Subjects of historical plaques - J

J & B Green
company
Naomi Jacob
(1884-1964) author
Gotthard Jacobius
Holocaust victim
Benjamin Septimus Jacobs
church architect
Kurt Jacobsohn
Holocaust victim
Liesbeth Jacobsohn
Holocaust victim
Recha Jacoby
Holocaust victim
Hattie Jacques
(1924-1980) comedy actor
Leopold Jacubowitz
Holocaust victim
Paolo Jacuzio
(1862-1944) Archbishop of Sorrento
Ida Jaffe
(1909-?) Holocaust victim
Tamara Jaffe
(1932-present) Holocaust victim
Jakob 'Jascha' Jaffe
(1934-present) Holocaust victim
Sir Mick Jagger
(1943-present) singer
Neetu Jain
(d.2005) bombing victim
Herta Jakobsthal
(1910-present) Holocaust victim
Sid James
(1913-1976) comic actor
Henry James OM
(1843-1916) writer
William James
(1771-1837) lawyer
Richard Jaretzki
(1869-1943) Holocaust victim
Mne. Dennis Jarvis RM (SBS)
(d.1951) Royal Marine
Marianne Jean-Baptiste
(1967-present) black British woman to be nominated for an Oscar
Richard Jefferies
(1848-1887) naturalist
Charles William Jefferys
(1869-1951) artist
Geoffrey Jellicoe
(1900-1996) landscape architect
Sir Admiral of the Fleet Earl John Jellicoe GCVO OM GCB SGM DL
(1859-1935) Sea Gallantry Medal recipient
Anne Jellicoe
(1823-1880) Quaker
Rt Hon. Lord Hugh Jenkins PC
(1908-2004) Privy Counsellor
Martha Jentsch
Holocaust victim
Dr Sophia Louisa Jex-Blake
(1840-1912) Doctor of Medicine
Charlotte Joel
Holocaust victim
Amy Johnson
(1903-1941) aviator
Dr Samuel Johnson
(1709-1784) writer
Thomas Johnson
(1762-1814)
Janet Johnson
(1858-1955) pioneer welfare worker
James Finlay Weir Johnston
(1796-1855) scholar
Irène Joliot-Curie
(1897-1956) chemist
Klara Jonas
Holocaust victim
Kenney Jones
(1948-present) band member
Gwyn Jones
(1907-1999) writer
Robert Jones
(1857-1933) orthopaedic surgeon
Ernest Jones
(1819-1869) Chartist leader
Scott Joplin
(1868-1917) King of Ragtime
James Jopson
Joseph Jordan
(1787-1873) founder of the first provincial school of anatomy
Ernestine Joseph
(1867-1942) Holocaust victim
Carl Joseph
Holocaust victim
Eugen Joseph
Holocaust victim
Judges' Lodging
town house
Erna Jungmann
(1899-?) Holocaust victim