New subjects
| Abu Bakar (1833–1895), sultan of Johore |
| Arnott, Samuel (1852–1930), gardener and politician |
| Barnes, James (bap. 1806, d. 1877), gardener |
| Barr, Peter (1826–1909), seedsman and nurseryman |
| Bean, William Jackson (1863–1947), arboriculturist and dendrologist |
| Beaton, Donald (1802–1863), gardener |
| Bishop, Maurice Rupert (1944–1983), prime minister of Grenada |
| Brunton, (Richard) Henry (1841–1901), civil engineer |
| Caen, John (c.1247–1310), notary public and royal official |
| Charles, Dame (Mary) Eugenia (1919–2005), prime minister of Dominica |
| Chitepo, Herbert Wiltshire Tfumaindini (1923–1975), barrister and politician in Rhodesia |
| Climping, John of (d. 1262), bishop of Chichester |
| Dawes, Jesse Cooper (1878–1955), sanitary inspector |
| D’Ombrain, Henry Honywood (1818–1905), Church of England clergyman and gardener |
| Drake, Sarah Anne (1803–1857), botanical artist |
| Eassie, William (1832–1888), sanitary engineer and pioneer of cremation |
| Eckford, Henry (1823–1905), gardener and hybridist |
| Ellis, Sir Albert Fuller (1869–1951), mining engineer and phosphate commissioner in the south Pacific |
| Gerrard, Edward (1810–1910), taxidermist |
| Grimshaw, Beatrice Ethel (1870–1953), traveller and author |
| Gunn, Thomas Edward (1844–1923), taxidermist |
| Haden, George (1788–1856), engineer |
| Hals, John (c.1407–1490), bishop of Coventry and Lichfield |
| Hanbury, Sir Thomas (1832–1907), merchant and gardener |
| Harewell, John (1320x25?–1386), administrator and bishop of Bath and Wells |
| Hill, Richard (d. 1496), bishop of London |
| Hogg, Robert (1818–1897), nurseryman and author |
| Horsfall, Thomas Coglan (1841–1932), philanthropist |
| Howe, Sir Robert George (1893–1981), diplomatist and colonial governor |
| Hussey, Anna Maria (1805–1853), mycologist and botanical illustrator |
| Hyams, Edward Solomon (1910–1975), gardener and ecologist |
| Ibrahim (1873–1959) [see under Abu Bakar (1833–1895) ] |
| Innes, Emily Anne (1843–1927), author |
| Jennings, (Josiah) George (1810–1882), sanitary engineer |
| Joseph, Helen Beatrice May (1905–1992), anti–apartheid activist |
| Kemp, Edward (1817–1891), landscape gardener |
| Kirk, Alexander Carnegie (1830–1892), mechanical engineer and inventor |
| Lawrence, Louisa (1803/4–1855), horticulturist |
| Lawrence, Sir (James John) Trevor, second baronet (1831–1913), hospital administrator and horticulturist [see under Lawrence, Louisa (1803/–1855)] |
| Lawson, Charles (1795–1873), seed merchant and agriculturalist |
| Leofwine (d. in or before 1095), abbot of Coventry and bishop of Lichfield |
| Leyland, Christopher John (1849–1926), naval officer and silviculturist |
| Limesey, Robert de (d. 1117), bishop of Coventry |
| Lobb, Thomas (bap. 1817, d. 1894), plant collector [see under Lobb, William (bap. 1809, d. 1863)] |
| Lobb, William (bap. 1809, d. 1863), plant collector |
| Ludlow, Frank (1885–1972), traveller |
| M’Intosh, Charles (1794–1864), horticulturist |
| McNab, James (1810–1878), horticulturist and botanist |
| McNab, William (1780–1848), horticulturist |
| Margai, Sir Milton Augustus Strieby (1895–1964), prime minister of Sierra Leone |
| Maries, Charles (1851–1902), plant collector and garden designer |
| Mifsud, Sir Ugo Pasquale (1889–1942), prime minister of Malta |
| Neilson, Walter Montgomerie (1819–1889), railway locomotive manufacturer |
| Paterson, Sir Clifford Copland (1879–1948), engineer |
| Peche, Robert ( d. 1126 ) [see under Limesey, Robert de ( d. 1117 ) ] |
| Phalke, Dhundiraj Govind (1870–1944), film–maker |
| Phipson, Wilson Weatherley (1838–1891), engineer |
| Potter, Walter (1835–1918), taxidermist |
| Pykenham, William (d. 1497), lawyer and ecclesiastic |
| Rai, Dhanpat (1880–1936), novelist and short story writer |
| Renton, Dorothy Graham (1898–1966), gardener |
| Renton, John Taylor (1891–1967) [see under Renton, Dorothy Graham (1898–1966) ] |
| Roe, John (1795–1874), civil engineer |
| Sandford, Henry of (d. 1235), bishop of Rochester |
| Seffrid (I) (d. 1150), bishop of Chichester |
| Shanks, John (1825–1895), sanitary engineer |
| Simpson, James (1799–1869), waterworks engineer |
| Snelling, Lilian (1879–1972), botanical artist |
| Spencer, Oscar Alan (1913–1993), colonial administrator and economist |
| Spicer, Peter (1839–1935), taxidermist |
| Stackhouse, Emily (1811–1870), botanical artist |
| Streeter, Frederick (1877/9–1975), gardener and broadcaster |
| Thom, Robert, of Ascog (1774–1847), civil engineer and industrialist |
| Thomas, Francis Inigo (1865–1950), architect and garden designer |
| Thomas, John (1797–1881), Wesleyan missionary and Tongan scholar |
| Tremayne family (per. 1741–1901), politicians and gardeners |
| Tremayne, Henry Hawkins (bap. 1741, d. 1829) [see under Tremayne family (per. 1741–1901) ] |
| Tremayne, John (1825–1901) [see under Tremayne family (per. 1741–1901) ] |
| Tremayne, John Hearle (bap. 1780, d. 1851) [see under Tremayne family (per. 1741–1901) ] |
| Twyford, Thomas William (1849–1921), sanitary ware manufacturer |
| Ward, (James) Rowland (1847–1912), taxidermist |
| Weir, James (1842/3–1920), engineer and inventor |
| Wenden, Richard of (d. 1250), bishop of Rochester |
| Williams, John Charles (1861–1939), gardener and politician |
| Williams, Michael (1785–1858), mining entrepreneur and politician [see under Williams, John Charles (1861–1939)] |
| Wilson, Guy Livingstone (1885–1962), gardener |
| Withers, Augusta Joanna Elizabeth Innes (bap. 1793, d. 1876), botanical artist |
| Wyville, Robert (d. 1375), bishop of Salisbury |
