Editing Bunhill Fields (section)

===19th century===
* [[Thomas Belsham]] (1750–1829), [[Unitarianism|Unitarian]] minister
* [[Catherine Blake]] (1762–1831), wife of William Blake
* [[William Blake]] (1757–1827), painter, engraver, poet, and mystic
* [[David Bradberry]] (1736–1803), nonconformist minister
* [[John Bradford (dissenting minister)|John Bradford]] (1750–1805), dissenting minister
* [[Charles Buck (minister)|Charles Buck]] (1771–1815), [[Independent (religion)|Independent minister]] and theological writer, known for his ''Theological Dictionary''
* [[George Burder]] (1752–1832), nonconformist divine
* [[John Clayton (minister)|John Clayton]] (1754–1843), Independent minister
* [[Eleanor Coade]] (1733–1821), pioneer of the artificial stone known as [[Coade stone]]
* [[Thomas Dale (physician)|Thomas Dale]] (1729–1816), physician
* [[Joseph Denison (banker)|Joseph Denison]] (c. 1726–1806), banker
* [[Daniel Fisher (minister)|Daniel Fisher]] (1731–1807), dissenting minister
* [[Joseph Hardcastle (1752–1819)|Joseph Hardcastle]] (1752–1819), one of the founders of the [[London Missionary Society|Missionary Society]]
* [[Thomas Hardy (political reformer)|Thomas Hardy]] (1752–1832), political reformer and founder of the [[London Corresponding Society]]
* [[Thomas Heaphy]] the elder (1775–1835), watercolourist and portrait-painter
* [[Jabez Carter Hornblower]] (1744–1814), steam engine pioneer
* [[Henry Hunter (divine)|Henry Hunter]] (1741–1802), Scottish minister and translator
* [[John Hyatt (clergyman)|John Hyatt]] (1767–1826), one of the founding preachers of Calvinist Methodism at [[Whitefield's Tabernacle, Tottenham Court Road]] 1806–1828.
* [[Joseph Ivimey]] (1773–1834), Particular Baptist minister and historian
* [[William Jones (1762–1846)]], Welsh Baptist religious writer and bookseller
* [[John Le Keux]] (1783–1846), English engraver
* [[Theophilus Lindsey]] (1723–1808), a founder of Unitarianism
* [[John Martin (minister)|John Martin]] (1741–1820), Particular Baptist minister
* [[David Nasmith]] (1799–1839), founder of the [[City Mission|City Mission Movement]]
* [[Joseph Nightingale]] (1775–1824), writer and preacher
* [[William Orme (minister)|William Orme]] (1787–1830), Scottish Congregational minister and biographer
* [[Apsley Pellatt (1763–1826)]], glass manufacturer
* [[Timothy Priestley]] (1734–1814), Independent minister, and scientific collaborator with his brother [[Joseph Priestley]]
* [[Thomas Pringle]] (1789–1834), Scottish poet and author, and Secretary to the [[Anti-Slavery Society (1823–1838)|Anti-Slavery Society]] (re-interred 1970, Eildon Church, [[Baviaanskloof Mega Reserve|Baviaans valley]], South Africa)
* [[Abraham Rees]] (1743–1825), Welsh nonconformist minister and compiler of ''[[Rees's Cyclopædia]]''
* [[John Rippon]] (1750–1836), [[Baptist]] clergyman, composer of many well known hymns
* [[Richard Sharp (politician)|Richard "Conversation" Sharp]] (1759–1835), prominent among the Dissenters' "Deputies", critic, merchant and MP
* [[William Shrubsole]] (1760–1806), singer and composer
* [[Thomas Stothard]] (1755–1834), painter, illustrator and engraver
* [[Charles Taylor (engraver)|Charles Taylor]] (1756–1823), engraver and biblical scholar
* [[John Towers (minister)|John Towers]] (c. 1747–1804), Independent minister
* [[George Walker (mathematician)|George Walker]] (c. 1734–1807), dissenter, mathematician, theologian, and [[Fellow of the Royal Society]]
* [[James Ware (ophthalmologist)|James Ware]] (1756–1815), eye surgeon and Fellow of the [[Royal Society]]
* Rev. [[Alexander Waugh (minister)|Alexander Waugh]] (1754–1827), co-founder of the [[London Missionary Society]] and forebear of [[Alec Waugh]] and [[Evelyn Waugh]]<ref name="ODNB">{{cite odnb |last1=Waugh |first1=Arthur |last2=Ritchie |first2=Lionel Alexander |title=Waugh, Alexander (1754–1827) |origyear=2004 |year=2006 |id=28899 }}</ref>
* [[Hugh Worthington]] (1752–1813), dissenting minister