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| Agate, John Norman (1919–1998), geriatrician |
Ali, Abdullah Yusuf (1872–1953) , Indian civil servant and Islamic scholar |
| Bailey, Derrick Sherwin (1910–1984), Church of England priest and sexual ethicist |
| Barltrop, Mabel (1866–1934), prophet and founder of the Panacea Society |
| Barnes, Isaac Edmestone (1857–1930), land surveyor and businessman |
| Barrett, David (1914–1998), Finnish and Georgian scholar and translator |
| Barry, (Frank) Russell (1890–1976), bishop of
Southwell and popular writer on religion |
| Barry, William Francis (1849–1930), Roman Catholic priest and novelist |
| Bartlett, Daniel Henry Charles (1871–1957), Church of England clergyman and missionary society administrator |
| Bennett, Sir Hubert (1909–2000), architect |
| Birkbeck, William John (1859–1916), ecumenist |
| Blackman, Peter McFarren (1909–1993), political activist |
| Boddy, Alexander Alfred (1854–1930), Church of England clergyman and leader of the Pentecostal movement |
| Bolton, John Eveleigh (1920–2003), industrialist and promoter of management education |
| Booth, Evangeline Cory (1865–1950), world leader of the Salvation Army |
| Boyd, James (1891–1970), German scholar |
| Britten, Emma Hardinge (1823–1899), spiritualist writer and lecturer |
| Brown, George Francis Graham (1891–1942), bishop in
Jerusalem |
| Brown, Archibald Geikie (1844–1922), Baptist minister |
| Brown, Arthur Douglas (1874–1940), Baptist minister [see under Brown, Archibald Geikie (1844–1922)] |
| Bull, George Anthony (1929–2001), journalist and translator |
| Burroughs, Edward Arthur (1882–1934), bishop of
Ripon |
| Chandler, Tony John (1928–2008), geographer and climatologist |
| Chapman, Vera (1902–2008), pioneer of the marriage guidance movement [see under Mace, David Robert (1907–1990)] |
| Cohen, John Michael (1903–1989), translator and literary scholar |
| Das, Krishnabhabini (1864–1919), author and social activist |
| Davies, (William Thomas) Pennar (1911–1996), poet, novelist, and Welsh nationalist |
| Davies, David Richard (1889–1958), writer, political agitator, and minister of religion |
| Davison, William (1925–1993), geriatrician |
| Downs, Brian Westerdale (1893–1984), literary scholar and translator |
| Dupree, William Thomas (1909–1992), boxer and blues pianist |
| Dutt, Michael Madhusudan (1824–1873), poet and playwright |
| Dwelly, Frederick William (1881–1957), Church of England clergyman |
| Edwards, Henry James [Harry] (1893–1976), spiritual healer |
| Elers, Peter Charles Edward (1930–1986), Church of England clergyman |
| Fairfield, Zoë Barbara (1878–1936), secretary of the Student Christian Movement |
| Fenn, (John) Eric (1899–1995), Presbyterian minister and broadcaster |
| Fox, Rachel Juliet (1858–1934), Southcottian [see under Barltrop, Mabel (1866–1934)] |
| Fyzee, Atiya (1877–1967), author, social reformer, and patron of the arts |
| Fyzee, Nazli (1874–1968), author and social reformer [see under Fyzee, Atiya (1877–1967)] |
| Fyzee, Zehra (1866–1940), author and social reformer [see under Fyzee, Atiya (1877–1967)] |
| Gilbert, (Arthur) Stuart Ahluwalia Stronge (1883–1969), Indian civil servant, translator, and literary scholar |
| Godwin, Frances [Fanny] (1794–1816), adopted daughter of William Godwin |
| Goodwin, Emily (1858–1943), Southcottian [see under Barltrop, Mabel (1866–1934)] |
| Gray, Arthur Herbert (1868–1956), Presbyterian minister and promoter of marriage guidance |
| Green, Peter (1871–1961), Church of England clergyman and Christian apologist |
| Grimshaw, Francis Joseph (1901–1965), Roman Catholic bishop of
Plymouth and archbishop of
Birmingham |
| Gulati, (Harbans) Lall (1895/1896–1967), general practitioner, ophthalmologist, and local politician |
| Hügel, Anatole Andreas Aloys von, Baron von Hügel in the nobility of the Holy Roman empire (1854–1928), ethnologist and promoter of the admission of Roman Catholics to
Cambridge University |
| Hanson, Helen Beatrice de Rastricke (1874–1926), physician, missionary, and feminist |
| Haskins, Minnie Louise (1875–1957), author and industrial welfare promoter |
| Hathbrand, Robert (d. 1370), prior of
Christ Church, Canterbury |
| Height, Amy (c.1866–1913), music hall entertainer |
| Hellberg, Lucy Milward Booth- (1868–1953), Salvation Army officer [see under Booth, Evangeline Cory (1865–1950)] |
| Henriques, (Louis) Fernando (1916–1976), social anthropologist |
| Holland, Vyvyan Beresford (1886–1967), author and translator |
| Houselander, (Frances) Caryll (1901–1954), religious author |
| Hutchinson, Marjorie Eileen Henrietta Grice-, Baroness von Schlippenbach (1909–2003), historian of economic thought and Hispanist |
| Ilsley, Edward (1838–1926), Roman Catholic bishop and archbishop of
Birmingham |
| Irvine, Robin Eliot [Bobby] (1920–2002), geriatrician |
| Jeffreys, George (1889–1962), revivalist and founder of the Elim Pentecostal church |
| Johnston, (Olaf) Raymond (1927–1985), director of the Nationwide Festival of Light |
| Jones, (Margaret) Monica Beale (1922–2001), university teacher and friend of Philip Larkin |
| Kamal-ud-Din, Khwaja (1870–1932), Islamic scholar and missionary |
| Kilmartin, Joanna Wendy Margaret (1929–2005), journalist and translator [see under Kilmartin, Terence Kevin [Terry] (1922–1991)] |
| Kilmartin, Terence Kevin [Terry] (1922–1991), journalist and translator |
| King, Gertrude May (1867–1954), social worker and missionary |
| Kitson, Alfred (1855–1934), spiritualist |
| Koteliansky, Samuel Solomonovich (1880–1955), translator and literary associate |
| Krishnavarma, Shyamji (1857–1930), Sanskrit scholar and Indian nationalist |
| Lax, William Henry (1868–1937), Methodist minister |
| Leonard, Gladys Isabel Osborne (1882–1968), spiritualist and trance medium |
| Lichfield, Clement (d. 1546), abbot of
Evesham |
| Maccomo, Martini (1835/1836–1871), lion tamer |
| MacCunn, John (1846–1929), philosopher |
| Mace, David Robert (1907–1990), Methodist minister and pioneer of the marriage guidance movement |
| Mander, Noel Percy (1912–2005), organ builder and restorer |
| Marke, Ernest Patrick (1902–1995), seaman and club owner |
| Martin, Sir John Miller (1904–1991), civil servant |
| Mathew, Arnold Harris (1852–1919), clergyman and writer |
| McIntyre, David Martin (1859–1938), theologian and pastor |
| Olbrich, Oscar (1901–1957), gerontologist and geriatrician |
| Oliver, Ellen Frederica (1870–1921), Southcottian [see under Barltrop, Mabel (1866–1934)] |
| Owen, George Vale (1869–1931), Church of England clergyman and spiritualist writer |
| Parker, Alexander Augustine (1908–1989), Spanish scholar |
| Phillips, Harold Adolphus (1929–2000), calypsonian and music promoter |
| Pole, Katherine de la (1410/11–1473), abbess of
Barking |
| Pomerans, Arnold Julius (1920–2005), translator |
| Putterill, John Cyril (1892–1980), Church of England clergyman |
| Redfern, Lawrence (1888–1967), Unitarian minister |
| Remond, Sarah Parker (1826–1894), slavery abolitionist and doctor |
| Ringmer, Thomas (d. 1311?), prior of
Christ Church, Canterbury |
| Sachs, Sir Michael Alexander Geddes (1932–2003), solicitor and judge |
| Saggar, Jainti Dass (1898–1954), medical practitioner and politician |
| Scawen, Sir Thomas (c.1654–1730), merchant and politician [see under Scawen, Sir William (1646/–1722)] |
| Scawen, Sir William (1646/7–1722), merchant and politician |
| Sessarakoo, William Ansah (b. c.1730, d. 1770), African visitor to Britain |
| Seymour, Alice (1857–1947), schoolteacher and expositor and publisher of the writings of Joanna Southcott |
| Shaw, Geoffrey Mackintosh (1927–1978), Church of Scotland minister and politician |
| Sheepshanks, John (1834–1912), bishop of
Norwich |
| Shirburn, John (1335/6–1408), abbot of
Selby |
| Slack, Agnes Elizabeth (1858–1946), temperance advocate |
| Slack, Sir John Bamford- (1857–1909), politician [see under Slack, Agnes Elizabeth (1858–1946)] |
| Smith, Constance Adelaide (1878–1938), reviver of mothering Sunday |
| Smith, Ronald Gregor (1913–1968), theologian |
| Southcott, Ernest William (1915–1976), Church of England clergyman |
| Strong, Jonathan (c.1747–1773), de facto freed slave |
| Tagore, Satyendranath (1842–1923), Indian civil servant and author |
| Tawney, Cyril Francis (1930–2005), folk-singer and songwriter |
| Thomas, (Emanuel) Peter John Adeniyi (1914–1945), air force officer |
| Thomas, (William Henry) Griffith (1861–1924), Anglican evangelical theologian and educator |
| Tillotson, Geoffrey (1905–1969), literary scholar |
| Tippet, Sir Anthony Sanders (1928–2006), naval officer and public servant |
| Troup, John [Jock] (1896–1954), evangelist |
| Tucker, Emma Moss Booth- (1860–1903), Salvation Army officer [see under Booth, Evangeline Cory (1865–1950)] |
| Vidler, Alexander Roper [Alec] (1899–1991), Church of England clergyman and Christian apologist |
| Vivian, Thomas (d. 1533), prior of
Bodmin and suffragan bishop |
| Wakefield, Henry Russell (1854–1933), bishop of
Birmingham |
| Warman, (Frederic Sumpter) Guy (1872–1953), bishop of
Manchester |
| Watson, David Christopher Knight (1933–1984), Church of England clergyman |
| Whitfield, John Humphreys (1906–1995), Italian scholar |
| Williams, Denis Joseph Ivan (1923–1998), artist, archaeologist, and novelist |
| Williams, Eluned [Lyn] Woodford- (1913–1984), geriatrician |
| Woods, Edward Sydney (1877–1953), bishop of
Lichfield |
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