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| Name: | Tagore, Rabindranath (1861-1941) |
| Brief: | Poet, writer, playwright, composer, philosopher, social reformer and painter who reshaped Bengali literature and music |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Villas on the Heath, Vale of Health |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1912 |
| Notes: | LCC blue plaque |
| Name: | Talbert, Bruce James (1838-1881) |
| Brief: | Architect, interior designer and author, best known for his furniture designs for Gillows |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 5 Euston Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1875-1881 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Talbert, Bruce James (1838-1881) |
| Brief: | Architect, interior designer and author, best known for his furniture designs for Gillows |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 98 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1873 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Talbot, Charles, first Baron Talbot of Hensol (1685-1737) |
| Brief: | Lawyer and politician who served as Lord High Chancellor. Co-author of the Yorke-Talbot opinion that slavery was legal. |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 57-58 Lincoln's Inn Fields |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1730-1737 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Talbot, Mary Anne (1778-1808) |
| Brief: | Woman who went as a male soldier and sailor during the French Revolutionary Wars using the name John Taylor |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 57 Lincoln's Inn Fields |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1778 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Talfourd, Sir Thomas Noon (1795-1854) |
| Brief: | Judge, Radical politician, author and playwright (Ion), friend of Charles Dickens |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 56 Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1835-1847 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Talfourd, Sir Thomas Noon (1795-1854) |
| Brief: | Judge, Radical politician, author and playwright (Ion), friend of Charles Dickens |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 67 Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1848-1854 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Tambimuttu, Meary James Thurairajah (1915-1983) |
| Brief: | Tamil poet, editor, critic and publisher, founder of Poetry London magazine |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 45 Howland Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1938 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Tambimuttu, Meary James Thurairajah (1915-1983) |
| Brief: | Tamil poet, editor, critic and publisher, founder of Poetry London magazine |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 19 Regent's Park Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1947-1948 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tambimuttu, Meary James Thurairajah (1915-1983) |
| Brief: | Tamil poet, editor, critic and publisher, founder of Poetry London magazine |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 28 Windmill Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1938 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Tanner, Sir Henry (1849-1935) |
| Brief: | Architect with HM Office of Works, responsible for the Land Registry in Lincoln's Inn Fields and the King Edward Post Office Building |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 27 Robert Street |
| Contemp. address: | 33 Robert Street |
| Resident: | 1849-1861 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Tanner, Sir Henry (1849-1935) |
| Brief: | Architect with HM Office of Works, responsible for the Land Registry in Lincoln's Inn Fields and the King Edward Post Office Building |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Buck Street |
| Contemp. address: | 6 Buck Street |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tanner, Sir Henry (1849-1935) |
| Brief: | Architect with HM Office of Works, responsible for the Land Registry in Lincoln's Inn Fields and the King Edward Post Office Building |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Agar Grove |
| Contemp. address: | 6 St Paul's Road |
| Resident: | 1881 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Tanner, Sir Henry (1849-1935) |
| Brief: | Architect with HM Office of Works, responsible for the Land Registry in Lincoln's Inn Fields and the King Edward Post Office Building |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 31 Rosslyn Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1935 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tanner, Sir Henry (1849-1935) |
| Brief: | Architect with HM Office of Works, responsible for the Land Registry in Lincoln's Inn Fields and the King Edward Post Office Building |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Hampstead Hill Mansions, Downshire Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1925-1930 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tanner, Thomas Hawkes (1824-1871) |
| Brief: | Physician, gynaecologist, medical writer (A Manual of the Practice of Medicine) |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 40 Bloomsbury Street |
| Contemp. address: | 10 Charlotte Street, Bedford Square |
| Resident: | 1847-1862 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tate, Phyllis Margaret Duncan (1911-1987) |
| Brief: | Composer known for forming unusual instrumental combinations |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 12 Heath Hurst Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1952-1987 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tate, Phyllis Margaret Duncan (1911-1987) |
| Brief: | Composer known for forming unusual instrumental combinations |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Alma Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1946-1952 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tate, Phyllis Margaret Duncan (1911-1987) |
| Brief: | Composer known for forming unusual instrumental combinations |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Hampton House, 109 Belsize Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1932-1934 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tatham, Frederick (1805-1878) |
| Brief: | Painter and sculptor, member of the Shoreham Ancients and a follower of Edward Irving |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://www.saxonlodge.net/getperson.php?personID=I0840&tree=Tatham |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 45 Oak Village |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1873-1878 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Taunton, John (1769-1821) |
| Brief: | Surgeon to the London City Dispensary, specialised in hernias |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | ~90 Hatton Garden |
| Contemp. address: | 87 Hatton Garden |
| Resident: | 1817-1821 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Taunton, Sir William Elias (1772-1835) |
| Brief: | Judge who 'made the monotony of his voice impressive and used his sluggishness as a power' |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 28 Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1835 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tawney, Richard Henry (1880-1962) |
| Brief: | Historian and political thinker, highly influential Christian socialist |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Mecklenburgh Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1952-1962 |
| Notes: | GLC blue plaque |
| Name: | Tawney, Richard Henry (1880-1962) |
| Brief: | Historian and political thinker, highly influential Christian socialist |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 44 Mecklenburgh Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1923-1939 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tawney, Richard Henry (1880-1962) |
| Brief: | Historian and political thinker, highly influential Christian socialist |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 26 Mecklenburgh Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1948-1951 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tawney, Richard Henry (1880-1962) |
| Brief: | Historian and political thinker, highly influential Christian socialist |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 28 Parliament Hill Mansions, Lissenden Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1918-1922 |
| Notes: | Lissenden Gardens Tenants Assoc. plaque |
| Name: | Tawney, Richard Henry (1880-1962) |
| Brief: | Historian and political thinker, highly influential Christian socialist |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 17 Mecklenburgh Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1913-1915 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tayler, (John) Frederick (1802-1889) |
| Brief: | Watercolour painter of 'elegant' sporting and pastoral scenes |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 63 Gascony Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1889 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tayler, (John) Frederick (1802-1889) |
| Brief: | Watercolour painter of 'elegant' sporting and pastoral scenes |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 38 Avenue Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1867-1881 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Taylor [née Ionn], Janet (1804-1870) |
| Brief: | Astronomer, navigation expert, mathematician, meteorologist and founder of the George Taylor Nautical Academy. Author of astronomy and navigation works, supplier of nautical instruments |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | near Harpur Street |
| Contemp. address: | 6 East Street |
| Resident: | 1833-1835 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Taylor, Alan John Percivale (1906-1990) |
| Brief: | Historian who became well known to millions through his television lectures |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 St Mark's Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1955-1978 |
| Notes: | EH blue plaque |
| Name: | Taylor, Alan John Percivale (1906-1990) |
| Brief: | Historian who became well known to millions through his television lectures |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 32 Twisden Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1977 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Taylor, Alfred Swaine (1806-1880) |
| Brief: | Toxicologist and medical writer who has been called the 'father of British forensic medicine' |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Chester Gate |
| Contemp. address: | 3 Cambridge Place |
| Resident: | 1834-1851 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Taylor, Charles (1756-1823) |
| Brief: | Engraver and biblical scholar who produced an English edition of Calmet's 'Dictionnaire historique et critique de la Bible' |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 114 High Holborn |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1778-1780 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Taylor, Charles (1756-1823) |
| Brief: | Engraver and biblical scholar who produced an English edition of Calmet's 'Dictionnaire historique et critique de la Bible' |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | ~112 Hatton Garden |
| Contemp. address: | 108 Hatton Garden |
| Resident: | 1796-1823 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Taylor, Dame Elizabeth Rosemond (1932-2011) |
| Brief: | Actress, a Hollywood screen legend and the world's highest paid movie star in the 1960s |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 11 Squire's Mount |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1972 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Taylor, Edgar (1793-1839) |
| Brief: | Solicitor and author, the first translator of the Brothers Grimm's fairy tales |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 40 Bedford Row |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1838-1839 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Taylor, Edgar (1793-1839) |
| Brief: | Solicitor and author, the first translator of the Brothers Grimm's fairy tales |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 10 Powis Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1825-1829 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Taylor, Edward (1784-1863) |
| Brief: | Lecturer and writer on music, Gresham Professor of Music |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Regent Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1839-1847 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Taylor, Frances Margaret (1832-1900) |
| Brief: | Journalist and Roman Catholic nun known as Mother Magdalen, nursed the wounded in the Crimean War, editor of 'The Lamp' and 'The Month', founder of the congregation of the Poor Servants of the Mother of God |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Oxenholme Estate |
| Contemp. address: | 4 Houghton Place |
| Resident: | 1861-1869 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Taylor, Frances Margaret (1832-1900) |
| Brief: | Journalist and Roman Catholic nun known as Mother Magdalen, nursed the wounded in the Crimean War, editor of 'The Lamp' and 'The Month', founder of the congregation of the Poor Servants of the Mother of God |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 10 St Mark's Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1854 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Taylor, George Ledwell (1789-1873) |
| Brief: | Architect and landowner, surveyor of buildings to the naval department, architect and joint surveyor to the Regent's Canal Railway Company |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 53 Bedford Square |
| Contemp. address: | 52 Bedford Square |
| Resident: | 1821-1822 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Taylor, John (1779-1863) |
| Brief: | Metal mining engineer, manager and entrepreneur, one of the founders of the University of London and the British Association for the Advancement of Science |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 31 Chester Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1854-1863 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Taylor, Sir Herbert (1775-1839) |
| Brief: | Courtier and army officer, Master of St Katharine's Hospital |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Cumberland Green, Regent's Park |
| Contemp. address: | St Katharine's Lodge |
| Resident: | 1827-1839 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Taylor, William Benjamin Sarsfield (1781-1850) |
| Brief: | Painter of landscapes and military subjects, also wrote a history of Dublin University |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | near Red Lion Street |
| Contemp. address: | 20 Featherstone Buildings |
| Resident: | 1833-1845 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Taylor, William Benjamin Sarsfield (1781-1850) |
| Brief: | Painter of landscapes and military subjects, also wrote a history of Dublin University |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 1 Robert Street |
| Contemp. address: | 46 Robert Street |
| Resident: | 1847 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Taylor, William Joseph (1802-1885) |
| Brief: | Medallist and engraver whose firm produced virtually all the medals in London during the mid-nineteenth century |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Kingsway |
| Contemp. address: | 33 Little Queen Street |
| Resident: | 1851-1861 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Taylor, William Joseph (1802-1885) |
| Brief: | Medallist and engraver whose firm produced virtually all the medals in London during the mid-nineteenth century |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 70 Red Lion Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871-1885 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Tebb, William (1830-1917) |
| Brief: | Surveyor, estate agent, anti-slavery and anti-vaccination activist, co-founder of the London Association for the Prevention of Premature Burial |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Prince Albert Road |
| Contemp. address: | 7 Albert Road |
| Resident: | 1881 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tebb, William (1830-1917) |
| Brief: | Surveyor, estate agent, anti-slavery and anti-vaccination activist, co-founder of the London Association for the Prevention of Premature Burial |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 20 Rochester Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Tegg, William (1816-1895) |
| Brief: | Publisher of schoolbooks, children's literature, humour, reference works and practical manuals |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Doughty Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1852-1895 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tempest, Dame Marie [real name Susan Mary Etherington] (1864-1942) |
| Brief: | Soprano singer who became a leading comic actress and toured widely in North America and elsewhere |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Cumberland Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | 4 Cumberland Terrace |
| Resident: | 1910 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt as flats behind facade |
| Name: | Temple, Sir Richard, 1st baronet (1826-1902) |
| Brief: | Colonial administrator, Governor of Bombay |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | near Heath Brow |
| Contemp. address: | Heath Brow |
| Resident: | 1891-1902 |
| Notes: | Demolished, location uncertain |
| Name: | Temple, Sir Richard, 1st baronet (1826-1902) |
| Brief: | Colonial administrator, Governor of Bombay |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Ellel House, 14 Ellerdale Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1881 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tennant, Christopher Grey, 2nd Baron Glenconner (1899-1983) |
| Brief: | Peer, businessman and Royal Navy officer, head of SOE, Cairo during WWII |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Chester Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1937-1956 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tennant, Christopher Grey, 2nd Baron Glenconner (1899-1983) |
| Brief: | Peer, businessman and Royal Navy officer, head of SOE, Cairo during WWII |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Admiral's House, Admiral's Walk |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1931-1934 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tennant, Dorothy [Dolly], Lady Stanley (1855-1926) |
| Brief: | Painter and illustrator, best known for drawings of London street children |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 62 Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1855-1868 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Tennant, Dudley Trevor (1900-1980) |
| Brief: | Sculptor (Godiva and Peeping Tom Clock in Coventry) |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://sculpture.gla.ac.uk/view/person.php?id=ann_1288733819 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 30 Gloucester Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | 30 Gloucester Road |
| Resident: | 1900-1901 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Tennant, Dudley Trevor (1900-1980) |
| Brief: | Sculptor (Godiva and Peeping Tom Clock in Coventry) |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://sculpture.gla.ac.uk/view/person.php?id=ann_1288733819 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 14b Downshire Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1955-1964 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tennant, Dudley Trevor (1900-1980) |
| Brief: | Sculptor (Godiva and Peeping Tom Clock in Coventry) |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://sculpture.gla.ac.uk/view/person.php?id=ann_1288733819 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 19 St Mark's Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1951-1953 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tennant, Emma Christina (1937-2017) |
| Brief: | Novelist, journalist and magazine editor whose fiction showed a post-modern approach, often imbued with fantasy or magic |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Chester Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1937-1956 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tennyson, Alfred, first Baron Tennyson (1809-1892) |
| Brief: | Poet Laureate during much of Queen Victoria's reign who remains one of the most popular British poets |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 25 Mornington Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | 12 Mornington Crescent |
| Resident: | 1837 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tennyson, Alfred, first Baron Tennyson (1809-1892) |
| Brief: | Poet Laureate during much of Queen Victoria's reign who remains one of the most popular British poets |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 225 Hampstead Road |
| Contemp. address: | 25 Mornington Place |
| Resident: | 1848-1850 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Tennyson, Alfred, first Baron Tennyson (1809-1892) |
| Brief: | Poet Laureate during much of Queen Victoria's reign who remains one of the most popular British poets |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 58 Lincoln's Inn Fields |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1849 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Ternan, Ellen Lawless (1839-1914) |
| Brief: | Actress in a theatrical family, widely considered to be the mistress of Charles Dickens |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Oxenholme Estate |
| Contemp. address: | 2 Houghton Place |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Terry, Dame Ellen Alice (1847-1928) |
| Brief: | The leading English actress of her day. Her ashes are kept in a silver chalice in the actors' church, St Paul's, Covent Garden |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 20 Taviton Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1875 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Terry, Dame Ellen Alice (1847-1928) |
| Brief: | The leading English actress of her day. Her ashes are kept in a silver chalice in the actors' church, St Paul's, Covent Garden |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 200 Stanhope Street |
| Contemp. address: | 92 Stanhope Street |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Terry, Dame Ellen Alice (1847-1928) |
| Brief: | The leading English actress of her day. Her ashes are kept in a silver chalice in the actors' church, St Paul's, Covent Garden |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 221 Camden Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1876 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Terry, Fred (1863-1933) |
| Brief: | Actor and theatrical manager, remembered for his lead role in The Scarlet Pimpernel. |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Flat 90, Bedford Court Mansions |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1911 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Terry, Fred (1863-1933) |
| Brief: | Actor and theatrical manager, remembered for his lead role in The Scarlet Pimpernel. |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 Primrose Hill Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1913-1933 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Teulon, Samuel Sanders (1812-1873) |
| Brief: | Gothic Revival architect whose many country houses and churches include St Stephen's Church, Rosslyn Hill and the Buxton memorial fountain in Victoria Tower Gardens, Westminster |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 2 Lansdowne Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | 2 Lansdowne Place |
| Resident: | 1851-1861 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Teulon, Samuel Sanders (1812-1873) |
| Brief: | Gothic Revival architect whose many country houses and churches include St Stephen's Church, Rosslyn Hill and the Buxton memorial fountain in Victoria Tower Gardens, Westminster |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Tensleys, The Green |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1871-1873 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Teulon, Samuel Sanders (1812-1873) |
| Brief: | Gothic Revival architect whose many country houses and churches include St Stephen's Church, Rosslyn Hill and the Buxton memorial fountain in Victoria Tower Gardens, Westminster |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | ~3 Millman Street |
| Contemp. address: | 18 Millman Street |
| Resident: | 1841-1847 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Teulon, William Milford (1823-1900) |
| Brief: | Minor architect and landscape designer |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Endsleigh Court, Upper Woburn Place |
| Contemp. address: | 18 Upper Woburn Place |
| Resident: | 1871-1881 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Teulon, William Milford (1823-1900) |
| Brief: | Minor architect and landscape designer |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 42 Guilford Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1854-1867 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Thackeray, William Makepeace (1811-1863) |
| Brief: | Novelist known for his satirical works, particularly 'Vanity Fair' and 'The Luck of Barry Lyndon' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Coram Street |
| Contemp. address: | 13 Great Coram Street |
| Resident: | 1840-1843 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Thelwall, Algernon Sydney (1795-1863) |
| Brief: | Clergyman and teacher of elocution, founder of the Trinitarian Bible Society, anti-Catholic who opposed the Maynooth seminary Grant |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 43 Torrington Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1861-1863 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Thelwall, John (1764-1834) |
| Brief: | Orator, writer, political reformer, journalist, poet, elocutionist and speech therapist |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 40 Bedford Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1806-1813 |
| Notes: | EH blue plaque |
| Name: | Thelwall, John (1764-1834) |
| Brief: | Orator, writer, political reformer, journalist, poet, elocutionist and speech therapist |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 54 Albany Street |
| Contemp. address: | 27 Albany Street |
| Resident: | 1832-1833 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Theobald, Lewis (1688-1744) |
| Brief: | Literary editor and writer, landmark figure both in the history of Shakespeare studies and literary satire |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Great Russell Street |
| Contemp. address: | Wyan's Court |
| Resident: | 1744 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Thirkettle, Joan (1947-1996) |
| Brief: | Journalist, broadcaster and writer, one of the first female reporters to work for ITN |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 39 Gloucester Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1996 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Thirsk [née Watkins], (Irene) Joan (1922-2013) |
| Brief: | Economic and social historian, specialising in the history of agriculture. Decrypted Enigma ciphers at Bletchley Park during WWII. |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 16 Fitzroy Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1922 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Thistlethwayte [née Bell], Laura Eliza Jane Seymour (1831-1894) |
| Brief: | Courtesan and lay preacher |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | near West End Green |
| Contemp. address: | Woodbine Cottage, Fortune Green Lane |
| Resident: | 1891-1894 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Thomas, (Walter) Brandon (1848-1914) |
| Brief: | Actor, playwright and songwriter, best known as the author of the farce 'Charley's Aunt' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 47 Gordon Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1913-1914 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Thomas, Dylan Marlais (1914-1953) |
| Brief: | Poet ('Do not go gentle into that good night' and play for voices: 'Under Milk Wood') |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 54 Delancey Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1951-1952 |
| Notes: | GLC blue plaque |
| Name: | Thomas, Dylan Marlais (1914-1953) |
| Brief: | Poet ('Do not go gentle into that good night' and play for voices: 'Under Milk Wood') |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 8 Conway Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1941 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Thomas, Margaret Haig, Viscountess Rhondda (1883-1958) |
| Brief: | Businesswoman and militant suffragette, director of 33 companies, first female president of the Institute of Directors', founder of Time and Tide magazine, chaired the Six Point Group |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1B Bay Tree Lodge, Frognal |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1932-1938 |
| Notes: | Later 1B & 2 |
| Name: | Thomas, Peter Kynaston (1926-2008) |
| Brief: | Neurologist, author, teacher and administrator. He founded the department of neurology at the Royal Free Hospital and led research projects on nerve degeneration |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 33 West Hill Park |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 2008 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Thomas, Peter Kynaston (1926-2008) |
| Brief: | Neurologist, author, teacher and administrator. He founded the department of neurology at the Royal Free Hospital and led research projects on nerve degeneration |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 28G Fitzjohn's Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1953-1955 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Thompson, Eric Norman (1929-1982) |
| Brief: | Actor, scriptwriter and stage director best remembered for scripting and narrating 'The Magic Roundabout' on BBC TV |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 31 Crediton Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1970-1982 |
| Notes: | Family home of Law, Phyllida Ann (1932-2026) |
| Name: | Thompson, Eric Norman (1929-1982) |
| Brief: | Actor, scriptwriter and stage director best remembered for scripting and narrating 'The Magic Roundabout' on BBC TV |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 15 Lymington Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1960-1965 |
| Notes: | Family home of Law, Phyllida Ann (1932-2026) |
| Name: | Thompson, Silvanus Phillips (1851-1916) |
| Brief: | Physicist and electrical engineer, teacher and writer of popular physics texts, first President of what became the British Institute of Radiology |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 88 Compayne Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | Morland, Chislett Road |
| Resident: | 1891-1916 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Thompson, Sir Henry, first baronet (1820-1904) |
| Brief: | Surgeon, expert on kidney stones, campaigner for cremation, gastronome, collector of blue and white porcelain, amateur painter who exhibited at the RA. |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Primrose Hill Studios, Fitzroy Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1879-1880 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Thompson, Theophilus (1807-1860) |
| Brief: | Physician credited with introducing cod-liver oil into England and one of the first to adopt the stethoscope |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 Bedford Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1845-1860 |
| Notes: | Family home of Symes-Thompson, Edmund (1837-1906) |
| Name: | Thompson, Theophilus (1807-1860) |
| Brief: | Physician credited with introducing cod-liver oil into England and one of the first to adopt the stethoscope |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 15 Keppel Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1832-1844 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Thompson, William Marcus (1857-1907) |
| Brief: | Journalist and barrister, editor of Reynolds's Newspaper, LCC member |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 14 Tavistock Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1907 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Thomson [formerly Thompson], James (1834-1882) |
| Brief: | Poet and satirist who used the the pseudonym Bysshe Vanolis or B.V. and is remembered for the long poem 'The City of Dreadful Night' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Huntley Street |
| Contemp. address: | 35 Alfred Street |
| Resident: | 1878 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Thomson, David Robert Alexander (1914-1988) |
| Brief: | Writer and BBC radio producer, his 1983 memoir is 'In Camden Town' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 22 Regent's Park Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1957-1988 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Thomson, George Malcolm (1899-1996) |
| Brief: | Journalist, Scottish nationalist, campaigner against the Catholic church |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 3 Holly Terrace, Mount Vernon |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1931-1938 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Thomson, George Malcolm (1899-1996) |
| Brief: | Journalist, Scottish nationalist, campaigner against the Catholic church |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 5 The Mount Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1975-1980 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Thomson, James (1788-1850) |
| Brief: | Engraver, known for his portraits in dot and stipple style |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 119 Albany Street |
| Contemp. address: | 97 Albany Street |
| Resident: | 1834-1850 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Thorgerson, Storm Elvin (1944-2013) |
| Brief: | Graphic designer and music video director who created many of the most famous rock music album covers, especially those for Pink Floyd |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 27 Inglewood Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 2013 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Thornbury, (George) Walter (1828-1876) |
| Brief: | Writer, biographer and historian remembered for first two volumes of 'Old and New London' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 44 South Hill Park |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1876 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Thorne, James (1815-1881) |
| Brief: | Topographical writer and antiquary, best known for his 'Handbook to the Environs of London', a painstakingly detailed survey of the topography, buildings, and historic remains for 20 miles around London |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 52 Fortess Road |
| Contemp. address: | 11 Fortess Terrace |
| Resident: | 1861-1881 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Thornton, Robert John (1767-1837) |
| Brief: | Physician and botanical writer who ruined himself with a hugely ambitious literary speculation 'A New Illustration of the Sexual System of Carolus Von Linnaeus' |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 42 Howland Street |
| Contemp. address: | 36 Howland Street |
| Resident: | 1830-1837 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Thornycroft [née Francis], Mary (1809-1895) |
| Brief: | Sculptor who created numerous busts and statues for Queen VIctoria, chiefly of the royal children |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Francis, John (1780-1861) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 171 Stanhope Street |
| Contemp. address: | 39 Stanhope Street |
| Resident: | 1845-1860 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Thornycroft [née Francis], Mary (1809-1895) |
| Brief: | Sculptor who created numerous busts and statues for Queen VIctoria, chiefly of the royal children |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Francis, John (1780-1861) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 112 Albany Street |
| Contemp. address: | 56 Albany Street |
| Resident: | 1840-1844 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Thornycroft, Sir (William) Hamo (1850-1925) |
| Brief: | Sculptor who created many prominent statues including Oliver Cromwell outside the Palace of Westminster |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Thornycroft, Thomas (1815-1885) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 16 Redington Road |
| Contemp. address: | One Oak, Redington Road |
| Resident: | 1901-1911 |
| Notes: | Memorial plaque |
| Name: | Thornycroft, Sir (William) Hamo (1850-1925) |
| Brief: | Sculptor who created many prominent statues including Oliver Cromwell outside the Palace of Westminster |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s), see Thornycroft, Thomas (1815-1885) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 47 Marlborough Mansions, Cannon Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1917-1922 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Thornycroft, Thomas (1815-1885) |
| Brief: | Sculptor and engineer ('Boadicea and Her Daughters' near Westminster Bridge, 'Commerce' for the Albert Memorial) |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 112 Albany Street |
| Contemp. address: | 56 Albany Street |
| Resident: | 1837-1844 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Thornycroft, Thomas (1815-1885) |
| Brief: | Sculptor and engineer ('Boadicea and Her Daughters' near Westminster Bridge, 'Commerce' for the Albert Memorial) |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 171 Stanhope Street |
| Contemp. address: | 39 Stanhope Street |
| Resident: | 1845-1860 |
| Notes: | Demolished, family home of Thornycroft, Sir (William) Hamo (1850-1925) |
| Name: | Thorold, Anthony Wilson (1825-1895) |
| Brief: | Vicar of St. Pancras, Rector of St Giles-in-the-Fields, later Bishop of Winchester |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 31 Gordon Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1876 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Thorold, Anthony Wilson (1825-1895) |
| Brief: | Vicar of St. Pancras, Rector of St Giles-in-the-Fields, later Bishop of Winchester |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 16 Bedford Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Thurloe, John (1616-1668) |
| Brief: | Politician who served as secretary to the council of state in Protectorate England, spymaster for Oliver Cromwell, and Postmaster General |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Dial Court, Lincoln's Inn |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1659-1668 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Thurloe, John (1616-1668) |
| Brief: | Politician who served as secretary to the council of state in Protectorate England, spymaster for Oliver Cromwell, and Postmaster General |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 24 Old Buildings, Lincoln's Inn |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1646-1659 |
| Notes: | Demolished, Cromwell Assoc. plaque on Chancery Lane |
| Name: | Thurlow, Edward, first Baron Thurlow (1731-1806) |
| Brief: | Lawyer and politician, Lord High Chancellor under four Prime Ministers. The great seal of England was stolen from his house. |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 46 Great Ormond Street |
| Contemp. address: | 45 Great Ormond Street |
| Resident: | 1778-1784 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Tickell, Edward Jerrard (1905-1966) |
| Brief: | Writer of novels and historical books on WWII including the memoirs of SOE agent Odette Hallowes |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Hilgrove Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1939-1966 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Tidey, Daniel (1816-1882) |
| Brief: | Builder of many of the large, stucco, semi-detached houses that are characteristic of Belsize Park |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://londonhistorians.wordpress.com/2018/05/15/belsize-park/ |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 19 Buckland Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tidey, Daniel (1816-1882) |
| Brief: | Builder of many of the large, stucco, semi-detached houses that are characteristic of Belsize Park |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://londonhistorians.wordpress.com/2018/05/15/belsize-park/ |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | The Washington, 50 England's Lane |
| Contemp. address: | Washington Hotel, Elizabeth Terrace |
| Resident: | 1871 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tidey, Daniel (1816-1882) |
| Brief: | Builder of many of the large, stucco, semi-detached houses that are characteristic of Belsize Park |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://londonhistorians.wordpress.com/2018/05/15/belsize-park/ |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 29 Belsize Lane |
| Contemp. address: | Belsize Tavern, 1 Upper Belsize Terrace |
| Resident: | 1881-1882 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tidey, Henry (1814-1872) |
| Brief: | Successful portrait-painter, especially of children |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 30 Percy Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1855-1872 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tietjens [Titiens], (Johanna) Therese Carolina (1831-1877) |
| Brief: | Singer of opera and oratorio considered by some the finest dramatic soprano of the second half of the C19 |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 139 Finchley Road |
| Contemp. address: | 51 Finchley New Road |
| Resident: | 1869-1877 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Tilden, Sir William Augustus (1842-1926) |
| Brief: | Chemist who discovered that isoprene could be made from turpentine but failed to make commercially viable synthetic rubber |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 27 Arlington Road |
| Contemp. address: | 63 Arlington Street |
| Resident: | 1842 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tilley, Vesta, Lady de Frece (1864-1952) |
| Brief: | Music hall performer, often as a male impersonator such as 'Burlington Bertie' |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Flat 26, Bedford Court Mansions |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1911 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tillotson [née Constable], Kathleen Mary (1906-2001) |
| Brief: | Historian and literary critic, author of 'Dickens at work' and editor of Vol 4 of the letters of Charles Dickens |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 23 Tanza Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1937-1996 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tillotson [née Constable], Kathleen Mary (1906-2001) |
| Brief: | Historian and literary critic, author of 'Dickens at work' and editor of Vol 4 of the letters of Charles Dickens |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Coram Mansions, 64-66 Millman Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1935-1936 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tillotson [née Constable], Kathleen Mary (1906-2001) |
| Brief: | Historian and literary critic, author of 'Dickens at work' and editor of Vol 4 of the letters of Charles Dickens |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | near St Edmunds Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | 1 Guinness Court, St Edmunds Terrace |
| Resident: | 1996-2001 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Tillotson, Geoffrey (1905-1969) |
| Brief: | Literary scholar, Professor of English Literature at Birkbeck College |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Coram Mansions, 64-66 Millman Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1935-1936 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tillotson, Geoffrey (1905-1969) |
| Brief: | Literary scholar, Professor of English Literature at Birkbeck College |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 23 Tanza Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1937-1969 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tiltman, John Hessell (1894-1982) |
| Brief: | Intelligence officer, considered one of Bletchley Park's finest cryptanalysts. Retired from GCHQ as a Brigadier and became consultant to the NSA |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 70 Torrington Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1894 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Tiltman, John Hessell (1894-1982) |
| Brief: | Intelligence officer, considered one of Bletchley Park's finest cryptanalysts. Retired from GCHQ as a Brigadier and became consultant to the NSA |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 51 Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1901 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Tiltman, John Hessell (1894-1982) |
| Brief: | Intelligence officer, considered one of Bletchley Park's finest cryptanalysts. Retired from GCHQ as a Brigadier and became consultant to the NSA |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 39 Frognal |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1905-1910 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tindal, Matthew (1657-1733) |
| Brief: | Freethinker and religious controversialist. His 'Christianity as old as the Creation' was the ultimate statement of the deist understanding of Christianity |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Dorrington Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1733 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain |
| Name: | Tindal, Sir Nicholas Conyngham (1776-1846) |
| Brief: | Judge and lawyer who successfully defended Queen Caroline of Brunswick at her trial for adultery |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 9 Brunswick Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1821-1825 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Tindal, Sir Nicholas Conyngham (1776-1846) |
| Brief: | Judge and lawyer who successfully defended Queen Caroline of Brunswick at her trial for adultery |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 44 Bedford Square |
| Contemp. address: | 43 Bedford Square |
| Resident: | 1831-1846 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tindal, Sir Nicholas Conyngham (1776-1846) |
| Brief: | Judge and lawyer who successfully defended Queen Caroline of Brunswick at her trial for adultery |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Erskine House |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1841 |
| Notes: | Part demolished and much altered |
| Name: | Tindall, Gillian (1938-2025) |
| Brief: | Author, journalist and historian, best known for her history of Kentish Town 'The Fields Beneath' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 27 Leighton Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1965-2025 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tindall, Gillian (1938-2025) |
| Brief: | Author, journalist and historian, best known for her history of Kentish Town 'The Fields Beneath' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 30 Park Village East |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1938-1939 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tinniswood, Peter (1936-2003) |
| Brief: | Comic novelist and dramatist, best known for his work on TW3 and 'The Frost Report' and writing the TV series 'I Didn't Know You Cared' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 15 Narcissus Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1963-1965 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tinniswood, Peter (1936-2003) |
| Brief: | Comic novelist and dramatist, best known for his work on TW3 and 'The Frost Report' and writing the TV series 'I Didn't Know You Cared' |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 28 Laurier Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1963 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tite, Sir William (1798-1873) |
| Brief: | Architect of the Royal Exchange and several railway stations and cemeteries, twice President of the Royal Institute of British Architects |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 25 Bedford Way |
| Contemp. address: | 25 Upper Bedford Place |
| Resident: | 1833-1849 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Titmus, Frederick John [Fred] (1932-2011) |
| Brief: | Cricketer, whose first-class career spanned 5 decades, 2,500 wickets and 20,000 runs |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | ~166 Chalton Street |
| Contemp. address: | 58 Stibbington Street |
| Resident: | 1932 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Tod, James (1782-1835) |
| Brief: | Officer of the British East India Company and an Oriental scholar, remembered for publishing 'Annals and Antiquities of Rajast'han' |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 17 Cumberland Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | 6 Cumberland Terrace |
| Resident: | 1835 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tomalin, Nicholas (1931-1973) |
| Brief: | Journalist, broadcaster and writer, killed in the Golan Heights while reporting on the Arab-Israeli War |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 57 Gloucester Crescent |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1964-1973 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tomalin, Nicholas (1931-1973) |
| Brief: | Journalist, broadcaster and writer, killed in the Golan Heights while reporting on the Arab-Israeli War |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 66 Regent's Park Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1956-1958 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tomkins, Peltro William (1759-1840) |
| Brief: | Engraver and draughtsman, drawing-master to the daughters of George III |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 23 Osnaburgh Street |
| Contemp. address: | 25 Osnaburgh Street |
| Resident: | 1832-1840 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Tomkins, Peltro William (1759-1840) |
| Brief: | Engraver and draughtsman, drawing-master to the daughters of George III |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 28 Howland Street |
| Contemp. address: | 41 Howland Street |
| Resident: | 1830-1831 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Tomlinson, Charles (1808-1897) |
| Brief: | Meteorologist, science teacher and author of 'The Student's Manual of Natural Philosophy' |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 30 Euston Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1845-1846 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Tooke, Thomas (1774-1858) |
| Brief: | Economist who wrote about money and economic statistics, supporter of the free-trade and a director of the London and Birmingham Railway |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 12 Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1806-1824 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Tooke, William (1744-1820) |
| Brief: | Historian, writer and translator, clergyman in St Petersburg, he published several multi-volume histories of Russia |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Guilford Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1820 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Tooke, William (1744-1820) |
| Brief: | Historian, writer and translator, clergyman in St Petersburg, he published several multi-volume histories of Russia |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 34 Great Ormond Street |
| Contemp. address: | 39 Great Ormond Street |
| Resident: | 1795-1820 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Tooke, William (1777-1863) |
| Brief: | Lawyer and promoter of arts and literature, active in the founding of University College London and the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 12 Russell Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1830-1863 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Topham, Francis William [Frank] (1808-1877) |
| Brief: | Watercolour painter and engraver who was a member of Dickens's amateur theatrical company |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 110 Camden Road |
| Contemp. address: | 9 Brecknock Place |
| Resident: | 1840-1841 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Topham, Francis William [Frank] (1808-1877) |
| Brief: | Watercolour painter and engraver who was a member of Dickens's amateur theatrical company |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 94 Fortess Road |
| Contemp. address: | 32 Fortess Terrace |
| Resident: | 1851-1854 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Topham, Francis William [Frank] (1808-1877) |
| Brief: | Watercolour painter and engraver who was a member of Dickens's amateur theatrical company |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 86 Adelaide Road |
| Contemp. address: | Warwick House |
| Resident: | 1869-1875 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Topham, Francis William [Frank] (1808-1877) |
| Brief: | Watercolour painter and engraver who was a member of Dickens's amateur theatrical company |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 Arkwright Road |
| Contemp. address: | Dinas |
| Resident: | 1875-1877 |
| Notes: | Hampstead Plaque Fund plaque |
| Name: | Torchinsky [Torch], Sidney (1908-1990) |
| Brief: | Organist, composer, conductor and arranger. Chief organist in a number of London cinemas. Conducted the BBC Concert Orchestra for over 20 years. |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 27 Tottenham Court Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1908-1911 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Towner, Donald Chisholm (1903-1985) |
| Brief: | Collector and historian of British ceramics and painter |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 8 Church Row |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1941-1985 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Towner, Donald Chisholm (1903-1985) |
| Brief: | Collector and historian of British ceramics and painter |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 20 Holly Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1935 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Townshend, George John Patrick Dominic (1916-2010) |
| Brief: | Chairman of Anglia TV, deputy lieutenant of Norfolk, held a peerage longer than any other peer in history |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 78 Avenue Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1916 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Towse, Sir (Ernest) Beachcroft Beckwith (1864-1948) |
| Brief: | Army officer who won the VC in the Boer war, where he was blinded, after which he spent much of the rest of his life working with and for the blind |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Prince Albert Road |
| Contemp. address: | 13 Albert Road |
| Resident: | 1864-1868 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Toye, Edward Geoffrey (1889-1942) |
| Brief: | Conductor, composer and opera producer, best remembered as a musical director of the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Volta House, Windmill Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1936-1938 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tracey, Stanley William [Stan] (1926-2013) |
| Brief: | Jazz pianist and composer, best known for his Jazz Suite "Under Milk Wood" |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 80 Kilburn High Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1955-1959 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Traill, Henry Duff (1842-1900) |
| Brief: | Author and journalist, chief political leader writer for the Daily Telegraph and editor of The Observer. |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 47 Gordon Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1896-1900 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tree, Iris [real name Iris Winifred Reine Daphne Beerbohm-Tree] (1897-1968) |
| Brief: | Poet, actress and artists' model,described as a bohemian, an eccentric, a wit and an adventurer. |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 4 Fitzroy Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1918-1925 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tree, Sir Herbert Beerbohm [real name Herbert Draper Beerbohm] (1852-1917) |
| Brief: | Actor and theatre manager famed for his tragic Shakespearean roles, founder of RADA |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | near West Heath Road |
| Contemp. address: | The Grange, West Heath Road |
| Resident: | 1891 |
| Notes: | Demolished, family home of Tree, Viola Emmie Aida (1884-1938) |
| Name: | Tree, Viola Emmie Aida (1884-1938) |
| Brief: | Actress, singer, playwright and author. Manager of the Aldwych Theatre |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s) see Tree, Sir Herbert Beerbohm [real name Herbert Draper Beerbohm] (1852-1917) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 11 Fitzroy Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1929-1930 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tree, Viola Emmie Aida (1884-1938) |
| Brief: | Actress, singer, playwright and author. Manager of the Aldwych Theatre |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | For family home(s) see Tree, Sir Herbert Beerbohm [real name Herbert Draper Beerbohm] (1852-1917) |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 1 Chester Gate |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1932 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tresilian, Cecil Stuart Hazell (1891-1974) |
| Brief: | Artist best known for his illustrations for children's books, President of the Society of Graphic Art |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 213 Goldhurst Terrace |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1948-1960 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Treves, Sir Frederick, baronet (1853-1923) |
| Brief: | Surgeon, author of surgery text books, surgeon to Queen Victoria, King Edward VII, King George V, and the elephant man. |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 18 Gordon Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1880-1885 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Trevor-Roper, Patrick Dacre (1916-2004) |
| Brief: | Eye surgeon, author ('The World Through Blunted Sight') and pioneer gay rights activist |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 365 Euston Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 2000-2004 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Trewby, George Careless (1838-1910) |
| Brief: | Gas engineer, Engineer-in-Chief and Consulting Engineer to the Gas Light and Coke Company, first President of the Institution of Gas Engineers |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | CHR 27 13-14 (2003), https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gas_Light_and_Coke_Company |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Fenton House |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1888-1910 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Trewin, John Courtenay (1908-1990) |
| Brief: | Journalist, writer and drama critic on The Observer for more than 60 years. Author, co-author or editor of some 100 books |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 15 Eldon Grove |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1952-1990 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Trewin, John Courtenay (1908-1990) |
| Brief: | Journalist, writer and drama critic on The Observer for more than 60 years. Author, co-author or editor of some 100 books |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 22A Lindfield Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1938 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Trewin, John Courtenay (1908-1990) |
| Brief: | Journalist, writer and drama critic on The Observer for more than 60 years. Author, co-author or editor of some 100 books |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 18 Prince Arthur Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1946-1949 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Trikoupis, Spyridon (1788-1873) |
| Brief: | Statesman, diplomat, author and orator, the first Prime Minister of Greece |
| Category: | Politics & administration (incl. law & economics) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 16 Park Square East |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1841-1843 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Trollope [née Milton], Frances (1779-1863) |
| Brief: | Novelist and writer, best known for 'Domestic Manners of the Americans', observations from a trip to the United States |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 16 Keppel Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1810-1815 |
| Notes: | Demolished, memorial plaque on wall of Senate House |
| Name: | Trollope, Anthony (1815-1882) |
| Brief: | Novelist and Civil Servant (Chronicles of Barsetshire, The Way We Live Now, Palliser novels) |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 16 Keppel Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1815 |
| Notes: | Demolished, memorial plaque on wall of Senate House |
| Name: | Trollope, Thomas Adolphus [Tom] (1810-1892) |
| Brief: | Historian and writer who wrote more than 60 books and lived most of his life in Italy |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 16 Keppel Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1810-1815 |
| Notes: | Demolished, memorial plaque on wall of Senate House |
| Name: | Ts'ong, Fou (1934-2020) |
| Brief: | Pianist, particularly known as an interpreter of Chopin's music |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 28 Rosecroft Avenue |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1971-1978 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Ts'ong, Fou (1934-2020) |
| Brief: | Pianist, particularly known as an interpreter of Chopin's music |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 85 Canfield Gardens |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1965 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tuckwell, Barry Emmanuel (1931-2020) |
| Brief: | One of the world's leading players of the French horn |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 21 Lawford Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1972-1980 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tudor-Hart, Ernest Percyval (1873-1954) |
| Brief: | Painter, sculptor and teacher |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://househistree.com/people/percyval-tudor-hart |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 7 Maitland Park Villas |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1921 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Tuke, Henry Scott [Harry] (1858-1929) |
| Brief: | Landscape and figure painter, best known for his paintings of nude boys and young men |
| Category: | Painting & drawing |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 22 King Henry's Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1887-1888 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tupper, Martin Farquhar (1810-1889) |
| Brief: | Poet and novelist, his poetry collection 'Proverbial Philosophy' was a bestseller in the UK and USA |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 43 Park Village East |
| Contemp. address: | 3 Gothic Cottages |
| Resident: | 1837-1839 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Turnbull, John Arthur (1852-1895) |
| Brief: | Hosier, partner in Turnbull & Asser |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 115 Great Russell Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1879 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Turnbull, William (1922-2012) |
| Brief: | Sculptor honoured with two retrospectives at the Tate |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | 40 Camden Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1961-2012 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Turner, Charles (1774-1857) |
| Brief: | Mezzotint engraver and draughtsman who specialized in portraits, appointed Mezzotinto Engraver in Ordinary to his Majesty |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 50 Warren Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1803-1857 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Turner, Charles (1774-1857) |
| Brief: | Mezzotint engraver and draughtsman who specialized in portraits, appointed Mezzotinto Engraver in Ordinary to his Majesty |
| Category: | Printmaking & photography |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 56 Warren Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1799-1803 |
| Notes: | Rebuilt & LCC blue plaque lost |
| Name: | Turner, Charles Henry (1842-1923) |
| Brief: | Bishop of Islington (first and only) |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Westfield, 32 Highgate West Hill |
| Contemp. address: | Westfield, 32 West Hill |
| Resident: | 1901 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Turner, Charles Henry (1842-1923) |
| Brief: | Bishop of Islington (first and only) |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 50 Fitzroy Street |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1881 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Turner, Edward (1796-1837) |
| Brief: | Chemist and geologist, first professor of chemistry at University College London, wrote best selling 'Elements of Chemistry' |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 117 Gower Street |
| Contemp. address: | 38 Upper Gower Street |
| Resident: | 1829-1832 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Turner, Edward (1796-1837) |
| Brief: | Chemist and geologist, first professor of chemistry at University College London, wrote best selling 'Elements of Chemistry' |
| Category: | Science, engineering & mathematics |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 10 Downshire Hill |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1837 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Turner, Sharon (1768-1847) |
| Brief: | Historian who wrote a four volume 'History of the Anglo-Saxons' |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Red Lion Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1795-1829 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Turner, Sharon (1768-1847) |
| Brief: | Historian who wrote a four volume 'History of the Anglo-Saxons' |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 32 Red Lion Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1847 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Turner, Sir (Ronald) Mark Cunliffe (1906-1980) |
| Brief: | Merchant Banker who sat on the boards of many major companies and played a key role at Rio Tinto Zinc |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 3 The Grove |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1956-1980 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Turner, Thomas Hudson (1815-1852) |
| Brief: | Writer, archaeologist and architectural historian |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | Mornington Place |
| Contemp. address: | 12 Crescent Place |
| Resident: | 1852 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Turpin, Edmund Hart (1835-1907) |
| Brief: | Organist, composer, writer and choir leader who made major contributions to the music in the Catholic Apostolic Church, Bloomsbury |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 107 Southampton Row |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1907 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Turpin, Edmund Hart (1835-1907) |
| Brief: | Organist, composer, writer and choir leader who made major contributions to the music in the Catholic Apostolic Church, Bloomsbury |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Argyle Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1881-1891 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Tweedie, Alexander (1794-1884) |
| Brief: | Physician to the London Fever Hospital and the Foundling Hospital, editor of the 'Cyclopaedia of Practical Medicine' |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 30 Montague Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1840-1845 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Twentyman, William Holme (1802-1884) |
| Brief: | Silversmith who made a fortune in Mauritius and developed many grand villas in Avenue Road and St John's Wood Park |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://www.stjohnswoodmemories.org.uk/content/arts/architecture-architects/st_johns_wood_park_1840_-_1901 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 42 Avenue Road |
| Contemp. address: | 4 Regent Villas, Avenue Road |
| Resident: | 1841 |
| Notes: | Twentyman moved from house to house in Regent Villas as they were completed in the 1840s |
| Name: | Twentyman, William Holme (1802-1884) |
| Brief: | Silversmith who made a fortune in Mauritius and developed many grand villas in Avenue Road and St John's Wood Park |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://www.stjohnswoodmemories.org.uk/content/arts/architecture-architects/st_johns_wood_park_1840_-_1901 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 St John's Wood Park |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1851 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Twentyman, William Holme (1802-1884) |
| Brief: | Silversmith who made a fortune in Mauritius and developed many grand villas in Avenue Road and St John's Wood Park |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://www.stjohnswoodmemories.org.uk/content/arts/architecture-architects/st_johns_wood_park_1840_-_1901 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 47 St John's Wood Park |
| Contemp. address: | Manor Hall, St John's Wood Park |
| Resident: | 1861 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Twentyman, William Holme (1802-1884) |
| Brief: | Silversmith who made a fortune in Mauritius and developed many grand villas in Avenue Road and St John's Wood Park |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | |
| Other ref.: | https://www.stjohnswoodmemories.org.uk/content/arts/architecture-architects/st_johns_wood_park_1840_-_1901 |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | St John's Wood Park |
| Contemp. address: | Ravensworth House, St John's Wood Park |
| Resident: | 1871-1884 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Twining, Elizabeth (1805-1889) |
| Brief: | Philanthropist, painter, author and botanical illustrator, founder of 'Mothers' Meetings' |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Bedford Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1839-1866 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Twining, Louisa (1820-1912) |
| Brief: | Philanthropist who served as a Poor Law guardian and helped to establish a home for workhouse girls and a number of societies and associations related to workhouses and infirmaries |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Bedford Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1839-1866 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Twining, Louisa (1820-1912) |
| Brief: | Philanthropist who served as a Poor Law guardian and helped to establish a home for workhouse girls and a number of societies and associations related to workhouses and infirmaries |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 20 Queen Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1866-1882 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
| Name: | Twining, Richard (1772-1857) |
| Brief: | Partner in the family tea and coffee business, banker, FRS |
| Category: | Other (incl. business, military & exploration) |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Bedford Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1839-1857 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Twining, William (1813-1848) |
| Brief: | Physician with an interest in mental disability |
| Category: | Medicine |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 13 Bedford Place |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1839-1848 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Twiss, Francis (1759-1827) |
| Brief: | Drama critic and the compiler of a concordance to William Shakespeare |
| Category: | Performing arts (incl. composers of music & sport) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | Adeline Place |
| Contemp. address: | Caroline Street |
| Resident: | 1784-1787 |
| Notes: | Location uncertain, demolished |
| Name: | Tyerman, Donald (1908-1981) |
| Brief: | Journalist, deputy editor of The Times and editor of The Economist |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 41 Buckingham Mansions, West End Lane |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1968-1981 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tyerman, Donald (1908-1981) |
| Brief: | Journalist, deputy editor of The Times and editor of The Economist |
| Category: | Literature (incl. poetry, journalism & publishing) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 6 Parsifal Road |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1953-1966 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tyler, James Endell (1789-1851) |
| Brief: | Clergyman |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 18 Bedford Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1847-1851 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tyler, James Endell (1789-1851) |
| Brief: | Clergyman |
| Category: | Religion, reform & social science |
| Wikipedia: | |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | Ancestry |
| Address: | 24 Bedford Square |
| Contemp. address: | |
| Resident: | 1837-1845 |
| Notes: | |
| Name: | Tyler, William (1728-1801) |
| Brief: | Sculptor and architect, founder member of the Royal Academy |
| Category: | Applied arts (incl. architecture & sculpture) |
| Wikipedia: | Wikipedia |
| ODNB: | ODNB |
| Other ref.: | |
| Ancestry: | |
| Address: | Adeline Place |
| Contemp. address: | 8 Caroline Street |
| Resident: | 1799-1801 |
| Notes: | Demolished |
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