Among the memorials are numerous monuments to the Choose one ------------- army navy army and navy air force and personnel connected with the Royal Artillery at Woolwich, including Admiral Sir Watkin Pell (d.1869) who served with Lord Nelson; Admiral George Perceval, 6th Earl of Egmont (d.1874) a midshipman at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805; and Sir William Dalyell (d.1865) who fought in the wars; and Governors of Malta, Bermuda, Gibraltar, and the commander in Chief of India.

Also buried here is Sir Geoffrey Callender (d.1945), the first Choose one ------------- Sponsor Governor Director Janitor of the National Maritime Museum, and Sir John Maryon-Wilson (1802-1876), Choose one ------------- Mayor Prime Minister Lord of the Manor Chief Constable of Hampstead who helped to preserve Hampstead Heath, and whose family owned the land that is now Maryon and Maryon Wilson Parks.

An urn on a large plinth commemorates the death of 52 men and boys who died of Choose one ------------- measles yellow fever hiccups malaria fright on board the HMS Firebrand in July 1861. The memorial of Thomas Murphy (d.1932), the owner of Charlton greyhound track, has a pair of at the foot of Corinthian columns.