Notable Residents
In addition to those above:
- Epidemiologist William Farr (1807–1883) established his first medical practice in Fitzroy Square.
- William Nisbet (1759–1822) - Scottish physician and medical writer practised in Fitzroy Square after 1801.
On the corner of 40 Fitzroy Square is a statue commemorating Francisco de Miranda who lived at nearby 58 Grafton Way 1802-1810.
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