•
Melanie Appleby – Mel in pop duo
Mel and Kim •
George Barham – founder of the
Express County Milk Company •
Henry Walter Bates – Naturalist and explorer who gave the first scientific account of mimicry in animals •
Jeremy Beadle – TV presenter (cremated here, ashes later interred in
Highgate Cemetery) •
Louisa Sarah Bevington - anarchist and poet • Sir
Henry Bishop – Professor of Music at Oxford and operatic composer • Sir
George Hayter –
Queen Victoria's principal painter in ordinary •
Humphrey Lyttelton – English jazz musician and broadcaster (cremated) •
Jimmy Nervo – entertainer and part of the original
Crazy Gang • Sir
James Paget – English surgeon and
pathologist after whom
Paget's disease is named •
Sidney Paget – Illustrator of
Arthur Conan Doyle's
Sherlock Holmes stories •
Wendy Richard – Actress, previously cremated at
Golders Green Crematorium •
W. Heath Robinson – Artist and cartoonist •
Gaynor Rowlands – Actress and Singer •
Sir Thomas Smith, 1st Baronet, of Stratford Place – eminent British
surgeon, Surgeon Extraordinary to
Queen Victoria and honorary Serjeant-Surgeon to
Edward VII •
Henry Charles Stephens – Ink magnate, philanthropist and local MP •
Thomas Stevens – Cyclist, the first one to circle the globe by bicycle •
Marie Studholme – Actress and Singer •
Leopold Stokowski – Conductor •
William Bernhardt Tegetmeier – English naturalist, bee keeper and friend of
Charles Darwin •
Little Tich – Music Hall singer and dancer •
Mathilde Verne – English pianist and teacher (
Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother) •
George Walters – Sergeant in the 49th Foot who won the
Victoria Cross at the
Battle of Inkermann in 1854 •
Kenneth Williams – Actor and comedian (cremated) •
Albert Yorke, 6th Earl of Hardwicke – British diplomat and
Conservative politician. •
Charles Yorke, 5th Earl of Hardwicke –
Champagne Charlie – British aristocrat and
Conservative politician • 's gravestone.
Bertold Wiesner – Austrian-British physiologist and fertility researcher ==War graves==