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| Balchin, William George Victor [Bill] (1916–2007), geographer |
| Barnes, Joseph (1549/50–1618), bookseller and printer |
Barrett, Sir Arthur Arnold (1857–1926) , army officer |
| Beckinsale, Robert Percy [Becky] (1908–1998), geographer |
| Bedford, Eric (1909–2001), architect |
| Briggs, Sir Harold Rawdon (1894–1952), army officer |
| Brodie, John Alexander (1858–1934), civil engineer and town planner |
| Buchanan, Keith McPherson (1919–1997), geographer |
| Buchanan, Robert Ogilvie (1894–1980), geographer |
| Burrows, George Reynolds Scott (1827–1917), army officer |
| Carter, Francis William [Frank] (1938–2001), geographer |
| Cartwright, Albert (1868–1956), journalist and newspaper and magazine editor |
| Chalk, (John) Warren (1927–1987), architect |
| Climo, Sir Skipton Hill (1868–1937), army officer |
| Cohen, Sir (Benn) Jack Brunel (1886–1965), campaigner for former servicemen |
| Cole, Robert Benjamin Ageh Wellesley (1907–1995), medical practitioner and author |
| Cowan, David Tennant (1896–1983), army officer |
| Cox, Sir Anthony Wakefield [Tony] (1915–1993), architect |
| Crosby, Theo (1925–1994), designer and architect |
| Desani, Govindas Vishnoodas (1909–2000), journalist and author |
| Dickerson, Isaac Perry (1850/1852–1900), singer and preacher |
| Dixon, Reginald Herbert (1904–1985), theatre organist |
| Donkin, Robert Arthur [Robin] (1928–2006), geographer |
| Dover, Cedric Cyril (1904–1961), entomologist, anthropologist, and poet |
| Downing, Henry Francis (1846–1928), diplomatist and author |
| Drew, Dame Joyce Beverly [Jane] (1911–1996), architect |
| Dury, George Harry (1916–1996), geographer and geomorphologist |
| Eadgyth (c.911–946), queen of the East Franks, consort of Otto I |
| Eden, Frederick Charles (1864–1944), architect |
| Ewbank [née Ekeblad], Inga-Stina (1932–2004), literary scholar and translator |
| Fawcett, Charles Bungay (1883–1952), geographer |
| Fried, Erich (1921–1988), poet, translator, and essayist |
| Gallichan, Walter Matthew (1862–1946), author and freethinker [see under Hartley [married names Gallichan; Lewis], Catherine Gasquoine (1866/–1928)] |
| Gasc, Ferdinand Eugène Auguste (1826–1904), lexicographer |
| Gildea, Sir James (1838–1920), army officer and philanthropist |
| Gili, John Louis (1907–1998), bookseller, publisher, and Catalan scholar |
| Gili, Jonathan Francesc (1943–2004), documentary film-maker, publisher, and collector |
| Gopal, (Bissano) Ram (1912?–2003), Indian classical dancer |
| Gordon, Sir Alexander John [Alex] (1917–1999), architect |
| Gould, Peter Robin (1932–2000), geographer |
| Gwynne, (Alban) Patrick (1913–2003), architect |
| Hamilton [née Nanco], Marguerite Alberta Cora [Rita] (1907–1982), Hispanic scholar |
| Hartley [married names Gallichan; Lewis], Catherine Gasquoine (1866/7–1928), author and art historian |
| Hochee, John (1789–1869), servant and landowner |
| Hollamby, Edward Ernest [Ted] (1921–1999), architect and town planner |
| House, John William (1919–1984), geographer |
| Howard, (Henry) Eliot (1873–1940), ornithologist and businessman |
| Howitt, (Thomas) Cecil (1889–1968), architect |
| Jenkins, Romilly James Heald (1907–1969), archaeologist, Byzantinist, and Greek scholar |
| Jennings, Joseph Newell (1916–1984), geomorphologist |
| Jones, Llewellyn Rodwell (1881–1947), geographer |
| Jordan, (John) Robert Furneaux (1905–1978), architectural historian and journalist |
| Keay, Sir Lancelot Herman (1883–1974), architect |
| Keith, Annas [Agnes], countess of Moray and of Argyll (c.1540–1588), noblewoman |
| Kettridge [formerly Kottritsch], Julius Ornan (1876–1951), lexicographer |
| Lister, Sir (Thomas) Frederick (1886/7–1966), campaigner for former servicemen |
| Lucas, Colin Anderson (1906–1984), architect |
| Lucas, Dione (1909–1971), cookery writer and teacher [see under Lucas, Colin Anderson (1906–1984)] |
| Lucena, Lorenzo (1807–1881), Roman Catholic and Church of England priest, translator, and Hispanic scholar |
| Luxembourg, Jaquetta de, duchess of Bedford and Countess Rivers (c.1416–1472), noblewoman |
| Lyde, Lionel William (1863–1947), geographer |
| Marshall, Malcolm Denzil [Maco] (1958–1999), cricketer |
| Maxwell, Francis William [Frank] (1863–1941), architect [see under Maxwell, James (1838–1893)] |
| Maxwell, James (1838–1893), architect |
| McKinney, Nina Mae (1912–1967), singer and actress |
| McMorran, Donald Hanks (1904–1965), architect |
| Oatley, Sir George Herbert (1863–1950), architect |
| Ogilvie, Alan Grant (1887–1954), geographer |
| Origo [née Cutting], Dame Iris Margaret (1902–1988), writer and historian |
| Pace, George Gaze (1915–1975), architect |
| Paget, Sir Arthur Henry Fitzroy (1851–1928), army officer |
| Ping Lun [Pong Lun] (c.1861–1904), murderer |
| Pollen, Francis Anthony Baring (1926–1987), architect |
| Pounds, Norman John Greville (1912–2006), geographer |
| Quennell, Charles Henry Bourne (1872–1935), architect and writer |
| Quennell [née Courtney], Marjorie (1883–1972), architectural writer [see under Quennell, Charles Henry Bourne (1872–1935)] |
| Redding, (David) Noel (1945–2003), musician |
| Rees, Thomas Wynford (1898–1959), army officer |
| Rosenberg, Eugene (1907–1990), architect |
| Ryder, (John) Gordon (1919–2000), architect |
| Sabu Dastagir [real name Selar Sabu] (1924–1963), actor |
| Sandbach [née Mathews], Mary Warburton (1901–1990), translator |
| Selim Aga (c.1826–1875), freed slave, autobiographer, and explorer |
| Seznec, Jean Joseph (1905–1983), art historian and scholar of French literature |
| Shankar, Uday (1900–1977), dancer and choreographer |
| Shepley [née Humphrey], Ida (1908–1975), actress and singer |
| Skeen, Sir Andrew (1873–1935), army officer |
| Skipper, George John (1856–1948), architect |
| Smith, Michael Garfield (1921–1993), social anthropologist |
| Starkie, Walter Fitzwilliam (1894–1976), Hispanic scholar and travel writer |
| Steel, Robert Walter (1915–1997), geographer and university administrator |
| Stopford, Sir Montagu George North (1892–1971), army officer |
| Thompson, Sir Robert Grainger Ker (1916–1992), colonial official and military adviser |
| Thornely, Sir Arnold (1870–1953), architect |
| Tuke, (William) Charles (1843–1893), architect [see under Maxwell, James (1838–1893)] |
| Turner, Hugh Thackeray (1853–1937), architect |
| Vere, Maud de [née Maud Ufford] , countess of Oxford (1345?–1413) [see under Vere, Thomas de, eighth earl of Oxford (1336x–1371)] |
| Vere, Richard de, eleventh earl of Oxford (1385–1417), magnate and soldier |
| Vere, Thomas de, eighth earl of Oxford (1336x8–1371), magnate and soldier |
| Wells, (Albert) Randall (1877–1942), architect |
| Whitby, George Frederick (1916–1973), architect [see under McMorran, Donald Hanks (1904–1965)] |
| White, William (b. in or before 1559, d. 1618), printer and bookseller |
| Wilson, Salim Charles [Hatashi Masha Kathish; Atobhil Macar Kathiec] (c.1859–1946), freed slave and Christian evangelist |
| Wingate, Sir Ronald Evelyn Leslie, second baronet (1889–1978), imperial administrator and wartime deception planner |
| Yate [Yates], Thomas (c.1604–1681), college head and publishing entrepreneur |
| Yates, Peter (1920–1982), architect and artist [see under Ryder, (John) Gordon (1919–2000)] |
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