Fulham
Fulham is an upmarket residential area known for trendy shopping streets like King’s Road and Fulham Road, which have chic boutiques, home-goods stores, and posh delis. Popular brunch cafes and relaxed pubs give the Parsons Green area a village atmosphere. The riverside Fulham Palace is a centuries-old former bishops’ residence featuring architectural styles from Tudor to Georgian amid landscaped gardens. ― Google
People died in Fulham (First 49 people) - Page 0
John Bell
Singer
Albert George Dew-Smith
British physiologist
Lesley Angold Panayiotou
Former dancer ‧ George Michael's mother
John Aylmer
Bishop
Beilby Porteus
Author
Frankie Howerd
Stage actor
Patrick Magee
Irish republican
Lesley Angold Panayiotou
Former dancer ‧ George Michael's mother
David Whitaker
Television writer
Jill Dando
Kenneth More
Film actor
Martin Hirigoyen Kelly
Surgeon
John William Godward
English painter
Maxine Audley
Theatre actress
Charles Dickens Jr.
Novelist
John Van Eyssen
Actor
Abdullah Yusuf Ali
Indian translator
Ellen Ternan
Actress
Charles James Blomfield
Clergy
Fred Sullivan
Actor
Walter Fitzgerald
Character actor
Henry Compton
Bishop
Joseph Hansom
British architect
Albert Richard Smith
Author
William John Burchell
Explorer
James Maude Richards
Writer
Aubrey Faulkner
South African cricketer
Cecil Trouncer
Actor
Frederick Bowhill
Commander
Walter de Gray
English statesman
Barnett Janner, Baron Janner
British politician
James Bate
Actor
Charles George Gass
Cyril Peacock
Cyclist
John Florio
Linguist
John Thomas Perceval
Albert George Dew-Smith
British physiologist
Barnett Janner
British Politician
Peter Leitch
New Zealand businessman
Lesley Osmond
British actress
Theodore Hook
English man of letters
Jane Ewart-Biggs
British Politician
Albert Terrien de Lacouperie
Sinologist
Sylvia Guirey
Artist
John Bell
Singer
Herbert Hayton Castens
South African cricketer
Mary Ridge
British television director