Notable Residents & People associated with Stoneygate

Stoneygate Baptist Church has its origins in a 1900 disagreement with the Clarendon Park Baptist Church.

Samuel Stone was a devout Unitarian whose beliefs placed public service above personal enrichment. He lived at 'Elms House' (later 'Elmfield') between 1848 and 1874.

Born and educated in Marseille, Eliane Plewman came to England in 1936 with her Spanish mother Elisa and brothers Henry and Albert.

Sir Charles Frederick Oliver was an active and innovative freemason who was made a Provincial Grand Master in 1928.

Lady Kate North was Lady Mayoress between 1914 and 1918. she lived at 'Brackendale' on London Road from 1900 - 1914.

Sir Jonathan North spent his working life in the boot and shoe trade and lived at 'Brackendale’ (now 213) London Road between 1900 and 1914.