Zachary Macaulay
(1768-1838), PhilanthropistSitter in 1 portrait
Heroes of the Slave Trade Abolition
by Unknown artist
wood engraving, mid-late 19th century
NPG D9338
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Judith Macaulay
08 May 2021, 17:56
There is also a very fine bust of Zachary Macaulay (my ancestor) in Westminster Abbey, this is in the (barriered) area to the left of the West Door as one enters. It is immediately to the left against the outside wall, (however that section is often filled with stacked chairs). Zachary is not buried in the Abbey, but under a (sadly now obliterated) gravestone in a burial ground in Bloomsbury near Coram's Fields, this is either St Andrew's Gardens or St. George's Gardens (I think the former). I hope some of this might be useful.
Best wishes,
Judith Macaulay