Gary Mamon, 1985, Princeton, Astrophysical Sciences
Edwin Turner, 1975, Caltech, Astronomy
Wallace Sargent, 1959, Manchester, Astrophysics
Franz Daniel Kahn, 1949, Oxford, Astrophysics
Sydney Chapman, 1910, Cambridge, Physics
Joseph Larmor, 1880, Cambridge, Mathematics
Godfrey Harold Hardy, 1903, Cambridge, Mathematics
Edmund Whittaker (also advised James Jeans), 1895, Cambridge, Mathematics
Andrew Forsyth, 1881, Cambridge, Mathematics
Arthur Cayley, 1842, Cambridge, Mathematics
William Hopkins (also advised James Clerk Maxwell), 1830, Cambridge, Mathematics
Adam Sedgwick (also advised Charles Darwin), 1811, Cambridge, Mathematics
John Dawson, 1756?, Cambridge, Geometry
Thomas Jones, 1782, Cambridge, Mathematics
Thomas Postlethwaite, 1756, Cambridge, Mathematics
Stephen Whisson, 1742, Cambridge, Mathematics
Walter Taylor, 1723, Cambridge, Mathematics
Robert Smith, 1715, Cambridge, Mathematics
Roger Cotes, 1706, Cambridge, Mathematics
Isaac Newton, 1668, Cambridge, Mathematics
Isaac Barrow, 1652, Cambridge, Classics, Mathematics (self-taught)
Vincenzo Viviani, 1639, Arcetri, Physics
Evangelista Torricelli, Rome, Physics
Benedetto Castelli, Pisa, Physics
Gallileo Gallilei, Pisa, Physics (self-taught)
My more complete academic genealogy can be found at PHYSICS TREE