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| Alderson, Thomas Hopper (1903–1965), wartime rescue party leader |
| Anders, Władysław (1892–1970), army officer and politician |
| Astry, Diana (bap. 1671, d. 1716), diarist and compiler of recipe books |
Avery, Thomas (1813–1894) , scale manufacturer and local politician |
| Babington, Thomas (1758–1837), philanthropist and politician |
| Barillon d'Amoncourt, Paul, marquis de Branges in the French nobility (1630x38–1691), diplomat |
| Bellamy, John (fl. 1773), caterer |
| Benet, John (d. 1474), priest and chronicler |
| Bernard, Simon Francis (1817–1862), revolutionary |
| Bernstorff, Andreas Gottlieb von, Baron Bernstorff in the nobility of the Holy Roman empire (1649–1726), politician and diplomat |
| Berry, Edward (1706/7–1760), actor and singer |
| Bewley, Joshua (1819–1900), tea and coffee merchant |
| Blage, Sir George (c.1512–1551), courtier |
| Blanc, (Jean Joseph) Louis (1811–1882), political thinker and exile |
| Bothmer, Hans Kaspar von, Count Bothmer in the nobility of the Holy Roman empire (1656–1732), courtier and diplomat |
| Browne, Felicia Mary (1904–1936), artist and political activist |
| Brugge, Lodewijk van, earl of Winchester (c.1427–1492), courtier and diplomat |
| Bury, Martha Jane (1850–1913), co-operator |
| Butler, Joyce Shore (1910–1992), politician |
| Byerley, Robert (bap. 1660, d. 1714), racehorse owner, army officer, and politician |
| Campbell, Mary, of Mamore (bap. 1685, d. 1736), courtier |
| Carré, Jean (d. 1572), entrepreneur and glass manufacturer |
| Cary, Henry, fourth Viscount Falkland (bap. 1634, d. 1663), politician |
| Charles, duke of Orléans (1394–1465), prince and poet |
| Cibber, Catherine (bap. 1669, d. 1734), singer and actress |
| Corbet, Freda Künzlen (1900–1993), teacher and politician |
| Cousin, Jean (d. 1574), Reformed minister |
| Cumming, Sir William Gordon Gordon-, fourth baronet (1848–1930), disgraced socialite |
| Dagworth, Thomas, first Lord Dagworth (d. 1350), baron and soldier |
| Denington, Evelyn Joyce, Baroness Denington (1907–1998), politician |
| Denison, Stephen (d. 1649), Church of England clergyman |
| Deroin, Jeanne (1805–1894), suffragist and socialist |
| Duff, Margaret Doreen [Peggy] (1910–1981), political activist |
| Edgar, William (1790/91–1869), haberdasher |
| Ernle, Sir John (1617x20–1697), politician |
| Esterhazy, Charles-Marie-Ferdinand Walsin- (1847–1923), traitor and exile |
| Eugénie (1826–1920), empress of the French and exile |
| Evans, Evan (1882–1965), coach tour operator and local politician |
| František, Josef (1913–1940), officer in the Polish air force |
| Gaevernitz, Gerhart von Schulze- (1864–1943), political economist and commentator on Britain |
| Gallars, Nicolas des (c.1520–1581), Reformed minister |
| Gardstein, George (1885?–1910) [see under Piatkoff, Peter (fl. 1910)] |
| Gilroy, John Thomas Young (1898–1985), graphic artist and portrait painter |
| Godolphin, Henrietta, suo jure duchess of Marlborough (1681–1733), patron of the arts |
| Grueber, Francis (c.1657–1730), gunpowder and leather manufacturer and merchant |
| Harington, John (1588/9–1654), lawyer and diarist |
| Haydn, (Franz) Joseph (1732–1809), composer |
| Heller, Erich (1911–1990), German scholar |
| Hervart, Esther d' (c.1636–1722), noblewoman and refugee |
| Jacob, Sarah (1857–1869), victim of self-starvation |
| Jacob, William Beale (1825–1902), biscuit manufacturer |
| Jacobi, Johann Christian (1670?–1750), bookseller and translator |
| James, Warren (1792–1841), miners' leader |
| Janoušek, Karel (1893–1971), officer in the Czech air force |
| Jarrin, William Alexis (1784–1848), confectioner and author |
| Jenner, Henry (1848–1934), librarian and promoter of the Cornish language |
| Jenner, Kitty Lee (1853–1936), author and artist [see under Jenner, Henry (1848–1934)] |
| Keene, Theophilus (c.1680–1718), actor and theatre manager |
| Kinkel, Johanna (1810–1858), music teacher and exile |
| Knight, Robert (1675–1744), financier and a founder of the South Sea Company |
| Knight, Robert, earl of Catherlough (1702–1772), politician |
| Kortright, Frances Isabella Staveley Berkeley Wood (1821–1900), author and anti-suffragist |
| Kravchinsky, Sergey Mikhailovich (1851–1895), revolutionary and author |
| La Fite, Marie Elisabeth de (1737–1794), author, translator, and governess |
| Lannoy, Ghillebert de (1386–1462), soldier and diplomat |
| Lascelles, Henry (bap. 1690, d. 1753), merchant and politician |
| Lea, John Wheeley (bap. 1791, d. 1874), sauce manufacturer |
| Levison, Wilhelm (1876–1947), historian and philologist |
| Lewcock, Constance Mary [Connie] (1894–1980), suffragette and socialist |
| Linde, Andreas (d. 1759), bookseller and bookbinder |
| Linge, Abraham van (fl. 1623–1642), glass painter [see under Linge, Bernard van (b. 1598, d. in or after 1644)] |
| Linge, Bernard van (b. 1598, d. in or after 1644), glass painter |
| Lipski, Israel (1865–1887), convicted murderer |
| Lucas, Charles Davis (1834–1914), naval officer |
| Lyle, Abram (1820–1891), shipowner and sugar refiner |
| Maas, Paul Lazarus (1880–1964), classical scholar and Byzantinist |
| McKay, Margaret (1911–1996), politician and trade unionist |
| Magrath, Cornelius (1737–1760), giant |
| Malatesta, Errico (1853–1932), anarchist |
| Mansfeld, (Peter) Ernst (II) von, count von Mansfeld in the nobility of the Holy Roman empire (c.1580–1626), soldier and military entrepreneur |
| Manuel II (1889–1932), king of Portugal |
| Marie-Amélie Thérèse (1782–1866), queen of the French and exile |
| Markov, Georgi Ivanov (1929–1978), writer and dissident |
| Metcalfe, Percy (1895–1970), coin, medal, and seal designer and sculptor |
| Meysenbug, Baroness Malwida Rivalier von (1816–1903), writer and exile |
| Middleton, John (1751–1833), surveyor and agriculturist |
| Millington, Edward (c.1636–1703), auctioneer and bookseller |
| Monks, Constance Mary [Connie] (1911–1989), politician |
| Mordaunt, Carey, countess of Peterborough and Monmouth (c.1658–1709), political wife, and correspondent of John Locke |
| Murdoch, Mary Charlotte (1864–1916), physician and suffragist |
| Neame, Sir Philip (1888–1978), army officer |
| Nicols, Daniel Nicolas (1833–1897), restaurateur |
| Orléans, Louis Philippe Albert d', count of Paris in the Orleanist French nobility (1838–1894), pretender to the French throne and exile |
| Orman, Rotha Beryl Lintorn Lintorn- (1895–1935), political activist |
| Oswald, Eugene (1826–1912), teacher and writer |
| Oxtoby, John (1767–1830), evangelist and Primitive Methodist preacher |
| Parsons, Anne [Nancy] (c.1735–1814/15), courtesan and political mistress |
| Percy, Algernon George, sixth duke of Northumberland (1810–1899), landowner and politician |
| Perrins, William Henry (1793–1867), sauce manufacturer |
| Pesme de Saint-Saphorin, François Louis de (1668–1737), diplomat and army officer |
| Peters, Jacob (1886–1938) [see under Piatkoff, Peter (fl. 1910)] |
| Piatkoff, Peter (fl. 1910), revolutionary |
| Pimm, James (1798–1866), caterer and inventor of the Pimm's cocktail |
| Pitt, Hester, countess of Chatham and suo jure Baroness Chatham (1720–1803), political wife |
| Platter, Thomas (1574–1628), physician and traveller |
| Plymley, Katherine (bap. 1758, d. 1829), diarist, naturalist, and painter |
| Polier, Charles Godefroy Étienne de (1753–1782), tutor and founding member of a learned society |
| Raffalovich, Marc-André (1864–1934), writer |
| Raynold, Thomas (d. 1559), dean of Exeter and bishop-designate of Hereford |
| Rimmel, Eugène (1820–1887), perfumer |
| Roberts, Dame Jean Barr McDonald (1895–1988), local politician |
| Robson, Inga-Stina, Baroness Robson of Kiddington (1919–1999), politician |
| Ruge, Arnold (1802–1880), writer and political thinker |
| Ryvere, Sir John (b. 1313, d. after 1364), landowner and soldier |
| Sabraham, Nicholas (b. c.1325, d. in or after 1399), soldier |
| Sackville, Mary, countess of Dorset (bap. 1586, d. 1645), royal governess |
| Sais, Sir Gregory (d. 1390), soldier |
| Sanchez, Balthazar (d. 1602), confectioner |
| Scaglia, Alessandro Cesare (1592–1641), diplomat and art collector |
| Scalé, (Peter) Bernard (1739/40–1826), cartographer and surveyor |
| Schroeter, Johann Samuel (c.1752–1788), composer and pianist |
| Schroeter, Rebecca (bap. 1751, d. 1826) [see under Schroeter, Johann Samuel (c.1752–1788)] |
| Seyffert, Christlieb Gottreich (fl. 1757–1764), bookseller |
| Shaw, Peter (fl. 1628–1629), preacher |
| Shippam, Alfred Ernest Cooper (1874–1947), meat and fish paste manufacturer |
| Simpson, John (1808/9–1864), caterer |
| Sinclair, Margaret Anne (1900–1925), Poor Clare nun |
| Sokolow, William (1885?–1911), watchmaker [see under Piatkoff, Peter (fl. 1910)] |
| Standen, Sir Anthony (d. in or after 1615), adventurer and spy |
| Stanegrave, Sir Roger (fl. 1280s–1331), soldier and writer |
| Stedman, Phyllis, Baroness Stedman (1916–1996), politician |
| Stewart, Mary Elizabeth Henderson, Baroness Stewart of Alvechurch (1903–1984), lecturer and politician |
| Svaars, Fritz (1882x5–1911) [see under Piatkoff, Peter (fl. 1910)] |
| Tennant, Winifred Margaret Coombe (1874–1956), suffragist and spiritualist medium |
| Trassjonsky, (Sara) Rosie (b. c.1885) [see under Piatkoff, Peter (fl. 1910)] |
| Vassileva, Lena (1886/7–1963) [see under Piatkoff, Peter (fl. 1910)] |
| Veno, Sir William Henry (1866–1933), patent medicine entrepreneur |
| Villiers, Mary, suo jure countess of Buckingham (c.1570–1632), courtier |
| Waring, Margaret Alicia (1887–1968), politician |
| Wingfield, Robert (c.1513–c.1561), historian |
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