Statistics for People on Money - England

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Years	Value	Description	Person	% Correct
2016–	£5	Prime Minister during WWII	Winston Churchill	99%
2000–2018	£10	Author of "On the Origin of Species"	Charles Darwin	86%
1970–1993	£20	Greatest of English playwrights	William Shakespeare	86%
1992–2003	£10	Author of "Oliver Twist"	Charles Dickens	82%
2017–	£10	Author who wrote "Pride and Prejudice"	Jane Austen	82%
1975–1994	£10	Considered the founder of modern nursing	Florence Nightingale	71%
2021–	£50	Considered the father of computer science	Alan Turing	64%
1978–1988	£1	Scientist who wrote "Principia Mathematica"	Isaac Newton	64%
2007–	£20	Economist who wrote "The Wealth of Nations"	Adam Smith	60%
1971–1991	£5	Victorious general at Waterloo	Duke of Wellington	58%
2011–	£50	Scottish steam engine engineer	James Watt	46%
1981–1996	£50	Architect of St. Paul's cathedral	Christopher Wren	37%
1999–2010	£20	Composer of "Pomp and Circumstance"	Edward Elgar	33%
2020–	£20	19th century landscape and early abstract painter	J. M. W. Turner	32%
1991–2001	£20	Scientist who experimented with electromagnetism	Michael Faraday	31%
1990–2003	£5	Known as "the father of railroads"	George Stephenson	25%
2002–2017	£5	She made prisons more humane in the Victorian era	Elizabeth Fry	17%
2011–	£50	Business partner of the above	Matthew Boulton	10%
1994–2014	£50	The first governor of the Bank of England	John Houblon	7%