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Walter Randall
Dancer
Nat Temple
Lennie Felix
British pianist
Freddy Gardner
British saxophonist
Colin Purbrook
Musician
Alan Branscombe
Pianist
Val Parnell
British presenter
Joseph Holbrooke
English composer
Leslie Hutchinson
Singer
Rudolph Dunbar
Conductor
Richard Hawkins
Seaman
Thomas Betterton
Actor
Anne Bracegirdle
Actress
James Burney
Voyager
Gabriele Rossetti
Italian olympic athlete ‧ Bruno Rossetti's son
Thomas Stothard
Painter
Arthur Somervell
English composer
Maria Francesca Rossetti
Author
Francis Russell, 2nd Earl of Bedford
English soldier
Thomas Cecil, 1st Earl of Exeter
Catherine Carey, Countess of Nottingham
Edgar Anstey
Documentary filmmaker
Henry McMahon
British diplomat
James Jurin
Scientist
Robert Recorde
Welsh physician
Edmund Gunter
Mathematician
Anthony Holborne
Composer
Ursula Vaughan Williams
Poet
William Henry Squire
British cellist
Peter Wallfisch
Pianist
York Bowen
English composer
Matilda Ridout Edgar
Canadian historian
Guy Deghy
Actor
Darrell Fancourt
Bass-baritone
Derek Newark
Actor
Gabor Vernon
Actor
Raymond Lovell
Canadian actor
Michael Mellinger
German actor
Griffith Jones
English film actor
Paul Tabori
Hungarian author
Alan Fletcher
Australian actor
Christine Hargreaves
Actress
Margaretta Scott
Television actress
Simon Lack
Actor
Viva Birkett
British actress
Yusuf Lule
Former Acting President of Uganda
Grand Duke Michael Mikhailovich of
Grand Duke of Russia