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• Brett, John (1831–1902), landscape and marine painter. In AB-4, AB-5, AB-6.
• Brewster, David (1781–1868), natural philosopher and academic administrator.
• Brice, Charlotte Louisa Susanna (née Agassiz, 1822–1900), friend of Isa Blagden and EBB. In AB-3, AB-4, AB-5.
• Bridel, Louis (1813–66), Swiss preacher.
• Bridell, Eliza Florance (“Tottie”), (née Fox, afterwards Fox-Bridell, 1823–1903), painter, and advocate for women’s rights. In AB-4, AB-5.
• Bridell, Frederick Lee (1830–63), landscape painter. In AB-4.
• Bridell-Fox, Eliza Florance (“Tottie”), (née Fox, formerly Bridell, 1823–1903), painter and advocate for women’s rights. In AB-4, AB-5.
• Brimley, George (1819–57), essayist and librarian.
• Brini, Carlo (1816–83), the Brownings’ Florentine banker and financial agent after the death of Abramo Philipson in 1860. In AB-5.
• Brodie, Philothea Margaret (née Thompson, 1827–82), Lady Brodie, wife of Sir Benjamin Collins Brodie (1817–80), 2nd Baronet.
• Brontë, Charlotte (afterwards Nicholls, 1816–55), (pseud. “Currer Bell”), novelist.
• Brookfield, Jane Octavia (née Elton, 1821–96), literary hostess and writer.
• Broome, Mary Anne (née Stewart, formerly Barker, 1831–1911). See Barker, Mary Anne.
• Brotherton, Augustus Hervey (1814–87), landscape painter.
• Brotherton, Mary Isabella Irwin (née Rees, 1817–1910), novelist and poet. In AB-3, AB-4.
• Brougham, Henry Peter (1778–1868), 1st Baron Brougham and Vaux, lord chancellor.
• Broughton, Reginald (1836–1912), Anglican clergyman. In AB-5.
• Brown, Ford Madox (1821–93), painter and designer. In AB-4, AB-5.
• Browning, Louisa (1807–87), RB’s half-aunt. In AB-5, AB-6.
• Browning, Margaret (née Lewis, 1820-81), wife of Reuben Browning.
• Browning, Michael (1850–93), RB’s cousin.
• Browning, Reuben (1803–79), RB’s half-uncle. In AB-3, AB-4, AB-5, AB-6.
• Browning, Robert Barrett (1849–1912), son of the Brownings. In AB-5, AB-6. See biographical sketch.
• Browning, Sarah (1814–1902), RB’s half-aunt.
• Browning, Sarianna (1814–1903), RB’s sister. In AB-4. See biographical sketch.