et Oise, France, where he died on 26 February 1907. He is buried on the main north-south path of the eastern side of Highgate Cemetery. Jeremy Beadle has since been buried immediately in front of his memorial. The Annual Hodgson Pratt Memorial Lecture and travelling scholarship for working men, as well as prizes, were established in 1911. Works For the International Arbitration and Peace Association, Pratt translated Élie Ducommun's The Programme of the Peace Movement (1896) and he summarised in English as The Organisation of International Arbitration (1897) a work of Édouard Descamps. Family Pratt married: in 1849 Sarah Caroline Wetherall, daughter of an Irish squire; and in 1892 Monica, daughter of the Rev. James Mangan. She survived him with one daughter. Memorials Hodgson's name is listed on the south side of the Reformers Memorial in Kensal Green Cemetery in London. References Attribution Sources 1824 births 1907 deaths British pacifists British East India Company civil servants Burials at Highgate Cemetery