer credited with inventing the first medical airlock while working on the Hudson River Tunnel in New York. He supervised many major projects including the Blackwall tunnel under the Thames |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Cumberland Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | 1 Cumberland Terrace |
| Resident: | 1909-1910 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt as flats behind facade |
| Name: | Moiseiwitsch, Benno (1890-1963) |
| Brief: | Pianist noted for his elegance, poetry, lyrical phrasing, brilliance, rhythmic freedom and relaxed virtuosity |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 46 Avenue Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1959-1963 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mole, John Henry (1814-1886) |
| Brief: | Miniature and landscape painter |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Guilford Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871-1886 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mole, John Henry (1814-1886) |
| Brief: | Miniature and landscape painter |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Powis Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mole, John Henry (1814-1886) |
| Brief: | Miniature and landscape painter |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 81 Camden Street |
| Contemp. address: | 5 Alfred Cottages |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mond, Ludwig (1839-1909) |
| Brief: | Chemist and industrialist, discovered metal carbonyls which could be used to manufacture pure nickel, founded a dynasty that went on to create Imperial Chemical Industries |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | The Poplars, 20 Avenue Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1886-1909 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mond, Peter Robert Henry, fourth Baron Melchett (1948-2018) |
| Brief: | Labour party politician and environmental activist, Executive Director of Greenpeace UK, Policy Director at the Soil Association |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 Allcroft Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1976-1989 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mondrian, Piet Cornelis (1872-1944) |
| Brief: | Pioneer of 20th-century abstract art, co-founder of the De Stijl art movement |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 60 Parkhill Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1938-1940 |
| Notes: | GLC blue plaque |
| Name: | Monk, William (1863-1937) |
| Brief: | Etcher, wood-engraver and painter in oils and watercolours |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Ranworth Mansions, 23 Compayne Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1901 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Monk, William (1863-1937) |
| Brief: | Etcher, wood-engraver and painter in oils and watercolours |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 86 Fellows Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1899-1900 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Monk, William (1863-1937) |
| Brief: | Etcher, wood-engraver and painter in oils and watercolours |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 64 Charlotte Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1892 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Monkhouse, William Cosmo (1840-1901) |
| Brief: | Poet, art critic and biographer of artists |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 11 St George's Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1891-1901 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Monkhouse, William Cosmo (1840-1901) |
| Brief: | Poet, art critic and biographer of artists |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 28 Tavistock Place |
| Contemp. address: | 17 Tavistock Place |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Monro, Harold Edward (1879-1932) |
| Brief: | Poet and bookseller, editor of 'The Poetry Review', owner of the Poetry Bookshop |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 35 Boswell Street |
| Contemp. address: | 35 Devonshire Street |
| Resident: | 1912-1926 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Monro, Harold Edward (1879-1932) |
| Brief: | Poet and bookseller, editor of 'The Poetry Review', owner of the Poetry Bookshop |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 38 Great Russell Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1926-1932 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Monro, John, 9th of Fyrish (1715-1791) |
| Brief: | Physician and specialist in insanity at Bethlem Hospital who frequently treated the aristocracy, prominent city aldermen, politicians and tradesmen |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 53 Bedford Square |
| Contemp. address: | 52 Bedford Square |
| Resident: | 1781-1790 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Monro, John, 9th of Fyrish (1715-1791) |
| Brief: | Physician and specialist in insanity at Bethlem Hospital who frequently treated the aristocracy, prominent city aldermen, politicians and tradesmen |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5A Red Lion Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1768-1773 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Monro, Thomas (1759-1833) |
| Brief: | Art collector and art patron, Principal Physician of the Bethlem Royal Hospital |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 53 Bedford Square |
| Contemp. address: | 52 Bedford Square |
| Resident: | 1791-1793 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Monsarrat, Nicholas John Turney (1910-1979) |
| Brief: | Novelist, best known for his sea stories, particularly 'The Cruel Sea' and 'Three Corvettes' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Flat 29, Isokon, Lawn Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1936-1941 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Montagu [Mountagu], Edward, first earl of Sandwich (1625-1672) |
| Brief: | Military officer, politician and diplomat. Parliamentarian who turned Royalist after Cromwell's death, ambassador to Portugal then Spain |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 57-58 Lincoln's Inn Fields |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1664-1666 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt |
| Name: | Montagu [Mountagu], John (~1654-1728) |
| Brief: | Master of Trinity College, Cambridge and Dean of Durham |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Bedford Row |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1728 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Montagu, Basil (1770-1851) |
| Brief: | Jurist, barrister, writer and philanthropist, a friend of many of the leading literary figures of his day. Founder Member of RSPCA. |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 25 Bedford Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1814-1832 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Montague, Lee [born Leonard Montague Goldberg] (1927-2025) |
| Brief: | Actor on stage and screen roles, the first storyteller on Jackanory in 1965 |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 5 Keats Close, Keats Grove |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1963-2024 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Montalba, Clara Federica (1840-1929) |
| Brief: | Artist known for her watercolour paintings of Venice, supporter of the women's rights movement |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 145 Camden Street |
| Contemp. address: | 9 Camden Terrace West |
| Resident: | 1847-1852 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Montalba, Clara Federica (1840-1929) |
| Brief: | Artist known for her watercolour paintings of Venice, supporter of the women's rights movement |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 63 Oakley Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1853-1857 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Montalba, Henrietta Mary Ann Skerrett (1848-1893) |
| Brief: | Sculptor from a renowned family of artists who specialised in portrait busts |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 145 Camden Street |
| Contemp. address: | 9 Camden Terrace West |
| Resident: | 1848-1852 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Montalba, Henrietta Mary Ann Skerrett (1848-1893) |
| Brief: | Sculptor from a renowned family of artists who specialised in portrait busts |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 63 Oakley Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1853-1857 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Montbard, Georges [real name Charles Auguste Loye] (1841-1905) |
| Brief: | Artist, illustrator and caricaturist, fled to London after the fall of the Paris Commune of 1871 |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Park Village East |
| Contemp. address: | 3 Augustus Square |
| Resident: | 1881 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain, demolished |
| Name: | Montbard, Georges [real name Charles Auguste Loye] (1841-1905) |
| Brief: | Artist, illustrator and caricaturist, fled to London after the fall of the Paris Commune of 1871 |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 83 Dartmouth Park Hill |
| Contemp. address: | 19 Bramshill Gardens |
| Resident: | 1891-1905 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Montbard, Georges [real name Charles Auguste Loye] (1841-1905) |
| Brief: | Artist, illustrator and caricaturist, fled to London after the fall of the Paris Commune of 1871 |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Chalcot Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1888-1889 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Montefiore, Jacob Levi (1819-1885) |
| Brief: | Businessman, financier, writer and politician in New South Wales, Australia |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/montefiore-jacob-levi-4225 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 24 Tavistock Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1840 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Montefiore, Sir Moses Haim (1784-1885) |
| Brief: | Financier and philanthropist, campaigned for the abolition of slavery |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 15 Ampton Street |
| Contemp. address: | 3 Ampton Place |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Moore, Albert Joseph (1841-1893) |
| Brief: | Painter associated with the aesthetic movement who specialised in female figures draped in diaphanous, tissue-like garments |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Red Lion Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1870-1875 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Moore, Doris Elizabeth Langley (1902-1989) |
| Brief: | Fashion historian, novelist, Byron scholar, founder of the Fashion Museum, Bath |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Prince Albert Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1959-1989 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Moore, Dudley Stuart John (1935-2002) |
| Brief: | Actor, comedian, musician and composer who found fame in the British satire boom of the 1960s and as a partner to Peter Cook before going to Hollywood |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 80 Kilburn High Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1961-1962 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Moore, Dudley Stuart John (1935-2002) |
| Brief: | Actor, comedian, musician and composer who found fame in the British satire boom of the 1960s and as a partner to Peter Cook before going to Hollywood |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 2 Holly Bush Vale |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1959 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Moore, Henry (1831-1895) |
| Brief: | Marine and landscape painter - one of the most able marine painters of his day |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 39 Maresfield Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | Collingham, Maresfield Gardens |
| Resident: | 1886-1895 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Moore, Henry Spencer (1898-1986) |
| Brief: | Artist and sculptor who achieved international recognition for his abstract and semi-abstract sculptures, often chosen for public locations |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 11A Parkhill Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1929-1939 |
| Notes: | EH blue plaque |
| Name: | Moore, Henry Spencer (1898-1986) |
| Brief: | Artist and sculptor who achieved international recognition for his abstract and semi-abstract sculptures, often chosen for public locations |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 The Mall Studios |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1939-1940 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Moore, Sir Leopold Frank (1868-1945) |
| Brief: | Politician, pharmacist and newspaper proprietor (Livingstone Mail). A staunch libertarian who showed some sympathy for African interests |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 25 Healey Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1868 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Moore, Temple Lushington (1856-1920) |
| Brief: | Architect whose main work was Gothic Revival churches, mostly in Yorkshire |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 46 Well Walk |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1893-1920 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Moore, Temple Lushington (1856-1920) |
| Brief: | Architect whose main work was Gothic Revival churches, mostly in Yorkshire |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Downshire Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1885-1892 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Moore, Thomas Sturge (1870-1944) |
| Brief: | Poet, author and book illustrator |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 40 Well Walk |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1912-1919, 1927-1939 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Moore, Thomas Sturge (1870-1944) |
| Brief: | Poet, author and book illustrator |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 63 Highgate West Hill |
| Contemp. address: | 39 South Grove |
| Resident: | 1901 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Moorsom, Constantine Richard (1792-1861) |
| Brief: | Vice-Admiral in the Royal Navy who commanded HMS Fury, active abolitionist, chairman of various railway companies including the London & North Western |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Montague Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Morant, Sir Robert Laurie (1863-1920) |
| Brief: | Administrator, tutor to the crown prince of Siam, Permanent Secretary of the Board of Education, Beatrice Webb called him "the one man of genius in the Civil Service" |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 19 Well Walk |
| Contemp. address: | 15 Well Walk |
| Resident: | 1863-1872 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Morgan, Sir Thomas Charles [pseud. μ] (~1780-1843) |
| Brief: | Physician, philosopher and writer who was advocate of Catholic Emancipation |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 20 Bloomsbury Street |
| Contemp. address: | 1 Charlotte Street, Bloomsbury |
| Resident: | 1780-1791 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Morice, William (1733-1819) |
| Brief: | Clergyman and secretary of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 67 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | 53 Gower Street |
| Resident: | 1819 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Morison, James (1770-1840) |
| Brief: | Quack-physician who invented and manufactured 'Universal Vegetable Pills' |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | CHR 28 16-21 (2004), https://www.ucl.ac.uk/bloomsbury-project/institutions/british_college_of_health.htm |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 33 Euston Road |
| Contemp. address: | 2 Hamilton Place, New Road |
| Resident: | 1828-1834 |
| Notes: | Demolished, family home of Morison, James Augustus Cotter (1832-1888) |
| Name: | Morison, James Augustus Cotter (1832-1888) |
| Brief: | Essayist and historian |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home, see Morison, James (1770-1840) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 10 Montague Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1878 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Morison, James Augustus Cotter (1832-1888) |
| Brief: | Essayist and historian |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home, see Morison, James (1770-1840) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 30 Fitzjohn's Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | 19 Fitzjohn's Avenue |
| Resident: | 1881-1888 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Morison, Stanley Arthur (1889-1967) |
| Brief: | Typographer, adviser to the British Monotype Corporation who commissioned Times New Roman, Gill Sans and Perpetua, largely wrote the 4 vol History of 'The Times' and edited the TLS |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 11 Hollyberry Lane |
| Contemp. address: | 11 Holly Place |
| Resident: | 1919-1934 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Morison, Stanley Arthur (1889-1967) |
| Brief: | Typographer, adviser to the British Monotype Corporation who commissioned Times New Roman, Gill Sans and Perpetua, largely wrote the 4 vol History of 'The Times' and edited the TLS |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 9 The Mount Square |
| Contemp. address: | 9 Golden Square |
| Resident: | 1916-1919 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Morland, George (1763-1804) |
| Brief: | Painter of rustic scenes who lived an exceptionally bohemian life |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Morland, Henry Robert (1716-1797) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 113 Camden High Street |
| Contemp. address: | 9 Warren Place |
| Resident: | 1787-1789 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Morland, Henry Robert (1716-1797) |
| Brief: | Painter and engraver, best known for his portrait of George III |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 Stephen Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1780-1797 |
| Notes: | Demolished, family home of Morland, George (1763-1804) |
| Name: | Morland, Henry Robert (1716-1797) |
| Brief: | Painter and engraver, best known for his portrait of George III |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 36 Windmill Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1779 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Morley, Eric Douglas (1918-2000) |
| Brief: | Impresario, founder of the Miss World pageant and Come Dancing TV programme |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Macklin Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1918 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Morley, Henry (1822-1894) |
| Brief: | Apothecary and journalist, one of the earliest professors of English literature, editor of and contributor to 'Household Words' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | ~104 Hatton Garden |
| Contemp. address: | 100 Hatton Garden |
| Resident: | 1822 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Morley, Henry (1822-1894) |
| Brief: | Apothecary and journalist, one of the earliest professors of English literature, editor of and contributor to 'Household Words' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 8 Upper Park Road |
| Contemp. address: | 4 Upper Park Road |
| Resident: | 1858-1881 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Morley, Henry (1822-1894) |
| Brief: | Apothecary and journalist, one of the earliest professors of English literature, editor of and contributor to 'Household Words' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 Gordon Square |
| Contemp. address: | University Hall |
| Resident: | 1882-1889 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Morley, Henry (1822-1894) |
| Brief: | Apothecary and journalist, one of the earliest professors of English literature, editor of and contributor to 'Household Words' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 40 Castle Road |
| Contemp. address: | 20 New Hampstead Road |
| Resident: | 1853-1858 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Morrell [née Cavendish-Bentinck], Lady Ottoline Violet Anne (1873-1938) |
| Brief: | Celebrated literary hostess. She and husband Philip bought and restored Garsington Manor |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 44 Bedford Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1906-1915 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Morrell [née Cavendish-Bentinck], Lady Ottoline Violet Anne (1873-1938) |
| Brief: | Celebrated literary hostess. She and husband Philip bought and restored Garsington Manor |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 10 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1928-1938 |
| Notes: | GLC blue plaque |
| Name: | Morris, Charles (1745-1838) |
| Brief: | Army officer, poet and songwriter, bard of the Sublime Society of Beef Steaks |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 65 Charlotte Street |
| Contemp. address: | 71 Charlotte Street |
| Resident: | 1794-1798 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Morris, Desmond John (1928-2026) |
| Brief: | Zoologist, ethologist, author and surrealist painter, known for his 1967 book 'The Naked Ape' and for presenting 'Zoo Time' on TV |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Albert Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1957-1965 |
| Notes: | AKA Primrose House |
| Name: | Morris, Jeremiah Noah [Jerry] (1910-2009) |
| Brief: | Epidemiologist who established the importance of physical activity in preventing cardiovascular disease |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Briardale Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1960-2009 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Morris, William (1834-1896) |
| Brief: | Textile designer, poet, artist, novelist, architectural conservationist, printer, translator and socialist activist associated with the British Arts and Crafts Movement |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 17 Red Lion Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1856-1859 |
| Notes: | LCC plaque |
| Name: | Morris, William (1834-1896) |
| Brief: | Textile designer, poet, artist, novelist, architectural conservationist, printer, translator and socialist activist associated with the British Arts and Crafts Movement |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 29 Gordon Street |
| Contemp. address: | 1 Upper Gordon Street |
| Resident: | 1856 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Morris, William (1834-1896) |
| Brief: | Textile designer, poet, artist, novelist, architectural conservationist, printer, translator and socialist activist associated with the British Arts and Crafts Movement |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 26 Queen Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1865-1872 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Morris, William (1834-1896) |
| Brief: | Textile designer, poet, artist, novelist, architectural conservationist, printer, translator and socialist activist associated with the British Arts and Crafts Movement |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 38 Great Ormond Street |
| Contemp. address: | 41 Great Ormond Street |
| Resident: | 1859 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Morrow, Norman Michael Macnamara (1929-1994) |
| Brief: | Musician who co-founded early music group Musica Reservata |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 9 Aberdare Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1962-1994 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Morson, Thomas (1825-1908) |
| Brief: | Pharmaceutical manufacturer |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 38 Elsworthy Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1906-1908 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Morson, Thomas (1825-1908) |
| Brief: | Pharmaceutical manufacturer |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 124 Southampton Row |
| Contemp. address: | 19 Southampton Row |
| Resident: | 1825-1837, 1871-1878 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Morson, Thomas (1825-1908) |
| Brief: | Pharmaceutical manufacturer |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 85 Southampton Row |
| Contemp. address: | 46 Southampton Row |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Morson, Thomas (1825-1908) |
| Brief: | Pharmaceutical manufacturer |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 42 Gordon Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1891-1905 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Morson, Thomas Newborn Robert (1799-1874) |
| Brief: | Pharmaceutical manufacturer, founder member of the Chemical and Pharmaceutical societies |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 38 Queen Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1851-1874 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Morson, Thomas Newborn Robert (1799-1874) |
| Brief: | Pharmaceutical manufacturer, founder member of the Chemical and Pharmaceutical societies |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 124 Southampton Row |
| Contemp. address: | 19 Southampton Row |
| Resident: | 1825-1841 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mortimer [née Bevan], Favell Lee (1802-1878) |
| Brief: | Evangelical author of educational books for children |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 9 Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1802 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mortimer [née Fletcher], Penelope Ruth (1918-1999) |
| Brief: | Journalist, biographer and novelist, best known for her semi-autobiographical novel The Pumpkin Eater |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 23 Harben Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1952-1965 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mortimer, (Charles) Raymond Bell (1895-1980) |
| Brief: | Writer, critic and literary editor (New Statesman, Sunday Times) |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Endsleigh Place |
| Contemp. address: | 6 Gordon Place |
| Resident: | 1924-1952 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mortimer, Sir John Clifford (1923-2009) |
| Brief: | Barrister, dramatist and author, best known for novels about 'Rumpole of the Bailey' |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 The Pryors, East Heath Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1923 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mortimer, Sir John Clifford (1923-2009) |
| Brief: | Barrister, dramatist and author, best known for novels about 'Rumpole of the Bailey' |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 23 Harben Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1952-1965 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mortimer, Thomas (1730-1810) |
| Brief: | Writer on economics, the first to use the financial terms bull and bear. His largest work was 'The British Plutarch', 6 vols. of biographical sketches. |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | near Phoenix Road |
| Contemp. address: | Clarendon Square |
| Resident: | 1810 |
| Notes: | Demolished, location uncertain |
| Name: | Morton, (Francis) Clive (1904-1975) |
| Brief: | Actor best known for playing upper class Englishmen, frequently seen on TV |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 49 Aberdare Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1922-1929 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Morton, (Francis) Clive (1904-1975) |
| Brief: | Actor best known for playing upper class Englishmen, frequently seen on TV |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 23 Antrim Mansions |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1937-1939 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Morton, Charles (1819-1904) |
| Brief: | Music hall and theatre manager, "Father of the Halls" |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 11 Oval Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1891-1904 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Morton, Charles (1819-1904) |
| Brief: | Music hall and theatre manager, "Father of the Halls" |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 72 Fortess Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1881 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Morton, Thomas (1813-1849) |
| Brief: | Surgeon at the North London Hospital, teacher of anatomy whose books were illustrated by brother Andrew |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Woburn Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1849 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Moscheles, Ignaz Isaac (1794-1870) |
| Brief: | Piano virtuoso and composer, close friend of Mendelssohn |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Chester Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1830-1846 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Moser [married name Lloyd], Mary (1744-1819) |
| Brief: | One of the most celebrated women artists of 18th-century Britain. One of only two female founding members of the Royal Academy in 1768 |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 49 Huntley Street |
| Contemp. address: | 21 Upper Thornhaugh Street |
| Resident: | 1819 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Moser, Claus Adolf, Baron Moser (1922-2015) |
| Brief: | Statistician, college head and public servant who sat on around 40 boards, commissions, committees, trusts and governing bodies |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Regent's Park Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1976-2015 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Moses, William Stainton (1839-1892) |
| Brief: | Cleric and spiritualist who promoted spirit photography and automatic writing. Co-founder of the College of Psychic Studie |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Birchington Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1890-1891 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mosley, Nicholas, third Baron Ravensdale (1923-2017) |
| Brief: | Novelist and biographer, including a critical biography of his father, Oswald |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Church Row Studios, 21A Heath Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1988 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mosley, Nicholas, third Baron Ravensdale (1923-2017) |
| Brief: | Novelist and biographer, including a critical biography of his father, Oswald |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 9 Church Row |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1971-1982 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mosley, Nicholas, third Baron Ravensdale (1923-2017) |
| Brief: | Novelist and biographer, including a critical biography of his father, Oswald |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 2 Gloucester Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1995-2011 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Moss, Sir Horace Edward (1852-1912) |
| Brief: | Theatre impresario and founder of Moss Empires Ltd., which owned 37 variety theatres in 1905 |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Flat 123, Bedford Court Mansions |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1901 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mosse [née Rouviere], Henrietta (?-1834) |
| Brief: | Romantic novelist |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 138 Ossulston Street |
| Contemp. address: | 6 Somers Town Terrace |
| Resident: | 1834 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mott, Richard (1786-1865) |
| Brief: | Builder of Gloucester Gate and Cambridge Terrace |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | Important Camden builder |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Gordon Street |
| Contemp. address: | 6 Gordon Street |
| Resident: | 1841-1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mott, Richard (1786-1865) |
| Brief: | Builder of Gloucester Gate and Cambridge Terrace |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | Important Camden builder |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Chester Gate |
| Contemp. address: | 3 Cambridge Place |
| Resident: | 1861-1865 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mottram, Charles Henry (1807-1876) |
| Brief: | Engraver, best known for mixed mezzotint plates plates reproducing John Martin's paintings and W. Holman Hunt's Scapegoat |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 92 Camden High Street |
| Contemp. address: | 44 High Street |
| Resident: | 1841-1876 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mount, Margaret Rose [Peggy] (1915-2001) |
| Brief: | Actress on stage, film and TV for over 50 years. Found fame in sitcoms such as 'The Larkins' and 'George and the Dragon' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Melia White House |
| Contemp. address: | 447 White House, Albany Street |
| Resident: | 1956 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mowlem, John (1788-1868) |
| Brief: | Stonemason and building contractor who paved Blackfriars Bridge with granite sets |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Chester Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1831-1836 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mozley, Thomas (1806-1893) |
| Brief: | Clergyman and writer associated with the Oxford Movement, leader writer for The Times |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 71 Guilford Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1847-1852 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mudford, William (1782-1848) |
| Brief: | Writer, essayist, translator of literary works and journalist, his most notable fiction was a series of 'tales of terror' in Blackwood's Magazine |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Harrington Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1845-1848 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mudie, Charles Edward (1818-1890) |
| Brief: | Founder of Mudie's Lending Library and Mudie's Subscription Library |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mudie, Charles Edward (1818-1890) |
| Brief: | Founder of Mudie's Lending Library and Mudie's Subscription Library |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 31 Maresfield Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1890 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mudie, Charles Edward (1818-1890) |
| Brief: | Founder of Mudie's Lending Library and Mudie's Subscription Library |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 50 Adelaide Road |
| Contemp. address: | 25 Adelaide Road |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Muggeridge, (Thomas) Malcolm (1903-1990) |
| Brief: | Journalist and satirist, editor of Punch, TV interviewer and pundit, communist and agnostic when young, conservative and RC in later years |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 19 Grove Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1935-1936 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Muggeridge, (Thomas) Malcolm (1903-1990) |
| Brief: | Journalist and satirist, editor of Punch, TV interviewer and pundit, communist and agnostic when young, conservative and RC in later years |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Cambridge Gate |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1948-1949 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Muir [née Anderson], Wilhelmina Johnston [Willa] (1890-1970) |
| Brief: | Novelist, essayist and translator of notable German-speaking authors including Franz Kafka |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Guilford Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1919-1921 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Muir [née Anderson], Wilhelmina Johnston [Willa] (1890-1970) |
| Brief: | Novelist, essayist and translator of notable German-speaking authors including Franz Kafka |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Downshire Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1932-1935 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Muir, Edwin (1887-1959) |
| Brief: | Poet, novelist and translator, remembered for vivid poetry written in plain language |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Guilford Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1919-1921 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Muir, Edwin (1887-1959) |
| Brief: | Poet, novelist and translator, remembered for vivid poetry written in plain language |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Downshire Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1932-1935 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Müller, Hugo Heinrich Wilhelm (1833-1915) |
| Brief: | Chemist employed by De la Rue with a special interest in inks and paper for security printing, president of the Chemical Society |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 13 Park Square East |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1881-1915 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Müller, Hugo Heinrich Wilhelm (1833-1915) |
| Brief: | Chemist employed by De la Rue with a special interest in inks and paper for security printing, president of the Chemical Society |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 9 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | 82 Gower Street |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Muller, Robert (1925-1998) |
| Brief: | Screenwriter for film and TV, wrote several Armchair Theatre TV programs in the 1960s |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 2 Camden Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1974-1983 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Müller, William James (1812-1845) |
| Brief: | Landscape and figure painter, the best-known artist of the Bristol School, his scenes of Egyptian streets and markets proved especially popular. |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Bloomsbury Street |
| Contemp. address: | 22 Charlotte Street, Bloomsbury |
| Resident: | 1840-1845 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mullins, Edwin Roscoe (1848-1907) |
| Brief: | Sculptor of portrait busts and architectural friezes |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | https://sculpture.gla.ac.uk/view/person.php?id=msib2_1208189148 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 12 Montague Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1876-1880 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mullins, Edwin Roscoe (1848-1907) |
| Brief: | Sculptor of portrait busts and architectural friezes |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | https://sculpture.gla.ac.uk/view/person.php?id=msib2_1208189148 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 18 Fitzroy Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1881-1887 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mullins, Edwin Roscoe (1848-1907) |
| Brief: | Sculptor of portrait busts and architectural friezes |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | https://sculpture.gla.ac.uk/view/person.php?id=msib2_1208189148 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Great James Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1848 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mullins, Edwin Roscoe (1848-1907) |
| Brief: | Sculptor of portrait busts and architectural friezes |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | https://sculpture.gla.ac.uk/view/person.php?id=msib2_1208189148 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 24 Greville Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1889-1901 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Mulready, William (1786-1863) |
| Brief: | Painter of romantic genre scenes and creator of Mulready stationery for letters |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Gordon Mansions, Torrington Place |
| Contemp. address: | 30 Francis Street |
| Resident: | 1808-1809 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mulready, William (1786-1863) |
| Brief: | Painter of romantic genre scenes and creator of Mulready stationery for letters |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 124 Cleveland Street |
| Contemp. address: | 9 Upper Cleveland Street |
| Resident: | 1806 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Munden, Joseph Shepherd (1758-1832) |
| Brief: | Actor and manager, the most celebrated comedian of his day |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 2 Bernard Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1832 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Munden, Joseph Shepherd (1758-1832) |
| Brief: | Actor and manager, the most celebrated comedian of his day |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Brooke's Market |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1758 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain, demolished |
| Name: | Munden, Joseph Shepherd (1758-1832) |
| Brief: | Actor and manager, the most celebrated comedian of his day |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Croft Lodge, Highgate Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | ~1812 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Mura, Frank (1861-1913) |
| Brief: | Painter and water colourist noted for his charcoal painting technique |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Sherriff Road |
| Contemp. address: | 2 West Hampstead Studios |
| Resident: | 1894-1897 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Murphy, John (~1748-1822) |
| Brief: | Mezzotint engraver who specialised in portraits and history subjects |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 37 Howland Street |
| Contemp. address: | 19 Howland Street |
| Resident: | 1804-1822 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Murray, Alexander Stuart (1841-1904) |
| Brief: | Archaeologist known for excavations on Cyprus, keeper of the department of Greek and Roman antiquities at the British Museum, author of 'History of Greek Sculpture: From the Earliest Times Down to the Age of Pheidias' |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 54 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1883-1892 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Murray, Alexander Stuart (1841-1904) |
| Brief: | Archaeologist known for excavations on Cyprus, keeper of the department of Greek and Roman antiquities at the British Museum, author of 'History of Greek Sculpture: From the Earliest Times Down to the Age of Pheidias' |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Gate Street |
| Contemp. address: | 13 Gate Street |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Murray, Alexander Stuart (1841-1904) |
| Brief: | Archaeologist known for excavations on Cyprus, keeper of the department of Greek and Roman antiquities at the British Museum, author of 'History of Greek Sculpture: From the Earliest Times Down to the Age of Pheidias' |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | British Museum, Great Russell Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1895-1904 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Murray, Jessie Margaret (1867-1920) |
| Brief: | Psychoanalyst and suffragette, co-founder of the Medico-Psychological Clinic |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 Endsleigh Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1905-1920 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Murray, Sir Charles Augustus (1806-1895) |
| Brief: | Author and diplomat, nicknamed "Hippopotamus Murray" after sending a hippo from Egypt |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | near Dynham Road |
| Contemp. address: | Oaklands Hall |
| Resident: | 1874-1878 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Murray, Stephen Umfreville Hay (1912-1983) |
| Brief: | Actor on stage, film, radio and TV. Particularly strong on radio, where he was new Number 1 in 'The Navy Lark' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 23 Greencroft Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1939 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Murray, Stephen Umfreville Hay (1912-1983) |
| Brief: | Actor on stage, film, radio and TV. Particularly strong on radio, where he was new Number 1 in 'The Navy Lark' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 81 Canfield Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1946-1957 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Murray, William, first earl of Mansfield (1705-1793) |
| Brief: | Judge and politician who became Lord Chief Justice and helped pave the way to abolish slavery |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 28-29 Bloomsbury Square |
| Contemp. address: | 11 Bloomsbury Square |
| Resident: | 1755-1780 |
| Notes: | Demolished, sacked during the Gordon riots |
| Name: | Murray, William, first earl of Mansfield (1705-1793) |
| Brief: | Judge and politician who became Lord Chief Justice and helped pave the way to abolish slavery |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 56 Lincoln's Inn Fields |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1739-1755 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Murray, William, first earl of Mansfield (1705-1793) |
| Brief: | Judge and politician who became Lord Chief Justice and helped pave the way to abolish slavery |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Kenwood House |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1754-1793 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Murray, William, first earl of Mansfield (1705-1793) |
| Brief: | Judge and politician who became Lord Chief Justice and helped pave the way to abolish slavery |
| 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: | 1781-1785 |
| Notes: | Much altered |
| Name: | Murry, John Middleton (1889-1957) |
| Brief: | Prolific author and editor, producing more than 60 books and thousands of essays and reviews |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 17 East Heath Road |
| Contemp. address: | 2 Portland Villas |
| Resident: | 1918-1920 |
| Notes: | GLC blue plaque |
| Name: | Murry, John Middleton (1889-1957) |
| Brief: | Prolific author and editor, producing more than 60 books and thousands of essays and reviews |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1A The Gables, Vale of Health |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1926 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Murry, John Middleton (1889-1957) |
| Brief: | Prolific author and editor, producing more than 60 books and thousands of essays and reviews |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1916 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Musgrave, Samuel (1732-1780) |
| Brief: | Classical scholar and physician who published studies of Euripides and Sophocles |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Bloomsbury Way |
| Contemp. address: | Hart Street |
| Resident: | 1776-1780 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Myrddin-Evans, Sir Guildhaume (1894-1964) |
| Brief: | Civil servant who was UK Government's representative to the International Labour Organisation, Chief International Labour Adviser to the UK Government |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Chester Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1964 |
| Notes: | |
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