Ascension Parish Burial Ground

The Ascension Parish Burial Ground, formerly the burial ground for the parish of St Giles and St Peter's, is a cemetery in Cambridge, England. It includes the graves and memorials of many University of Cambridge academics and non-conformists of the 19th and early 20th century. The cemetery encapsulates a century-and-a-half of the university's modern history, with 83 people with Oxford Dictionary of National Biography biographies. Among those buried here John Couch Adams, the astronomer, is unique in also having a memorial in Westminster Abbey.

Contents

• History
• Graves and memorials of notable individuals
• A
• B
• C
• D
• E
• F
• G
• H
• J
• K
• L
• M
• N
• P
• R
• S
• T
• V
• W

• References
• External links

The chapel of rest at the Ascension Parish Burial Ground, Cambridge. This is now used as a letter-cutter's workshop.[1]

History

The 1.5 acres (0.61 ha) of the burial ground were established in 1857 when extra burial space was needed as the city of Cambridge expanded in Victorian times. The first burial here was in 1869. Today some 2,500 people are buried in about 1,500 plots. Many city and university dignitaries, scientists and scholars are buried here, including and 11 members of the Cambridge Apostles. 83 have biographies in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.

The cemetery is located just off Huntingdon Road near the junction with Storey's Way in the northwest of Cambridge. The burial ground is a designated City Wildlife Site and is part of the Storey's Way Conservation area.[2] In 2005 the plant species present were catalogued and the site is now managed so as to encourage wildlife and habitat diversity, as well as to care for the graves themselves.[3]

The Friends of the Parish of the Ascension Burial Ground aim to protect and enhance the burial ground for the public benefit as a place of remembrance, spirituality, history and nature.[4]

Graves and memorials of notable individuals

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A

Grave of astronomer John Couch Adams and wife Eliza Adams

• John Couch Adams[5][6] FRS Astronomer, discoverer of Neptune, Lowndean Professor, Fellow of Pembroke College and wife Eliza Adams.[7] He is unique in also having a commemorative memorial in Westminster Abbey
• Sir Hugh Kerr Anderson[5][8] FRS, physiologist, Master Gonville and Caius College : 1912 to 1928 and his wife Lady Jessie Anderson[9]
• Elizabeth Anscombe[10] FBA, Fellow of Newnham College, Philosopher, Professor of Philosophy; her husband Peter Geach is buried with her.
• Rev. Richard Appleton[5][11] Master Selwyn College 1907–1909, Vicar of St. George's, Camberwell, Vicar of Ware
• Arthur John Arberry[12] FBA Orientalist, Professor of Arabic, Fellow of Pembroke College, Cambridge and wife Serina Arberry[13]

B

Grave of Sir Robert Stawell Ball and wife Lady Frances Elizabeth Ball.

• Sir Robert Stawell Ball[5][14] FRS, Astronomer, Lowndean Professor of Astronomy and Geometry, Fellow of King's College, Cambridge and his wife Lady Frances Elizabeth Ball[15]
• Arthur Beer[16] Astronomer, member of Caius College and wife Charlotte Vera Beer[17]
• Cecil Bendall Professor of Sanskrit, University of Cambridge; Honorary Fellow of Gonville and Caius College
• Edwin Keppel Bennett, noms de plume: Francis Bennett, Francis Keppel, Fellow and President of Gonville and Caius College
• J.A.W. Bennett,[18] New Zealand born literary scholar and his wife Gwyneth Bennett [19] a member of the informal Oxford literary group, the Inklings, Fellow of Magdalene College
• Arthur Christopher Benson[5][20] 28th Master of Magdalene College, Cambridge noted for writing the words of the song "Land of Hope and Glory"
• William Henry Besant[21] FRS, Fellow of St John's, mathematician
• James Bethune-Baker[5][22] FBA, Theologian, Lady Margaret's Professor of Divinity, Fellow of Pembroke College and his wife Edith Bethune-Baker
• Frederick Blackman,[23] FRS Plant Physiologist, Fellow of St John's and wife Elsie Blackman[24]
• Joan Boulind CBE, fellow and tutor at Hughes Hall, Cambridge, and husband Henry Boulind and children Gillian and Richard Boulind
• John Buckley Bradbury,[25] Downing Professor of Medicine, Fellow of Gonville and Caius College and Downing College, Cambridge and wife Jane Bradbury[26]
• Charles Oscar Brink[5][27] FBA, Classicist, fellow of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, (cremated remains) and his wife Daphne Hope Brink (cremated remains)
• Sir Denis William Brogan[5][28] FBA, Historian, Political Scientist, Fellow of Peterhouse, Professor of Political Science; note: Lady Olwen Brogan, later Hackett, is also interred in the Burial Ground
• Zachary Nugent Brooke[5][29] FBA, Historian, Fellow of Gonville and Caius College, University of Cambridge, Professor of Medieval History, and wife Rosa Brooke [1H6]
• William Warwick Buckland, Professor of Law, President of Gonville and Caius College, Regius Professor of Civil Law
• Robert Burn,[30] Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, and wife Augusta Sophia, née Prescott (a descendant of Oliver Cromwell)
• John Burnaby,[31] Dean of Trinity College, Cambridge, Regius Professor of Divinity, and wife Dorothy Burnaby, née Lock; also her brother Robert Heath Lock is buried in the same grave
• Geoffrey Bushnell[5][32] FBA, Archaeologist and Ethnologist, Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge and wife Patricia Bushnell

C

Memorial to Sarah Clackson

• Sir James Cable,[33] Diplomat, Naval Strategist, and wife Lady Cable, Viveca Hollmerus[34]
• John Walton Capstick[35] Bursar and Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge Physicist, Musician
• Neville Chittick,[36] Scholar, Archaeologist
• Richard Chorley,[37] Quantitative Geographer, Vice-Master, Sidney Sussex College
• Sir Derman Christopherson[38] FRS, Engineering Scientist, Master Magdelene College : 1978 to 1985 and his wife Frances, Lady Christopherson [39]
• Sarah Clackson[40] Coptologist; (cremated remains), first wife of James Clackson of Friends of Ascension Parish Burial Ground.
• Sir William Henry Clark[5][41] Civil Servant and wife Lady Anne Clark [42]
• Sir John Cockcroft[5][43] OM FRS, Physicist, Nobel Prize winner, Master Churchill College 1959 to 1968, Fellow of St John's and wife Lady Elizabeth Cockcroft,[44] and son John, known as Timothy
• Agnes Bell Collier Vice Principal of Newnham College, passed Maths. Tripos in 1883
• Frances Cornford,[5][45] Poet, interred in grave of father Sir Francis Darwin; wife of Francis Cornford.

D

Gravestone of Sir Francis Darwin, FRS and his daughter Frances Cornford

• Sir Francis Darwin[5][46] FRS, Botanist, biographer, Fellow of Christ's College, Cambridge, buried with his daughter the poet Frances Cornford [5]
• Florence, Lady Darwin,[47] third wife of Sir Francis Darwin, widow of Frederic William Maitland, and daughter of Herbert William Fisher
• Sir Horace Darwin[5][48] FRS, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, Scientific instrument maker and wife Lady Ida Darwin [5]

E

• Sir Arthur Eddington[5][49] OM FRS, Astrophysicist, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, Plumian Professor of Astronomy and Experimental Philosophy : cremated remains interred in the grave of his mother Sarah Eddington,[50] with the cremated remains of sister Winifred Eddington[51]
• Sir James Ewing[52] FRS, Professor of Mechanism and Applied Mechanics, Professorial Fellowship at King's, Fellow of King's College, Cambridge, and wife Lady Ellen Ewing [53]

F

• Michael James Farrell, Fellow of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, Economist
• Thomas Cecil Fitzpatrick, Vice-Chancellor and Master of Queens' College, Cambridge
• Sir James Frazer[5][54] OM FRS FBA, Anthropologist, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge and wife Lady Lily Frazer [55]

G

• Peter Geach, FBA, the British philosopher, buried with his late wife Elizabeth Anscombe
• Roberto Gerhard[56] Composer, Musical Scholar and wife Poldi Gerhard[57]
• Henry Melvill Gwatkin[5][58] (Rev.) Dixie Professor of Ecclesiastical History, Historian, theologian, conchologist, Fellow of St John's College, Cambridge and Emmanuel College, Cambridge and his wife Lucy De Lisle Gwatkin [59]

H

• Reginald Hackforth[60] FBA, Laurence Professor of Ancient Philosophy, Classical Scholar, Fellow of Sidney Sussex College and wife Lily Hackforth[61]
• Basil Hammond Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge and historian, and wife Margaret Hammond
• William Emerton Heitland[62] Classicist, Fellow of Emmanuel
• Margaret Heitland.[63] née Bateson, daughter of William Henry Bateson, master of St John's College, Cambridge
• Robert Drew Hicks Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, classicist, blind for 30 years
• Ernest William Hobson[64] FRS, Mathematician, Sadleirian Professor, Fellow of Christ's College, Cambridge and wife Seline Hobson,[65] and William Hobson[66]
• Sir Frederick Gowland Hopkins[5][67] OM, FRS, Nobel Prize winner, Biochemist, Professor, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge and wife Lady Jessie Ann Hopkins[68]
• Bertram Hopkinson,[5][69][70] CMG FRS, Patent Lawyer, Engineer, Professor of Mechanism and Applied Mechanics and wife Mariana Hopkinson[71]
• Tristram Frederick Croft Huddleston[72] Fellow of St John's and Censor Fitzwilliam House 1890–1907, and wife Bessie Huddleston[73]
• Arthur Hutchinson[5][74] FRS and Master Pembroke College 1928 to 1937, and wife Evaline Hutchinson[75]

J

• Henry Jackson[5][76] OM, FBA, Regius Professor of Greek (Cambridge), Classicist, Vice-Master Trinity College, Cambridge 1914–1919, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, Member of the Cambridge Apostles, the intellectual secret society
• Sir Richard Jebb[5][77] OM, MP, FBA, Regius Professor of Greek (Cambridge), Classicist, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, Member of the Cambridge Apostles, the intellectual secret society, and his wife Lady Caroline Jebb (who died in America and her cremated remains are buried here)[78]

K

• Courtney Stanhope Kenny[5][79] FBA, MP, Legal scholar, Downing professor of the laws of England, Fellow of Downing College, Cambridge and wife Emily[80] and the cremated remains of daughters Gertrude[81] and Agnes [82]

L

• Sir Horace Lamb[5][83] FRS, Mathematician, Honorary Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge and wife Lady Elizabeth Lamb[84]
• Guy Lee, Cambridge professor, classicist, translator of Ovid, Horace and Catullus, Fellow of St John's College, Cambridge
• Edward Hubert Linfoot[85] Mathematician, Fellow of Wolfson College
• George Downing Liveing[86] FRS, Professor of Chemistry, Fellow and President of St John's College, Cambridge and his wife Catharine
• Robert H. Lock Fellow of Gonville and Caius College and Assistant Director of the Peradeniya Botanical Gardens
• Henry Richards Luard[87] Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, mathematician and clergyman

M

Gravestone of philosopher G. E. Moore OM and wife Dorothy Moore

• Alexander Macalister [88] Professor of Anatomy, Cambridge University, Egyptologist, Fellow of St John's College, Cambridge and his wife Elizabeth MacAlister
• R. A. Stewart Macalister,[89] archaeologist, Member of St John's College, Cambridge and his wife Margaret A. M. Macalister
• Sir Donald MacAlister,[5][90] Vice-Chancellor Glasgow, Fellow of St John's College, Cambridge and Member of the Cambridge Apostles, the intellectual secret society, and wife Lady Edith Macalister
• Sir Desmond MacCarthy,[5][91] Literary and drama critic, Member of the Cambridge Apostles, the intellectual secret society, and wife Lady Mary (Molly) MacCarthy
• Norman McLean[5][92] FBA, Orientalist and Member of the Cambridge Apostles, Master Christ's College, Cambridge 1927 to 1936 and his wife Mary McLean, née Luce.
• Alfred Marshall[93] FBA, Economist, Fellow of St John's College, Cambridge, Professor of Political Economy, who was married to Mary Paley, co-founder of Newnham College
• Sir Charles James Martin[94] FRS, Scientist, Fellow of King's College, London and Member of St John's College, Cambridge and wife Lady Edith Martin[95]
• Brigadier Arthur Gordon Matthew[96][97]
• Jeremy Maule, English scholar and teacher; Fellow and Lecturer in English, Trinity College,
• Edwin Arthur Maxwell, Mathematician; Director of Studies in Mathematics, University of Cambridge, Honorary Fellow of Queens' College, Cambridge
• John Eyton Bickersteth Mayor[5][98] FBA, Librarian, Professor of Latin, Antiquarian, President of St John's College, Cambridge
• Robert Williams Michell FRCS [99]
• Sir Geoffrey Fitzhervey de Montmorency[100] Indian Civil Service
• William Loudon Mollison,[101] Master of Clare College, Cambridge
• George Edward Moore[5][102] OM, FBA, Philosopher, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, Professor of Philosophy, Member of the Cambridge Apostles, the intellectual secret society, and wife Dorothy Moore
• Andrew Munro, bursar and mathematician of Queens' College, Cambridge

N

• Hugh Frank Newall[5][103] FRS, Professor of Astrophysics, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, whose second wife was Dame Bertha Phillpotts Mistress of Girton College 1922–1925, [4H1], who is buried in Tunbridge Wells
• George Ernest Newsom[104] Master Selwyn College: 1934 to 1946
• Alfred Newton[5][105] FRS, Professor of Comparative Anatomy, Fellow of Magdalene College, Ornithologist

P

• Conrad Pepler[106] Priest, Writer, Editor, Publisher
• Max Perutz[107] OM, FRS, Molecular Biologist, Nobel Prize winner, Fellow of Peterhouse, and wife Gisela Perutz; their cremated remains are buried together with his parents Hugo and Dely Perutz

R

• Sir Leon Radzinowicz[108] FBA, Criminologist, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge and wife Lady Isolde Radzinowicz
• Arthur Stanley Ramsey[109] Mathematician and philosopher, President of Magdalene College, with his wife Mary,[110] and their son Frank Plumpton Ramsey[111]
• Frank P. Ramsey[5][112] Philosopher and mathematician, Fellow of St John's College, Cambridge, Member of the Cambridge Apostles, the intellectual secret society, buried in same grave as his parents: Arthur Stanley Ramsey and Mary Agnes Ramsey
• William Halse Rivers Rivers[113] FRS, Fellow of St John's College, Cambridge, Anthropologist, Neurologist, Ethnologist, Psychologist
• David Roberts, architect and fellow of Magdalene College
• Walter William Rouse Ball,[5][114] Mathematician, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge

S

• Sir John Edwin Sandys[5][115] FBA, Fellow of St John's College, Cambridge, Classicist and Public Orator, and Lady Mary Sandys
• Sir Charles Henry Sargant,[116] Lord Justice of Appeal, Privy Counsellor
• Charlotte Scott,[5][117] Pioneer woman student, buried in the grave of Eliza Nevin[118]
• Isabel May Griffiths Seltman, wife of Charles Seltman, art historian, fellow of Queens' College, Cambridge and a University Lecturer in Classics
• Gerald Shove,[119] economist and Member of the Cambridge Apostles, the intellectual secret society, and Fredegond Shove, poet, step-daughter of Sir Francis Darwin; her mother was Lady Darwin, formerly Florence Maitland;
• Walter William Skeat[5][120] FBA Philologist, Elrington and Bosworth Professor of Anglo-Saxon, Fellow of Christ's College, Cambridge and wife Bertha Clara Skeat, daughters Bertha Marian Skeat, and Ethel Gertrude Woods, née Skeat, wife of Henry Woods
• Lucy Joan Slater[121] Mathematician and Recorder of Ascension Parish Burial Ground, and her mother Lucy Dalton Slater[122]
• George Smee, solicitor, and wife Eliza Smee; monument sculpted by Jacob Epstein
• Bridget Spufford,[5] after whom "Bridget's Hostel", Cambridge was named; daughter of Professors Peter Spufford and the late Margaret Spufford, sister of Francis Spufford. She is buried with her grandmother, Mary Clark, née Johnson.
• Vincent Henry Stanton[123] Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge and Regius Professor of Divinity, Member of the Cambridge Apostles, the intellectual society at Cambridge University
• Joseph Peter Stern[5][124] FBA, Germanist, Fellow of St John's College, Cambridge, (cremated remains) and wife Sheila Stern (cremated remains)
• Stanley Stubbs[125] Headmaster of Perse School 1945–1969 and wife Margaret Stubbs[126]

T

• Joseph Robson Tanner, Bursar of St John's, Samuel Pepys expert
• Charles Taylor[127] Vice-Chancellor and Master St. John's College: 1881 to 1908, Fellow of St John's College, Cambridge, mathematician and Hebrew scholar
• Harold McCarter Taylor[128] Mathematician, Barrister, a Fellow of Clare College, (cremated remains)
• Henry Martyn Taylor[5][129] FRS, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, Mathematician, braille expert, and mother Eliza Taylor[130]
• Sir Alfred St Valery Tebbitt,[131] managing director of Kirby, Beard & Co. and British Chamber of Commerce, Paris, and of the Hertford British Hospital, Paris, and wife Lady Gladys St. Valery Tebbitt, née Pendrell Smith.

V

• Augustus Arthur Vansittart,[132] Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, classical scholar
• Arthur Woollgar Verrall,[5][133] Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, Classicist, Member of the Cambridge Apostles, King Edward VII professorship of literature, literary scholar, and wife Margaret Verrall, lecturer in classics at Newnham College,[134] and daughter Phoebe Margaret De Gaudrion Verrall (1888–1890)

W

Gravestone of Ludwig Wittgenstein in 2004, before its 2015 restoration

• Harry Marshall Ward, colleague of Sir Francis Darwin and his wife Selina Mary Ward, née Kingdon
• Sir Percy Henry Winfield[135] FBA, Rouse Ball Professor of English Law, Fellow of St John's College, Cambridge, author of The Law of Torts and his wife Lady Helena Winfield, née Scruby
• Denys Winstanley[136] Vice Master Trinity College, Cambridge: 1935–1947
• John Wisdom (cremated) [5][137] Professor of Philosophy, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, philosopher, and Honorary Fellow of Fitzwilliam College
• Ludwig Wittgenstein[138][139] philosopher, Professor of Philosophy, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, Member of the Cambridge Apostles
• Charles Wood[5][140] Professor of Music, Fellow of Gonville and Caius College, composer, and his wife Charlotte Georgina Wood.[141]
• William Aldis Wright[5][142] Shakespearean and Biblical scholar, Vice-Master Trinity College, Cambridge, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, 1888–1914

Darwin family

Five members of the family of Charles Darwin are interred here: two sons: Sir Francis Darwin and Sir Horace Darwin, two daughters-in-law: Lady Florence Darwin (third wife of Francis) and Lady Ida Darwin (wife of Horace), and a granddaughter: Frances Cornford, the daughter of Francis Darwin by his second wife, Ellen Wordsworth Darwin, née Crofts.

Charles Darwin himself is buried in Westminster Abbey.

References

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2. "Conservation Areas". Cambridge City Council. Retrieved 26 June 2014.
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6. John Couch Adams at Find a Grave
7. Eliza Adams at Find a Grave
8. Sir Hugh Kerr Anderson at Find a Grave
9. Lady Jessie Anderson at Find a Grave
10. Elizabeth Anscombe at Find a Grave
11. Richard Appleton at Find a Grave
12. Arthur John Arberry at Find a Grave
13. Serina Arberry at Find a Grave
14. Sir Robert Stawell Ball at Find a Grave
15. Lady Francis Elizabeth Ball at Find a Grave
16. Arthur Beer at Find a Grave
17. Charlotte Beer at Find a Grave
18. Jack Bennett at Find a Grave
19. Gwyneth Bennett at Find a Grave
20. Arthur Christopher Benson at Find a Grave
21. William Henry Besant at Find a Grave
22. James Bethune-Baker at Find a Grave
23. Frederick Blackman at Find a Grave
24. Elsie Blackman at Find a Grave
25. John Buckley Bradbury at Find a Grave
26. Jane Bradbury at Find a Grave
27. Charles Oscar Brink at Find a Grave
28. Sir Denis William Brogan at Find a Grave
29. Zachary Nugent Brooke at Find a Grave
30. Robert Burn at Find a Grave
31. Jon Burnaby at Find a Grave
32. Geoffrey Bushnell at Find a Grave
33. Sir James Cable at Find a Grave
34. Lady Viveca Cable at Find a Grave
35. John Walton Capstick at Find a Grave
36. Neville Chittick at Find a Grave
37. Richard Chorley at Find a Grave
38. Sir Dermon Christopherson at Find a Grave
39. Lady Frances Christopherson at Find a Grave
40. Sarah Clackson at Find a Grave
41. Sir William Henry Clark at Find a Grave
42. Lady Anne Clark at Find a Grave
43. Sir John Cockroft at Find a Grave
44. Lady Elizabeth Cockcroft at Find a Grave
45. Frances Cornford at Find a Grave
46. Sir Francis Darwin at Find a Grave
47. Lady Darwin at Find a Grave
48. Sir Horace Darwin at Find a Grave
49. Sir Arthur Eddington at Find a Grave
50. Sarah Eddington at Find a Grave
51. Winifred Eddington at Find a Grave
52. Sir James Ewing at Find a Grave
53. Lady Ellen Ewing at Find a Grave
54. Sir James Frazer at Find a Grave
55. Lad Lilly Frazer at Find a Grave
56. Roberto Gerhards at Find a Grave
57. Poldi Gerhard at Find a Grave
58. Henry Melvill Gwatkin at Find a Grave
59. Lucy De Lisle Gwatkin at Find a Grave
60. Reginal Hackforth at Find a Grave
61. Lily Hackforth at Find a Grave
62. William Emerton Heitland at Find a Grave
63. Margaret Heitland at Find a Grave
64. Ernest William Hobson at Find a Grave
65. Seline Hobson at Find a Grave
66. Walter William Hobson at Find a Grave
67. Frederick Gowland Hopkins at Find a Grave
68. Lady Jessie Ann Hopkins at Find a Grave
69. "Casualty Details: Hopkinson, Bertram". Commonwealth War Graves Commission. Retrieved 19 May 2015.
70. Bertram Hopkinson at Find a Grave
71. Mariana Hopkinson at Find a Grave
72. Tristram Frederick Croft Huddleston at Find a Grave
73. Bessie Huddleston at Find a Grave
74. Arthur Hutchinson at Find a Grave
75. Evaline Hutchinson at Find a Grave
76. Henry Jackson at Find a Grave
77. Sir Richard Jebb at Find a Grave
78. Lady Caroline Lane Jebb at Find a Grave
79. Courtney Stanhope Kenny at Find a Grave
80. Emily Kenny at Find a Grave
81. Gertrude Kenny at Find a Grave
82. Agnes Kenny at Find a Grave
83. Sir Horace Lamb at Find a Grave
84. Lady Elizabeth Lamb at Find a Grave
85. Edward Hubert Linfoot at Find a Grave
86. George Downing Liveing at Find a Grave
87. Henry Richards Luard at Find a Grave
88. Alexander Macalister at Find a Grave
89. R.A. Stewart Macalister at Find a Grave
90. Sir Donald Macalister at Find a Grave
91. Sir Desmond MacCarthy at Find a Grave
92. Norman McLean at Find a Grave
93. Alfred Marshall at Find a Grave
94. Sir Charles James Martin at Find a Grave
95. Edith Martin at Find a Grave
96. "Casualty Details: Matthew, Arthur Gordon". Commonwealth War Graves Commission. Retrieved 19 May 2015.
97. Arthur Gordon Matthew at Find a Grave
98. John Eyton Bickersteth Mayor at Find a Grave
99. http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/344347/MICHELL,%20ROBERT%20WILLIAMS
100. Sir Geoffrey Fitzhervey de Montmorency at Find a Grave
101. William Loudon Mollison at Find a Grave
102. George Edward Moore at Find a Grave
103. Hugh Frank Newall at Find a Grave
104. George Ernest Newsom at Find a Grave
105. Alfred Newton at Find a Grave
106. Conrad Pepler at Find a Grave
107. Max Perutz at Find a Grave
108. Sir Leon Radzinowicz at Find a Grave
109. Arthur Stanley Ramsey at Find a Grave
110. Mary Agnes Ramsey at Find a Grave
111. Frank Plumpton Ramsey at Find a Grave
112. Frank P. Ramsey at Find a Grave
113. William Halse Rivers Rivers at Find a Grave
114. Walter William Rouse Ball at Find a Grave
115. John Edwin Sandys at Find a Grave
116. Sir Charles Henry Sargant at Find a Grave
117. Charlotte Scott at Find a Grave
118. Eliza Nevin at Find a Grave
119. The Times obituary, 18 August 1947.
120. Walter William Skeat at Find a Grave
121. Lucy Joan Slater at Find a Grave
122. Lucy Slater at Find a Grave
123. Vincent Henry Stanton at Find a Grave
124. Joseph Peter Stern at Find a Grave
125. Stubbs at Find a Grave
126. Margaret Stubbs at Find a Grave
127. Charles Taylor at Find a Grave
128. Harold McCarter Taylor at Find a Grave
129. Henry Martyn Taylor at Find a Grave
130. Eliza Taylor at Find a Grave
131. Sir Alfred St Valery Tebbitt at Find a Grave
132. Augustus Arthur Vansittart at Find a Grave
133. Arthur Woollgar Verrall at Find a Grave
134. Margaret Verrall at Find a Grave
135. Sir Percy Henry Winfield at Find a Grave
136. Denys Winstanley at Find a Grave
137. John Wisdom at Find a Grave
138. Ludwig Wittgenstein at Find a Grave
139. "Wittgenstein's Grave". www.britishwittgensteinsociety.org.
140. Charles Wood at Find a Grave
141. Charlotte Georgina Wood at Find a Grave
142. William Aldis Wright at Find a Grave

External links

• Ascension Parish Burial Ground at Find a Grave
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