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| Name: | Pack, Faithful Christopher (1760-1840) |
| Brief: | Painter who gained success as a portrait-painter, vice-president of the Royal Hibernian Society |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 20 Sandwich Street |
| Contemp. address: | 20 Hadlow Street |
| Resident: | 1840 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Page, William Henry (1861-1934) |
| Brief: | Historian and antiquary, general editor of the Victoria County History |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | Frognal Cottage, 102 Frognal |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1906-1922 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Paget, Henry Marriott (1856-1936) |
| Brief: | Painter and illustrator of over 50 books |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 76 Parkhill Road |
| Contemp. address: | 76 Park Road |
| Resident: | 1901-1936 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Paget, Violet [pseud. Vernon Lee] (1856-1935) |
| Brief: | Art historian and writer, remembered primarily for her supernatural fiction |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 84 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1881-1882 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Paget, William, Baron Paget (1637-1713) |
| Brief: | Whig politician and ambassador to Vienna and the Ottoman Empire at Constantinople |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Bloomsbury Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1713 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Palgrave [formerly Cohen], Sir Francis (1788-1861) |
| Brief: | Archivist and historian who could be considered the founder of the Public Record Office |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Tensleys, The Green |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1846-1861 |
| Notes: | Demolished, family home of Palgrave, Francis Turner (1824-1897) |
| Name: | Palgrave [formerly Cohen], Sir Francis (1788-1861) |
| Brief: | Archivist and historian who could be considered the founder of the Public Record Office |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | near Highgate Road |
| Contemp. address: | St John's Farm House, Green Street |
| Resident: | 1788 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Palgrave, Francis Turner (1824-1897) |
| Brief: | Critic, anthologist and poet, compiler of the 'Golden Treasury of English Songs and Lyrics' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Palgrave [formerly Cohen], Sir Francis (1788-1861) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 15 Chester Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1881-1895 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Palmer, Charles Stuart William (1930-2001) |
| Brief: | Judo instructor with a flamboyant personality who attained 10th dan black belt, President of the International Judo Federation and Chairman of the British Olympic Association |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 15 Osnaburgh Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1930 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Palmer, George Josiah (1828-1892) |
| Brief: | Editor and founder of the Church Times |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 39 Camden Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1879-1885 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Palmer, George Josiah (1828-1892) |
| Brief: | Editor and founder of the Church Times |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Kingsway |
| Contemp. address: | 32 Little Queen Street |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Palmer, Lilli [born Lilli Marie Peiser] (1914-1986) |
| Brief: | Actress and writer who appeared in many British and Hollywood films and won two Golden Globe awards |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 17 Parsifal Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1939 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Palmer, Robert Allen (1949-2003) |
| Brief: | Singer and songwriter, widely remembered for 'Addicted to Love' and its accompanying video |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 35 Dennington Park Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1972-1975 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Palmer, Roundell Cecil, third earl of Selborne (1887-1971) |
| Brief: | Administrator, intelligence officer and Conservative politician, minister in charge of the Special Operations Executive during WWII |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Chester Gate |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1914-1940 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Palmer, Samuel (1805-1881) |
| Brief: | Landscape painter, etcher and printmaker whose work can be described as romantic, mystical and visionary |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | ~166 High Holborn |
| Contemp. address: | 10 Broad Street |
| Resident: | 1820-1826 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Palmer, Samuel (1820-1903) |
| Brief: | Biscuit manufacturer and philanthropist |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 40 College Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | Northcourt |
| Resident: | 1881-1903 |
| Notes: | Plaque on nearby fountain & shelter |
| Name: | Panizzi, Sir Anthony (1797-1879) |
| Brief: | Principal Librarian of the British Museum |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 143 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | 2 Gower Street North |
| Resident: | 1828-1837 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Panizzi, Sir Anthony (1797-1879) |
| Brief: | Principal Librarian of the British Museum |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 31 Bloomsbury Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1865-1879 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Panizzi, Sir Anthony (1797-1879) |
| Brief: | Principal Librarian of the British Museum |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | British Museum, Great Russell Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1841-1865 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pankhurst [née Goulden], Emmeline (1858-1928) |
| Brief: | Political activist for women's rights who founded the Women's Social and Political Union |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 165 Hampstead Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1886-1888 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pankhurst [née Goulden], Emmeline (1858-1928) |
| Brief: | Political activist for women's rights who founded the Women's Social and Political Union |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 8 Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1888-1893 |
| Notes: | Demolished, Marchmont Association plaque |
| Name: | Pankhurst, (Estelle) Sylvia (1882-1960) |
| Brief: | Suffragette, socialist and later a communist, active in Ethiopian anti-fascism and anti-colonialism movements |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 165 Hampstead Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1886-1888 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pankhurst, (Estelle) Sylvia (1882-1960) |
| Brief: | Suffragette, socialist and later a communist, active in Ethiopian anti-fascism and anti-colonialism movements |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 8 Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1888-1893 |
| Notes: | Demolished, Marchmont Association plaque |
| Name: | Pankhurst, Dame Christabel Harriette (1880-1958) |
| Brief: | Suffragette, co-founder of the Women's Social and Political Union |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 165 Hampstead Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1886-1888 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pankhurst, Dame Christabel Harriette (1880-1958) |
| Brief: | Suffragette, co-founder of the Women's Social and Political Union |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 8 Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1888-1893 |
| Notes: | Demolished, Marchmont Association plaque |
| Name: | Pankhurst, Richard Marsden (1834-1898) |
| Brief: | Barrister and socialist who was a strong supporter of multiple causes and helped found the Independent Labour Party and the Women's Franchise League . |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 165 Hampstead Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1886-1888 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pankhurst, Richard Marsden (1834-1898) |
| Brief: | Barrister and socialist who was a strong supporter of multiple causes and helped found the Independent Labour Party and the Women's Franchise League . |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 8 Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1888-1893 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Panton [née Frith], Jane Ellen (1847-1923) |
| Brief: | Writer of fiction and interior designer |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Frith, William Powell (1819-1909) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Taviton Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1923 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pappworth, Maurice Henry (1910-1994) |
| Brief: | Medical ethicist and educationist, best known for his 1967 book 'Human Guinea Pigs' |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Vale Lodge, Vale of Health |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1962-1994 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Papworth, Edgar George (1809-1866) |
| Brief: | Sculptor of monuments and portrait busts and painter of panoramas of Rome and Naples |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s) after 1814, see Papworth, John Buonarotti (1775-1847) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | 83 Gower Street |
| Resident: | 1839-1844 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Papworth, John Buonarotti (1775-1847) |
| Brief: | Architect and designer, founder member of the Royal Institute of British Architects, designed the first 'gin palace' and was the first to use cast iron as a roof support |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Euston Road |
| Contemp. address: | 6 Bath Place |
| Resident: | 1803-1820 |
| Notes: | Demolished, family home of Papworth, John Woody (1820-1870) and Papworth, Edgar George (1809-1866) |
| Name: | Papworth, John Buonarotti (1775-1847) |
| Brief: | Architect and designer, founder member of the Royal Institute of British Architects, designed the first 'gin palace' and was the first to use cast iron as a roof support |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Adeline Place |
| Contemp. address: | 10 Caroline Street |
| Resident: | 1822-1846 |
| Notes: | Demolished, family home of Papworth, John Woody (1820-1870), Papworth, Wyatt Angelicus van Sandau (1822-1894) and Papworth, Edgar George (1809-1866) |
| Name: | Papworth, John Woody (1820-1870) |
| Brief: | Architect, designer and antiquary, remembered for 'Papworth's Ordinary', a reference guide to British and Irish coats of arms |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Papworth, John Buonarotti (1775-1847) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Bloomsbury Way |
| Contemp. address: | 13 Hart Street |
| Resident: | 1870 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Papworth, Wyatt Angelicus van Sandau (1822-1894) |
| Brief: | Architect, surveyor, antiquary and curator of Sir John Soane's Museum, remembered for his 'Dictionary of Architecture' |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Papworth, John Buonarotti (1775-1847) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Bloomsbury Way |
| Contemp. address: | 13 Hart Street |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Papworth, Wyatt Angelicus van Sandau (1822-1894) |
| Brief: | Architect, surveyor, antiquary and curator of Sir John Soane's Museum, remembered for his 'Dictionary of Architecture' |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Papworth, John Buonarotti (1775-1847) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Bloomsbury Street |
| Contemp. address: | 33 Bloomsbury Street |
| Resident: | 1881-1893 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Papworth, Wyatt Angelicus van Sandau (1822-1894) |
| Brief: | Architect, surveyor, antiquary and curator of Sir John Soane's Museum, remembered for his 'Dictionary of Architecture' |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Papworth, John Buonarotti (1775-1847) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Lincoln's Inn Fields |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1893-1894 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Paraire, Edward Lewis (1826-1882) |
| Brief: | Architect who specialised in pubs, theatres and music halls |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Mornington Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | 36 Mornington Crescent |
| Resident: | 1866-1882 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Parish, Sir Woodbine (1796-1882) |
| Brief: | Diplomat, traveller and scientist posted to Paris, Buenos Aires and Naples. He surveyed a large part of the Bolivian Andes and published 'published Buenos Ayres and the Provinces of the Rio de la Plata' |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 30 Guilford Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1797-1814 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Park, John James (1793-1833) |
| Brief: | Jurist and historian of Hampstead |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 18 Church Row |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1804-1833 |
| Notes: | Hampstead Antiquarian and Historical Society plaque |
| Name: | Park, John Ranicar (1779-1847) |
| Brief: | Physiologist and theological writer with an interest in prophecy |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 11 Southampton Place |
| Contemp. address: | 11 Southampton Street |
| Resident: | 1816-1817 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Park, Patric (1811-1855) |
| Brief: | Sculptor who specialised in portrait busts |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 181 North Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | 8 George Street |
| Resident: | 1837-1843 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Park, Sir James Allan (1763-1838) |
| Brief: | Judge, author of 'Treatise on the Law of Marine Insurance' |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 32 Bedford Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1822-1838 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Park, Thomas (1759-1834) |
| Brief: | Antiquary and bibliographer, historian of Hampstead |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 18 Church Row |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1804-1834 |
| Notes: | Hampstead Antiquarian and Historical Society plaque |
| Name: | Parke, James, Baron Wensleydale (1782-1868) |
| Brief: | Barrister and judge, Privy Counsellor. He had a passion for fresh air, insisting that court windows should be open even on the coldest day |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 96 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | 5 Upper Gower Street |
| Resident: | 1818-1830 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Parker, Charles (1799-1881) |
| Brief: | Architect, steward and surveyor to the duke of Bedford, his 'Villa Rustica' influenced the development of Italianate domestic architecture |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Bedford Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | 16 Tavistock Street |
| Resident: | 1840-1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Parker, Charles (1799-1881) |
| Brief: | Architect, steward and surveyor to the duke of Bedford, his 'Villa Rustica' influenced the development of Italianate domestic architecture |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 75 Great Russell Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Parker, Charles (1799-1881) |
| Brief: | Architect, steward and surveyor to the duke of Bedford, his 'Villa Rustica' influenced the development of Italianate domestic architecture |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 48 Parkhill Road |
| Contemp. address: | 48 Park Road |
| Resident: | 1871-1881 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Parker, James (1757-1805) |
| Brief: | Printmaker, business partner of William Blake, governor of the Society of Engravers |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Spring Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1800-1805 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain, demolished |
| Name: | Parker, Sir James (1803-1852) |
| Brief: | Judge who became Vice Chancellor of the High Court |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Chester Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Parker, Sir James (1803-1852) |
| Brief: | Judge who became Vice Chancellor of the High Court |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 Brunswick Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1841 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Parker, Thomas, first earl of Macclesfield (1667-1732) |
| Brief: | Lord chancellor, Lord Chief Justice and whig MP who was impeached and fined for large-scale corruption |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 51-52 Lincoln's Inn Fields |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1718-1725 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Parkes, Samuel (1761-1825) |
| Brief: | Chemist, a member of twenty-one learned societies, remembered for his Chemical Catechism, which went through thirteen English editions |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 30 Mecklenburgh Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1822-1825 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt |
| Name: | Parkinson, James (1730-1813) |
| Brief: | Proprietor of the Leverian Museum which he won in a lottery. The museum contained natural history and ethnographic material collected by Ashton Lever |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Oakshott Court |
| Contemp. address: | 5 The Polygon |
| Resident: | 1813 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Parkinson-Fortescue [née Braham], Frances Elizabeth Anne, Countess Waldegrave (1821-1879) |
| Brief: | Political and society hostess who made four brilliant marriages. Partially restored and re-opened Strawberry Hill House |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Tavistock Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1821 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Parnell, Charles Stewart (1846-1891) |
| Brief: | Politician and landowner, Irish nationalist MP who was leader of the Home Rule League and the Irish Parliamentary Party |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 16 Keppel Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1880 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Parris, Edmund Thomas (1793-1873) |
| Brief: | Architect and painter of portraits and panoramas, history painter to Queen Adelaide, supervised the painting of the huge panorama in the London Colosseum in Regent's Park |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Torrington Place |
| Contemp. address: | 27 Francis Street |
| Resident: | 1873 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Parris, Edmund Thomas (1793-1873) |
| Brief: | Architect and painter of portraits and panoramas, history painter to Queen Adelaide, supervised the painting of the huge panorama in the London Colosseum in Regent's Park |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Percy Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Parris, Edmund Thomas (1793-1873) |
| Brief: | Architect and painter of portraits and panoramas, history painter to Queen Adelaide, supervised the painting of the huge panorama in the London Colosseum in Regent's Park |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 117 Albany Street |
| Contemp. address: | 98 Albany Street |
| Resident: | 1831-1832 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Parris, Edmund Thomas (1793-1873) |
| Brief: | Architect and painter of portraits and panoramas, history painter to Queen Adelaide, supervised the painting of the huge panorama in the London Colosseum in Regent's Park |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 35 Maitland Park Road |
| Contemp. address: | 4 Maitland Park Crescent |
| Resident: | 1863 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Parry, John Orlando (1810-1879) |
| Brief: | Actor, pianist, artist, comedian, songwriter and singer who enjoyed success with his one-man shows |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Bedford Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | 17 Tavistock Street |
| Resident: | 1836-1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Parry, Joseph Haydn (1864-1894) |
| Brief: | Composer of three operas and professor at the Guildhall School of Music |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 87 Broadhurst Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1894 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Parry, Sir (William) Edward (1790-1855) |
| Brief: | Royal Navy officer and arctic explorer noted for his attempt to find the Northwest Passage |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Heath End House |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1842-1847 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Parsons, Christopher Nicholas (1923-2020) |
| Brief: | Actor, radio and television presenter, host on 'Sale of the Century' and 'Just a Minute' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 326 Finchley Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1939-1951 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Parsons, Christopher Nicholas (1923-2020) |
| Brief: | Actor, radio and television presenter, host on 'Sale of the Century' and 'Just a Minute' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Sandy Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1957-1960 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Parsons, Christopher Nicholas (1923-2020) |
| Brief: | Actor, radio and television presenter, host on 'Sale of the Century' and 'Just a Minute' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Sandy House, Sandy Road |
| Contemp. address: | Briar Cottage, Sandy Road |
| Resident: | 1962-1966 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Parsons, James (1705-1770) |
| Brief: | Physician, antiquary and author who was an active Fellow of the Royal Society and had 31 papers in Philosophical Transactions |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 13 Red Lion Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1759-1770 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Parsons, James (1705-1770) |
| Brief: | Physician, antiquary and author who was an active Fellow of the Royal Society and had 31 papers in Philosophical Transactions |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 2 Red Lion Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1750-1759 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Parsons, John Meeson (1798-1870) |
| Brief: | Art Collector who donated much of his collection to the V&A |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Raymond Buildings |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1837-1869 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Parsons, John Meeson (1798-1870) |
| Brief: | Art Collector who donated much of his collection to the V&A |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 45 Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1870 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Partridge [née Marshall], Frances Catherine (1900-2004) |
| Brief: | Diarist and author, the last surviving member of the Bloomsbury Group |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Marshall, William Cecil (1849-1921) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 41 Gordon Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1926-1930 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Partridge [née Marshall], Frances Catherine (1900-2004) |
| Brief: | Diarist and author, the last surviving member of the Bloomsbury Group |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Marshall, William Cecil (1849-1921) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 16 Great James Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1930-1932 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Partridge [née Marshall], Frances Catherine (1900-2004) |
| Brief: | Diarist and author, the last surviving member of the Bloomsbury Group |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Marshall, William Cecil (1849-1921) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 27 Brunswick Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1921-1926 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Partridge, Reginald Sherring [Ralph] (1894-1960) |
| Brief: | Soldier and member of the Bloomsbury Group |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 41 Gordon Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1926-1930 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Partridge, Reginald Sherring [Ralph] (1894-1960) |
| Brief: | Soldier and member of the Bloomsbury Group |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 16 Great James Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1930-1932 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pasmore, (Edwin John) Victor (1908-1998) |
| Brief: | Artist and teacher, founding member of the Euston Road School |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Percy Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1938 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Patch, Wally [real name Walter Sydney Vinnicombe] (1888-1970) |
| Brief: | Actor and comedian on stage and screen who had minor roles in 214 films |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 42 Fairhazel Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1945-1959 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Patch, Wally [real name Walter Sydney Vinnicombe] (1888-1970) |
| Brief: | Actor and comedian on stage and screen who had minor roles in 214 films |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 30B Glenmore Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1960-1965 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Patey [née Whytock], Janet Monach (1841-1894) |
| Brief: | Singer with a pure, sonorous and rich contralto voice, tours included America, France, Australia, New Zealand, China and Japan |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Euston Station site |
| Contemp. address: | 13 Melton Place |
| Resident: | 1841 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Patmore, Coventry Kersey Deighton (1823-1896) |
| Brief: | Poet and essayist (The Angel in the House) |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 Percy Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1863-1864 |
| Notes: | LCC blue plaque |
| Name: | Patmore, Coventry Kersey Deighton (1823-1896) |
| Brief: | Poet and essayist (The Angel in the House) |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Highgate Road |
| Contemp. address: | 8 The Grove |
| Resident: | 1847-1856 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Patmore, Coventry Kersey Deighton (1823-1896) |
| Brief: | Poet and essayist (The Angel in the House) |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 29 Conway Street |
| Contemp. address: | 7 Southampton Street |
| Resident: | 1841-1845 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Patmore, Coventry Kersey Deighton (1823-1896) |
| Brief: | Poet and essayist (The Angel in the House) |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Elmwood? |
| Contemp. address: | Elm Cottage, North End |
| Resident: | 1861-1864 |
| Notes: | Demolished, location uncertain |
| Name: | Patteson, John Coleridge (1827-1871) |
| Brief: | Bishop of Melanesia, missionary to the South Sea Islands, linguist, murdered on the island of Nukapu |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 18 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | 9 Gower Street |
| Resident: | 1827-1830 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Patteson, John Coleridge (1827-1871) |
| Brief: | Bishop of Melanesia, missionary to the South Sea Islands, linguist, murdered on the island of Nukapu |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 33 Bedford Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1831-1851 |
| Notes: | Family home |
| Name: | Patti, Adelina (1843-1919) |
| Brief: | Soprano famed for the purity and beauty of her lyrical voice |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 8 Primrose Hill Road |
| Contemp. address: | The Hall, Primrose Hill Road |
| Resident: | 1881 |
| Notes: | Later divided into 6A and 8, demolished |
| Name: | Paulet, Lord George (1803-1879) |
| Brief: | Royal Navy officer who occupied Hawaii for a few months in 1843 (the 'Paulet affair') |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 11 Fairfax Road |
| Contemp. address: | 11 Victoria Road |
| Resident: | 1869 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Paxton, John (~1740-1780) |
| Brief: | Painter of portraits, but also scriptural, classical, and historical subjects, founder member of the Incorporated Society of Artists |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 19 Charlotte Street |
| Contemp. address: | 92 Charlotte Street |
| Resident: | 1773-1776 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Payne, John (1842-1916) |
| Brief: | Poet and translator best known for his translations of Boccaccio's Decameron, The Arabian Nights and the Diwan Hafez |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 25 Great Queen Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1842-1846 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Payne, John (1842-1916) |
| Brief: | Poet and translator best known for his translations of Boccaccio's Decameron, The Arabian Nights and the Diwan Hafez |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Lansdowne Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | 5 Lansdowne Place |
| Resident: | 1885 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Peacock, Thomas Love (1785-1866) |
| Brief: | Satirical novelist, poet, and official of the East India Company |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Senate House site |
| Contemp. address: | 1 Torrington Street |
| Resident: | 1852-1854 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pearce, John William Ernest (1864-1951) |
| Brief: | Numismatist who was the leading authority on Roman coins of the 4th century AD |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | South Villa, Vale of Health |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1951 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pears, Sir Peter Neville Luard (1910-1986) |
| Brief: | English tenor closely associated with the composer Benjamin Britten |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 105 Charlotte Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1934-1937 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pears, Sir Peter Neville Luard (1910-1986) |
| Brief: | English tenor closely associated with the composer Benjamin Britten |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Chester Gate |
| Contemp. address: | 5 Chester Gate |
| Resident: | 1953-1958 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pearse, John (1759-1836) |
| Brief: | Clothier who was denounced for supplying shoddy greatcoats to the army for 16s each, MP for Devizes, Governor of the Bank of England |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 51 Lincoln's Inn Fields |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1794-1814 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pearson, (Edward) Hesketh Gibbons (1887-1964) |
| Brief: | Actor, theatre director and writer known mainly for his popular biographies |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 Priory Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1946-1964 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pearson, James (~1740-1838) |
| Brief: | Stained glass painter, played a significant role in the revival of English enamel glass painting |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 38 Goodge Street |
| Contemp. address: | 19 Goodge Street |
| Resident: | 1836-1838 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pearson, James (~1740-1838) |
| Brief: | Stained glass painter, played a significant role in the revival of English enamel glass painting |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 112 Great Russell Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1821 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pearson, Karl (1857-1936) |
| Brief: | Mathematician, philosopher of science, biometrician, statistician, eugenist |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | http://www.economics.soton.ac.uk/staff/aldrich/New%20Folder/kp%20hampstead.htm |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Well Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1892-1936 |
| Notes: | GLC blue plaque |
| Name: | Peart, Charles (1759-1798) |
| Brief: | Sculptor and wax modeller |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Euston Road |
| Contemp. address: | 8 New Road |
| Resident: | 1792-1793 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Peart, Charles (1759-1798) |
| Brief: | Sculptor and wax modeller |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Euston Road |
| Contemp. address: | 12 New Road |
| Resident: | 1796-1798 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pease, Edward Reynolds (1857-1955) |
| Brief: | Founding member and first secretary of the Fabian Society |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 17 Osnaburgh Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1884 |
| Notes: | Demolished, GLC blue plaque |
| Name: | Pease, Edward Reynolds (1857-1955) |
| Brief: | Founding member and first secretary of the Fabian Society |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 8 Mornington Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | 8 Mornington Road |
| Resident: | 1881 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Peele, John Thomas (1822-1897) |
| Brief: | Painter specialising in portraits, landscapes and genre scenes |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 45 Grafton Way |
| Contemp. address: | 7 Grafton Street |
| Resident: | 1868-1871 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Peele, John Thomas (1822-1897) |
| Brief: | Painter specialising in portraits, landscapes and genre scenes |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 67 Albert Street |
| Contemp. address: | 58 Albert Street |
| Resident: | 1881 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Peele, John Thomas (1822-1897) |
| Brief: | Painter specialising in portraits, landscapes and genre scenes |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 51 Hampstead High Street |
| Contemp. address: | 51 High Street |
| Resident: | 1852-1854 |
| Notes: | Demolished, location uncertain |
| Name: | Peet, Stephen Hubert (1920-2005) |
| Brief: | Filmmaker, best known for his BBC television series 'Yesterday's Witness' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 16 Langbourne Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1959-1983 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pegram, Henry Alfred (1862-1937) |
| Brief: | Sculptor commissioned for numerous public statues and friezes |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 72 Belsize Park Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1936-1937 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pegram, Henry Alfred (1862-1937) |
| Brief: | Sculptor commissioned for numerous public statues and friezes |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 320 Euston Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871-1881 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pegram, Henry Alfred (1862-1937) |
| Brief: | Sculptor commissioned for numerous public statues and friezes |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 72 Plender Street |
| Contemp. address: | 72 King Street |
| Resident: | 1862 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pegram, Henry Alfred (1862-1937) |
| Brief: | Sculptor commissioned for numerous public statues and friezes |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | St John's Lodge |
| Contemp. address: | 159 King Henry's Road |
| Resident: | 1911 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pelham-Holles, Thomas, duke of Newcastle upon Tyne and Newcastle under Lyme (1693-1768) |
| Brief: | Prime Minister who precipitated the Seven Years' War, "the epitome of unredeemed mediocrity and as a veritable buffoon in office" |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 66 Lincoln's Inn Fields |
| Contemp. address: | Newcastle House |
| Resident: | ~1712-1768 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pemberton, Sir Max (1863-1950) |
| Brief: | Novelist, working mainly in the adventure and mystery genres. Best known for 'The Iron Pirate'. Founder of the London School of Journalism. |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 56 Fitzjohn's Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1901-1907 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pemberton, Sir Max (1863-1950) |
| Brief: | Novelist, working mainly in the adventure and mystery genres. Best known for 'The Iron Pirate'. Founder of the London School of Journalism. |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Aberdare Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1896-1900 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pemberton, Sir Max (1863-1950) |
| Brief: | Novelist, working mainly in the adventure and mystery genres. Best known for 'The Iron Pirate'. Founder of the London School of Journalism. |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 53 Sherriff Road |
| Contemp. address: | 37 Sherriff Road |
| Resident: | 1884 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Penfold, Charles (1798-1864) |
| Brief: | Surveyor and valuer, author of 'A practical treatise on the best mode of repairing roads' and 'Penfold on Rating' |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 8 Brunswick Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pennell, William (1765-1860) |
| Brief: | British consul in Brazil |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Cumberland Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | 9 Cumberland Terrace |
| Resident: | 1841-1860 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt as flats behind facade |
| Name: | Pennethorne, Sir James (1801-1871) |
| Brief: | Architect, surveyor of the crown estate, major buildings include the Public Record Office in Chancery Lane, the West wing of Somerset House and 6 Burlington Gardens (now part of the Royal Academy) |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Elm Court, Highgate Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1842-1864 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Penny [née Hughes], Anne (1729-1784) |
| Brief: | Poet (An Invocation to the Genius of Britain) and translator from Welsh who married a privateer |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | ~16 Bloomsbury Square |
| Contemp. address: | 15 Bloomsbury Square |
| Resident: | 1761 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Penny, Edward (1714-1791) |
| Brief: | Painter of portraits and history scenes, founder member of the Royal Academy |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 57 Charlotte Street |
| Contemp. address: | 75 Charlotte Street |
| Resident: | 1770-1774 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Penrose, James Doyle (1862-1932) |
| Brief: | Portrait painter and sculptor, known for his religious and mythological paintings |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 Primrose Hill Studios, Fitzroy Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1892-1896 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Penrose, Sir Roland Algernon (1900-1984) |
| Brief: | Artist, historian and poet. One of the organisers of the London International Surrealist Exhibition and co-founder of the Institute of Contemporary Arts |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 36 Downshire Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1947-1948 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Penrose, Sir Roland Algernon (1900-1984) |
| Brief: | Artist, historian and poet. One of the organisers of the London International Surrealist Exhibition and co-founder of the Institute of Contemporary Arts |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Downshire Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1936-1947 |
| Notes: | EH blue plaque |
| Name: | Pepper, John Henry (1821-1900) |
| Brief: | Scientist and inventor, manager of the Royal Polytechnic Institution, associated with the illusion known as Pepper's ghost |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 136 Maida Vale |
| Contemp. address: | Morton House |
| Resident: | 1857-1863 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Perceval, Spencer (1762-1812) |
| Brief: | The only British prime minister to have been assassinated |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 59-60 Lincoln's Inn Fields |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1791-1808 |
| Notes: | LCC plaque |
| Name: | Perceval, Spencer (1762-1812) |
| Brief: | The only British prime minister to have been assassinated |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Belsize House |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1798-1807 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Percival, John (1927-2012) |
| Brief: | Dance critic and author, nicknamed 'Poisonous Perce' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 36 Great James Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1956-2002 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Percy [Williams], Sidney Richard (1821-1886) |
| Brief: | Landscape painter; the Williams family is sometimes referred to as the Barnes School |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Williams, Edward (1781-1855) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Cranleigh Street |
| Contemp. address: | 11 Johnson Street |
| Resident: | 1843-1844 |
| Notes: | Demolished, location uncertain |
| Name: | Percy [Williams], Sidney Richard (1821-1886) |
| Brief: | Landscape painter; the Williams family is sometimes referred to as the Barnes School |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Williams, Edward (1781-1855) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 89 Plender Street |
| Contemp. address: | 89 King Street |
| Resident: | 1845 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Perkins, Angier March (1799-1881) |
| Brief: | Engineer whose inventions included central heating components, printing machinery for adhesive stamps, methods of smelting iron, and a mobile baker's oven |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s) see Perkins, Jacob (1766-1849) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Coram Street |
| Contemp. address: | 21 Great Coram Street |
| Resident: | 1832-1841 |
| Notes: | Demolished, family home of Perkins, Loftus (1834-1891) |
| Name: | Perkins, Angier March (1799-1881) |
| Brief: | Engineer whose inventions included central heating components, printing machinery for adhesive stamps, methods of smelting iron, and a mobile baker's oven |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s) see Perkins, Jacob (1766-1849) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 9 Regent Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt, family home of Perkins, Loftus (1834-1891) |
| Name: | Perkins, Angier March (1799-1881) |
| Brief: | Engineer whose inventions included central heating components, printing machinery for adhesive stamps, methods of smelting iron, and a mobile baker's oven |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s) see Perkins, Jacob (1766-1849) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Upper Woburn Place |
| Contemp. address: | 16 Upper Woburn Place |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | Family home of Perkins, Loftus (1834-1891) |
| Name: | Perkins, Angier March (1799-1881) |
| Brief: | Engineer whose inventions included central heating components, printing machinery for adhesive stamps, methods of smelting iron, and a mobile baker's oven |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s) see Perkins, Jacob (1766-1849) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 140 Abbey Road |
| Contemp. address: | 44 West Abbey Road |
| Resident: | 1871-1881 |
| Notes: | Family home of Perkins, Loftus (1834-1891) |
| Name: | Perkins, Jacob (1766-1849) |
| Brief: | Inventor, mechanical engineer and physicist who developed an engine and a gun based on high pressure steam technology |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | CHR 30 16-21 (2006) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 18 Regent Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1844-1849 |
| Notes: | Demolished, family home of Perkins, Angier March (1799-1881) |
| Name: | Perkins, Jacob (1766-1849) |
| Brief: | Inventor, mechanical engineer and physicist who developed an engine and a gun based on high pressure steam technology |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | CHR 30 16-21 (2006) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 Harpur Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1824-1832 |
| Notes: | Demolished, family home of Perkins, Angier March (1799-1881) |
| Name: | Perkins, Loftus (1834-1891) |
| Brief: | Mechanical engineer and inventor. His main achievements were to perfect a high pressure steam engine and a refrigeration system with no moving parts |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Perkins, Angier March (1799-1881) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 148 Abbey Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1887-1891 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Perry, Stephen Joseph (1833-1889) |
| Brief: | Jesuit and astronomer, known for his expeditions to observe eclipses and transits |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 37 Red Lion Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1833 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Perryn, Sir Richard (1723-1803) |
| Brief: | Judge who became baron of the exchequer |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 31 Bedford Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1780-1783 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Perugini [née Dickens], Catherine Elizabeth Macready (1839-1929) |
| Brief: | Painter best known for her portraits of children |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Dickens, Charles John Huffam (1812-1870) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | BMA House |
| Contemp. address: | Tavistock House |
| Resident: | 1851-1860 |
| Notes: | Demolished 1901 |
| Name: | Pether, Henry (~1800-1880) |
| Brief: | Painter famous for his depiction of moonlit scenes of 19th century Britain, Paris and Venice |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 70 Parkway |
| Contemp. address: | 29 Park Street |
| Resident: | 1837 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pethick-Lawrence, Emmeline (1867-1954) |
| Brief: | Women's rights activist and suffragette, treasurer of the Women's Social and Political Union |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Duke's Road |
| Contemp. address: | 20 Somerset Terrace |
| Resident: | 1895-1901 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Peto, Sir (Samuel) Morton, first baronet (1809-1889) |
| Brief: | Civil engineer, builder, railway developer, and MP. His firms built the Reform Club, The Lyceum, Nelson's Column and the Houses of Parliament |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 47 Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1845-1854 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Petre [née Defries], Kathleen Coad [Kay] (1903-1994) |
| Brief: | Motor racing driver who was a star at the English Brooklands track, taking several lap records |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Parkwood House, 58 Elsworthy Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1994 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Petrie [née Urlin], Hilda Mary Isabel (1871-1957) |
| Brief: | Archaeologist who excavated in Egypt, Palestine and Jerusalem |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | For family homes, see Petrie, Sir (William Matthew) Flinders (1853-1942) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Upfleet, Vale of Health |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1935-1939,1947-1957 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Petrie, John Flinders (1907-1972) |
| Brief: | Mathematician who co-discovered infinite warped polyhedra and (finite) warped polyhedra in the fourth dimension |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | For family homes, see Petrie, Sir (William Matthew) Flinders (1853-1942) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Upfleet, Vale of Health |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1935-1939 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Petrie, Sir (William Matthew) Flinders (1853-1942) |
| Brief: | Archaeologist who excavated some of the most important sites in Egypt |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Cannon Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1919-1935 |
| Notes: | LCC blue plaque, family home of Petrie [née Urlin], Hilda Mary Isabel (1871-1957) and Petrie, John Flinders (1907-1972) |
| Name: | Petrie, Sir (William Matthew) Flinders (1853-1942) |
| Brief: | Archaeologist who excavated some of the most important sites in Egypt |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 8 Well Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1911 |
| Notes: | Family home of Petrie [née Urlin], Hilda Mary Isabel (1871-1957) and Petrie, John Flinders (1907-1972) |
| Name: | Pettie, John (1839-1893) |
| Brief: | Painter of historical subjects who enjoyed critical and commercial success |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 37 Fitzroy Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1863-1865 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt in facsimile |
| Name: | Pettie, John (1839-1893) |
| Brief: | Painter of historical subjects who enjoyed critical and commercial success |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 36 Gloucester Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | 37 Gloucester Road |
| Resident: | 1866-1869 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pettie, John (1839-1893) |
| Brief: | Painter of historical subjects who enjoyed critical and commercial success |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 2 Fitzjohn's Avenue (The Lothians) |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1882-1893 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Petty, Florence (1870-1948) |
| Brief: | Cookery writer and broadcaster nicknamed "The Pudding Lady" |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 98 Goldhurst Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1938-1948 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Petty, Florence (1870-1948) |
| Brief: | Cookery writer and broadcaster nicknamed "The Pudding Lady" |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 22 Goldhurst Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1930-1934 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Petty, Florence (1870-1948) |
| Brief: | Cookery writer and broadcaster nicknamed "The Pudding Lady" |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Block 3, Vernon Chambers, Southampton Row |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1918-1920 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Petty, Florence (1870-1948) |
| Brief: | Cookery writer and broadcaster nicknamed "The Pudding Lady" |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 157 Goldhurst Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1936-1937 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pevsner, Sir Nikolaus Bernhard Leon (1902-1983) |
| Brief: | Architectural historian who wrote the monumental 46-volume series, The Buildings of England |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 2 Wildwood Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1936-1983 |
| Notes: | EH blue plaque |
| Name: | Philby, Harold Adrian Russell [Kim] (1912-1988) |
| Brief: | MI6 double agent who spied for the Soviet Union |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 18 Acol Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1925-1934 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Philby, Harold Adrian Russell [Kim] (1912-1988) |
| Brief: | MI6 double agent who spied for the Soviet Union |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Flat 1, 50 West End Lane |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1935 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Philby, Harold Adrian Russell [Kim] (1912-1988) |
| Brief: | MI6 double agent who spied for the Soviet Union |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Flat 22, 107 Belsize Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1936-1937 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Philipps, Jestyn Reginald Austin Plantagenet, Viscount St Davids (1917-1991) |
| Brief: | The first person to raise climate change in the houses of parliament, in 1969. Founder of the Pirate Club on the Regent's Canal |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 15 St Mark's Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1962-1991 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Phillimore, John George (1808-1865) |
| Brief: | Barrister and Liberal Party politician |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 49 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | 62 Gower Street |
| Resident: | 1808 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Phillip, John (1817-1867) |
| Brief: | Painter best known for his portrayals of Spanish life |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 32 Gloucester Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | 39 Gloucester Road |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Phillips, Charles (1787-1859) |
| Brief: | Barrister and writer. His letters to Henry Brougham form a valuable archive of the reforms to criminal procedure of the 1830s |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 39 Gordon Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1849-1859 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Phillips, Charles (1787-1859) |
| Brief: | Barrister and writer. His letters to Henry Brougham form a valuable archive of the reforms to criminal procedure of the 1830s |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 Rosslyn Hill |
| Contemp. address: | South Grove |
| Resident: | 1841 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Phillips, Sir Claude (1846-1924) |
| Brief: | Art historian and critic for The Daily Telegraph and Manchester Guardian, first keeper of the Wallace Collection |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Gloucester Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | Gloster Villa, 4 Gloucester Road |
| Resident: | 1846-1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Phillips, Sir Claude (1846-1924) |
| Brief: | Art historian and critic for The Daily Telegraph and Manchester Guardian, first keeper of the Wallace Collection |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 62 Regent's Park Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871-1881 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Phillips, Stephen (1864-1915) |
| Brief: | Poet and playwright who failed to capitalize on early success |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 164 Haverstock Hill |
| Contemp. address: | 1 Oak Villas |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Phillips, Thomas (1760-1851) |
| Brief: | Surgeon who became wealthy enough in India to buy a sugar plantation in St Vincent for £40,000. He gave away much of his wealth by buying books on a vast scale and donating them to reading rooms and scientific institutes all over England and Wales |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Brunswick Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1822-1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Phillott, Constance (1842-1931) |
| Brief: | Watercolour painter |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Downshire Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1931 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Phillott, Constance (1842-1931) |
| Brief: | Watercolour painter |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 54 Belsize Park Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1888-1891 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Phillott, Constance (1842-1931) |
| Brief: | Watercolour painter |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Bayley Street |
| Contemp. address: | 13 Bedford Street |
| Resident: | 1842 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Phillott, Constance (1842-1931) |
| Brief: | Watercolour painter |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 259 Stanhope Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1868-1881 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Phillott, Constance (1842-1931) |
| Brief: | Watercolour painter |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Dobson Close |
| Contemp. address: | 14 Albion Road |
| Resident: | 1911 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Philp, Elizabeth (1827-1885) |
| Brief: | Singer, music educator and composer remembered for 'How to Sing an English Ballad' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 142 Camden Street |
| Contemp. address: | 19 Camden Terrace |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Philp, Elizabeth (1827-1885) |
| Brief: | Singer, music educator and composer remembered for 'How to Sing an English Ballad' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 67 Gloucester Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871-1885 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Phipps, Charles John (1835-1897) |
| Brief: | Architect best known for designing more than 50 theatres |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 26 Mecklenburgh Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871-1897 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt |
| Name: | Picken, Andrew (1788-1833) |
| Brief: | Novelist, who also wrote under the pseudonym Christopher Keelivine |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Park Village East? |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1833 |
| Notes: | Demolished, location uncertain |
| Name: | Pickersgill, Frederick Richard (1820-1900) |
| Brief: | Painter specialising in historical scenes who contributed the 'Music' section to the frieze around The Royal Albert Hall |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Mornington Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | 36 Mornington Crescent |
| Resident: | 1847-1857 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pickersgill, Frederick Richard (1820-1900) |
| Brief: | Painter specialising in historical scenes who contributed the 'Music' section to the frieze around The Royal Albert Hall |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 8 Leigh Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1839-1847 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pickersgill, Frederick Richard (1820-1900) |
| Brief: | Painter specialising in historical scenes who contributed the 'Music' section to the frieze around The Royal Albert Hall |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Dartmouth Park Hill |
| Contemp. address: | The Elms, Maiden Lane |
| Resident: | 1857-1865 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Pigott [née Kemp], (Emily) Jessie (1851-1900) |
| Brief: | Missionary executed by beheading in China |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 43 Tavistock Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pilbeam, Nova Margery (1919-2015) |
| Brief: | Actress who played leading roles in two Alfred Hitchcock films of the 1930s |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 30 Highgate West Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1959-1965 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pilbeam, Nova Margery (1919-2015) |
| Brief: | Actress who played leading roles in two Alfred Hitchcock films of the 1930s |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 15 Grove Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1982-2012 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pinckard, George (1768-1835) |
| Brief: | Physician and author who established the Bloomsbury Dispensary. Founder of the Medical, Clerical and General Life Assurance Office |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 18 Bloomsbury Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1810-1835 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pinckard, George (1768-1835) |
| Brief: | Physician and author who established the Bloomsbury Dispensary. Founder of the Medical, Clerical and General Life Assurance Office |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 45 Great Russell Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1802-1805 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pinero, Sir Arthur Wing (1855-1934) |
| Brief: | Playwright, best known for 'The Second Mrs Tanqueray' and 'Trelawny of the "Wells"' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 329 High Holborn |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pinkerton, John (1758-1826) |
| Brief: | Antiquarian, cartographer, author [pseuds. Robert Heron, H. Bennet], numismatist, historian and early advocate of Germanic racial supremacy |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | ~14 Tavistock Place |
| Contemp. address: | 9 Tavistock Place |
| Resident: | 1812 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pinkerton, John Maurice McLean (1919-1997) |
| Brief: | Computer engineer, chief engineer for the 6000-valve LEO (Lyons' Electronic Office) and went on to technical roles with English Electric and ICL |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Duke's Road |
| Contemp. address: | 18 Somerset Terrace |
| Resident: | 1919-1923 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pinkerton, John Maurice McLean (1919-1997) |
| Brief: | Computer engineer, chief engineer for the 6000-valve LEO (Lyons' Electronic Office) and went on to technical roles with English Electric and ICL |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 61D Belsize Park |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1952-1955 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pinto, Vivian de Sola (1895-1969) |
| Brief: | Poet, literary critic and historian, an authority on D. H. Lawrence who appeared for the defence in the 1960 Lady Chatterley's Lover trial. |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Fairhaven, 112 Greencroft Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1895 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pinto, Vivian de Sola (1895-1969) |
| Brief: | Poet, literary critic and historian, an authority on D. H. Lawrence who appeared for the defence in the 1960 Lady Chatterley's Lover trial. |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Heathcroft, 8 Heath Drive |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1901-1913 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pinwell, George John (1842-1875) |
| Brief: | Watercolour painter and illustrator who worked for the Dalziel Brothers (e.g. 'Illustrated Goldsmith') |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 52 Adelaide Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pinwell, George John (1842-1875) |
| Brief: | Watercolour painter and illustrator who worked for the Dalziel Brothers (e.g. 'Illustrated Goldsmith') |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 86 Adelaide Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1875 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Piper [née Evans], (Mary) Myfanwy (1911-1997) |
| Brief: | Art critic, editor of 'Axis' and librettist who collaborated with Benjamin Britten |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 28 England's Lane |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1920 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pitman, Sir Henry Alfred (1808-1908) |
| Brief: | Physician, known for his work on reforming medical education. Registrar of the Royal College of Physicians. |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 28 Howland Street |
| Contemp. address: | 41 Howland Street |
| Resident: | 1808 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pitman, Sir Henry Alfred (1808-1908) |
| Brief: | Physician, known for his work on reforming medical education. Registrar of the Royal College of Physicians. |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 28 Gordon Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1881-1885 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pitman, Sir Henry Alfred (1808-1908) |
| Brief: | Physician, known for his work on reforming medical education. Registrar of the Royal College of Physicians. |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 28 Montague Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1841-1856 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pitt, David Thomas, Baron Pitt of Hampstead (1913-1994) |
| Brief: | GP, politician and civil rights campaigner, President of the BMA |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Flat 3, 6 Heath Drive |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1963-1994 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pitt, Percival George [Percy] (1869-1932) |
| Brief: | Organist, conductor, composer and Director of Music of the BBC |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 99 Broadhurst Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1926-1928 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pitt, Percival George [Percy] (1869-1932) |
| Brief: | Organist, conductor, composer and Director of Music of the BBC |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 57 Bartholomew Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1893 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pitt, Percival George [Percy] (1869-1932) |
| Brief: | Organist, conductor, composer and Director of Music of the BBC |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 19 Eton Villas |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1932 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pitt, Percival George [Percy] (1869-1932) |
| Brief: | Organist, conductor, composer and Director of Music of the BBC |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Primrose Hill Studios, Fitzroy Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1932 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pitt, Percival George [Percy] (1869-1932) |
| Brief: | Organist, conductor, composer and Director of Music of the BBC |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Primrose Hill Studios, Fitzroy Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1912-1920 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pitt, Robert (1653-1713) |
| Brief: | Physician who published 'The Craft and Frauds of Physick Expos'd', which attacked apothecaries who sold quack medicines |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Hatton Garden |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1703-1713 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Pitt, William, first earl of Chatham [known as Pitt the elder] (1708-1778) |
| Brief: | Prime Minister during the Seven Years' War and the beginnings of the American War of Independence. |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Pitt House, North End Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1767 |
| Notes: | Demolished, plaque on gatepost |
| Name: | Plath, Sylvia (1932-1963) |
| Brief: | American poet, novelist, and short-story writer (The Colossus and Other Poems, Ariel, The Bell Jar) |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 23 Fitzroy Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1962-1963 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Plath, Sylvia (1932-1963) |
| Brief: | American poet, novelist, and short-story writer (The Colossus and Other Poems, Ariel, The Bell Jar) |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Chalcot Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1960-1961 |
| Notes: | EH blue plaque |
| Name: | Platt, Sir Thomas Joshua (1788-1862) |
| Brief: | Judge who served as a Baron of the Exchequer |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 39 Tavistock Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1832-1846 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Platt, Sir Thomas Joshua (1788-1862) |
| Brief: | Judge who served as a Baron of the Exchequer |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Cartwright Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | 3 Burton Crescent |
| Resident: | 1814-1825 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Platt, Thomas Pell (1798-1852) |
| Brief: | Orientalist and biblical translator |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | near Rosecroft Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | Child's Hill House |
| Resident: | 1813 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Plimsoll, Samuel (1824-1898) |
| Brief: | Politician and inventor of the indicator line to prevent overloading of ships and the rubber-soled canvas shoe |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 32 Hatton Garden |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1857 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Plimsoll, Samuel (1824-1898) |
| Brief: | Politician and inventor of the indicator line to prevent overloading of ships and the rubber-soled canvas shoe |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 9 Harrington Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Plouviez, Peter William (1931-2017) |
| Brief: | Trade union leader, General Secretary of Equity |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 76 Patshull Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1971-1979 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Plouviez, Peter William (1931-2017) |
| Brief: | Trade union leader, General Secretary of Equity |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Bartholomew Villas |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1961-1966 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Plowright, (Oliver) Piers (1937-2021) |
| Brief: | Radio producer, three-times winner of the Prix Italia |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 9A Church Row |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1937-1943 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Plowright, (Oliver) Piers (1937-2021) |
| Brief: | Radio producer, three-times winner of the Prix Italia |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Church Row |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1947-1965 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Plowright, (Oliver) Piers (1937-2021) |
| Brief: | Radio producer, three-times winner of the Prix Italia |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 2A Well Walk |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1978-2012 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Plowright, (Oliver) Piers (1937-2021) |
| Brief: | Radio producer, three-times winner of the Prix Italia |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 24 Parliament Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 2013-2021 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Plowright, (Oliver) Piers (1937-2021) |
| Brief: | Radio producer, three-times winner of the Prix Italia |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 22 Gayton Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1972-1976 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Plumer, Sir Thomas (1753-1824) |
| Brief: | Judge and politician, the first Vice-Chancellor of England and later Master of the Rolls, defence lawyer for Warren Hastings |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 71 Guilford Street |
| Contemp. address: | 1 Upper Guilford Street |
| Resident: | 1799-1817 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Plumer, Sir Thomas (1753-1824) |
| Brief: | Judge and politician, the first Vice-Chancellor of England and later Master of the Rolls, defence lawyer for Warren Hastings |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 92 Guilford Street |
| Contemp. address: | 21 Upper Guilford Street |
| Resident: | 1797-1798 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Plunkett, Edward John Moreton Drax, Baron Dunsany (1878-1957) |
| Brief: | Writer and dramatist who published over 90 volumes of fiction, essays, poems and plays. Some feel his early work laid grounds for the fantasy genre |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 15 Park Square East |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1878 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pocock, Lewis (1808-1882) |
| Brief: | Art patron, co-founder of the Art Union of London, inventor |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 70 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871-1882 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pocock, Lewis (1808-1882) |
| Brief: | Art patron, co-founder of the Art Union of London, inventor |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 10 Gloucester Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | 50 Gloucester Road |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pocock, Lewis (1808-1882) |
| Brief: | Art patron, co-founder of the Art Union of London, inventor |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 126 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | 20 Upper Gower Street |
| Resident: | 1855 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pocock, Lewis (1808-1882) |
| Brief: | Art patron, co-founder of the Art Union of London, inventor |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 28 Gordon Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1868-1869 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pocock, Lewis (1808-1882) |
| Brief: | Art patron, co-founder of the Art Union of London, inventor |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 29 Montague Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1841 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Podro, Michael Isaac (1931-2008) |
| Brief: | Art historian, Warburg Institute and University of Essex |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 23 Buckland Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1962-1965 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Podro, Michael Isaac (1931-2008) |
| Brief: | Art historian, Warburg Institute and University of Essex |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 1 Provost Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1967-2008 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Poe, Edgar Allan (1809-1849) |
| Brief: | Writer, poet, editor, and literary critic known for his tales of mystery and the macabre |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 83 Southampton Row |
| Contemp. address: | 47 Southampton Row |
| Resident: | 1815 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Polidori, Gaetano (1763-1853) |
| Brief: | Writer, translator and scholar who printed the first editions of some poems by Dante Gabriel Rossetti and Christina Rossetti |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 30 Park Village East |
| Contemp. address: | Myrtle Cottage, 15 Park Village East |
| Resident: | 1839-1853 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pollock, Sir (Jonathan) Frederick, first baronet (1783-1870) |
| Brief: | Lawyer, politician and mathematician, Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Queen Square |
| Contemp. address: | Queen Square House |
| Resident: | 1830-1862 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pollock, Sir (Jonathan) Frederick, first baronet (1783-1870) |
| Brief: | Lawyer, politician and mathematician, Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 25 Bedford Row |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1821-1829 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pollock, Sir (Jonathan) Frederick, first baronet (1783-1870) |
| Brief: | Lawyer, politician and mathematician, Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 23 Bernard Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1817 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pond, Arthur (1701-1758) |
| Brief: | Portrait painter, engraver and print seller. His reproductions established widespread British appreciation of Italian classical landscape |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Great Queen Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1758 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Poole, Elizabeth (1820-1906) |
| Brief: | Singer and actress |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 56 Agar Grove |
| Contemp. address: | 27 St Paul's Road |
| Resident: | 1854-1865 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Poole, Elizabeth (1820-1906) |
| Brief: | Singer and actress |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 58 Mornington Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | 58 Mornington Road |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Poole, Henry George (1814-1876) |
| Brief: | Tailor whose family firm was the first to open on Savile Row |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 16 Marchmont Street |
| Contemp. address: | 7 Everett Street |
| Resident: | 1814 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Poole, John (1785-1872) |
| Brief: | Playwright, author of some forty now forgotten plays with the exception of 'Paul Pry' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 67 Highgate Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1872 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Poole, Paul Falconer (1807-1879) |
| Brief: | Painted scenes of rustic life |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | https://victorianweb.org/painting/poole/index.html |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 112 Haverstock Hill |
| Contemp. address: | Glydder House |
| Resident: | 1855-1872 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Poole, Paul Falconer (1807-1879) |
| Brief: | Painted scenes of rustic life |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | https://victorianweb.org/painting/poole/index.html |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 203 Camden Rd |
| Contemp. address: | 43 Camden Road Villas |
| Resident: | 1849-1854 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Poole, Paul Falconer (1807-1879) |
| Brief: | Painted scenes of rustic life |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | https://victorianweb.org/painting/poole/index.html |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 75 Fitzjohn's Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | Uplands, Green Hill |
| Resident: | 1873-1879 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pope [née Leigh], Clara Maria (1767-1838) |
| Brief: | Painter of botanical subjects |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 115 Charlotte Street |
| Contemp. address: | 49 Upper Charlotte Street |
| Resident: | 1789-1793 |
| Notes: | Demolished, for marital homes, see Pope, Alexander (1763-1835) |
| Name: | Pope, Alexander (1763-1835) |
| Brief: | Miniature painter and actor, best known for roles in Shakespeare tragedies |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 40 Keppel Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1817-1818 |
| Notes: | Demolished, marital home of Pope [née Leigh], Clara Maria (1767-1838) |
| Name: | Pope, Alexander (1763-1835) |
| Brief: | Miniature painter and actor, best known for roles in Shakespeare tragedies |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 28 Store Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1819-1824 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt, marital home of Pope [née Leigh], Clara Maria (1767-1838) |
| Name: | Pope, Alexander (1763-1835) |
| Brief: | Miniature painter and actor, best known for roles in Shakespeare tragedies |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 19 Store Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1825-1832 |
| Notes: | Demolished, marital home of Pope [née Leigh], Clara Maria (1767-1838) |
| Name: | Pope, Alexander (1763-1835) |
| Brief: | Miniature painter and actor, best known for roles in Shakespeare tragedies |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 29 Store Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1833-1835 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt, marital home of Pope [née Leigh], Clara Maria (1767-1838) |
| Name: | Pope, Dudley Bernard Egerton (1925-1997) |
| Brief: | Writer of both nautical fiction and history, most notable for his Lord Ramage novels |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Lyncroft Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1957 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pope, Jane (1744-1818) |
| Brief: | Actress painted by James Roberts in the role of Mrs Page in the Merry Wives of Windsor |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 63 Great Queen Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1782-1808 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pope-Hennessy, (Richard) James Arthur (1916-1974) |
| Brief: | Biographer and travel writer, 'London Fabric' won the Hawthornden Prize, victim of notorious murder |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 74 Avenue Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1936-1939 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pope-Hennessy, Sir John Wyndham (1913-1994) |
| Brief: | Museum director and art historian, scholar of Italian Renaissance art, director of the V&A and the British Museum |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 74 Avenue Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1936-1939 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Porrett, Robert (1783-1868) |
| Brief: | Chemist, studies ferrocyanides and thiocyanates and rediscovered electroendosmosis |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 49 Bernard Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1856-1868 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Posner [née Rutenka Weisberg], Ruth (1929-2025) |
| Brief: | Dancer, choreographer and actress, Holocaust survivor |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 62A Belsize Park Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 2008-2025 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pott, Joseph Holden (1758-1847) |
| Brief: | Clergyman, archdeacon of London, a member of the Hackney Phalanx |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 20 Woburn Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1844-1847 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Potter, Francis John (1871-1948) |
| Brief: | Architect who designed the new Hampstead Observatory and the Carlton Tavern in Kilburn |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s) see Potter, George William (1832-1919) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 29 Gayton Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1911 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Potter, Francis John (1871-1948) |
| Brief: | Architect who designed the new Hampstead Observatory and the Carlton Tavern in Kilburn |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s) see Potter, George William (1832-1919) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | The Rook, Sandy Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1924-1948 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Povey, Charles (~1651-1743) |
| Brief: | Pamphleteer, inventor and entrepreneur who operated a local London postal system and founded the Sun Fire Office |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | Belsize House |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | ~1705-1720 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Povey, Thomas (~1613-1705) |
| Brief: | Colonial entrepreneur and administrator, founder member of the Royal Society |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Gate Street |
| Contemp. address: | 4 Gate Street |
| Resident: | 1659-1675 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Powell, Ada Louise (1879-1956) |
| Brief: | Designed and painted pottery in Arts & Crafts style |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | See also Powell, Alfred Hoare (1865-1960) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 40 Mecklenburgh Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1922-1925 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Powell, Ada Louise (1879-1956) |
| Brief: | Designed and painted pottery in Arts & Crafts style |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | See also Powell, Alfred Hoare (1865-1960) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 20 Red Lion Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1907 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Powell, Alfred Hoare (1865-1960) |
| Brief: | Arts and Crafts architect, and designer and painter of pottery |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | See also Powell, Ada Louise (1879-1956) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 9 Bayley Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1925-1940 |
| Notes: | Office & pied a terre? |
| Name: | Powell, Alfred Hoare (1865-1960) |
| Brief: | Arts and Crafts architect, and designer and painter of pottery |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | See also Powell, Ada Louise (1879-1956) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Volta House, Windmill Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1916-1920 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Powell, Anthony Dymoke (1905-2000) |
| Brief: | Writer, best known for his 12-volume work 'A Dance to the Music of Time' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Chester Gate |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1937-1955 |
| Notes: | Anthony Powell Society plaque |
| Name: | Powell, Anthony Dymoke (1905-2000) |
| Brief: | Writer, best known for his 12-volume work 'A Dance to the Music of Time' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 47 Great Ormond Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1935-1936 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Powell, Anthony Dymoke (1905-2000) |
| Brief: | Writer, best known for his 12-volume work 'A Dance to the Music of Time' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 26 Brunswick Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1933-1934 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Powell, Anthony Dymoke (1905-2000) |
| Brief: | Writer, best known for his 12-volume work 'A Dance to the Music of Time' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 33 Tavistock Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1930-1932 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Powell, Frederick York (1850-1904) |
| Brief: | Historian with a special interest in Scandinavian literature, Regius Professor of Modern History at Oxford |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 43 Woburn Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1850-1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Powell, Hugh (1798-1883) |
| Brief: | Designer and maker of microscopes, a pioneer of very high powers in objectives. Powell & Lealand was a major manufacturer of microscopes throughout the 19th century |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | https://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/optics/timeline/people/powell.html |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Werrington Street |
| Contemp. address: | 24 Clarendon Street |
| Resident: | 1832-1846 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Powell, Hugh (1798-1883) |
| Brief: | Designer and maker of microscopes, a pioneer of very high powers in objectives. Powell & Lealand was a major manufacturer of microscopes throughout the 19th century |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | https://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/optics/timeline/people/powell.html |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 170 Euston Road |
| Contemp. address: | 4 Seymour Place |
| Resident: | 1846-1883 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Powell, Richard (1766-1834) |
| Brief: | Physician who gave the first clinical description of Bell's palsy |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 7 Bedford Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1817-1823 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Powlett, Harry, sixth duke of Bolton (1720-1794) |
| Brief: | Naval officer and politician, acquitted in two sensational courts martial |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | Bolton House |
| Resident: | 1770-1794 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Poynter, Sir Edward John (1836-1919) |
| Brief: | Painter, designer, and draughtsman, who served as President of the Royal Academy and director of the National Gallery |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 56 Grafton Way |
| Contemp. address: | 28 Grafton Street |
| Resident: | 1861-1864 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Poynter, Sir Edward John (1836-1919) |
| Brief: | Painter, designer, and draughtsman, who served as President of the Royal Academy and director of the National Gallery |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 62 Great Russell Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1865-1866 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Poynter, Sir Edward John (1836-1919) |
| Brief: | Painter, designer, and draughtsman, who served as President of the Royal Academy and director of the National Gallery |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 106 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1867-1869 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pratt, Charles, first Earl Camden (1714-1794) |
| Brief: | Lawyer, judge and Whig politician who served as Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, Attorney-General and Lord High Chancellor. He began the development of Camden Town on land inherited by his wife. |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 56 Lincoln's Inn Fields |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1756-1758 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pratt, Joseph Bishop (1854-1910) |
| Brief: | Mezzotint engraver known particularly for his engravings of animal and landscape pictures |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 283 Royal College Street |
| Contemp. address: | 4 College Terrace |
| Resident: | 1854 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pratt, Joseph Bishop (1854-1910) |
| Brief: | Mezzotint engraver known particularly for his engravings of animal and landscape pictures |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 24 Kentish Town Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871-1874 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pratt, Joseph Bishop (1854-1910) |
| Brief: | Mezzotint engraver known particularly for his engravings of animal and landscape pictures |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 31 Dartmouth Park Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | Lonsdale House, Dartmouth Park Avenue |
| Resident: | 1878-1890 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pratt, Joseph Bishop (1854-1910) |
| Brief: | Mezzotint engraver known particularly for his engravings of animal and landscape pictures |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 48 Laurier Road? |
| Contemp. address: | Northover, Dartmouth Park Avenue |
| Resident: | 1891-1895 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Pratt, Josiah (1768-1844) |
| Brief: | Evangelical clergyman who opposed the Oxford movement and took part in the formation of the Church Pastoral Aid Society |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 22 Doughty Street |
| Contemp. address: | 1 Doughty Street |
| Resident: | 1798-1826 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pratt, Sir John (1657-1725) |
| Brief: | Judge and politician who served as Lord Chief Justice of England and Chancellor of the Exchequer. Father of Charles Pratt, 1st Earl Camden |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Great Ormond Street |
| Contemp. address: | Ormond Street |
| Resident: | 1725 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Preece, Sir William Henry (1834-1913) |
| Brief: | Electrical engineer and administrator with interests in telegraphy and telephony |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 24 Park Square East |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pressburger, Emeric [Imre Josef] (1902-1988) |
| Brief: | Screenwriter, film director, and producer best known for his collaborations with Michael Powell (e.g. 'The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp', 'A Matter of Life and Death', 'Black Narcissus', 'The Red Shoes') |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 70 Redington Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1947-1956 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Price, (Lillian) Nancy Bache (1880-1970) |
| Brief: | Actress on stage and screen, author and theatre director, a founder of the People's National Theatre |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Endsleigh Place |
| Contemp. address: | 5 Gordon Place |
| Resident: | 1936-1941 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Price, Cedric John (1934-2003) |
| Brief: | Architect, teacher and writer on architecture, designer of the Snowdon Aviary at London Zoo |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 140A Haverstock Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1957-1960 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Price, Harry (1881-1948) |
| Brief: | Writer and psychical researcher, best known for his investigation of the purportedly haunted Borley Rectory in Essex |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 37 Red Lion Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1881 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Price, William Frederick Lake (1810-1896) |
| Brief: | Watercolourist and photographer of elaborately staged scenes from history or literature |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 46 Warren Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1828-1849 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Prichard, James Cowles (1786-1848) |
| Brief: | Physician and ethnologist with broad interests in physical anthropology and psychiatry. He originated the term "senile dementia" |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Woburn Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1848 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Priestley, John Boynton (1894-1984) |
| Brief: | Novelist, playwright, screenwriter, broadcaster and social commentator (The Good Companions) |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 The Grove |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1933-1939 |
| Notes: | EH brown plaque |
| Name: | Priestley, John Boynton (1894-1984) |
| Brief: | Novelist, playwright, screenwriter, broadcaster and social commentator (The Good Companions) |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 27 Well Walk |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1929-1931 |
| Notes: | Hampstead black plaque |
| Name: | Prince, Mary (~1788-1833 or later) |
| Brief: | Freed slave, 'The History of Mary Prince' was the first account of the life of a black slave woman to be published in the United Kingdom |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 4 Keppel Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1829 |
| Notes: | Demolished, Nubian Jak plaque nearby |
| Name: | Pringle, Thomas (1789-1834) |
| Brief: | Poet, journalist and philanthropist, known as the father of South African poetry |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Holly Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1833-1834 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Prior, Edward Schroder (1852-1932) |
| Brief: | Arts & Crafts architect who was a major contributor to the development of the Art Workers Guild, established the School of Architectural Studies at the University of Cambridge |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Bloomsbury Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1885-1889 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pritchard [née Vaughan], Hannah (1709-1768) |
| Brief: | Actress who regularly played opposite David Garrick. Her focus was primarily on the part she played, rather than on herself. |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 67 Great Queen Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1750 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pritchard [née Vaughan], Hannah (1709-1768) |
| Brief: | Actress who regularly played opposite David Garrick. Her focus was primarily on the part she played, rather than on herself. |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 56 Great Queen Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1745 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pritchard, John Craven (1899-1992) |
| Brief: | Furniture manufacturer who managed the company that commissioned the Isokon building |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Flat 32, Isokon, Lawn Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1934-1957 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pritchard, John Craven (1899-1992) |
| Brief: | Furniture manufacturer who managed the company that commissioned the Isokon building |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 37 Belsize Park Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1933-1934 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pritchard, John Craven (1899-1992) |
| Brief: | Furniture manufacturer who managed the company that commissioned the Isokon building |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Compayne Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1899 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pritchett, Sir Victor Sawdon (1900-1997) |
| Brief: | Writer and critic known particularly for his short stories |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 36 Parkhill Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1948-1949 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pritchett, Sir Victor Sawdon (1900-1997) |
| Brief: | Writer and critic known particularly for his short stories |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 12 Regent's Park Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1958-1997 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pritchett, Sir Victor Sawdon (1900-1997) |
| Brief: | Writer and critic known particularly for his short stories |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Rudall Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1934-1936 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Procter [née Shaw], Doris Margaret [Dod] (1890-1972) |
| Brief: | Painter, one of her paintings 'Morning' was bought for the nation by the Daily Mail in 1927. |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14 Greencroft Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | 7 Greencroft Gardens |
| Resident: | 1890-1891 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Procter [née Shaw], Doris Margaret [Dod] (1890-1972) |
| Brief: | Painter, one of her paintings 'Morning' was bought for the nation by the Daily Mail in 1927. |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 32 Elsworthy Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1931-1936 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Procter [née Shaw], Doris Margaret [Dod] (1890-1972) |
| Brief: | Painter, one of her paintings 'Morning' was bought for the nation by the Daily Mail in 1927. |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 26 Primrose Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | 26 Stanley Gardens |
| Resident: | 1929-1930 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Procter, Adelaide Anne [pseud. Mary Berwick] (1825-1864) |
| Brief: | Poet, activist for women's rights and philanthropist. Said to be the favourite poet of Queen Victoria. Her poem, "A Lost Chord", supplied the lyrics for "The Lost Chord" |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 25 Bedford Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1825 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Procter, Bryan Waller (1787-1874) |
| Brief: | Lawyer, Commissioner in Lunacy and poet who published under the pseudonym Barry Cornwall |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 25 Bedford Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1825-1832 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Procter, Bryan Waller (1787-1874) |
| Brief: | Lawyer, Commissioner in Lunacy and poet who published under the pseudonym Barry Cornwall |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | ~112 Southampton Row |
| Contemp. address: | 14 Southampton Row |
| Resident: | 1825 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Procter, Joan Beauchamp (1897-1931) |
| Brief: | Zoologist, first female Curator of Reptiles at London Zoo where she designed Monkey Hill (demolished) and the Reptile House |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 8-9 St Mark's Square |
| Contemp. address: | Flat 1, St Mark's House |
| Resident: | 1926-1931 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Procter, Joan Beauchamp (1897-1931) |
| Brief: | Zoologist, first female Curator of Reptiles at London Zoo where she designed Monkey Hill (demolished) and the Reptile House |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 144 Adelaide Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1924-1925 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Profumo, John Dennis [Jack] (1915-2006) |
| Brief: | Politician whose career ended in 1963 after lying to parliament about his relationship with Christine Keeler - 'the Profumo affair' |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Chester Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1948-1965 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Prothero, Sir George Walter (1848-1922) |
| Brief: | Historian, writer and academic who served as president of the Royal Historical Society and was editor of the Quarterly Review |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 24 Bedford Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1901-1922 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Prout, John Skinner (1805-1876) |
| Brief: | Painter and lithographer who lived for a time in Australia, making sketching tours |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 156 Camden Street |
| Contemp. address: | 12 Camden Terrace |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Prout, John Skinner (1805-1876) |
| Brief: | Painter and lithographer who lived for a time in Australia, making sketching tours |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 22 Rochester Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1859-1867 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Prout, John Skinner (1805-1876) |
| Brief: | Painter and lithographer who lived for a time in Australia, making sketching tours |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 38 St Augustine's Road |
| Contemp. address: | 36 St Augustine's Road |
| Resident: | 1856-1858 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Prout, John Skinner (1805-1876) |
| Brief: | Painter and lithographer who lived for a time in Australia, making sketching tours |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 Leighton Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871-1876 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Prout, John Skinner (1805-1876) |
| Brief: | Painter and lithographer who lived for a time in Australia, making sketching tours |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 43 Marchmont Street |
| Contemp. address: | 7 Marchmont Street |
| Resident: | 1838-1840 |
| Notes: | Marchmont Association plaque |
| Name: | Prout, William (1785-1850) |
| Brief: | Chemist, physician, and natural theologian, remembered for 'Prout's hypothesis' that atomic weights are integer multiples of that of hydrogen |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 8 Southampton Place |
| Contemp. address: | 8 Southampton Street |
| Resident: | 1815-1821 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Prowse, William (1752-1826) |
| Brief: | Naval officer who commanded ships at Cape St Vincent under Jervis, Cape Finisterre under Calder and Trafalgar under Nelson |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 109 Euston Road |
| Contemp. address: | 3 Tonbridge Place |
| Resident: | 1826 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Prynne, William (1600-1669) |
| Brief: | Lawyer, writer, polemicist and political figure. A prominent Puritan opponent of church policy, his attacks caused him to be imprisoned in the Tower of London and have his ears cut off (twice), |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Old Square, Lincoln's Inn |
| Contemp. address: | Garden Court |
| Resident: | 1657-1669 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pugin, Auguste Charles (1768-1832) |
| Brief: | Artist and architectural draughtsman who worked mainly on illustrations for books, such as the 'Microcosm of London' |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 39 Keppel Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1809-1819 |
| Notes: | Demolished, family home of Pugin, Augustus Welby Northmore (1812-1852) |
| Name: | Pugin, Auguste Charles (1768-1832) |
| Brief: | Artist and architectural draughtsman who worked mainly on illustrations for books, such as the 'Microcosm of London' |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 106 Great Russell Street |
| Contemp. address: | 105 Great Russell Street |
| Resident: | 1823-1832 |
| Notes: | Bedford estate plaque |
| Name: | Pugin, Auguste Charles (1768-1832) |
| Brief: | Artist and architectural draughtsman who worked mainly on illustrations for books, such as the 'Microcosm of London' |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 34 Store Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1819-1823 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt, family home of Pugin, Augustus Welby Northmore (1812-1852) |
| Name: | Pugin, Augustus Welby Northmore (1812-1852) |
| Brief: | Architect, writer, and designer, champion of the Gothic revival. Designed the interior of the Palace of Westminster |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Pugin, Auguste Charles (1768-1832) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 106 Great Russell Street |
| Contemp. address: | 105 Great Russell Street |
| Resident: | 1823-1833 |
| Notes: | Bedford estate plaque |
| Name: | Pugin, Edward Welby (1834-1875) |
| Brief: | Architect who designed and completed more than one hundred Catholic churches |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Gordon Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1858-1861 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Puigblanch, Antonio (1755-1840) |
| Brief: | Philologist and politician, author of 'The Inquisition unmasked', which caused his exile from Spain |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | Cranleigh Street |
| Contemp. address: | 51 Johnson Street |
| Resident: | 1840 |
| Notes: | Demolished, location uncertain |
| Name: | Pulling, Alexander (1813-1895) |
| Brief: | Legal writer who was one of the last surviving serjeants-at-law. Frequently represented the City of London both in court and before parliamentary committees |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 5 Endsleigh Place |
| Contemp. address: | 5 Gordon Place |
| Resident: | 1856-1860 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Purcell, John (~1674-1730) |
| Brief: | Physician known for 'A Treatise of Vapours or Hysteric Fits' |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | https://www.bible.ca/psychiatry/a-treatise-of-vapours-or-hysterick-fits-john-purcell-1707ad.htm |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 10 Denmark Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1730 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Purey-Cust, Sir Herbert Edward (1857-1938) |
| Brief: | Royal Navy officer who rose to rank of admiral and Hydrographer to the navy |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 82 Highgate West Hill |
| Contemp. address: | Hollyside, 49 West Hill |
| Resident: | 1912-1938 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Puseley, Daniel (1814-1882) |
| Brief: | Writer, pen name Frank Foster, whose most commercially successful book was 'The Rise and Progress of Australia, Tasmania, and New Zealand' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Rochester Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1851-1882 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Pye, John (1782-1874) |
| Brief: | Engraver, highly regarded by Turner and Landseer, who fought the Royal Academy's refusal to recognise engravers as the equals of painters and sculptors |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 17 Gloucester Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871-1874 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pye, John (1782-1874) |
| Brief: | Engraver, highly regarded by Turner and Landseer, who fought the Royal Academy's refusal to recognise engravers as the equals of painters and sculptors |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 10 St Mark's Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Pyne, James Baker (1800-1870) |
| Brief: | Landscape painter influenced by J. M. W. Turner |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 203 Camden Road |
| Contemp. address: | 43 Camden Road Villas |
| Resident: | 1861-1870 |
| Notes: | |
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