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Famous/Noteable residents of Kensal Green Cemetery Over 700 notable personalities are buried at Kensal Green Cemetery, from the children of George III to the servants of Queen Victoria. Engineers and artists, politicians and preachers, scientists and sportsmen, writers and actors, doctors and lawyers, financiers and philanthropists, explorers and wastrels, lie as neighbours in the Cemetery of ...
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Fees Lists for Kensal Green Cemetery, West London Crematorium and Gardens of Remembrance. Crematorium price list – from 1 May 2024. [/one_fourth] Cemetery price list – from 1 May 2024. Memorials price list – from 1 May 2024.
The Origins & Development of the General Cemetery of All Souls, Kensal Green, London, 1824-2001 (20) - James Stevens Curl Email | +44 (0) 28 9042 5141 LinkedIn | Wikipedia
9 de sept. de 2008 · The Brunel family grave, Kensal Green Cemetery, London. Description Brunel Family Grave -Kensal Green Cemetery -5July2006.jpg. English: Isambard Kingdom Brunel is buried in this grave along with his father, Marc Isambard, also an engineer. This is a photo of listed building number 1265238. Date.
Kensal Green is situated on Brent’s southern border, along the Harrow Road. The famous Kensal Green Cemetery is actually in the Borough of Kensington & Chelsea, not in Brent. Early history. Recorded as ‘Kingisholt’ (‘The King’s Wood’) in 1253, the area is first called Kensal Green in 1550.
