Lot Jackaman
James Jackson
banker
Admiral Sir Henry Jackson RN GCB FRS KCVO
(1855-1929) Royal Navy Admiral
Liza Jackson
(1888-1971)
Erich Jacobi
Holocaust victim
Ella Jacobowitz
Holocaust victim
Jacob Jacobsohn
Holocaust victim
Johanna Jacobsohn
Holocaust victim
Hans-Adolf Jacobsohn
Holocaust victim
Dorothea Jacobson
Holocaust victim
Flora Jacoby
Holocaust victim
Axel Jaffé
(1919-1943) Holocaust victim
Martin Jaffé
Holocaust victim
Ester Jahisch
Holocaust victim
Minoo Jalali
lawyer
General Daniel James
(1920-1978) pilot
St James
Saint
Pierre Janet
(1859-1947) founder of dynamic psychology
Leopold Jankel
Holocaust victim
Erna Hildegard Jaskulski
Holocaust victim
Julian Jaskulski
(1905-1943) Holocaust victim
Percy Jeeves
(1888-1916) cricketer
Emily Jenkins
(d.2005) bombing victim
Dr Wiley Jenkins
(1901-1950) Doctor (unknown type)
Rev Charles Jenkinson
(1887-1949) Reverend
Tom Jennings
(1917-1978)
May Mann Jennings
(1872-1963) women’s rights activist
Sir Earl Lord Henry Jermyn KG
(1605-1684) diplomat
Jesmond Flint Mill
flint mill
Jesmond Parish Church, Newcastle upon Tyne
(1858-present) church
William Jessop
(1745-1814) civil engineer
William Grant jnr
(1769-1842) inspiration for Charles Dickens' Cheeryble brothers
Matthías Jochumsson
(1835-1920) poet
John the Fearless
(1371-1419) Duke of Burgundy
Thomas Johnson
soap-maker
Alfred Johnson
(1846-1927) first single handed west to east Atlantic in a fishing dory crossing sailor
Dr John Howard Johnson
(1871-1936) Doctor of Medicine
John Johnson snr
soap-maker
Andrew Johnston
bank agent
Lieselotte Jonas
(1922-present) Holocaust victim
Helen Katherine Jones
(d.2005) bombing victim
Herbert Jones VC OBE
Victoria Cross recipient
Thomas Parry Jones OBE
(1935-2013) Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire
David W. Jones
(1923-1976) head coach
Mary Harris Jones
(1837-1930) campaigner for workers rights
John Johnson jr
soap-maker
7 July 2005 London bombings
(2005) bombing
Saddle Junction
road
Willi Jungmittag
Holocaust victim
Jurassic Coast
coastal feature