Are royalties and geniuses are the only ones buried at the Westmisnter Abbey?

Question

If you can name one man who isnt.

Answer 1

While Westminster Abbey is famous for its kings and queens (though not all) statesmen, writers and poets, geniuses etc, there are non-famous people buried there:

"The well-to-do could buy the right to be buried in the abbey, a practice which continued until the mid-19th century. So the memorials you see before you do not necessarily denote the final resting place of a British subject of great renown - they are just as likely to showcase the vanity of a rich merchant or lord!"
http://www.britainexpress.com/articles/London/Westminster_Abbey_tour.htm

Buried here also are those who served in an official capacity, like a Dean, Canon or organist; and in its early days the monks and other people associated with it rest here also.

Have you heard of Thomas Parr? He was a long-lived man - died at the age of 152, and was buried here in 1635 at the order of Charles I!

There is also the Unknown Soldier.

I think Westminster Abbey would also, in early times, have served as a parish church, so its parishioners would lie there too.

Here are some interesting facts:
http://www.westminster-abbey.org/faq/faq_burial.htm
http://www.timetravel-britain.com/06/May/westminster.shtml (interesting history)

Answer 2

A lot of PM's are also buried there as well along with military heroes.

Answer 3

The unknown soldier