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*Church of the Dominican friars, Galata, Constantinople | |||
[[Sir John Clanvowe]] and [[Sir Richard Neville]], died 1391 (tombstone now in the archaeological museum, Istanbul<ref>[[Alan Bray]], ''[[The Friend]]'', pages 13–18.</ref> | **[[Sir John Clanvowe]] and [[Sir Richard Neville]], died 1391 (tombstone now in the archaeological museum, Istanbul<ref>[[Alan Bray]], ''[[The Friend]]'', pages 13–18.</ref> | ||
*Père Lachaise Cemetery, Paris | |||
*[[Oscar Wilde]], playwright, died 1900 | **[[Oscar Wilde]], playwright, died 1900 | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
<references> | <references> | ||
[[Category:Lists]] | [[Category:Lists]] | ||
Revision as of 09:59, 2 May 2016
This is a list of the burial places of selected British LGBT people.
UK and dependencies
- Croydon Minster
- John Whitgift, Archbishop of Canterbury, died 1604
- East Finchley cemetery
- Kenneth Williams, actor, died 1988 (ashes scattered)
- Gloucester Cathedral
- King Eward II, died 1327
- Highgate Cemetery
- Mario Dubsky, artist, died 1985
- Radclyffe Hall, novelist, died 1943
- Hucknall parish church,Nottinghamshire
- Lord Byron, poet, died 1824
- Jewish Cemetery, Willesden
- Simeon Solomon, painter, died 1905
- Kensal Green Cemetery
- Henry Ainley, actor, died 1945
- Sir Terence Rattigan, playwright, died 1977
- Freddie Mercury, musician, died 1991 (cremated: location of ashes not disclosed)
- Lambeth Cemetery===
- Mark Ashton, gay rights activist, died 1987
- St Brelade's Church, Jersey===
- Claude Calhun and Suzanne Malherbe, artists, died 1954 and 1972
- St Clement's Church, Old Romney
- Derek Jarman, film maker, died 1994
- St Collen's Church, LLangollen===
- Lady Eleanor Charlotte Butler and Sarah Ponsonby, the Ladies of LLangollen, died 1829 and 1832
Overseas
- Church of the Dominican friars, Galata, Constantinople
- Sir John Clanvowe and Sir Richard Neville, died 1391 (tombstone now in the archaeological museum, Istanbul[1]
- Père Lachaise Cemetery, Paris
- Oscar Wilde, playwright, died 1900
References
<references>
- ↑ Alan Bray, The Friend, pages 13–18.