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BUL - COL |
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Last updated 14/11/2018 |
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Surname/Title |
Forenames |
Created |
Order |
Born |
Died |
Age |
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Bulfin |
Edward Stanislaus |
1 Jan 1918 |
KCB (Mil) |
6 Nov 1862 |
20 Aug 1939 |
76 |
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Bull |
George Jeffrey |
24 Feb 1998 |
Kt Bach |
16 Jul 1936 |
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Bull |
Graham MacGregor |
28 Jul 1976 |
Kt Bach |
30 Jan 1918 |
14 Nov 1987 |
69 |
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Bull |
Walter Edward Avenon |
5 May 1977 |
KCVO |
17 Mar 1902 |
9 Jan 1995 |
92 |
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Bull |
William James, later [1922]
1st baronet. MP for Hammersmith 1900-1918 and Hammersmith South 1918-1929 |
18 Dec 1905 |
Kt Bach |
29 Sep 1863 |
23 Jan 1931 |
67 |
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Bullard |
Edward Crisp |
30 Jun 1953 |
Kt Bach |
21 Sep 1907 |
3 Apr 1980 |
72 |
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Bullard |
Giles Lionel |
25 Oct 1985 |
KCVO |
24 Aug 1926 |
11 Nov 1992 |
66 |
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Bullard |
Harry MP for
Norwich 1885-1886 and 1895-1903 |
5 Aug 1887 |
Kt Bach |
1841 |
26 Dec 1903 |
62 |
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Bullard |
Julian Leonard |
12 Jun 1982 |
KCMG |
8 Mar 1928 |
25 May 2006 |
78 |
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" |
31 Dec 1986 |
GCMG |
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Bullard |
Reader William |
23 Jun 1936 |
KCMG |
5 Dec 1885 |
24 May 1976 |
90 |
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" |
1 Jan 1944 |
KCB (Civ) |
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Bullen |
Charles [prev Kt Bach 25 Feb 1835] |
18 Apr 1839 |
KCB (Mil) |
10 Sep 1769 |
2 Jul 1853 |
83 |
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" |
6 Apr 1852 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Buller |
Alexander |
20 May 1896 |
KCB (Mil) |
30 Jun 1834 |
3 Oct 1903 |
69 |
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" |
26 Jun 1902 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Buller |
Arthur William MP for Devonport
1859-1865 and Liskeard 1865-1869 |
1848 |
Kt Bach |
5 Sep 1808 |
30 Apr 1869 |
60 |
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Buller |
Audrey Charlotte Georgina |
5 Jun 1920 |
DBE (Civ) |
4 Aug 1884 |
22 Jun 1953 |
68 |
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Buller |
George |
5 Jul 1855 |
KCB (Mil) |
1802 |
12 Apr 1884 |
81 |
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" |
2 Jun 1869 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Buller |
Henry Tritton |
22 Apr 1925 |
KCVO |
30 Oct 1873 |
29 Aug 1960 |
86 |
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" |
11 Aug 1930 |
GCVO |
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Buller |
Redvers Henry VC PC [I] 1887 |
24 Nov 1882 |
KCMG |
7 Dec 1839 |
2 Jun 1908 |
68 |
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" |
25 Aug 1885 |
KCB (Mil) |
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26 May 1894 |
GCB (Mil) |
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19 Apr 1901 |
GCMG |
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Buller |
Walter Lawry |
8 Nov 1886 |
KCMG |
9 Oct 1838 |
19 Jul 1906 |
67 |
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Bullin |
Reginald |
7 Feb 1956 |
Kt Bach |
20 Sep 1879 |
25 Jan 1969 |
89 |
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Bullock |
Alan Louis Charles, later
[1976] Baron Bullock [L] |
3 Feb 1972 |
Kt Bach |
13 Dec 1914 |
2 Feb 2004 |
89 |
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Bullock |
Christopher Llewellyn |
3 Jun 1932 |
KCB (Civ) |
10 Nov 1891 |
16 May 1972 |
80 |
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Bullock |
Ernest |
31 Jul 1951 |
Kt Bach |
15 Sep 1890 |
23 May 1979 |
88 |
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Bullock |
George Mackworth |
19 Jun 1911 |
KCB (Mil) |
15 Aug 1851 |
28 Jan 1926 |
74 |
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Bullock |
Stephen Michael |
23 Oct 2007 |
Kt Bach |
26 Jun 1953 |
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Bullough |
George, later [1916] 1st
baronet |
10 Dec 1901 |
Kt Bach |
28 Feb 1870 |
26 Jul 1939 |
69 |
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Bullus |
Eric Edward MP for Wembley North
1950-1974 |
16 Feb 1965 |
Kt Bach |
20 Nov 1906 |
31 Aug 2001 |
94 |
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Bulmer |
James William |
8 Jul 1922 |
Kt Bach |
8 Aug 1881 |
26 Jun 1936 |
54 |
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Bulmer |
William Peter |
17 Jul 1974 |
Kt Bach |
20 May 1920 |
28 Nov 2012 |
92 |
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Bulteel |
John Crocker |
9 Jun 1955 |
KCVO |
16 Aug 1890 |
16 Feb 1956 |
65 |
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Bultin |
Bato |
after 1976 |
Kt Bach |
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Bulwer |
Edward Earle Gascoigne |
1 Apr 1886 |
KCB (Mil) |
22 Dec 1829 |
8 Dec 1910 |
80 |
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" |
30 Jun 1905 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Bulwer |
Henry Ernest Gascoigne Governor of Labuan 1871-1875. Lieut
Governor of Natal 1875-1880. Governor of Natal 1882-1885. High Commissioner
in Cyprus 1886-1892 |
15 Jul 1874 |
KCMG |
11 Dec 1836 |
30 Sep 1914 |
77 |
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" |
24 May 1883 |
GCMG |
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Bulwer |
William Henry Lytton Earle,
later [1871] Baron Dalling and Bulwer. MP for Wilton 183-1831, Coventry
1831-1835, Marylebone 1835-1837 and Tamworth 1868-1871. PC 1845 |
27 Apr 1848 |
KCB (Civ) |
13 Feb 1801 |
23 May 1872 |
71 |
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1 Mar 1851 |
GCB (Civ) |
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Bulwer-Lytton |
Edward George Earle Lytton,
1st Baron Lytton. MP for St. Ives 1831-1832, Lincoln 1832-1841 and
Hertfordshire 1852-1866. Colonial Secretary 1858-1859. PC 1858 |
24 Nov 1869 |
GCMG |
25 May 1803 |
18 Jan 1873 |
69 |
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Bulwer-Lytton |
Edward Robert Lytton, 2nd
Baron Lytton, later [1878] 1st Earl of Lytton. Viceroy of India 1876-1880. PC
1888 |
1 Jan 1878 |
GCB (Civ) |
8 Nov 1831 |
24 Nov 1891 |
60 |
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" |
12 Apr 1876 |
GCSI |
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Bunbury |
Henry Noel |
1 Jan 1920 |
KCB (Civ) |
29 Nov 1876 |
2 Sep 1968 |
91 |
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Bunbury |
Herbert Napier |
19 Jun 1911 |
KCB (Mil) |
15 Feb 1851 |
18 Jan 1922 |
70 |
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Bunbury |
Michael William, 13th
baronet |
11 Jun 2005 |
KCVO |
29 Dec 1946 |
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Bunch |
Austin Wyeth |
29 Mar 1983 |
Kt Bach |
20 Mar 1918 |
30 Jun 2008 |
90 |
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Bundey |
William Henry |
19 Dec 1904 |
Kt Bach |
30 Jan 1838 |
6 Dec 1909 |
71 |
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Bundi, Maharao Raja of |
Ishwari Singh Bahadur |
11 May 1937 |
GCIE |
8 Mar 1893 |
23 Apr 1945 |
52 |
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Bundi, Maharao Raja of |
Raghubir Singh |
1 Jan 1894 |
KCIE |
21 Sep 1869 |
28 Jul 1927 |
57 |
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1 Jan 1897 |
KCSI |
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1 Jan 1901 |
GCIE |
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10 Jan 1912 |
GCVO |
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3 Jun 1919 |
GCSI |
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Bundi, Raja of |
Ram Singh |
1 Jan 1877 |
GCSI |
1811 |
28 Mar 1889 |
77 |
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Bunting |
(Edward) John |
7 Aug 1964 |
Kt Bach |
13 Aug 1918 |
2 May 1995 |
76 |
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31 Dec 1976 |
KBE (Civ) |
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Bunting |
Percy William |
21 Jul 1908 |
Kt Bach |
1836 |
22 Jul 1911 |
75 |
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Bunyard |
Robert Sidney |
16 Jul 1991 |
Kt Bach |
20 May 1930 |
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Bunyoro-Kitara, Omukama of |
Tito Gafabusa Winyi IV |
19 Jul 1955 |
Kt Bach |
Jan 1883 |
1971 |
88 |
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Burbury |
Stanley Charles Governor of Tasmania
1973-1982 |
1 Jan 1958 |
KBE (Civ) |
2 Dec 1909 |
24 Apr 1995 |
85 |
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" |
14 Mar 1977 |
KCVO |
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28 Aug 1981 |
KCMG |
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Burden |
Anthony Thomas |
1 Mar 2002 |
Kt Bach |
28 Jan 1950 |
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Burden |
Frederick Frank Arthur MP for Gillingham 1950-1983 |
23 Jul 1980 |
Kt Bach |
27 Dec 1905 |
6 Jul 1987 |
81 |
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Burder |
John Henry |
6 Jul 1944 |
Kt Bach |
30 Nov 1900 |
19 Mar 1988 |
87 |
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Burdett |
Henry Charles |
22 Jun 1897 |
KCB (Civ) |
18 Mar 1847 |
29 Apr 1920 |
73 |
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" |
3 Jul 1908 |
KCVO |
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Burdon |
Ernest |
4 Mar 1932 |
Kt Bach |
1881 |
12 Aug 1957 |
76 |
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" |
4 Jun 1934 |
KCIE |
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Burdon |
John Alder |
3 Jun 1927 |
KBE (Civ) |
23 Aug 1866 |
9 Jan 1933 |
66 |
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Burdwan, Maharaja of |
Bijay Chand Mahtab |
1 Jan 1909 |
KCIE |
19 Oct 1881 |
20 Aug 1941 |
59 |
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" |
12 Dec 1911 |
KCSI |
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1 Jan 1924 |
GCIE |
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Burdwan, Maharaja of |
Uday Chand Mahtab |
14 Jun 1945 |
KCIE |
1905 |
10 Oct 1984 |
79 |
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Burford-Hancock |
Henry James Burford |
29 Jun 1882 |
Kt Bach |
1839 |
23 Oct 1895 |
56 |
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Burge |
Charles Henry |
26 Jun 1918 |
Kt Bach |
4 Jun 1846 |
21 Dec 1921 |
75 |
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Burge |
Hubert Murray Bishop of Southwark
1911-1919 and Oxford 1919-1925 |
3 Jun 1925 |
KCVO |
9 Aug 1862 |
11 Jun 1925 |
62 |
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Burgen |
Arnold Stanley Vincent |
17 Feb 1976 |
Kt Bach |
20 Mar 1922 |
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Burgess |
Edward Arthur |
12 Jun 1982 |
KCB (Mil) |
30 Sep 1927 |
8 May 2015 |
87 |
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Burgess |
John Lawie |
12 Jul 1972 |
Kt Bach |
17 Nov 1912 |
10 Feb 1987 |
74 |
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Burgess |
(Joseph) Stuart |
20 Jul 1994 |
Kt Bach |
20 Mar 1929 |
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Burgess |
Robert George |
2 Jun 2010 |
Kt Bach |
23 Apr 1947 |
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Burgess |
Thomas Arthur Collier |
3 Feb 1972 |
Kt Bach |
14 Apr 1906 |
19 Jun 1977 |
71 |
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Burgh |
John Charles |
31 Dec 1981 |
KCMG |
9 Dec 1925 |
12 Apr 2013 |
87 |
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Burghersh, Baron |
see "Fane" |
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Burghley, Baron |
see "Cecil" |
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Burgis |
Edwin Cooper |
20 Jul 1948 |
Kt Bach |
1878 |
4 Feb 1966 |
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Burgoyne |
Alan Hughes MP for Kensington
North 1910-1922 and Aylesbury 1924-1929 |
8 Jul 1922 |
Kt Bach |
30 Sep 1880 |
26 Apr 1929 |
48 |
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Burgoyne |
John |
10 Jul 1956 |
Kt Bach |
25 Feb 1875 |
5 Dec 1969 |
94 |
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Burgoyne |
John Fox, later [1856] 1st
baronet |
19 Jul 1838 |
KCB (Mil) |
24 Jul 1782 |
7 Oct 1871 |
89 |
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6 Apr 1852 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Burke |
Aubrey Francis |
10 Feb 1959 |
Kt Bach |
21 Apr 1904 |
8 Mar 1989 |
84 |
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Burke |
Henry Farnham |
22 Feb 1919 |
KCVO |
12 Jun 1859 |
21 Aug 1930 |
71 |
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Burke |
John |
22 Jun 1921 |
Kt Bach |
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14 Mar 1922 |
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Burke |
John Bernard |
22 Feb 1854 |
Kt Bach |
5 Jan 1814 |
12 Dec 1892 |
78 |
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Burke |
Joseph Terence Anthony |
14 Jun 1980 |
KBE (Civ) |
14 Jul 1913 |
25 Mar 1992 |
78 |
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Burke |
Richard John Charles |
12 Jul 1933 |
Kt Bach |
5 May 1878 |
31 Aug 1960 |
82 |
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Burke |
(Thomas) Kerry |
30 Dec 1989 |
Kt Bach |
24 Mar 1942 |
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Burke |
(Ulick) Roland |
5 Jul 1939 |
KCVO |
1872 |
3 Dec 1958 |
86 |
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Burkitt |
William Robert |
19 Jul 1904 |
Kt Bach |
1838 |
16 Jun 1908 |
69 |
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Burley |
Victor George |
14 Aug 1980 |
Kt Bach |
4 Dec 1914 |
23 Apr 2003 |
88 |
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Burls |
Edwin Grant |
22 Jul 1909 |
Kt Bach |
25 Apr 1844 |
10 Sep 1926 |
82 |
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Burman |
John Bedford |
15 Jul 1936 |
Kt Bach |
6 Oct 1867 |
4 Mar 1941 |
73 |
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Burman |
(John) Charles |
7 Feb 1961 |
Kt Bach |
30 Aug 1908 |
26 Dec 1999 |
91 |
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Burman |
Stephen France |
24 Oct 1973 |
Kt Bach |
27 Dec 1904 |
16 Dec 1992 |
87 |
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Burmester |
Rudolf Miles |
1 Jan 1934 |
KBE (Mil) |
11 Nov 1875 |
27 Dec 1956 |
81 |
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Burn |
George |
13 Jun 1917 |
Kt Bach |
10 Apr 1847 |
5 Dec 1932 |
85 |
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Burn |
Harry Harrison |
18 Feb 1941 |
Kt Bach |
22 Feb 1888 |
19 Nov 1961 |
73 |
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" |
12 Jun 1947 |
KBE (Civ) |
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Burn |
John |
9 Jun 2010 |
Kt Bach |
6 Feb 1952 |
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Burn |
Joseph |
1 Jan 1920 |
KBE (Civ) |
6 Mar 1871 |
12 Oct 1950 |
79 |
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Burn |
Richard |
22 Jun 1927 |
Kt Bach |
1 Feb 1871 |
26 Jul 1947 |
76 |
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Burn |
(Roland) Clive Wallace |
1 Jan 1948 |
KCVO |
24 Oct 1882 |
8 May 1955 |
72 |
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Burn |
Sidney |
22 Feb 1940 |
Kt Bach |
19 Jun 1881 |
12 May 1963 |
81 |
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Burnand |
Francis Cowley |
24 Oct 1902 |
Kt Bach |
29 Nov 1836 |
21 Apr 1917 |
80 |
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Burnand |
(Richard) Frank |
9 Feb 1960 |
Kt Bach |
16 Nov 1887 |
24 Apr 1969 |
81 |
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Burne |
Lewis Charles |
7 Jul 1959 |
Kt Bach |
14 Jan 1898 |
22 Feb 1978 |
80 |
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Burne |
Owen Tudor |
29 Jul 1879 |
KCSI |
12 Apr 1837 |
3 Feb 1909 |
71 |
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" |
1 Jan 1897 |
GCIE |
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Burnell-Nugent |
James Michael |
12 Jun 2004 |
KCB (Mil) |
20 Nov 1949 |
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Burnes |
Alexander For further information on this knight, see the note at the
foot of this page |
6 Aug 1838 |
Kt Bach |
16 May 1805 |
2 Nov 1841 |
36 |
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Burnet |
(Frank) Macfarlane OM 1958. Nobel Prize for
Medicine 1960 |
22 Feb 1952 |
Kt Bach |
3 Sep 1899 |
31 Aug 1985 |
85 |
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1 Jan 1969 |
KBE (Civ) |
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26 Jan 1978 |
AK |
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Burnet |
James William Alexander
[Alastair] |
14 Feb 1984 |
Kt Bach |
12 Jul 1928 |
20 Jul 2012 |
84 |
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Burnet |
John James |
29 Jun 1914 |
Kt Bach |
1857 |
2 Jul 1938 |
81 |
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Burnet |
Robert William |
21 Jul 1908 |
Kt Bach |
17 Jun 1851 |
21 Feb 1931 |
79 |
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1 Jan 1917 |
KCVO |
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Burnett |
(Annie) Maud |
1 Jan 1918 |
DBE |
27 Feb 1863 |
17 Nov 1950 |
87 |
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Burnett |
Brian Kenyon |
1 Jan 1965 |
KCB (Mil) |
10 Mar 1913 |
16 Sep 2011 |
98 |
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13 Jun 1970 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Burnett |
Charles
John |
16 Mar 1906 |
KCB (Mil) |
31 Oct 1843 |
10 Nov 1915 |
72 |
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6 Jul 1909 |
KCVO |
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Burnett |
Charles Stuart |
1 Jan 1936 |
KCB (Mil) |
1882 |
9 Apr 1945 |
62 |
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Burnett |
David, later [1913] 1st
baronet |
21 Jul 1908 |
Kt Bach |
22 Aug 1851 |
7 Jul 1930 |
78 |
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Burnett |
Digby Vere |
13 Feb 1945 |
Kt Bach |
9 Apr 1875 |
3 Nov 1958 |
83 |
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Burnett |
Edward Napier |
1 Jan 1919 |
KBE (Civ) |
12 Jul 1872 |
25 Dec 1923 |
51 |
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Burnett |
Ian Duncan, later [2017]
Baron Burnett of Maldon [L]. Lord Justice of Appeal
2014-2017. Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales 2017- PC 2014 |
28 Oct 2008 |
Kt Bach |
28 Feb 1958 |
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Burnett |
John Harrison |
11 Feb 1987 |
Kt Bach |
21 Jan 1922 |
22 Jul 2007 |
85 |
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Burnett |
Keith |
10 May 2013 |
Kt Bach |
30 Sep 1953 |
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Burnett |
Robert Lindsay |
5 Jan 1944 |
KBE (Mil) |
22 Jul 1887 |
2 Jul 1959 |
71 |
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14 Jun 1945 |
KCB (Mil) |
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2 Jan 1950 |
GBE (Mil) |
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Burnett |
Walter John |
1988 |
Kt Bach |
15 Jan 1921 |
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Burnett |
William [prev Kt Bach 25 May 1831] |
16 Aug 1850 |
KCB (Mil) |
16 Jan 1779 |
16 Feb 1861 |
82 |
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Burnett-Hitchcock |
Basil Ferguson |
3 Jun 1932 |
KCB (Mil) |
3 Mar 1877 |
23 Nov 1938 |
61 |
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Burnett-Stuart |
John Theodosius |
2 Jun 1923 |
KBE (Mil) |
14 Mar 1875 |
6 Oct 1958 |
83 |
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1 Jan 1932 |
KCB (Mil) |
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11 May 1937 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Burney |
Anthony George Bernard |
7 Jul 1971 |
Kt Bach |
3 Jun 1909 |
7 Jan 1989 |
79 |
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Burney |
Cecil, later [1921] 1st
baronet |
3 Jun 1913 |
KCB (Mil) |
15 May 1858 |
5 Jun 1929 |
71 |
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27 Oct 1913 |
KCMG |
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15 Sep 1916 |
GCMG |
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2 Jan 1922 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Burnham, Baron |
see "Levy-Lawson" |
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Burnham, Viscount |
see "Lawson" |
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Burn-Murdoch |
John Francis |
11 Jun 1925 |
KCVO |
26 Mar 1859 |
21 Jan 1931 |
71 |
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Burns |
Alan Cuthbert Maxwell Governor of British Honduras
1934-1939 and the Gold Coast 1942-1947 |
1 Jan 1936 |
KCMG |
9 Nov 1887 |
29 Sep 1980 |
92 |
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13 Jun 1946 |
GCMG |
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Burns |
Charles Ritchie |
12 Jun 1958 |
KBE (Civ) |
27 May 1898 |
8 Feb 1985 |
86 |
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Burns |
Henry [Harry] |
30 Nov 2011 |
Kt Bach |
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Burns |
James |
4 Jun 1917 |
KCMG |
10 Feb 1846 |
21 Aug 1923 |
77 |
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Burns |
John Crawford |
16 Jul 1957 |
Kt Bach |
29 Aug 1903 |
25 Jul 1991 |
87 |
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Burns |
Malcolm McRae |
3 Jun 1972 |
KBE (Civ) |
19 Mar 1910 |
17 Oct 1986 |
76 |
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Burns |
(Robert) Andrew |
14 Jun 1997 |
KCMG |
21 Jul 1943 |
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Burns |
Simon Hugh McGuigan MP for Chelmsford 1987-1997,
Chelmsford West 1997-2010 and Chelmsford 2010- PC 2011 |
27 Oct 2015 |
Kt Bach |
6 Sep 1952 |
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Burns |
Terence, later [1998] Baron
Burns [L] |
20 Jul 1983 |
Kt Bach |
13 Mar 1944 |
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17 Jun 1995 |
GCB (Civ) |
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Burns |
(Walter Arthur) George |
2 Jun 1962 |
KCVO |
29 Jan 1911 |
5 May 1997 |
86 |
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" |
31 Dec 1990 |
GCVO |
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Burns |
Wilfred |
23 Jul 1980 |
Kt Bach |
11 Apr 1923 |
4 Jan 1984 |
60 |
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Burnside |
Edith |
1 Jan 1976 |
DBE (Civ) |
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10 May 1992 |
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Burnside |
Robert Bruce Lockhart |
29 Sep 1884 |
Kt Bach |
26 Jul 1833 |
10 Aug 1909 |
76 |
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Burnton |
Stanley Jeffrey Lord Justice of Appeal
2008- PC 2008 |
25 Oct 2000 |
Kt Bach |
25 Oct 1942 |
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Burrard |
Sidney Gerald, later [1933]
7th baronet |
22 Jun 1914 |
KCSI |
12 Aug 1860 |
16 Mar 1943 |
82 |
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Burrell |
Henry Mackay |
11 Jun 1960 |
KBE (Mil) |
13 Aug 1904 |
9 Feb 1988 |
83 |
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Burrell |
William |
22 Jun 1927 |
Kt Bach |
9 Jul 1861 |
29 Mar 1958 |
96 |
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Burrenchobay |
Dayendranath Governor General of
Mauritius 1978-1984 |
30 Dec 1978 |
KBE (Civ) |
24 Mar 1919 |
29 Mar 1999 |
80 |
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Burridge |
Brian Kevin |
31 Oct 2003 |
KCB (Mil) |
26 Aug 1949 |
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Burrough |
Harold Martin |
8 Sep 1942 |
KBE (Mil) |
4 Jul 1888 |
22 Oct 1977 |
89 |
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" |
" |
8 Jun 1944 |
KCB (Mil) |
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" |
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1 Jan 1949 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Burrows |
Bernard Alexander Brocas |
9 Jun 1955 |
KCMG |
3 Jul 1910 |
7 May 2002 |
91 |
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" |
" |
13 Jun 1970 |
GCMG |
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Burrows |
Frederick John Governor of Bengal
1946-1947 |
1945 |
GCIE |
3 Jul 1887 |
20 Apr 1973 |
85 |
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" |
14 Aug 1947 |
GCSI |
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Burrows |
John Cordy |
5 Feb 1873 |
Kt Bach |
5 Aug 1813 |
25 Mar 1876 |
62 |
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Burrows |
Robert Abraham |
25 Feb 1937 |
Kt Bach |
17 Mar 1884 |
14 Aug 1964 |
80 |
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" |
" |
1 Jan 1952 |
KBE (Civ) |
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Burrows |
(Robert) John Formby |
20 Jul 1965 |
Kt Bach |
29 May 1901 |
7 Sep 1987 |
86 |
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Burrows |
Roland |
12 Mar 1946 |
Kt Bach |
12 Feb 1882 |
13 Jun 1952 |
70 |
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Burrows |
Stephen Montagu |
15 Feb 1923 |
Kt Bach |
1856 |
4 Mar 1935 |
78 |
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Burslem |
Alexandra Vivien |
31 Dec 2003 |
DBE (Civ) |
6 May 1940 |
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Burstall |
Henry Edward |
3 Jun 1918 |
KCB (Mil) |
26 Aug 1870 |
8 Feb 1945 |
74 |
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" |
" |
3 Jun 1919 |
KCMG |
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Burston |
Samuel Gerald Wood |
31 Aug 1977 |
Kt Bach |
24 Apr 1915 |
14 Jul 2015 |
100 |
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Burston |
Samuel Roy |
1 Jan 1952 |
KBE (Mil) |
21 Mar 1888 |
21 Aug 1960 |
72 |
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Burt |
Archibald Paull |
12 Dec 1873 |
Kt Bach |
1 Sep 1810 |
21 Nov 1879 |
69 |
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Burt |
Bryce Chudleigh |
7 Mar 1936 |
Kt Bach |
29 Apr 1881 |
2 Jan 1943 |
61 |
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Burt |
Charles |
14 Dec 1908 |
Kt Bach |
15 Jul 1832 |
5 Mar 1913 |
80 |
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Burt |
Cyril Lodowic |
23 Jul 1946 |
Kt Bach |
3 Mar 1883 |
10 Oct 1971 |
88 |
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Burt |
Francis Theodore Page |
11 Jun 1977 |
KCMG |
14 Jun 1918 |
8 Sep 2004 |
86 |
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Burt |
George Mowlem |
10 Feb 1942 |
Kt Bach |
1884 |
1 Sep 1964 |
80 |
|
" |
" |
9 Jun 1955 |
KBE (Civ) |
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Burt |
Henry Parsall |
12 Dec 1911 |
KCIE |
15 Apr 1857 |
31 Oct 1936 |
79 |
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Burt |
Peter Alexander |
7 Nov 2003 |
Kt Bach |
6 Mar 1944 |
28 Nov 2017 |
73 |
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Burt |
John Mowlem |
18 Dec 1902 |
Kt Bach |
2 Feb 1845 |
20 Feb 1918 |
73 |
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Burtchaell |
Charles Henry |
1 Jan 1919 |
KCB (Mil) |
30 Aug 1866 |
28 Jul 1932 |
65 |
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Burton, Baron |
see "Bass" |
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Burton |
Bunnell Henry |
20 Feb 1935 |
Kt Bach |
9 Jul 1858 |
29 May 1943 |
84 |
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Burton |
Carlisle Archibald |
1979 |
Kt Bach |
29 Jul 1921 |
18 Sep 2012 |
91 |
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Burton |
Edmund Fortescue Gerard |
31 Dec 1998 |
KBE (Mil) |
20 Oct 1943 |
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Burton |
Fowler |
26 Jun 1903 |
KCB (Mil) |
1822 |
2 Apr 1904 |
81 |
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Burton |
Frederick William |
20 May 1884 |
Kt Bach |
8 Apr 1816 |
16 Mar 1900 |
83 |
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Burton |
Geoffrey Duke |
7 Jul 1942 |
Kt Bach |
2 Feb 1893 |
2 Jul 1954 |
61 |
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Burton |
Geoffrey Pownall |
11 May 1937 |
KCIE |
19 Nov 1884 |
8 Apr 1972 |
87 |
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" |
" |
1 Jan 1946 |
KCSI |
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Burton |
George Vernon Kennedy |
20 Jul 1977 |
Kt Bach |
21 Apr 1916 |
19 Nov 2009 |
93 |
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Burton |
George William |
23 Feb 1898 |
Kt Bach |
21 Jul 1818 |
22 Aug 1901 |
83 |
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Burton |
Gerald Arthur Fowler |
25 Jun 1920 |
Kt Bach |
7 Aug 1869 |
19 Sep 1930 |
61 |
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Burton |
Graham Stuart |
31 Dec 1998 |
KCMG |
8 Apr 1941 |
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Burton |
Harry |
12 Jun 1971 |
KCB (Mil) |
2 May 1919 |
29 Nov 1993 |
74 |
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Burton |
Michael John |
18 Mar 1999 |
Kt Bach |
12 Nov 1946 |
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Burton |
Michael St. Edmund |
23 Oct 1992 |
KCVO |
18 Oct 1937 |
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Burton |
Montague Maurice |
26 Jun 1931 |
Kt Bach |
15 Aug 1885 |
21 Sep 1952 |
67 |
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Burton |
Pomeroy |
25 Jul 1923 |
Kt Bach |
1869 |
15 Oct 1947 |
78 |
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Burton |
Richard Francis |
20 Feb 1886 |
KCMG |
19 Mar 1821 |
20 Oct 1890 |
69 |
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Burton |
William James Miller |
6 Jul 1925 |
Kt Bach |
29 Jun 1862 |
30 Nov 1946 |
84 |
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Burton |
William Parker |
31 Mar 1921 |
KBE (Civ) |
29 Oct 1864 |
19 Nov 1942 |
78 |
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Burton |
William Westbrooke |
18 Nov 1844 |
Kt Bach |
31 Jan 1794 |
6 Aug 1888 |
94 |
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Burton-Bradley |
Burton Gyrth |
16 Jun 1990 |
Kt Bach |
18 Nov 1914 |
31 Jan 1994 |
79 |
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Burton-Taylor |
Alvin |
5 Oct 1972 |
Kt Bach |
17 Aug 1912 |
29 May 1991 |
78 |
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Bury, Viscount |
see "Keppel" |
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Bury |
George |
13 Jun 1917 |
Kt Bach |
6 Mar 1866 |
20 Jul 1958 |
92 |
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Busby |
Hekenukumai Puhipi [Hector] |
4 Jun 2018 |
KNZM |
1 Aug 1932 |
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Busby |
Matthew |
9 Jul 1968 |
Kt Bach |
26 May 1909 |
20 Jan 1994 |
84 |
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Bush |
Brian Drex |
18 Feb 1977 |
Kt Bach |
5 Sep 1925 |
3 Apr 1989 |
63 |
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Bush |
John Fitzroy Duyland |
12 Jun 1965 |
KCB (Mil) |
1 Nov 1914 |
10 May 2013 |
98 |
|
" |
" |
1 Jan 1970 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Bush |
Paul Warner |
1 Jan 1914 |
KCB (Mil) |
21 Sep 1855 |
15 Mar 1930 |
74 |
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Bushby |
Edmund Fleming |
5 Feb 1926 |
Kt Bach |
14 Nov 1879 |
11 Jul 1943 |
63 |
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Bushe |
(Henry) Grattan |
1 Jan 1936 |
KCMG |
1886 |
23 Aug 1961 |
75 |
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Bushman |
Henry Augustus |
26 Jun 1908 |
KCB (Mil) |
26 Jun 1841 |
1 Sep 1930 |
89 |
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Busk |
Douglas Laird |
13 Jun 1959 |
KCMG |
15 Jul 1906 |
11 Dec 1990 |
84 |
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Busk |
Edward Henry |
9 Feb 1901 |
Kt Bach |
10 Feb 1844 |
4 Nov 1926 |
82 |
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Bussau |
(Albert) Louis |
8 Jul 1941 |
Kt Bach |
9 Jul 1884 |
5 May 1947 |
62 |
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Bussell |
Darcey Andrea |
30 Dec 2017 |
DBE (Civ) |
27 Apr 1969 |
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Bustamante |
William Alexander PC 1964 |
12 Jul 1955 |
Kt Bach |
24 Feb 1884 |
6 Aug 1977 |
93 |
|
" |
" |
10 Jun 1967 |
GBE (Civ) |
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Butcher |
George James |
1 Jan 1918 |
KCMG |
30 Dec 1860 |
24 Nov 1939 |
78 |
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Butcher |
Herbert Walter, later
[1960] 1st baronet. MP for Holland-with-Boston 1937-1966 |
10 Feb 1953 |
Kt Bach |
12 Jun 1901 |
11 May 1966 |
64 |
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Bute, Marquess and
Marchioness of |
see
"Crichton-Stuart" |
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Butland |
Jack Richard |
1 Jan 1966 |
KBE (Civ) |
1897 |
22 Dec 1982 |
85 |
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Butler |
Adam Courtauld MP for Bosworth 1970-1987.
PC 1984 |
11 Feb 1986 |
Kt Bach |
11 Oct 1931 |
9 Jan 2008 |
76 |
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Butler |
Arlington Griffith |
15 Jun 1996 |
KCMG |
2 Jan 1938 |
9 Nov 2017 |
79 |
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Butler |
(Charles) Owen |
1 Jan 1951 |
KBE (Civ) |
4 Feb 1896 |
13 Jan 1968 |
71 |
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Butler |
Clifford Charles |
10 Feb 1983 |
Kt Bach |
20 May 1922 |
30 Jun 1999 |
77 |
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Butler |
Cyril Kendall |
1 Jan 1920 |
KBE (Civ) |
28 Jul 1864 |
22 Jun 1936 |
71 |
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Butler |
David Edgeworth |
1 Jun 2011 |
Kt Bach |
17 Oct 1924 |
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Butler |
Edward |
19 Feb 1840 |
Kt Bach |
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by May 1846 |
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Butler |
Edwin John |
13 Jul 1939 |
Kt Bach |
13 Aug 1874 |
4 Apr 1943 |
68 |
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Butler |
Frederick Edward Robin,
later [1998] Baron Butler of Brockwell [L]. PC 2004 |
31 Dec 1987 |
KCB (Civ) |
3 Jan 1938 |
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" |
" |
13 Jun 1992 |
GCB (Civ) |
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Butler |
Frederick George Augustus |
1 Jan 1920 |
KCMG |
5 Apr 1873 |
30 Mar 1961 |
87 |
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Butler |
George Beresford |
10 Feb 1922 |
Kt Bach |
31 Jan 1857 |
1 Sep 1924 |
67 |
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Butler |
George Geoffrey
Gilbert MP for Cambridge
University 1923-1929 |
1 Jan 1919 |
KBE (Civ) |
15 Aug 1887 |
2 May 1929 |
41 |
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Butler |
Gerald Snowden |
23 Feb 1943 |
Kt Bach |
8 Apr 1885 |
19 Dec 1969 |
84 |
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Butler |
Harold Beresford |
13 Jun 1946 |
KCMG |
6 Oct 1883 |
26 Mar 1951 |
67 |
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Butler |
James Ramsay Montagu |
11 Feb 1958 |
Kt Bach |
20 Jul 1889 |
1 Mar 1975 |
85 |
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Butler |
Mervyn Andrew Haldane |
1 Jan 1968 |
KCB (Mil) |
1 Jul 1913 |
3 Jan 1976 |
62 |
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Butler |
Michael Dacres |
31 Dec 1979 |
KCMG |
27 Feb 1927 |
24 Dec 2013 |
86 |
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" |
" |
16 Jun 1984 |
GCMG |
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Butler |
Milo Broughton Governor General of the
Bahamas 1973-1979 |
1973 |
Kt Bach |
11 Aug 1906 |
22 Jan 1979 |
72 |
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" |
" |
13 Jun 1973 |
GCMG |
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" |
" |
20 Feb 1975 |
GCVO |
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Butler |
Montagu Sherard Dawes |
10 Jul 1924 |
Kt Bach |
19 May 1873 |
7 Nov 1952 |
79 |
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" |
" |
13 Dec 1924 |
KCSI |
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Butler |
Nevile Montagu |
12 Jun 1947 |
KCMG |
20 Dec 1893 |
11 Nov 1973 |
79 |
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Butler |
Paul Dalrymple |
1 Jan 1944 |
KCMG |
2 Mar 1886 |
2 Feb 1955 |
68 |
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Butler |
(Percy) James |
12 Jul 2001 |
Kt Bach |
15 Mar 1929 |
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Butler |
Richard |
11 Jun 1913 |
Kt Bach |
3 Dec 1850 |
28 Apr 1925 |
74 |
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Butler |
Richard Clive |
10 Nov 1981 |
Kt Bach |
12 Jan 1929 |
28 Jan 2012 |
83 |
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Butler |
Richard Harte Keatinge |
1 Jan 1918 |
KCMG |
28 Aug 1870 |
22 Apr 1935 |
64 |
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" |
" |
3 Jun 1919 |
KCB (Mil) |
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Butler |
Richard Layton |
8 Jun 1939 |
KCMG |
31 Mar 1885 |
21 Jan 1966 |
80 |
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Butler |
Rosemary Janet Mair |
31 Dec 2013 |
DBE (Civ) |
21 Jan 1943 |
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Butler |
Spencer Harcourt Governor of Burma 1923-1927 |
12 Dec 1911 |
KCSI |
1 Aug 1869 |
2 Mar 1938 |
68 |
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" |
" |
1 Jan 1923 |
GCIE |
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" |
" |
4 Jun 1928 |
GCSI |
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Butler |
Thomas Dacres |
3 Jun 1918 |
KCVO |
1845 |
29 Dec 1937 |
92 |
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Butler |
William Francis PC [I] 1909 |
25 Nov 1886 |
KCB (Mil) |
31 Oct 1838 |
7 Jun 1910 |
71 |
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" |
" |
29 Jun 1906 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Butler-Sloss |
Ann Elizabeth Oldfield,
later [2006] Baroness Butler-Sloss [L]. Lord Justice of Appeal 1988-1999.
President of the Family Division of the High Court 1999-2005. PC 1988 |
10 Oct 1979 |
DBE (Civ) |
10 Aug 1933 |
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" |
" |
31 Dec 2004 |
GBE (Civ) |
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Butlin |
William Henry |
25 Jun 1921 |
Kt Bach |
26 Apr 1851 |
13 May 1923 |
72 |
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Butlin |
William Heygate Edmund
Colborne |
22 Jul 1964 |
Kt Bach |
29 Sep 1899 |
12 Jun 1980 |
80 |
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Butt |
Alfred, later [1929] 1st
baronet. MP for Balham and Tooting 1922-1936 |
26 Jun 1918 |
Kt Bach |
20 Mar 1878 |
8 Dec 1962 |
84 |
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Butt |
Charles Parker PC 1891 |
20 Apr 1883 |
Kt Bach |
24 Jun 1830 |
25 May 1892 |
61 |
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Butt |
Clara Ellen |
1 Jan 1920 |
DBE (Civ) |
1 Feb 1872 |
23 Jan 1936 |
63 |
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Butter |
David Henry |
15 Jun 1991 |
KCVO |
18 Mar 1920 |
29 May 2010 |
90 |
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Butterfield |
(Alexander) Neil Logie |
27 Jun 1995 |
Kt Bach |
28 Sep 1942 |
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Butterfield |
Frederick William Louis
d'Hilliers Roosevelt Theodore |
10 Feb 1922 |
Kt Bach |
1858 |
21 Jul 1943 |
85 |
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Butterfield |
Harry Durham |
5 Feb 1963 |
Kt Bach |
1 Sep 1898 |
21 May 1976 |
77 |
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Butterfield |
Herbert |
9 Jul 1968 |
Kt Bach |
7 Oct 1900 |
20 Jul 1979 |
78 |
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Butterfield |
(William) John Hughes,
later [1988] Baron Butterfield [L] |
7 Feb 1978 |
Kt Bach |
28 Mar 1920 |
22 Jul 2000 |
80 |
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Butterfill |
John Valentine MP for Bournemouth West
1983-2010 |
18 Feb 2004 |
Kt Bach |
14 Feb 1941 |
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Butters |
John Henry |
9 May 1927 |
Kt Bach |
23 Dec 1885 |
29 Jul 1969 |
83 |
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Butterworth |
Alexander Kaye |
12 Feb 1914 |
Kt Bach |
4 Dec 1854 |
23 Jan 1946 |
91 |
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Butterworth |
(George) Neville |
13 Feb 1973 |
Kt Bach |
27 Dec 1911 |
25 Jul 1995 |
83 |
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Buttfield |
Nancy Eileen |
1 Jan 1972 |
DBE (Civ) |
12 Nov 1912 |
4 Sep 2005 |
92 |
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Button |
Howard Stransom |
19 Feb 1936 |
Kt Bach |
14 Feb 1873 |
18 Aug 1943 |
70 |
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Buxton |
Aubrey Leland Oakes, Baron
Buxton of Alsa [L] |
25 Oct 1996 |
KCVO |
15 Jul 1918 |
1 Sep 2009 |
91 |
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Buxton |
Mildred Anne, Viscountess
and later Countess Buxton [wife of the 1st Earl] |
1 Jan 1919 |
GBE (Civ) |
1866 |
7 Dec 1955 |
89 |
|
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Buxton |
Richard Joseph Lord Justice of Appeal
1997- 2008. PC 1997 |
10 May 1994 |
Kt Bach |
13 Jul 1938 |
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Buxton |
Rita Mary |
14 Jun 1969 |
DBE (Civ) |
21 Nov 1896 |
22 Aug 1982 |
85 |
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Buxton |
Sydney Charles, Viscount
Buxton, later [1920] Earl Buxton. MP for Peterborough 1883-1885 and Tower
Hamlets 1886-1914. Postmaster General 1905-1910. President of the Board of
Trade 1910-1914. Governor General of South Africa 1914-1920. PC 1905 |
13 Feb 1914 |
GCMG |
25 Oct 1853 |
15 Oct 1934 |
80 |
|
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Buxton |
Thomas Fowell, 3rd baronet |
25 May 1895 |
KCMG |
26 Jan 1837 |
28 Oct 1915 |
78 |
|
" |
" |
2 Jan 1899 |
GCMG |
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Buzzard |
Farquhar, later [1929] 1st
baronet |
3 Jun 1927 |
KCVO |
20 Dec 1871 |
17 Dec 1945 |
73 |
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Byam |
William |
6 Jul 1859 |
Kt Bach |
1792 |
5 Jul 1869 |
77 |
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Byatt |
Antonia Susan |
12 Jun 1999 |
DBE (Civ) |
24 Aug 1936 |
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Byatt |
Horace Archer Governor of
Tanganyika 1920-1924 and Trinidad
& Tobago 1924-1930 |
1 Jan 1918 |
KCMG |
22 Mar 1875 |
8 Apr 1933 |
58 |
|
" |
" |
1 Jan 1930 |
GCMG |
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Byatt |
Hugh Campbell |
28 Mar 1985 |
KCVO |
27 Aug 1927 |
16 Feb 2011 |
83 |
|
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Byatt |
Ian Charles Rayner |
18 Oct 2000 |
Kt Bach |
11 Mar 1932 |
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Byer |
Maurice Ailwyn |
Nov 1982 |
KA |
|
deceased |
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Byers |
John William |
18 Dec 1906 |
Kt Bach |
1852 |
20 Sep 1920 |
68 |
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Byers |
Maurice Hearne |
26 Mar 1982 |
Kt Bach |
10 Nov 1917 |
16 Jan 1999 |
81 |
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Byford |
Hazel, later [1996]
Baroness Byford [L] |
11 Jun 1994 |
DBE (Civ) |
14 Jan 1941 |
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Byford |
John |
6 Jul 1925 |
Kt Bach |
1860 |
3 Sep 1931 |
71 |
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Byford |
Lawrence |
14 Feb 1984 |
Kt Bach |
10 Aug 1925 |
10 Feb 2018 |
92 |
|
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Byles |
John Barnard PC 1873 |
14 Apr 1858 |
Kt Bach |
11 Jan 1801 |
3 Feb 1884 |
83 |
|
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Byles |
William Pollard MP for Shipley 1892-1895
and Salford North 1906-1917 |
6 Jul 1911 |
Kt Bach |
13 Feb 1839 |
15 Oct 1917 |
78 |
|
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Byng |
Henry William John, later
[1898] 4th Earl of Strafford |
30 Jun 1897 |
KCVO |
21 Aug 1831 |
16 May 1899 |
67 |
|
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|
Byng |
Julian Hedworth George,
later [1928] Viscount Byng of Vimy. Governor General of Canada 1921-1926 |
18 Feb 1915 |
KCMG |
11 Sep 1862 |
6 Jun 1935 |
72 |
|
" |
" |
1 Jan 1916 |
KCB (Mil) |
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" |
" |
1 Jan 1919 |
GCB (Mil) |
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" |
" |
5 Jul 1921 |
GCMG |
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|
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Bynoe |
Hilda
Louisa Governor
of Grenada 1968-1974 |
1 Jan 1969 |
DBE (Civ) |
18 Nov 1921 |
6 Apr 2013 |
91 |
|
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|
Byrne |
Clarence Askew |
13 Apr 1970 |
Kt Bach |
17 Jan 1903 |
30 Apr 1987 |
84 |
|
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Byrne |
Edmund Widdrington |
14 May 1897 |
Kt Bach |
30 Jun 1844 |
4 Apr 1904 |
59 |
|
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|
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Byrne |
Joseph Aloysius Governor of Kenya 1931-
1936 |
3 Jun 1918 |
KBE |
2 Oct 1874 |
13 Nov 1942 |
68 |
|
" |
" |
4 Jun 1928 |
KCMG |
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" |
" |
1 Jan 1934 |
GCMG |
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Byrne |
Laurence Austin |
22 Nov 1945 |
Kt Bach |
17 Sep 1896 |
1 Nov 1965 |
69 |
|
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Byrne |
William Patrick PC [I] 1918 |
19 Jun 1911 |
KCVO |
12 Feb 1859 |
11 Jun 1935 |
76 |
|
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|
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Byrnes |
Percy Thomas |
7 Aug 1964 |
Kt Bach |
28 Jan 1893 |
5 Mar 1973 |
80 |
|
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Byron |
(Charles Michael)
Dennis PC 2005 |
27 Oct 2000 |
Kt Bach |
4 Jul 1943 |
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Byron |
Fanny Lucy, Baroness
Byron [widow of the 9th Baron Byron
and subsequently wife of Sir Robert Houston] - see
Fanny Lucy Houston |
4 Jun 1917 |
DBE |
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Cable |
Ernest, later [1921] Baron
Cable |
5 Jan 1906 |
Kt Bach |
1 Dec 1859 |
28 Mar 1927 |
67 |
|
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Cable |
James Eric |
28 May 1976 |
KCVO |
15 Nov 1920 |
27 Sep 2001 |
80 |
|
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Cable |
John Vincent MP for Twickenham
1997-2015. Secretary of State for Business, Innovation & Skills
2010-2015. PC 2010 |
18 Dec 2015 |
Kt Bach |
9 May 1943 |
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Cabot |
Daniel Alfred Edmond |
13 Jul 1943 |
Kt Bach |
1888 |
16 Mar 1974 |
85 |
|
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|
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Caccia |
Harold Anthony, later
[1965] Baron Caccia [L] |
2 Jan 1950 |
KCMG |
21 Dec 1905 |
31 Oct 1990 |
84 |
|
" |
" |
20 Oct 1957 |
KCVO |
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" |
" |
1 Jan 1959 |
GCMG |
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" |
" |
31 Aug 1961 |
GCVO |
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Cacoyannis |
Panayotis Loizou |
15 Jul 1936 |
Kt Bach |
20 Sep 1893 |
9 Dec 1980 |
87 |
|
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Cadbury |
Egbert |
12 Feb 1957 |
Kt Bach |
20 Apr 1893 |
12 Jan 1967 |
73 |
|
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|
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Cadbury |
Elizabeth Mary |
4 Jun 1934 |
DBE (Civ) |
24 Jun 1858 |
4 Dec 1951 |
93 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
Cadbury |
(George) Adrian
Hayhurst CH 2015 |
20 Jul 1977 |
Kt Bach |
15 Apr 1929 |
3 Sep 2015 |
86 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Cadbury |
Geraldine Southall |
11 May 1937 |
DBE (Civ) |
29 Jun 1864 |
30 Jan 1941 |
76 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
Cadbury |
(Nicholas) Dominic |
4 Nov 1997 |
Kt Bach |
12 May 1940 |
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Cade |
Stanford |
1 Jan 1946 |
KBE (Mil) |
22 Mar 1895 |
19 Sep 1973 |
78 |
|
|
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|
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Cadell |
John Frederick |
11 Jun 1983 |
KBE (Mil) |
6 Dec 1929 |
13 Aug 1998 |
68 |
|
|
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|
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Cadell |
Patrick Robert |
1 Mar 1935 |
Kt Bach |
6 May 1871 |
22 Nov 1961 |
90 |
|
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|
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|
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Cadell |
Robert |
26 May 1894 |
KCB (Mil) |
1825 |
30 Jun 1897 |
71 |
|
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|
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Cadman |
Alfred Jerome |
26 Jun 1903 |
KCMG |
17 Jun 1847 |
23 Mar 1905 |
57 |
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
|
Cadman |
John, later [1937] 1st
Baron Cadman |
3 Jun 1918 |
KCMG |
7 Sep 1877 |
31 May 1941 |
63 |
|
" |
" |
3 Jun 1929 |
GCMG |
|
|
|
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|
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|
|
Cadogan |
Alexander George
Montagu PC 1946. OM 1951 |
1 Jan 1934 |
KCMG |
25 Nov 1884 |
9 Jul 1968 |
83 |
|
" |
" |
2 Jan 1939 |
GCMG |
|
|
|
|
" |
" |
1 Jan 1941 |
KCB (Civ) |
|
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|
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Cadogan |
Charles Gerald John, 8th
Earl Cadogan |
16 Jun 2012 |
KBE (Civ) |
24 Mar 1937 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Cadogan |
Edward Cecil George MP for Reading 1922-1923,
Finchley 1924-1935 and Bolton 1940-1945 |
2 Jan 1939 |
KBE (Civ) |
15 Nov 1880 |
13 Sep 1962 |
81 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Cadogan |
George |
29 May 1875 |
KCB (Mil) |
2 Dec 1814 |
27 Jan 1880 |
65 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
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Cadogan |
John Ivan George |
14 Feb 1991 |
Kt Bach |
8 Oct 1930 |
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Cadwallader |
John |
6 Oct 1967 |
Kt Bach |
25 Aug 1902 |
22 Oct 1991 |
89 |
|
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Cadzow |
Norman James Kerr |
10 Feb 1959 |
Kt Bach |
21 Dec 1912 |
21 Jun 1981 |
68 |
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Caffin |
James Crawford |
7 Dec 1868 |
KCB (Civ) |
1812 |
24 May 1883 |
70 |
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Caffyn |
Edward Roy |
1 Jan 1963 |
KBE (Civ) |
27 May 1904 |
17 Jun 1990 |
86 |
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Caffyn |
Sydney Morris |
12 Jul 1972 |
Kt Bach |
22 Jul 1901 |
26 Sep 1976 |
75 |
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Cahill |
(Joseph) Robert |
25 Feb 1932 |
Kt Bach |
12 Jan 1879 |
10 May 1953 |
74 |
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Cahn |
Andrew Thomas |
31 Dec 2008 |
KCMG |
1 Apr 1951 |
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Cahn |
Julien, later [1934] 1st
baronet |
10 Jul 1929 |
Kt Bach |
21 Oct 1882 |
26 Sep 1944 |
61 |
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Caillard |
Vincent Henry Penalver For further
information on this knight and his widow, see the note at the foot of this
page |
19 Jun 1896 |
Kt Bach |
23 Oct 1856 |
18 Mar 1930 |
73 |
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Cain |
Edward Thomas |
5 Oct 1972 |
Kt Bach |
7 Dec 1916 |
26 Apr 1996 |
79 |
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Cain |
(Henry) Edney Conrad |
31 Dec 1985 |
Kt Bach |
2 Dec 1924 |
17 Jan 2008 |
83 |
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Cain |
Jonathan Robert |
25 Feb 1937 |
Kt Bach |
1869 |
4 Nov 1938 |
69 |
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Cain |
William, later [1920] 1st
baronet |
13 Jun 1917 |
Kt Bach |
7 May 1864 |
5 May 1924 |
59 |
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Caine |
Derwent Hall, later [1937]
1st baronet. MP for Everton 1929-1931 |
23 Feb 1933 |
Kt Bach |
12 Sep 1891 |
2 Dec 1971 |
80 |
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Caine |
Hall |
3 Jun 1918 |
KBE |
14 May 1853 |
31 Aug 1931 |
78 |
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Caine |
Michael [Maurice Joseph Micklewhite] |
16 Nov 2000 |
Kt Bach |
14 Mar 1933 |
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Caine |
Michael Harris |
23 Feb 1988 |
Kt Bach |
17 Jun 1927 |
20 Mar 1999 |
71 |
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Caine |
Sydney |
12 Jun 1947 |
KCMG |
27 Jun 1902 |
2 Jan 1991 |
88 |
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Caines |
John |
31 Dec 1990 |
KCB (Civ) |
13 Jan 1933 |
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Caird |
Andrew |
1 Jan 1918 |
KBE |
1870 |
15 Dec 1956 |
86 |
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Caird |
James PC 1889 |
2 Jun 1882 |
KCB (Civ) |
1816 |
9 Feb 1892 |
75 |
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Cairncross |
Alexander Kirkland [Alec] |
1 Jan 1967 |
KCMG |
11 Feb 1911 |
21 Oct 1998 |
87 |
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Cairncross |
Frances Anne |
13 Jun 2015 |
DBE (Civ) |
30 Aug 1944 |
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Cairns |
David Arnold Scott PC 1970 |
8 Feb 1955 |
Kt Bach |
5 Mar 1902 |
8 Sep 1987 |
85 |
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Cairns |
David Charles, 5th Earl Cairns |
14 Jun 1969 |
KCVO |
3 Jul 1909 |
21 Mar 1989 |
79 |
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" |
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2 Feb 1972 |
GCVO |
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Cairns |
Hugh McCalmont, later
[1878] 1st Earl Cairns. MP for Belfast 1852-1859 and 1865-1866. Solicitor
General 1858-1859. Attorney General 1866. Lord Chancellor 1868 and 1874-1880.
PC 1866 |
17 Mar 1858 |
Kt Bach |
27 Dec 1819 |
3 Apr 1885 |
65 |
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Cairns |
Hugh William Bell |
13 Jun 1946 |
KBE (Mil) |
26 Jun 1896 |
18 Jul 1952 |
56 |
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Cairns |
John Ballantyne |
4 Jul 2013 |
KCVO |
15 Mar 1942 |
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Cairns |
Joseph Foster |
3 Feb 1972 |
Kt Bach |
27 Jun 1920 |
2 May 1981 |
60 |
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Cairns |
William Wellington Governor of Queensland
1875-1877 |
14 Apr 1877 |
KCMG |
1828 |
9 Jul 1888 |
60 |
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Cakobau |
Etuate Tuivanuavou Tugi |
1 Jan 1971 |
KBE (Civ) |
21 Dec 1908 |
25 Jun 1973 |
64 |
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Cakobau |
George Kadavulevu Governor General of Fiji
1973-1983 |
21 Dec 1972 |
GCMG |
6 Nov 1913 |
25 Nov 1989 |
76 |
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" |
" |
16 Feb 1977 |
GCVO |
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Calcraft |
Henry George |
21 May 1890 |
KCB (Civ) |
1836 |
22 Jan 1896 |
59 |
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Calcutt |
David Charles |
16 Jul 1991 |
Kt Bach |
2 Nov 1930 |
11 Aug 2004 |
73 |
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Caldecote, Viscount |
see "Inskip" |
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Caldecott |
Andrew Governor of
Hong Kong 1935-1937 and Ceylon 1937-1944 |
20 Feb 1935 |
Kt Bach |
26 Oct 1884 |
14 Jul 1951 |
66 |
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" |
" |
1 Feb 1937 |
KCMG |
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" |
12 Jun 1941 |
GCMG |
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Calder |
James Charles |
25 Jun 1921 |
Kt Bach |
Dec 1869 |
22 Aug 1962 |
92 |
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Calder |
John Alexander |
1 Jan 1947 |
KCMG |
20 Oct 1889 |
28 Sep 1974 |
84 |
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Calder |
William Moir |
12 Jul 1955 |
Kt Bach |
2 Jul 1881 |
17 Aug 1960 |
79 |
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Calder-Marshall |
Robert |
9 Jun 1938 |
KBE (Civ) |
19 Dec 1877 |
18 Dec 1955 |
77 |
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Calderwood |
Robert |
25 Jul 1990 |
Kt Bach |
1 Mar 1932 |
28 May 2006 |
74 |
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Caldicott |
Fiona |
15 Jun 1996 |
DBE (Civ) |
12 Jan 1941 |
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Caldicott |
John Moore |
31 Dec 1963 |
KBE (Civ) |
12 Feb 1900 |
31 Jan 1986 |
85 |
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Caldwell |
Alexander [prev KCB (Mil) 10 Mar 1837] |
20 Jul 1838 |
GCB (Mil) |
1 Feb 1763 |
6 Dec 1839 |
76 |
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Caldwell |
Edward George |
2002 |
KCB |
21 Aug 1941 |
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Caldwell |
(Eric) Dick |
1 Jan 1969 |
KBE (Mil) |
6 Jul 1909 |
11 Jul 2000 |
91 |
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Caldwell |
James Lillyman [prev KCB (Mil) 10 Mar 1837] |
25 Aug 1848 |
GCB (Mil) |
22 Nov 1770 |
28 Jun 1863 |
92 |
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Caldwell-Moore |
Patrick Alfred |
2 Mar 2001 |
Kt Bach |
4 Mar 1923 |
9 Dec 2012 |
89 |
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Caledon, Earl of |
see "Alexander" |
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Calichiopulo |
Altavilla Villetta |
14 Sep 1840 |
KCMG |
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Calichiopulo |
Angiolo |
21 Jan 1842 |
KCMG |
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Calicut, Maharaja of |
Mana Vikrama Bahadur
Zamorin |
25 May 1892 |
KCSI |
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Callaghan |
Alfred John |
13 Feb 1915 |
Kt Bach |
29 Oct 1865 |
31 May 1940 |
74 |
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Callaghan |
Allan Robert |
28 Apr 1972 |
Kt Bach |
24 Nov 1903 |
18 Jul 1993 |
89 |
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Callaghan |
Bede Bertrand |
5 Nov 1976 |
Kt Bach |
16 Mar 1912 |
9 Sep 1993 |
81 |
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Callaghan |
George Astley |
24 Apr 1909 |
KCVO |
21 Dec 1852 |
23 Nov 1920 |
67 |
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" |
" |
24 Jun 1910 |
KCB (Mil) |
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" |
" |
11 May 1912 |
GCVO |
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" |
" |
3 Jun 1916 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Callaghan |
Paul Terence [originally PCNZM 31 Dec 2005] |
1 Aug 2009 |
GNZM |
19 Aug 1947 |
24 Mar 2012 |
64 |
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Callaghan |
William Henry |
11 Dec 2007 |
Kt Bach |
19 May 1948 |
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Callan |
Ivan Roy |
17 Sep 1998 |
KCVO |
6 Apr 1942 |
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Callander |
Colin Bishop |
1 Jan 1952 |
KBE (Mil) |
13 Mar 1897 |
31 May 1979 |
82 |
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" |
" |
9 Jun 1955 |
KCB (Mil) |
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Callander |
James |
8 Jul 1941 |
Kt Bach |
1877 |
23 Mar 1952 |
74 |
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Callard |
Eric John [Jack] |
17 Jul 1974 |
Kt Bach |
15 Mar 1913 |
21 Sep 1998 |
85 |
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Callaway |
Frank Adams |
20 Mar 1981 |
Kt Bach |
16 May 1919 |
22 Feb 2003 |
83 |
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Callcott |
Augustus Wall |
19 Jul 1837 |
Kt Bach |
20 Feb 1779 |
2 Nov 1844 |
65 |
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Callender |
Colin Nigel |
22 Jun 2016 |
Kt Bach |
1952 |
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Callender |
Geoffrey Arthur Romaine |
17 Feb 1938 |
Kt Bach |
1875 |
6 Nov 1946 |
71 |
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Callender |
Thomas Octavius |
26 Jun 1918 |
Kt Bach |
9 Apr 1855 |
2 Dec 1938 |
83 |
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Calley |
Henry Algernon |
16 Feb 1965 |
Kt Bach |
9 Feb 1914 |
12 Aug 1997 |
83 |
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Callil |
Carmen Thérèse |
17 Jun 2017 |
DBE (Civ) |
15 Jul 1938 |
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Callinan |
Bernard James |
31 Aug 1977 |
Kt Bach |
2 Feb 1913 |
20 Jul 1995 |
82 |
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Callman |
Clive Vernon |
16 Nov 2012 |
Kt Bach |
21 Jun 1927 |
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Callwell |
Charles
Edward |
4 Jun 1917 |
KCB (Mil) |
2 Apr 1859 |
26 May 1928 |
69 |
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Calman |
Kenneth Charles |
30 Dec 1995 |
KCB (Civ) |
25 Dec 1941 |
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Calne |
Roy Yorke |
22 Jul 1986 |
Kt Bach |
30 Dec 1930 |
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Calthorpe, Baron |
see
"Gough-Calthorpe" |
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Calver |
Robert Henry Sherwood |
24 Jun 1953 |
Kt Bach |
1899 |
3 Jul 1963 |
64 |
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Calvert |
Joseph |
15 Feb 1923 |
Kt Bach |
1853 |
31 Oct 1931 |
78 |
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Calvert-Smith |
David |
13 Dec 2002 |
Kt Bach |
6 Apr 1945 |
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Camacho |
Maurice Vivian |
8 Jul 1941 |
Kt Bach |
1885 |
10 Oct 1941 |
56 |
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Cambridge |
George Francis Hugh, styled
Earl of Eltham, later [Oct 1927] 2nd Marquess of Cambridge |
3 Jun 1927 |
KCVO |
11 Oct 1895 |
16 Apr 1981 |
85 |
|
" |
" |
3 Jun 1935 |
GCVO |
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Cambridge, Duke of |
H.R.H. George William
Frederick Charles PC
1856. PC [I] 1868 [prev KG 15 Aug
1835] |
26 Jun 1845 |
GCMG |
26 Mar 1819 |
17 Mar 1904 |
84 |
|
" |
" |
17 Nov 1851 |
KP |
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" |
" |
5 Jul 1855 |
GCB (Mil) |
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" |
" |
2 Jun 1877 |
GCSI |
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" |
" |
21 Jun 1887 |
GCIE |
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" |
" |
30 Jun 1897 |
GCVO |
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Cambridge, Marquess of |
see "Teck, Prince
of" |
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Camden, Marquess |
see "Pratt" |
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Cameron |
Alexander |
19 Jul 1838 |
KCB (Mil) |
1781 |
26 Jul 1850 |
69 |
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Cameron |
Alexander Maurice |
1 Jan 1952 |
KBE (Mil) |
30 May 1898 |
25 Dec 1986 |
88 |
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Cameron |
Archibald Rice |
2 Jan 1933 |
KCB (Mil) |
28 Aug 1870 |
18 Jun 1944 |
73 |
|
" |
" |
11 May 1937 |
GBE (Mil) |
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Cameron |
Averil Millicent |
31 Dec 2005 |
DBE (Civ) |
8 Feb 1940 |
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Cameron |
Charles Alexander |
6 Jun 1885 |
Kt Bach |
16 Jul 1830 |
27 Feb 1921 |
90 |
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Cameron |
Cornelius |
9 Jul 1968 |
Kt Bach |
21 Nov 1896 |
5 May 1975 |
78 |
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Cameron |
David Young |
10 Jul 1924 |
Kt Bach |
28 Jun 1865 |
16 Sep 1945 |
80 |
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Cameron |
Donald Charles Governor of Tanganyika
1924-1931 and Nigeria 1931-1935 |
30 Dec 1922 |
KBE (Civ) |
3 Jun 1872 |
8 Jan 1948 |
75 |
|
" |
" |
5 Jun 1926 |
KCMG |
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" |
" |
3 Jun 1932 |
GCMG |
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Cameron |
Donald Charles |
3 Jun 1932 |
KCMG |
19 Nov 1879 |
18 Nov 1960 |
80 |
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Cameron |
Donald Charles |
10 Oct 1950 |
Kt Bach |
12 May 1877 |
8 Oct 1962 |
85 |
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Cameron |
Douglas Colin |
1 Jan 1914 |
KCMG |
8 Jun 1854 |
28 Nov 1921 |
67 |
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Cameron |
Duncan Alexander |
20 Feb 1864 |
KCB (Mil) |
20 May 1808 |
8 Jun 1888 |
80 |
|
" |
" |
24 May 1873 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Cameron |
Edward John Governor of the Gambia
1914-1920 |
3 Jun 1916 |
KCMG |
14 May 1858 |
20 Jul 1947 |
89 |
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Cameron |
(Eustace) John |
31 Aug 1977 |
Kt Bach |
8 Oct 1913 |
28 Apr 1998 |
84 |
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Cameron |
Ewen |
23 May 1900 |
KCMG |
1841 |
10 Dec 1908 |
67 |
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Cameron |
Ewen James Hanning, later
[2004] Baron Cameron of Dillington [L] |
8 May 2003 |
Kt Bach |
24 Nov 1949 |
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Cameron |
Ewen Paul |
28 Apr 1961 |
Kt Bach |
15 Jan 1892 |
18 Jan 1964 |
72 |
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Cameron |
(Gordon) Roy |
16 Jul 1957 |
Kt Bach |
30 Jun 1899 |
7 Oct 1966 |
67 |
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Cameron |
Hector Clare |
30 Jun 1900 |
Kt Bach |
30 Sep 1843 |
22 Nov 1928 |
85 |
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Cameron |
(Hugh) Roy Graham |
14 Jul 1999 |
Kt Bach |
14 Apr 1947 |
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Cameron |
James Clark |
18 Jul 1979 |
Kt Bach |
8 Apr 1905 |
22 Oct 1991 |
86 |
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Cameron |
James Davidson Stuart |
20 Jul 1965 |
Kt Bach |
28 Dec 1900 |
13 Feb 1969 |
68 |
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Cameron |
John, later [1955] Lord
Cameron [Scottish Lord of Session] |
6 Jul 1954 |
Kt Bach |
8 Feb 1900 |
30 May 1996 |
96 |
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Cameron |
John Watson |
15 Jul 1981 |
Kt Bach |
16 Nov 1901 |
Mar 1997 |
95 |
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Cameron |
Matthew Crooks |
9 May 1887 |
Kt Bach |
2 Oct 1822 |
25 Jun 1887 |
64 |
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Cameron |
Maurice Alexander |
1 Jan 1914 |
KCMG |
30 Nov 1855 |
16 May 1936 |
80 |
|
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Cameron |
Neil, later [1983] Baron
Cameron of Balhousie [L] |
1 Jan 1975 |
KCB (Mil) |
8 Jul 1920 |
29 Jan 1985 |
64 |
|
" |
" |
12 Jun 1976 |
GCB (Mil) |
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" |
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30 Nov 1983 |
KT |
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Cameron |
Roderick William |
16 Jun 1883 |
Kt Bach |
25 Jul 1825 |
19 Oct 1900 |
75 |
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Cameron |
William Gordon |
3 Jun 1893 |
KCB (Mil) |
16 Oct 1827 |
25 Mar 1913 |
85 |
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24 Jun 1904 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Camilleri |
Luigi Antonio |
6 Jul 1954 |
Kt Bach |
7 Dec 1892 |
23 Feb 1989 |
96 |
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Camm |
Sydney |
30 Jun 1953 |
Kt Bach |
5 Aug 1893 |
12 Mar 1966 |
72 |
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Camoys, Baron |
see "Stonor" |
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Campbell |
Alan Hugh |
12 Jun 1976 |
KCMG |
1 Jul 1919 |
7 Oct 2007 |
88 |
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16 Jun 1979 |
GCMG |
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Campbell |
Alexander |
24 May 1879 |
KCMG |
9 Mar 1822 |
24 May 1892 |
70 |
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Campbell |
Alexander |
9 Jun 1944 |
Kt Bach |
29 Jan 1892 |
19 Jul 1963 |
71 |
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Campbell |
(Alexander) Douglas |
31 May 1956 |
KBE (Mil) |
20 Jun 1899 |
3 Apr 1980 |
80 |
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Campbell |
Archibald Douglas, 4th
Baron Blythswood |
1 Jan 1924 |
KCVO |
25 Apr 1870 |
14 Nov 1929 |
59 |
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Campbell |
Archibald Henry |
26 Jun 1931 |
Kt Bach |
28 May 1870 |
10 May 1948 |
77 |
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Campbell |
Archibald Young Gipps |
1 Jan 1932 |
KCIE |
18 May 1872 |
30 Oct 1957 |
85 |
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Campbell |
Barrington Bulkeley
Douglas, later [1916] 3rd Baron Blythswood |
1 Jan 1914 |
KCB (Mil) |
18 Feb 1845 |
11 Mar 1918 |
73 |
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Campbell |
Bruce Atta |
10 Jun 1948 |
KCB (Civ) |
1888 |
28 Aug 1954 |
66 |
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Campbell |
Cecil James Henry |
12 Jun 1947 |
KBE (Civ) |
1891 |
11 May 1952 |
60 |
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Campbell |
Charles |
9 Nov 1905 |
KCMG |
26 Mar 1847 |
8 Feb 1911 |
63 |
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Campbell |
Charles Rudolph |
5 Jul 1961 |
Kt Bach |
11 Aug 1885 |
26 Jun 1969 |
83 |
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Campbell |
Clifford Clarence Governor General of Jamaica
1962-1973 |
8 Nov 1962 |
GCMG |
28 Jun 1892 |
28 Sep 1991 |
99 |
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4 Mar 1966 |
GCVO |
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Campbell |
Colin, later [1858] Baron
Clyde |
5 Jun 1849 |
KCB (Mil) |
20 Oct 1792 |
14 Aug 1863 |
70 |
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" |
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5 Jul 1855 |
GCB (Mil) |
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25 Jun 1861 |
KSI |
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Campbell |
Colin |
27 Feb 1952 |
Kt Bach |
1891 |
12 Oct 1979 |
88 |
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Campbell |
Colin Murray |
15 Feb 1994 |
Kt Bach |
26 Dec 1944 |
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Campbell |
David |
30 Jun 1953 |
Kt Bach |
6 May 1889 |
30 May 1978 |
89 |
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Campbell |
David Callender PC 1963 |
10 Jul 1945 |
Kt Bach |
29 Jan 1891 |
12 Jun 1963 |
72 |
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" |
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8 Jun 1950 |
KBE (Civ) |
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Campbell |
David Graham Muschet Governor of Malta 1931-1936 |
1 Jan 1919 |
KCB (Mil) |
28 Jan 1869 |
12 Mar 1936 |
67 |
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1 Jan 1935 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Campbell |
Donald |
8 Mar 1994 |
Kt Bach |
8 Mar 1930 |
14 Sep 2004 |
74 |
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Campbell |
Edward Alexander |
18 Jul 1838 |
Kt Bach |
1801 |
25 Aug 1850 |
49 |
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Campbell |
Edward Taswell, later
[1939] 1st baronet. MP for Camberwell NW 1924-1929 and Bromley 1930-1945 |
12 Jul 1933 |
Kt Bach |
9 Apr 1879 |
17 Jul 1945 |
66 |
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Campbell |
Ella Orr |
31 Dec 1996 |
DNZM |
28 Oct 1910 |
24 Jul 2003 |
92 |
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Campbell |
Francis Alexander |
9 Nov 1906 |
KCMG |
2 May 1852 |
28 Dec 1911 |
59 |
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Campbell |
Francis Joseph |
22 Jul 1909 |
Kt Bach |
9 Oct 1832 |
20 Jun 1914 |
81 |
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Campbell |
Frederick |
3 Jun 1916 |
KCB (Mil) |
25 Feb 1860 |
29 Aug 1943 |
83 |
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Campbell |
Frederick Alexander |
23 Apr 1880 |
KCB (Mil) |
1819 |
15 Sep 1893 |
74 |
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Campbell |
George Lieut Governor
of Bengal 1870-1874. MP for Kirkcaldy Burghs 1875-1892 |
23 May 1873 |
KCSI |
1824 |
18 Feb 1892 |
67 |
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Campbell |
George Riddoch |
7 Mar 1936 |
Kt Bach |
4 Apr 1887 |
8 Jul 1965 |
78 |
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" |
" |
1942 |
KCIE |
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Campbell |
George William Robert |
30 May 1891 |
KCMG |
1835 |
10 Jan 1905 |
69 |
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Campbell |
Gerald |
4 Jun 1934 |
KCMG |
30 Oct 1879 |
4 Jul 1964 |
84 |
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" |
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11 Jun 1942 |
GCMG |
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Campbell |
Gordon Huntly |
1 Jan 1920 |
KBE (Civ) |
1864 |
27 Feb 1953 |
88 |
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Campbell |
Hamish Manus |
8 Jun 1963 |
KBE (Mil) |
6 Jan 1905 |
10 May 1993 |
88 |
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Campbell |
Harold Alfred Maurice |
19 Aug 1958 |
Kt Bach |
25 Sep 1892 |
31 Jul 1959 |
66 |
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Campbell |
Harold George |
2 Jun 1943 |
KCVO |
6 Apr 1888 |
9 Jun 1969 |
81 |
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" |
" |
16 Nov 1953 |
GCVO |
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Campbell |
Henry |
11 Feb 1921 |
Kt Bach |
1856 |
6 Mar 1924 |
67 |
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Campbell |
Henry Colville
Montgomery Bishop of London
1956-1961. PC 1956 |
1 Nov 1961 |
KCVO |
11 Oct 1887 |
26 Dec 1970 |
83 |
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Campbell |
Henry Hervey |
1 Jan 1930 |
KCVO |
27 Feb 1865 |
12 Feb 1933 |
67 |
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Campbell |
Ian Murray Robertson |
9 Jun 1955 |
KBE (Mil) |
8 Aug 1898 |
15 Apr 1980 |
81 |
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Campbell |
Ian Tofts |
9 Feb 1988 |
Kt Bach |
3 Feb 1923 |
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Campbell |
James |
13 Apr 1842 |
Kt Bach |
1790 |
1876 |
86 |
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Campbell |
James |
6 Feb 1918 |
Kt Bach |
21 Apr 1842 |
14 Jan 1925 |
82 |
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Campbell |
James Clark |
16 Feb 1954 |
Kt Bach |
26 Dec 1882 |
8 Mar 1964 |
81 |
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Campbell |
(James) Keith |
27 Aug 1982 |
Kt Bach |
4 Mar 1928 |
16 Mar 1983 |
55 |
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Campbell |
James MacNabb |
22 Jun 1897 |
KCIE |
1846 |
26 May 1903 |
56 |
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Campbell |
Jane Susan, later [2007]
Baroness Campbell of Surbiton [L] |
17 Jun 2006 |
DBE (Civ) |
19 Apr 1959 |
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Campbell [Heseltine from
1934] |
Janet Mary |
3 Jun 1924 |
DBE (Civ) |
5 Mar 1877 |
27 Sep 1954 |
77 |
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Campbell |
John |
2 Jun 1869 |
KCSI |
1800 |
21 Apr 1878 |
77 |
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Campbell |
John |
12 Feb 1925 |
Kt Bach |
1862 |
31 Aug 1929 |
67 |
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Campbell |
John |
19 Oct 1925 |
Kt Bach |
2 Sep 1874 |
3 Dec 1944 |
70 |
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" |
" |
3 Jun 1933 |
KCMG |
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Campbell |
John [Jock] Middleton,
later [1966] Baron Campbell of Eskan [L] |
16 Jul 1957 |
Kt Bach |
8 Aug 1912 |
26 Dec 1994 |
82 |
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Campbell |
John George Edward Henry
Douglas Sutherland, styled Marquess of Lorne, later [1900] 9th Duke of
Argyll. MP for Argyllshire 1868-1878 and Manchester South 1895-1900. Governor
General of Canada 1878-1883. PC 1875 |
21 Mar 1871 |
KT |
6 Aug 1845 |
2 May 1914 |
68 |
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" |
" |
14 Sep 1878 |
GCMG |
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" |
" |
2 Feb 1901 |
GCVO |
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" |
" |
19 Jun 1911 |
KG |
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Campbell |
John Johnston |
12 Feb 1957 |
Kt Bach |
11 Dec 1897 |
7 Dec 1983 |
85 |
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Campbell |
John Logan |
14 Aug 1902 |
Kt Bach |
3 Nov 1817 |
22 Jun 1912 |
94 |
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Campbell |
John Park |
4 Jul 2017 |
Kt Bach |
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Campbell |
John Stratheden |
1 Jan 1918 |
KCSI |
1863 |
16 Aug 1928 |
65 |
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Campbell |
Kate Isabel |
1 Jan 1971 |
DBE (Civ) |
22 Apr 1899 |
12 Jul 1986 |
87 |
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Campbell |
Malcolm |
10 Feb 1922 |
Kt Bach |
1848 |
3 Sep 1935 |
87 |
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Campbell |
Malcolm |
21 Feb 1931 |
Kt Bach |
11 Mar 1885 |
31 Dec 1948 |
63 |
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Campbell |
Marshall |
3 Jun 1916 |
Kt Bach |
10 Jul 1849 |
9 Dec 1918 |
69 |
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Campbell |
Matthew |
8 Jun 1963 |
KBE (Civ) |
23 May 1907 |
7 Mar 1998 |
90 |
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Campbell |
Nigel Leslie |
25 Feb 1937 |
Kt Bach |
13 Aug 1878 |
4 Mar 1948 |
69 |
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Campbell |
Philip Henry Montgomery |
19 Nov 2015 |
Kt Bach |
19 Apr 1951 |
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Campbell |
Ralph Abercromby |
5 Jul 1961 |
Kt Bach |
16 Mar 1906 |
10 Oct 1989 |
83 |
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Campbell |
Robert Neil |
4 Jun 1917 |
KCMG |
24 Sep 1854 |
18 Feb 1928 |
73 |
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Campbell |
Ronald Hugh PC 1950 |
1 Jan 1936 |
KCMG |
27 Sep 1883 |
15 Nov 1953 |
70 |
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" |
" |
1940 |
GCMG |
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Campbell |
Ronald Ian PC 1950 |
12 Jun 1941 |
KCMG |
7 Jun 1890 |
22 Apr 1983 |
92 |
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" |
" |
1 Jan 1947 |
GCMG |
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Campbell |
Simon Fraser |
25 Jun 2015 |
Kt Bach |
27 Mar 1941 |
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Campbell |
Walter |
4 Jun 1917 |
KCMG |
30 Jul 1864 |
11 Aug 1936 |
72 |
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" |
" |
1 Jan 1919 |
KCB (Mil) |
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Campbell |
Walter Benjamin Governor of Queensland
1985-1992 |
22 Aug 1979 |
Kt Bach |
4 Mar 1921 |
4 Sep 2004 |
83 |
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Campbell |
Walter Douglas Somerset |
3 Jun 1910 |
KCVO |
1853 |
17 Apr 1919 |
65 |
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Campbell |
Walter Fendall |
13 Jun 1946 |
KCIE |
20 May 1894 |
15 May 1973 |
78 |
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Campbell |
(Walter) Menzies MP for Fife North East
1987-2015. PC 1999. CH 2013 |
27 May 2004 |
Kt Bach |
22 May 1941 |
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Campbell |
William |
19 Jun 1911 |
KCB (Mil) |
7 Feb 1847 |
5 Jul 1918 |
71 |
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Campbell |
William Pitcairn |
3 Jun 1915 |
KCB (Mil) |
20 Jun 1856 |
22 Sep 1933 |
77 |
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Campbell |
(William) Anthony Lord Justice of Appeal [NI]
1998-2008. PC 1999 |
16 Dec 1988 |
Kt Bach |
30 Oct 1936 |
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Campbell-Bannerman |
Henry MP for
Stirling Burghs 1868-1908. Chief Secretary for Ireland 1884-1885. Secretary
of State for War 1886 and 1892-1895. Prime Minister 1905-1908. PC 1884 |
29 Jun 1895 |
GCB (Civ) |
7 Sep 1836 |
22 Apr 1908 |
71 |
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Campbell-Preston |
Frances Olivia |
16 Jun 1990 |
DCVO |
2 Sep 1918 |
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Campion |
(Elizabeth) Jane |
31 Dec 2015 |
DNZM |
30 Apr 1954 |
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Campion |
Gilbert Francis Montriou,
later [1950] Baron Campion |
1 Jan 1938 |
KCB (Civ) |
11 May 1882 |
6 Apr 1958 |
75 |
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" |
" |
10 Jun 1948 |
GCB (Civ) |
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Campion |
Harry |
16 Jul 1957 |
Kt Bach |
20 May 1905 |
24 May 1996 |
91 |
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Campion |
William Robert Governor of Western
Australia 1924-1931 |
27 Jun 1924 |
KCMG |
3 Jul 1870 |
2 Jan 1951 |
80 |
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Candy |
Edward Townshend |
5 Jul 1904 |
Kt Bach |
15 Apr 1845 |
13 Apr 1913 |
67 |
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Cane |
Cyril Hubert |
2 Jan 1950 |
KBE (Civ) |
6 Jul 1891 |
31 Dec 1959 |
68 |
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Cann |
William Moore |
27 Mar 1929 |
Kt Bach |
6 Jul 1856 |
18 Apr 1947 |
90 |
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Cannadine |
David Nicholas |
10 Jul 2009 |
Kt Bach |
7 Sep 1950 |
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Canning |
Charles John, 2nd Viscount
Canning, later [1859] Earl Canning. MP for Warwick 1836-1837. Postmaster
General 1852-1855. Governor General of India 1855-1862. PC 1846 |
31 Mar 1859 |
GCB (Civ) |
14 Dec 1812 |
17 Jun 1862 |
49 |
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" |
" |
25 Jun 1861 |
KSI |
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" |
" |
21 May 1862 |
KG |
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Canning |
Ernest Robert |
16 Feb 1939 |
Kt Bach |
7 Aug 1876 |
25 Dec 1966 |
90 |
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Canning |
Samuel |
10 Nov 1866 |
Kt Bach |
21 Jul 1823 |
24 Sep 1908 |
85 |
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Cannon |
Leslie |
1 Jan 1971 |
Kt Bach |
21 Feb 1920 |
9 Dec 1970 |
50 |
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Canny |
Gerald Bain |
11 May 1937 |
KBE (Civ) |
5 Mar 1881 |
16 Feb 1954 |
72 |
|
" |
" |
8 Jun 1939 |
KCB (Civ) |
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Canterbury, Viscount |
see
"Manners-Sutton" |
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Cantley |
Joseph Donaldson |
19 Feb 1965 |
Kt Bach |
8 Aug 1910 |
6 Jan 1993 |
82 |
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Cantlie |
Colin |
11 Jun 1946 |
KBE (Mil) |
8 May 1888 |
9 Oct 1967 |
79 |
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Cantlie |
James |
1 Jan 1918 |
KBE |
17 Jan 1851 |
28 May 1926 |
75 |
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Cantlie |
Keith |
6 Jul 1944 |
Kt Bach |
6 Feb 1886 |
29 Apr 1977 |
91 |
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Cantlie |
Neil |
9 Jun 1949 |
KBE (Mil) |
11 Dec 1892 |
16 May 1975 |
82 |
|
" |
" |
5 Jun 1952 |
KCB (Mil) |
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Capel |
Thomas Bladen [prev KCB (Mil) 20 Feb 1832] |
6 Apr 1852 |
GCB (Mil) |
25 Aug 1776 |
4 Mar 1853 |
76 |
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Capewell |
David Andrew |
31 Dec 2013 |
KCB (Mil) |
21 Aug 1959 |
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Capon |
David |
10 Nov 1862 |
KCB (Mil) |
1793 |
17 Dec 1869 |
76 |
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Cappel |
Albert James Leppoc |
15 Feb 1887 |
KCIE |
1836 |
20 Apr 1924 |
87 |
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Capper |
John Edward |
4 Jun 1917 |
KCB (Mil) |
7 Dec 1861 |
24 May 1955 |
93 |
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" |
11 Jul 1921 |
KCVO |
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Capper |
Thompson |
18 Feb 1915 |
KCMG |
20 Oct 1863 |
25 Sep 1915 |
51 |
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Capper |
(William) Derrick |
9 Jul 1968 |
Kt Bach |
3 Jan 1912 |
21 Mar 1977 |
65 |
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Caradoc |
John Hobart, 2nd Baron
Howden. MP for Dundalk 1830-1831 |
23 Feb 1852 |
KCB (Civ) |
16 Oct 1799 |
9 Oct 1873 |
73 |
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5 Mar 1858 |
GCB (Civ) |
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Caradon, Baron |
see "Foot" |
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Carberry |
John Edward Doston |
7 Feb 1956 |
Kt Bach |
20 Aug 1893 |
4 Oct 1977 |
84 |
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Carbone |
Guiseppe |
1 Jan 1891 |
KCMG |
1838 |
14 Nov 1913 |
75 |
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" |
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9 Nov 1901 |
GCMG |
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" |
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21 Apr 1903 |
KCVO |
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Cardell-Oliver |
Annie Florence Gillies |
7 Jun 1951 |
DBE (Civ) |
11 May 1876 |
12 Jan 1965 |
88 |
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Carden |
Herbert Arthur John |
6 Mar 1930 |
Kt Bach |
c Sep 1867 |
14 Feb 1941 |
73 |
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Carden |
Lionel Edward Gresley |
14 Jun 1912 |
KCMG |
15 Sep 1851 |
16 Oct 1915 |
64 |
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Carden |
Robert Walter, later [1887]
1st baronet. MP for Gloucester 1857-1859 and Barnstaple 1880-1885 |
17 Jul 1851 |
Kt Bach |
7 Oct 1801 |
19 Jan 1888 |
86 |
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Carden |
Sackville Hamilton |
1 Jan 1916 |
KCMG |
3 May 1857 |
6 May 1930 |
73 |
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Cardew |
Alexander Gordon |
3 Jun 1916 |
KCSI |
14 Mar 1861 |
12 Jan 1937 |
75 |
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Cardew |
Frederic |
22 Jun 1897 |
KCMG |
27 Sep 1839 |
6 Jul 1921 |
81 |
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Cardigan, Earl of |
see "Brudenell" |
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Cardinall |
Allan Wolsey Governor of the
Falkland Islands 1941-1946 |
1 Jan 1943 |
KBE (Civ) |
21 Mar 1887 |
26 Jan 1956 |
68 |
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Cardus |
(John Frederick) Neville |
7 Feb 1967 |
Kt Bach |
2 Apr 1889 |
28 Feb 1975 |
85 |
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Cardwell |
David |
13 Jun 1981 |
KCB (Civ) |
27 Nov 1920 |
19 Jun 1982 |
61 |
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Carew Pole |
Mary, Lady [wife of Sir John Walter Richard Reginald
Carew Pole, 13th baronet [E 1628] |
30 Dec 2017 |
DCVO |
15 Apr 1936 |
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Carey |
Bertram Sausmarez |
1 Jan 1918 |
KCIE |
1864 |
11 Jul 1919 |
55 |
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Carey |
de Vic Graham |
13 Mar 2002 |
Kt Bach |
15 Jun 1940 |
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Carey |
Peter Stafford |
23 Nov 1863 |
Kt Bach |
1 Apr 1803 |
17 Jan 1886 |
82 |
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Carey |
Peter Willoughby |
1 Jan 1976 |
KCB (Civ) |
26 Jul 1923 |
4 Feb 2011 |
87 |
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" |
" |
12 Jun 1982 |
GCB (Civ) |
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Carey |
Thomas Godfrey |
27 Jun 1900 |
Kt Bach |
5 Jan 1832 |
6 Nov 1906 |
74 |
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Carey |
Victor Gosselin |
27 Feb 1946 |
Kt Bach |
2 Jul 1871 |
28 Jun 1957 |
85 |
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Carey |
William |
13 Jan 1915 |
Kt Bach |
1 Feb 1853 |
1915 |
62 |
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Carey |
Willoughby Langer |
28 Feb 1924 |
Kt Bach |
1875 |
30 Jan 1933 |
57 |
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Carey Evans |
Lady Olwen Elizabeth
[daughter of David Lloyd George] |
7 Jul 1969 |
DBE (Civ) |
3 Apr 1892 |
2 Mar 1990 |
97 |
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Carey-Evans |
Thomas John |
10 Jul 1924 |
Kt Bach |
1884 |
25 Aug 1947 |
63 |
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Cargill |
Helen Wilson |
1 Jan 1951 |
DBE (Mil) |
1 Oct 1896 |
4 Dec 1969 |
73 |
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Cargill |
(Ian) Peter Macgillivray |
1981 |
Kt Bach |
29 Sep 1915 |
10 Jul 1981 |
65 |
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Caridi |
Vittor [prev KCMG 18 Nov 1818] |
30 Aug 1839 |
GCMG |
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Carington |
Charles Robert, 3rd Baron
Carrington, later [1912] Marquess of Lincolnshire. MP for Wycombe 1865-1868.
Governor of New South Wales 1886-1890. President of the Board of Agriculture
1905-1911. Lord Privy Seal 1911-1912. PC 1881 |
6 Jun 1885 |
GCMG |
16 May 1843 |
13 Jun 1928 |
85 |
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" |
" |
27 Sep 1906 |
KG |
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Carington |
Peter Alexander Rupert, 6th
Baron Carrington. First Lord of the Admiralty 1959-1963. Minister without
Portfolio 1963-1964. Secretary of State for Defence 1970-1974, Energy 1974
and Foreign Secretary 1979-1982. PC 1959. CH 1983 |
12 Jun 1958 |
KCMG |
6 Jun 1919 |
9 Jul 2018 |
99 |
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" |
" |
23 Apr 1985 |
KG |
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" |
" |
11 Jun 1988 |
GCMG |
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Carington |
William Henry
Peregrine MP for Wycombe
1868-1883. PC 1910 |
24 Dec 1901 |
KCVO |
28 Jul 1845 |
7 Oct 1914 |
69 |
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" |
" |
19 Jun 1911 |
GCVO |
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" |
" |
3 Jun 1913 |
KCB (Civ) |
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Carisbrooke, Marquess and
Marchioness of |
see "Battenberg"
and "Mountbatten" |
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Carkeek |
Arthur |
21 Feb 1917 |
Kt Bach |
9 Apr 1861 |
12 Feb 1933 |
71 |
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Carlebach |
Philip |
17 Feb 1938 |
Kt Bach |
1873 |
30 May 1949 |
75 |
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Carleton-Smith |
Michael Edward |
17 Mar 1998 |
Kt Bach |
5 May 1931 |
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Carlile |
Edward |
11 Jun 1913 |
Kt Bach |
26 Apr 1845 |
15 Nov 1917 |
72 |
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Carlile |
Edward Hildred, later
[1917] 1st baronet. MP for St. Albans 1906-1919 |
6 Jul 1911 |
Kt Bach |
10 Jul 1852 |
26 Sep 1942 |
90 |
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Carlill |
Stephen Hope |
13 Jun 1957 |
KBE (Mil) |
23 Dec 1902 |
9 Feb 1996 |
93 |
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Carling |
Ernest Rock |
4 Jul 1944 |
Kt Bach |
6 Mar 1877 |
15 Jul 1960 |
83 |
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Carling |
John |
3 Jun 1893 |
KCMG |
23 Jan 1828 |
6 Nov 1911 |
83 |
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Carlisle |
James Beethoven Governor General of Antigua
and Barbuda 1993-2007 |
9 Nov 1993 |
GCMG |
5 Aug 1937 |
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Carlisle |
(John) Michael |
12 Feb 1985 |
Kt Bach |
16 Dec 1929 |
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Carlisle |
Kenneth Melville MP for Lincoln 1979-1997 |
20 Jul 1994 |
Kt Bach |
25 Mar 1941 |
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Carlton |
Arthur |
28 Feb 1924 |
Kt Bach |
19 Oct 1865 |
20 May 1931 |
65 |
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Carlyle |
Robert Warrand |
12 Dec 1911 |
KCSI |
11 Jul 1859 |
23 May 1934 |
74 |
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Carlyon |
Alexander Keith |
13 Jul 1926 |
Kt Bach |
1848 |
30 May 1936 |
87 |
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Carmichael, Baron |
see "Gibson-Carmichael" |
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Carmichael |
Duncan |
21 Feb 1917 |
Kt Bach |
1866 |
22 Jun 1923 |
56 |
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Carmichael |
George |
3 Jun 1919 |
KCSI |
25 Mar 1866 |
7 Oct 1936 |
70 |
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Carmichael |
James |
1 Jan 1919 |
KBE (Civ) |
1858 |
9 Apr 1934 |
75 |
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Carmichael |
James Forrest Halkett |
27 Mar 1929 |
Kt Bach |
8 Jul 1868 |
12 Aug 1934 |
66 |
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Carmichael |
John |
1 Jan 1955 |
KBE (Civ) |
22 Apr 1910 |
7 Jan 1996 |
85 |
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Carmichael |
Trevor Austin |
Nov 2013 |
KA |
9 Feb 1945 |
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Carnall |
Ruth |
11 Jun 2011 |
DBE (Civ) |
26 Jul 1956 |
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Carnarvon, Earl of |
see "Herbert" |
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Carncross |
Walter Charles Frederick |
8 Jul 1922 |
Kt Bach |
1855 |
30 Jun 1940 |
84 |
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Carnduff |
Herbert William Cameron |
1 Jan 1913 |
Kt Bach |
17 Jul 1862 |
23 Jan 1915 |
52 |
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Carnegie |
Charles Alexander, styled
Lord Carnegie, later [1941] 11th Earl of Southesk |
1 Jan 1926 |
KCVO |
23 Sep 1893 |
16 Feb 1992 |
98 |
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Carnegie |
Francis |
13 Jul 1939 |
Kt Bach |
1874 |
3 Aug 1946 |
72 |
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Carnegie |
Lancelot Douglas PC 1924 |
1 Jan 1916 |
KCMG |
26 Dec 1861 |
15 Oct 1933 |
71 |
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" |
" |
18 Oct 1917 |
GCVO |
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Carnegie |
Robin Macdonald |
30 Dec 1978 |
KCB (Mil) |
22 Jun 1926 |
1 Jan 2011 |
84 |
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Carnegie |
Roderick Howard |
23 Aug 1978 |
Kt Bach |
27 Nov 1932 |
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Carnegy |
Philip Mainwaring |
4 Jun 1921 |
KCB (Mil) |
12 Dec 1858 |
8 Dec 1927 |
68 |
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Carnock, Baron |
see "Nicolson" |
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Carnwath |
Alison Jane |
31 Dec 2013 |
DBE (Civ) |
18 Jan 1953 |
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Carnwath |
Andrew Hunter |
14 Jun 1975 |
KCVO |
26 Oct 1909 |
29 Dec 1995 |
86 |
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Carnwath |
Robert John Anderson Justice of the Supreme Court since
2012 with courtesy title of Lord Carnwath of Notting Hill |
29 Nov 1994 |
Kt Bach |
15 Mar 1945 |
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Caro |
Anthony Alfred OM 2000 |
15 Dec 1987 |
Kt Bach |
8 Mar 1924 |
23 Oct 2013 |
89 |
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Carøe |
(Einar) Athelstan Gordon |
3 Feb 1972 |
Kt Bach |
6 Oct 1903 |
19 Apr 1988 |
84 |
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Caroe |
Olaf Kirkpatrick |
1 Jan 1944 |
KCIE |
15 Nov 1892 |
23 Nov 1981 |
89 |
|
" |
" |
21 Dec 1945 |
KCSI |
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Caron |
Joseph Philippe René Adolphe |
25 Aug 1885 |
KCMG |
24 Dec 1843 |
20 Apr 1908 |
64 |
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Carpendale |
Charles Douglas |
22 Jun 1932 |
Kt Bach |
1874 |
21 Mar 1968 |
93 |
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Carpenter |
Edward Frederick |
28 Nov 1985 |
KCVO |
27 Nov 1910 |
26 Aug 1998 |
87 |
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Carpenter |
Eric Ashton |
14 Feb 1951 |
Kt Bach |
12 Nov 1896 |
2 Aug 1973 |
76 |
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Carpenter |
Henry Cort Harold |
10 Jul 1929 |
Kt Bach |
6 Feb 1875 |
13 Sep 1940 |
65 |
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Carpenter |
Walter Randolph |
19 Feb 1936 |
Kt Bach |
31 Oct 1877 |
1 Feb 1954 |
76 |
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Carr |
(Albert) Raymond Maillard |
11 Feb 1987 |
Kt Bach |
11 Apr 1919 |
19 Apr 2015 |
96 |
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Carr |
(Arthur) Wesley |
8 Feb 2006 |
KCVO |
26 Jul 1941 |
15 Jul 2017 |
75 |
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Carr |
Cecil Thomas |
13 Jul 1939 |
Kt Bach |
4 Aug 1878 |
12 May 1966 |
87 |
|
" |
" |
12 Jun 1947 |
KCB (Civ) |
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Carr |
(Charles) Roderick |
5 Jul 1945 |
KBE (Mil) |
31 Aug 1891 |
15 Dec 1971 |
80 |
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Carr |
Emsley |
6 Feb 1918 |
Kt Bach |
1 May 1867 |
31 Jul 1941 |
74 |
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Carr |
(Frederick) Bernard |
23 Jul 1946 |
Kt Bach |
5 Apr 1893 |
3 May 1981 |
88 |
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Carr |
Henry James |
3 Nov 2015 |
Kt Bach |
31 Mar 1958 |
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Carr |
Hubert Winch |
28 Jan 1926 |
Kt Bach |
1877 |
24 May 1955 |
77 |
|
" |
" |
1 Jan 1936 |
KCIE |
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Carr |
James Henry Brownlow |
26 Mar 1982 |
Kt Bach |
17 Apr 1913 |
4 Aug 1984 |
71 |
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Carr |
Peter Derek |
15 Nov 2007 |
Kt Bach |
12 Jul 1930 |
26 Oct 2017 |
87 |
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Carr |
Roger Martyn |
31 Mar 2011 |
Kt Bach |
22 Dec 1946 |
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Carr |
Sue Lascelles |
18 Feb 2014 |
DBE (Civ) |
1 Sep 1964 |
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Carr |
William |
22 Jun 1932 |
Kt Bach |
9 Feb 1872 |
18 Sep 1949 |
77 |
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Carr |
William Emsley |
16 Jul 1957 |
Kt Bach |
30 May 1912 |
14 Nov 1977 |
65 |
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Carr |
William Ogle |
14 Aug 1854 |
Kt Bach |
13 Nov 1802 |
24 Apr 1856 |
53 |
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Carr |
William St. John |
30 Jun 1905 |
Kt Bach |
21 Feb 1848 |
23 Jun 1928 |
80 |
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Carr-Ellison |
Ralph Harry |
13 Feb 1973 |
Kt Bach |
8 Dec 1925 |
26 Aug 2014 |
88 |
|
" |
" |
31 Dec 1998 |
KCVO |
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Carreras |
James Enrique |
3 Feb 1970 |
Kt Bach |
30 Jan 1909 |
9 Jun 1990 |
81 |
|
" |
" |
31 Dec 1979 |
KCVO |
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Carrick |
John Leslie |
31 Dec 1981 |
KCMG |
4 Sep 1918 |
18 May 2018 |
99 |
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Carrick |
Roger John |
17 Jun 1995 |
KCMG |
13 Oct 1937 |
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Carrick-Buchanan |
David Carrick Robert |
13 Mar 1894 |
KCB (Civ) |
16 Sep 1825 |
8 Feb 1904 |
78 |
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Carrington, Baron |
see "Carington" |
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Carrington |
Frederick |
24 May 1887 |
KCMG |
23 Aug 1844 |
22 Mar 1913 |
68 |
|
" |
" |
7 May 1897 |
KCB (Mil) |
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Carrington |
John Worrell |
25 Jan 1897 |
Kt Bach |
29 May 1847 |
11 Feb 1913 |
65 |
|
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Carrington |
Robert Harold |
1 Jan 1941 |
KCB (Mil) |
7 Nov 1882 |
4 Sep 1964 |
81 |
|
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Carrington |
William Speight |
15 Jul 1958 |
Kt Bach |
20 Feb 1904 |
6 May 1975 |
71 |
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Carroll |
Alfred Thomas |
2 Jun 1962 |
KBE (Civ) |
24 Aug 1890 |
11 Nov 1975 |
85 |
|
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Carroll |
George |
13 Nov 1837 |
Kt Bach |
1784 |
18 Dec 1860 |
76 |
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Carroll |
James |
26 Aug 1903 |
Kt Bach |
|
25 May 1905 |
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Carroll |
James |
19 Jun 1911 |
KCMG |
20 Aug 1857 |
18 Oct 1926 |
69 |
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Carroll |
John Anthony |
1 Jun 1953 |
KBE (Civ) |
1899 |
2 May 1974 |
74 |
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Carroll |
William |
14 May 1868 |
Kt Bach |
1819 |
28 Nov 1890 |
71 |
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Carroll |
William Fairbrother |
6 Apr 1852 |
KCB (Mil) |
1784 |
8 Apr 1862 |
77 |
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Carron |
William John, later [1967]
Baron Carron [L] |
5 Feb 1963 |
Kt Bach |
19 Nov 1902 |
3 Dec 1969 |
67 |
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Carr-Saunders |
Alexander Morris |
12 Mar 1946 |
Kt Bach |
14 Jan 1886 |
6 Oct 1966 |
80 |
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1 Jan 1957 |
KBE (Civ) |
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Carruthers |
David James [originally DCNZM 6 Jun 2005] |
1 Aug 2009 |
KNZM |
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Carruthers |
Ian James |
25 Feb 2003 |
Kt Bach |
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Carruthers |
Joseph Hector McNeil |
26 Jun 1908 |
KCMG |
21 Dec 1857 |
10 Dec 1932 |
74 |
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Carruthers |
William |
10 Feb 1922 |
Kt Bach |
1858 |
4 Nov 1936 |
78 |
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Carsberg |
Bryan Victor |
9 Feb 1989 |
Kt Bach |
3 Jan 1939 |
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Carson |
(Charles) Frederick |
18 Feb 1941 |
Kt Bach |
10 Feb 1886 |
3 May 1960 |
74 |
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Carson |
Charles William Charteris |
20 Jun 1939 |
Kt Bach |
21 Jul 1874 |
10 May 1945 |
70 |
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Carson |
Edward Henry, later [1921]
Baron Carson [L]. MP for Dublin Uni 1892-1918 and Duncairn 1918-1921.
Solicitor General 1900-1905. Attorney General 1915-16. First Lord of the
Admiralty 1916-17. Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 1921-1929. PC [I] 1896. PC 1905 |
30 Jun 1900 |
Kt Bach |
9 Feb 1854 |
22 Oct 1935 |
81 |
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Carson |
John Wallace |
1917 |
Kt Bach |
13 Oct 1864 |
13 Oct 1922 |
58 |
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Carson |
Norman John |
26 Oct 1961 |
Kt Bach |
27 Aug 1877 |
28 Jan 1964 |
86 |
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Carswell |
Robert |
3 Jul 1850 |
Kt Bach |
3 Feb 1793 |
15 Jun 1857 |
64 |
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Carswell |
Robert Douglas, later
[2004] Baron Carswell [L]. PC 1993 |
29 Nov 1988 |
Kt Bach |
28 Jun 1934 |
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Carter |
Andrew Nicholas |
2 Oct 2014 |
Kt Bach |
19 Jul 1949 |
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Carter |
Charles Frederick |
7 Feb 1978 |
Kt Bach |
15 Aug 1919 |
27 Jun 2002 |
82 |
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Carter |
David Anthony |
30 Oct 2013 |
Kt Bach |
29 Nov 1959 |
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Carter |
David Craig |
22 May 1996 |
Kt Bach |
1 Sep 1940 |
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Carter |
Derrick Hunton |
4 Feb 1975 |
Kt Bach |
7 Apr 1906 |
8 Dec 1997 |
91 |
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Carter |
Douglas Julian |
11 Jun 1977 |
KCMG |
5 Aug 1908 |
7 Nov 1988 |
80 |
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Carter |
Edward Charles |
31 Dec 2015 |
KCMG |
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Carter |
Evan Eyare |
1 Jan 1919 |
KCMG |
11 Aug 1866 |
2 Feb 1933 |
66 |
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Carter |
Frank Willington |
18 Aug 1919 |
Kt Bach |
16 Jan 1865 |
31 Jan 1945 |
80 |
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Carter |
Frederick Bowker Terrington |
25 May 1878 |
KCMG |
12 Feb 1819 |
1 Mar 1900 |
81 |
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Carter |
George John |
4 Jun 1917 |
KBE |
1860 |
9 Feb 1922 |
61 |
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Carter |
Gerald Francis |
9 Feb 1943 |
Kt Bach |
28 Sep 1881 |
21 Jan 1959 |
77 |
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Carter [Gilbert-Carter from
1919] |
Gilbert Thomas Administrator of the
Gambia 1888-1891. Governor of Lagos 1891-1897, the Bahamas 1898-1904 and
Barbados 1904-1911 |
3 Jun 1893 |
KCMG |
14 Jan 1848 |
18 Jan 1927 |
79 |
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Carter |
Gordon |
3 Jun 1929 |
KCVO |
1853 |
16 Nov 1941 |
88 |
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Carter |
James |
12 Oct 1859 |
Kt Bach |
25 Jan 1805 |
10 Mar 1878 |
73 |
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Carter |
John |
6 Sep 1966 |
Kt Bach |
27 Jan 1919 |
23 Feb 2005 |
86 |
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Carter |
John Alexander |
25 Jul 1989 |
Kt Bach |
2 Nov 1921 |
7 Jul 2015 |
93 |
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Carter |
John Gordon Thomas |
10 Feb 1998 |
Kt Bach |
28 Dec 1937 |
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Carter |
John Thomas |
1 Jan 1917 |
KCMG |
24 Sep 1855 |
7 Sep 1939 |
83 |
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Carter |
Nicholas Patrick |
31 Dec 2013 |
KCB (Mil) |
11 Feb 1959 |
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Carter |
Philip David |
16 Jul 1991 |
Kt Bach |
8 May 1927 |
23 Apr 2015 |
87 |
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Carter |
Richard Henry Alwyn |
1992 |
Kt Bach |
24 Apr 1935 |
6 Jan 2011 |
75 |
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Carter |
(Richard Henry) Archibald |
1 Jan 1935 |
KCIE |
1887 |
10 Nov 1958 |
71 |
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" |
" |
1 Jan 1938 |
KCB (Civ) |
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" |
" |
9 Jun 1949 |
GCMG |
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Carter |
Ronald Powell |
31 Dec 1997 |
KNZM |
17 Jun 1935 |
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Carter |
Walker Kelly |
16 Feb 1965 |
Kt Bach |
7 Jul 1899 |
29 Mar 1985 |
85 |
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Carter |
William |
4 Mar 1920 |
Kt Bach |
25 May 1848 |
16 Oct 1932 |
84 |
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Carter |
William Marlborough |
3 Jun 1931 |
KCMG |
Jul 1850 |
14 Feb 1941 |
90 |
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Carter |
(William) Morris |
18 Aug 1919 |
Kt Bach |
9 Dec 1873 |
22 Sep 1960 |
86 |
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Carter |
William Oscar |
12 Jul 1972 |
Kt Bach |
12 Jan 1905 |
11 Dec 2000 |
95 |
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Cartland |
George Barrington |
12 Mar 1963 |
Kt Bach |
22 Sep 1912 |
31 Jul 2008 |
95 |
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Cartland |
(Mary) Barbara Hamilton |
31 Dec 1990 |
DBE (Civ) |
9 Jul 1901 |
21 May 2000 |
98 |
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Cartledge |
Bryan George |
15 Jun 1985 |
KCMG |
10 Jun 1931 |
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Cartmel-Robinson |
Harold Francis |
20 Jul 1948 |
Kt Bach |
28 Mar 1889 |
18 Nov 1957 |
68 |
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Cartmell |
Harry |
4 Mar 1920 |
Kt Bach |
1857 |
11 May 1923 |
65 |
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Carton de Wiart |
Adrian Paul Ghislain
VC For
further information on this knight, see the note at the foot of this page |
1 Jan 1945 |
KBE (Mil) |
5 May 1880 |
5 Jun 1963 |
83 |
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Cartwright |
Charles Henry |
16 Feb 1939 |
Kt Bach |
1865 |
3 Jul 1959 |
94 |
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Cartwright |
Fairfax Leighton PC 1908 |
26 Jun 1908 |
KCMG |
20 Jul 1857 |
9 Jan 1928 |
70 |
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" |
" |
3 Sep 1909 |
GCVO |
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" |
" |
1 Jan 1914 |
GCMG |
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Cartwright |
Henry Edmund |
27 Jun 1887 |
Kt Bach |
1821 |
30 Mar 1899 |
77 |
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Cartwright |
Mary Lucy |
14 Jun 1969 |
DBE (Civ) |
17 Dec 1900 |
3 Apr 1998 |
97 |
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Cartwright |
Richard John |
24 May 1879 |
KCMG |
4 Dec 1835 |
24 Sep 1912 |
76 |
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" |
" |
22 Jun 1897 |
GCMG |
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Cartwright |
Silvia Rose Governor General of
New Zealand 2001-2006 |
17 Jun 1989 |
DBE (Civ) |
7 Nov 1943 |
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Cartwright |
William Bramwell |
10 Feb 1942 |
Kt Bach |
7 Apr 1876 |
26 Feb 1958 |
81 |
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Cartwright |
William Chauncy |
24 Jun 1910 |
KCMG |
25 Sep 1853 |
17 Mar 1933 |
79 |
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Cartwright-Taylor |
Malcolm Cartwright |
8 Jun 1963 |
KCB (Mil) |
29 Oct 1911 |
5 Nov 1969 |
58 |
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Caruana |
Mauro, Bishop of Malta |
1 Jan 1918 |
KBE |
16 Nov 1867 |
17 Dec 1943 |
76 |
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Caruana |
Peter Richard |
15 Jun 2013 |
KCMG |
15 Oct 1956 |
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Caruso |
Demetrio Spiridion, Count |
23 Nov 1852 |
GCMG |
1820 |
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Carver |
(Richard) Michael Power,
later [1977] Baron Carver [L] |
11 Jun 1966 |
KCB (Mil) |
24 Apr 1915 |
9 Dec 2001 |
86 |
|
" |
" |
13 Jun 1970 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Carver |
Stanley Roy |
18 Jul 1962 |
Kt Bach |
7 Feb 1897 |
22 Jul 1967 |
70 |
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Cary |
(Arthur Lucius) Michael |
12 Jun 1965 |
KCB (Civ) |
3 Apr 1917 |
6 Mar 1976 |
58 |
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" |
" |
1 Jan 1976 |
GCB (Civ) |
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Cary |
Robert Archibald, later
[1955] 1st baronet. MP for Eccles 1935-1945 and Withington 1951-1974 |
24 Aug 1945 |
Kt Bach |
25 May 1898 |
1 Oct 1979 |
81 |
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Casault |
Louis Edelmar Napoléon |
25 Jun 1894 |
Kt Bach |
10 Jul 1823 |
18 May 1908 |
84 |
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Casement |
Roger Knighthood
revoked 30 June 1916 |
6 Jul 1911 |
Kt Bach |
1 Sep 1864 |
3 Aug 1916 |
51 |
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Casey |
Louise |
11 Jun 2016 |
DBE (Civ) |
29 Mar 1965 |
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Casey |
Maurice Eugene PC 1986 |
12 Nov 1991 |
Kt Bach |
28 Aug 1923 |
19 Jan 2012 |
88 |
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Casey |
Richard Gardiner, Baron
Casey [L]. Governor of Bengal 1940-1946. Governor General of Australia
1965-1969. PC 1939. CH 1944 |
1 Sep 1965 |
GCMG |
29 Aug 1890 |
17 Jun 1976 |
85 |
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" |
" |
10 Feb 1969 |
KG |
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Casey |
Stella Katherine |
31 Dec 1990 |
DBE (Civ) |
22 May 1924 |
7 Jul 2000 |
76 |
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Cash |
Andrew John |
17 Nov 2009 |
Kt Bach |
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Cash |
Gerald Christopher Governor General of the
Bahamas 1976-1988 |
20 Oct 1977 |
KCVO |
28 May 1917 |
6 Jan 2003 |
85 |
|
" |
" |
20 Dec 1979 |
GCMG |
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" |
" |
18 Oct 1985 |
GCVO |
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Cash |
Reginald John |
12 Jun 1958 |
KBE (Civ) |
14 Jun 1892 |
11 Mar 1959 |
66 |
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Cash |
Thomas James |
13 Jun 1946 |
KBE (Civ) |
5 Jul 1888 |
22 Jan 1978 |
89 |
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Cash |
William |
15 Jul 1958 |
Kt Bach |
18 Jun 1891 |
4 May 1964 |
72 |
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Cash |
William Nigel Paul MP for Stafford 1984-1997
and Stone 1997- |
17 Oct 2014 |
Kt Bach |
10 May 1940 |
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Cashin |
Michael Patrick |
3 Jun 1918 |
KBE |
29 Sep 1864 |
30 Aug 1926 |
61 |
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Casolani |
Vincent |
27 Jun 1853 |
GCMG |
1785 |
1855 |
70 |
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Cass |
Geoffrey Arthur |
28 Jul 1992 |
Kt Bach |
11 Aug 1932 |
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Cass |
John |
9 Jul 1896 |
Kt Bach |
1832 |
18 May 1898 |
65 |
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Cass |
John Patrick |
18 Apr 1978 |
Kt Bach |
7 May 1909 |
2 Aug 1995 |
86 |
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Cassel |
Ernest Joseph PC 1902 For further information on this knight, see the note at the
foot of this page |
3 Jun 1899 |
KCMG |
3 Mar 1852 |
21 Sep 1921 |
69 |
|
" |
" |
24 Dec 1901 |
KCVO |
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" |
" |
11 Dec 1905 |
GCMG |
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" |
" |
13 Jun 1906 |
GCVO |
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" |
" |
25 Jun 1909 |
GCB (Civ) |
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Cassels |
(Archibald) James Halkett |
10 Oct 1952 |
KBE (Mil) |
28 Feb 1907 |
13 Dec 1996 |
89 |
|
" |
" |
31 Dec 1960 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Cassels |
James Dale |
27 Feb 1939 |
Kt Bach |
22 Mar 1877 |
7 Feb 1972 |
94 |
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Cassels |
John Seton |
9 Feb 1988 |
Kt Bach |
10 Oct 1928 |
27 Feb 2016 |
87 |
|
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Cassels |
Robert Archibald |
3 Jun 1927 |
KCB (Mil) |
15 Mar 1876 |
23 Dec 1959 |
83 |
|
" |
" |
3 Jun 1933 |
GCB (Mil) |
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" |
" |
11 Jul 1940 |
GCSI |
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Cassels |
Simon Alastair Cassillis |
12 Jun 1982 |
KCB (Mil) |
5 Mar 1928 |
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Cassels |
Walter Gibson Pringle |
21 Feb 1917 |
Kt Bach |
14 Aug 1845 |
1 Mar 1923 |
77 |
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Cassidi |
(Arthur) Desmond |
3 Jun 1978 |
KCB (Mil) |
26 Jan 1925 |
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" |
" |
31 Dec 1982 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Cassidy |
Jack Evelyn |
5 Apr 1968 |
Kt Bach |
12 Jun 1894 |
11 Jun 1975 |
80 |
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Cassidy |
Maurice Alan |
4 Jun 1934 |
KCVO |
29 Feb 1880 |
22 Oct 1949 |
69 |
|
" |
" |
3 May 1949 |
GCVO |
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Casson |
Hugh Maxwell CH 1985 |
27 Feb 1952 |
Kt Bach |
23 May 1910 |
15 Aug 1999 |
89 |
|
" |
" |
3 Jun 1978 |
KCVO |
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Casson |
Lewis Thomas |
24 Aug 1945 |
Kt Bach |
26 Oct 1875 |
16 May 1969 |
93 |
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Castell |
William Martin |
12 Nov 2000 |
Kt Bach |
10 Apr 1947 |
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Castledine |
George [annulled 17 Feb 2015] |
18 Oct 2007 |
Kt Bach |
8 Aug 1946 |
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Cater |
(Alexander) Norman Ley |
1 Jan 1934 |
KCIE |
15 Jun 1880 |
21 Oct 1957 |
77 |
|
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Cater |
Jack |
30 Dec 1978 |
KBE (Civ) |
21 Feb 1922 |
14 Apr 2006 |
84 |
|
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Cater |
John James |
12 Mar 1946 |
Kt Bach |
30 Jun 1885 |
16 Feb 1962 |
76 |
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Cater |
John Robert [Robin] |
14 Feb 1984 |
Kt Bach |
25 Apr 1919 |
2 Jul 1997 |
78 |
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Catford |
(John) Robin |
31 Dec 1992 |
KCVO |
11 Jan 1923 |
27 May 2008 |
85 |
|
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Cathcart |
Charles Murray, 2nd Earl
Cathcart. Governor General of Canada 1846-1847 |
19 Jul 1838 |
KCB (Mil) |
21 Dec 1783 |
16 Jul 1859 |
75 |
|
" |
" |
21 Jun 1859 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Cathcart |
George Governor of the
Cape Colony 1852-1853 |
30 May 1853 |
KCB (Mil) |
12 May 1794 |
5 Nov 1854 |
60 |
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Catherwood |
(Henry) Frederick Ross |
9 Feb 1971 |
Kt Bach |
30 Jan 1925 |
30 Nov 2014 |
89 |
|
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Catlin |
George Edward Gordon |
14 Jul 1970 |
Kt Bach |
29 Jul 1896 |
7 Feb 1979 |
82 |
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Catling |
Richard Charles |
15 Jul 1964 |
Kt Bach |
22 Aug 1912 |
22 Mar 2005 |
92 |
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Catlow |
John William |
13 Jul 1943 |
Kt Bach |
1882 |
12 May 1947 |
64 |
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Cato |
Arnott Samuel |
20 Jul 1977 |
Kt Bach |
24 Sep 1912 |
19 Feb 1998 |
85 |
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11 Jun 1983 |
KCMG |
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Cator |
Geoffrey Edmund |
12 Mar 1946 |
Kt Bach |
14 Aug 1884 |
21 Apr 1973 |
88 |
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Cator |
Ralph Bertie Peter |
26 Jun 1931 |
Kt Bach |
21 Nov 1861 |
29 Jul 1945 |
83 |
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Cator |
William |
28 Mar 1865 |
KCB (Mil) |
1785 |
11 May 1866 |
81 |
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Catterall |
Robert |
27 Feb 1952 |
Kt Bach |
18 Jun 1880 |
25 May 1962 |
81 |
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Catto |
Graeme Robertson Dawson |
2 Jul 2002 |
Kt Bach |
24 Apr 1945 |
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Caughey |
(Thomas) Harcourt Clarke |
1 Jan 1972 |
KBE (Civ) |
4 Jul 1911 |
4 Aug 1993 |
82 |
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Caulcutt |
John |
24 Feb 1931 |
Kt Bach |
1876 |
29 Apr 1943 |
66 |
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11 May 1937 |
KCMG |
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Caulfield |
Bernard |
30 Apr 1968 |
Kt Bach |
24 Apr 1914 |
17 Oct 1994 |
80 |
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Causton |
Joseph |
11 Dec 1869 |
Kt Bach |
1815 |
27 May 1871 |
55 |
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Cautley |
Proby Thomas |
29 Jul 1854 |
KCB (Civ) |
3 Jan 1802 |
25 Jan 1871 |
69 |
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Cauty |
Arthur Belcher |
28 Jan 1947 |
Kt Bach |
26 Jul 1870 |
31 Jul 1954 |
83 |
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Cavagnari |
(Pierre) Louis
Napoleon For information on this knight's death, see the note at the
foot of this page |
19 Jul 1879 |
KCB (Civ) |
4 Jul 1841 |
3 Sep 1879 |
38 |
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Cavan, Earl and Countess of |
see "Lambart" |
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Cave |
Basil Shillito |
1 Jan 1925 |
KCMG |
14 Nov 1865 |
9 Oct 1931 |
65 |
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Cave |
George, later [1918]
Viscount Cave. MP for Kingston 1906-1918. Solicitor General 1915. Home
Secretary 1916-1919. Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 1919-1922. Lord Chancellor
1922-1924 and 1924-1928. PC 1915 |
2 Dec 1915 |
Kt Bach |
23 Feb 1856 |
29 Mar 1928 |
72 |
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" |
1 Feb 1921 |
GCMG |
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Cave |
Lewis William |
1 Apr 1881 |
Kt Bach |
3 Jul 1832 |
7 Sep 1897 |
65 |
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Cave |
Richard Guy |
28 Jul 1976 |
Kt Bach |
16 Mar 1920 |
5 Dec 1986 |
66 |
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Cave |
Richard Philip |
11 Jun 1977 |
KCVO |
26 Apr 1912 |
29 Mar 1988 |
75 |
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Cave |
Ronald Geoffrey |
Nov 2016 |
KA |
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Cave |
Stephen MP for New
Shoreham 1859-1880. Paymaster General 1866-1868 and 1874-1880. Vice President
of the Board of Trade 1866-1867. PC 1866 |
20 Mar 1880 |
GCB (Civ) |
28 Dec 1820 |
6 Jun 1880 |
59 |
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Cave |
Thomas Sturmy |
19 Jun 1911 |
KCB (Civ) |
23 Sep 1846 |
15 Apr 1936 |
89 |
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Cave-Browne-Cave |
Thomas |
6 Jul 1911 |
Kt Bach |
11 Apr 1835 |
9 Dec 1924 |
89 |
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Cavenagh |
William Orfeur Governor of the
Straits Settlements 1859-1867 |
24 May 1881 |
KCSI |
1820 |
3 Jul 1891 |
71 |
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Cavendish |
Charles Compton William,
3rd Baron Chesham. PC 1901 |
29 Nov 1900 |
KCB (Mil) |
13 Dec 1850 |
9 Nov 1907 |
56 |
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Cavendish |
Deborah Vivien, Duchess of
Devonshire [wife of the 11th Duke] |
31 Dec 1998 |
DCVO |
31 Mar 1920 |
24 Sep 2014 |
94 |
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Cavendish |
Evelyn Emily Mary, Duchess
of Devonshire [wife of the 9th Duke] |
11 May 1937 |
GCVO |
27 Aug 1870 |
2 Apr 1960 |
89 |
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Cavendish |
Mary Alice, Dowager Duchess
of Devonshire [widow of the 10th Duke] |
1955 |
GCVO |
29 Jul 1895 |
24 Dec 1988 |
93 |
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Cavendish |
Peregrine Andrew Morny,
12th Duke of Devonshire |
31 Dec 2008 |
KCVO |
27 Apr 1944 |
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Cavendish |
Spencer Compton, 8th Duke
of Devonshire. See Peerage pages for information on seats represented and
political posts held |
10 Aug 1892 |
KG |
23 Jul 1833 |
24 Mar 1908 |
74 |
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" |
7 Jan 1907 |
GCVO |
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Cavendish |
Victor Christian William,
9th Duke of Devonshire. MP for Derbyshire West 1891-1908. Governor General of
Canada 1916-1921. Secretary of State for Colonies 1922-1924. PC 1905 |
19 Aug 1912 |
GCVO |
31 May 1868 |
6 May 1938 |
69 |
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" |
1 Jan 1916 |
KG |
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28 Jul 1916 |
GCMG |
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Cavendish-Bentinck |
Ferdinand William, later
[1977] 8th Duke of Portland |
2 Jan 1956 |
KBE (Civ) |
4 Jul 1889 |
13 Dec 1980 |
91 |
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Cavendish-Bentinck |
Ivy, Duchess of
Portland [wife of the 7th Duke] |
12 Jun 1958 |
DBE (Civ) |
16 Jun 1887 |
3 Mar 1982 |
94 |
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Cavendish-Bentinck |
William John Arthur Charles
James, 6th Duke of Portland PC 1886 |
25 May 1896 |
GCVO |
28 Dec 1857 |
26 Apr 1943 |
85 |
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" |
" |
15 Mar 1900 |
KG |
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Cavendish-Bentinck |
Winifred Anna, Duchess of
Portland [wife of the 6th Duke] |
3 Jun 1935 |
DBE (Civ) |
7 Sep 1863 |
30 Jul 1954 |
90 |
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Caw |
James Lewis |
26 Jun 1931 |
Kt Bach |
25 Sep 1864 |
5 Dec 1950 |
86 |
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Cawley |
Charles Mills |
16 Feb 1965 |
Kt Bach |
17 May 1907 |
8 Nov 2000 |
93 |
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Cawood |
Walter |
12 Jun 1965 |
KBE (Civ) |
28 Apr 1907 |
6 Mar 1967 |
59 |
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Cawston |
John Westerman |
1 Jan 1919 |
KCB (Civ) |
1859 |
21 Apr 1927 |
67 |
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Cawthorn |
Walter Joseph |
6 Feb 1959 |
Kt Bach |
18 Jun 1896 |
4 Dec 1970 |
74 |
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Cawthorne |
Terence Edward |
22 Jul 1964 |
Kt Bach |
29 Sep 1902 |
22 Jan 1970 |
67 |
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Cayford |
Florence Evelyn |
12 Jun 1965 |
DBE (Civ) |
14 Jun 1897 |
Jan 1987 |
89 |
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Cayley |
Richard |
29 Jun 1882 |
Kt Bach |
22 Apr 1833 |
5 Apr 1908 |
74 |
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Cayley |
Walter de Sausmarez |
4 Jun 1917 |
KCMG |
8 Aug 1863 |
17 Jul 1952 |
88 |
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Cayzer |
Charles William, later
[1904] 1st baronet. MP for Barrow in Furness 1892-1906 |
3 Aug 1897 |
Kt Bach |
15 Jul 1843 |
28 Sep 1916 |
73 |
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Cazalet |
Edward Stephen |
2 Nov 1988 |
Kt Bach |
26 Apr 1936 |
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Cazalet |
Peter Grenville |
9 Feb 1989 |
Kt Bach |
26 Feb 1929 |
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Cazalet |
Peter Grenville Lyon |
9 Jun 1955 |
KBE (Mil) |
29 Jul 1899 |
17 Feb 1982 |
82 |
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Cazzaiti |
Georgio |
16 Dec 1844 |
KCMG |
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Cecil |
David George Brownlow,
styled Baron Burghley, later [1956] 6th Marquess of Exeter. MP for
Peterborough 1931-1943. Governor of Bermuda 1943-1945 |
8 Sep 1943 |
KCMG |
9 Feb 1905 |
21 Oct 1981 |
76 |
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Cecil |
Lord Edward Herbert |
3 Jun 1913 |
KCMG |
12 Jul 1867 |
13 Dec 1918 |
51 |
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Cecil |
Evelyn, later [1934] 1st
Baron Rockley. MP for Hertford 1898-1900, Aston Manor 1900-1915 and Aston
1918-1929. PC 1917 |
2 Jan 1922 |
GBE (Civ) |
30 May 1865 |
1 Apr 1941 |
75 |
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Cecil |
Henry Richard Amherst |
15 Nov 2011 |
Kt Bach |
11 Jan 1943 |
11 Jun 2013 |
70 |
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Cecil |
(Oswald) Nigel Amherst |
16 Jun 1979 |
KBE (Mil) |
11 Nov 1925 |
10 Mar 2017 |
91 |
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Cecil-Williams |
John Lias Cecil |
31 Jul 1951 |
Kt Bach |
14 Oct 1892 |
30 Nov 1964 |
72 |
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Cemlyn-Jones |
Elias Wynne |
18 Feb 1941 |
Kt Bach |
16 May 1888 |
6 Jun 1966 |
78 |
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Cenac |
Emmanuel Neville Governor-General of St.Lucia
2018- |
1 Jan 2018 |
GCMG |
c 1935 |
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Chachi |
Nihal Singh |
24 May 1866 |
KCSI |
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Chacksfield |
Bernard Albert |
1968 |
KBE |
13 Apr 1913 |
27 Dec 1999 |
86 |
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Chads |
Henry |
21 Jun 1887 |
KCB (Mil) |
1819 |
30 Jun 1906 |
86 |
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Chads |
Henry Ducie |
5 Jul 1855 |
KCB (Mil) |
1788 |
7 Apr 1868 |
79 |
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" |
" |
28 Mar 1865 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Chadwick |
Albert Edward |
18 Apr 1974 |
Kt Bach |
15 Nov 1897 |
27 Oct 1983 |
85 |
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Chadwick |
David Thomas |
17 Feb 1927 |
Kt Bach |
7 Apr 1876 |
26 Apr 1954 |
78 |
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" |
" |
11 May 1937 |
KCMG |
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Chadwick |
Edwin For further information on this knight, see the note at the
foot of this page |
4 Mar 1889 |
KCB (Civ) |
24 Jan 1800 |
6 Jul 1890 |
90 |
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Chadwick |
Henry |
17 Jun 1989 |
KBE (Civ) |
23 Jun 1920 |
17 Jun 2008 |
87 |
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Chadwick |
James Nobel Prize
for Physics 1935. CH 1970 |
13 Nov 1945 |
Kt Bach |
20 Oct 1891 |
24 Jul 1974 |
82 |
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Chadwick |
John Edward |
1 Jan 1967 |
KCMG |
17 Dec 1911 |
30 Aug 1987 |
75 |
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Chadwick |
John Murray |
4 Dec 1991 |
Kt Bach |
20 Jan 1941 |
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Chadwick |
Thomas |
1 Jan 1953 |
KCVO |
14 May 1888 |
20 Dec 1969 |
81 |
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Chadwick [Burton-Chadwick
from 1936] |
Robert Burton, later [1935]
1st baronet. MP for Barrow in Furness 1918-1922 and Wallasey 1922-1931 |
25 Jun 1920 |
Kt Bach |
20 Jun 1869 |
21 May 1951 |
81 |
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Chadwick |
(William) Owen OM 1983 |
31 Dec 1981 |
KBE (Civ) |
20 May 1916 |
17 Jul 2015 |
99 |
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Chadwyck-Healey |
Charles Edward Heley, later
[1919] 1st baronet |
25 Jun 1909 |
KCB (Civ) |
26 Aug 1845 |
5 Oct 1919 |
74 |
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Chain |
Ernst Boris Nobel Prize for
Medicine 1945 |
8 Jul 1969 |
Kt Bach |
19 Jun 1906 |
12 Aug 1979 |
73 |
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Chakrabarti |
Sumantra |
31 Dec 2005 |
KCB (Civ) |
12 Jan 1959 |
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Chalk |
Gordon William Wesley |
12 Jun 1971 |
KBE (Civ) |
16 May 1913 |
26 Apr 1991 |
77 |
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Chalk |
James Jell |
28 Jul 1871 |
Kt Bach |
1803 |
23 Sep 1878 |
75 |
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Chalkley |
(Harry) Owen |
9 Jun 1938 |
KCMG |
1882 |
22 Oct 1958 |
76 |
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Chalmers |
Alfred John George |
23 Feb 1911 |
Kt Bach |
5 Nov 1845 |
24 Jun 1937 |
91 |
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Chalmers |
Charles |
26 Jun 1918 |
Kt Bach |
17 Feb 1861 |
27 Aug 1924 |
63 |
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Chalmers |
David Patrick |
21 Jul 1876 |
Kt Bach |
1833 |
5 Aug 1899 |
66 |
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Chalmers |
Iain Geoffrey |
21 Nov 2000 |
Kt Bach |
3 Jun 1943 |
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Chalmers |
Mackenzie Dalzell |
9 Nov 1906 |
KCB (Civ) |
7 Feb 1847 |
22 Dec 1927 |
80 |
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Chalmers |
Neil Robert |
17 Jul 2001 |
Kt Bach |
19 Jun 1942 |
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Chalmers |
Robert, later [1919] Baron
Chalmers. Governor of Ceylon 1913-1916. PC [I] 1916 |
26 Jun 1908 |
KCB (Civ) |
18 Aug 1858 |
17 Nov 1938 |
80 |
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" |
" |
1 Jan 1916 |
GCB (Civ) |
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Chalmers |
William |
17 Apr 1844 |
Kt Bach |
1787 |
2 Jun 1860 |
72 |
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Chalstrey |
(Leonard) John |
17 Jul 1996 |
Kt Bach |
17 Mar 1931 |
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Chamba, Raja of |
Bhure Singh |
1 Jan 1906 |
KCSI |
17 Dec 1869 |
6 Oct 1919 |
49 |
|
" |
" |
1 Jan 1918 |
KCIE |
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Chamberlain |
Crawford Trotter |
22 Jun 1897 |
GCIE |
9 May 1821 |
13 Dec 1902 |
81 |
|
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Chamberlain |
Ivy Muriel [wife of Sir Joseph Austen Chamberlain KG] |
1 Dec 1925 |
GBE (Civ) |
10 Oct 1878 |
13 Feb 1941 |
62 |
|
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Chamberlain |
Neville Bowles |
11 Apr 1863 |
KCB (Mil) |
10 Jan 1820 |
17 Feb 1902 |
82 |
|
" |
" |
24 May 1866 |
KCSI |
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" |
24 May 1873 |
GCSI |
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" |
" |
29 May 1875 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Chamberlain |
Neville Francis FitzGerald |
11 Aug 1903 |
KCB (Civ) |
13 Jan 1856 |
28 May 1944 |
87 |
|
" |
" |
12 Jul 1911 |
KCVO |
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Chamberlain |
(Reginald) Roderic St. Clair |
23 Oct 1970 |
Kt Bach |
17 Jun 1901 |
26 Feb 1991 |
89 |
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Chamberlain |
William |
16 Feb 1939 |
Kt Bach |
3 Oct 1877 |
19 May 1944 |
66 |
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Chamberlin |
George Moore |
19 May 1919 |
Kt Bach |
16 Feb 1846 |
12 Aug 1928 |
72 |
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Chamberlin |
Michael |
7 Aug 1964 |
Kt Bach |
30 Aug 1891 |
16 Mar 1972 |
80 |
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Chambers |
Cornelius |
23 Feb 1933 |
Kt Bach |
17 Apr 1862 |
6 Aug 1941 |
79 |
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Chambers |
Edmund Kerchever |
3 Jun 1925 |
KBE (Civ) |
16 Mar 1866 |
21 Jan 1954 |
87 |
|
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Chambers |
George Henry |
31 Jul 1880 |
Kt Bach |
1816 |
1 Feb 1903 |
86 |
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Chambers |
Joseph |
1 Jan 1926 |
KCB (Mil) |
1864 |
22 Sep 1935 |
71 |
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Chambers |
(Stanley) Paul |
12 Jun 1965 |
KBE (Civ) |
2 Apr 1904 |
23 Dec 1981 |
77 |
|
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Chambers |
Theodore Gervase |
3 Jun 1918 |
KBE |
31 Jan 1871 |
20 Nov 1957 |
86 |
|
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Chambers |
Thomas MP for
Marylebone 1865-1885 |
14 Mar 1872 |
Kt Bach |
17 Dec 1814 |
24 Dec 1891 |
77 |
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Chamier |
Edward Maynard Deschamps |
1 Jan 1916 |
Kt Bach |
4 Jun 1866 |
17 Nov 1945 |
79 |
|
" |
" |
3 Jun 1924 |
KCIE |
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" |
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1 Jan 1934 |
KCSI |
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Chamier |
John Adrian |
4 Jul 1944 |
Kt Bach |
26 Dec 1882 |
3 May 1974 |
91 |
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Champion |
Harry George |
10 Jul 1956 |
Kt Bach |
17 Aug 1891 |
20 Jun 1979 |
87 |
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Champion |
Reginald Stuart |
1 Jan 1946 |
KCMG |
21 Mar 1895 |
9 Oct 1982 |
87 |
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Champion de Crespigny |
(Constantine) Trent |
12 Dec 1941 |
Kt Bach |
5 Mar 1882 |
27 Oct 1952 |
70 |
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Champness |
William Henry |
30 Sep 1938 |
Kt Bach |
25 Mar 1873 |
29 Oct 1956 |
83 |
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Chan |
Julius Prime
Minister of Papua New Guinea 1980-1982, 1994-1997 and 1997. PC 1981 |
31 Dec 1979 |
KBE (Civ) |
29 Aug 1939 |
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11 Jun 1994 |
GCMG |
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Chan |
Thomas Kok |
13 Jul 2005 |
Kt Bach |
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Chance |
Arthur |
18 Dec 1905 |
Kt Bach |
15 Jun 1859 |
26 Jul 1928 |
69 |
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Chance |
Frederick William |
1 Jan 1920 |
KBE (Civ) |
26 Dec 1852 |
31 Aug 1932 |
79 |
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Chance |
Robert Christopher |
12 Mar 1946 |
Kt Bach |
28 Nov 1883 |
10 Dec 1960 |
77 |
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Chance |
(William) Hugh Stobart |
10 Jul 1945 |
Kt Bach |
31 Dec 1896 |
17 May 1981 |
84 |
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Chancellor |
Christopher John Howard |
31 Jul 1951 |
Kt Bach |
29 Mar 1904 |
9 Sep 1989 |
85 |
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Chancellor |
John Robert Governor of Mauritius
1911-1916, Trinidad and Tobago 1916-1921 and Southern Rhodesia 1923-1928.
High Commissioner of Palestine 1928-1931 |
3 Jun 1913 |
KCMG |
20 Oct 1870 |
31 Jul 1952 |
81 |
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24 Oct 1922 |
GCMG |
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7 Jul 1925 |
GCVO |
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12 Jun 1947 |
GBE (Civ) |
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Chand |
Moti |
12 Feb 1931 |
Kt Bach |
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17 Mar 1934 |
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Chand |
Raja Jai |
3 Jun 1918 |
KCIE |
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Chand |
Tek |
30 Jun 1942 |
Kt Bach |
1883 |
28 Aug 1962 |
79 |
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Chandavarkar |
Narayan Ganesh |
1 Jan 1910 |
Kt Bach |
2 Dec 1855 |
14 May 1923 |
67 |
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Chandavarkar |
Vithal Narayan |
24 Jun 1941 |
Kt Bach |
26 Nov 1887 |
24 Jan 1959 |
71 |
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Chandler |
Colin Michael |
27 Jul 1988 |
Kt Bach |
7 Oct 1939 |
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Chandler |
Geoffrey |
20 Oct 1983 |
Kt Bach |
15 Nov 1922 |
7 Apr 2011 |
88 |
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Chandler |
Gilbert Lawrence |
3 Jun 1972 |
KBE (Civ) |
29 Aug 1903 |
8 Apr 1974 |
70 |
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Chandler |
John Beals |
21 Jan 1952 |
Kt Bach |
21 Feb 1887 |
19 Feb 1962 |
74 |
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Chandler |
John DeLisle |
6 Jul 1954 |
Kt Bach |
12 Jan 1889 |
29 May 1967 |
78 |
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Chandler |
William Kellman |
1 Jan 1915 |
Kt Bach |
19 Feb 1857 |
24 May 1940 |
83 |
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1 Jan 1927 |
KCMG |
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Chaney |
Frederick Charles |
31 Dec 1981 |
KBE (Civ) |
12 Oct 1914 |
17 Dec 2001 |
87 |
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Channell |
Arthur Moseley PC 1914 |
25 Nov 1897 |
Kt Bach |
13 Nov 1838 |
4 Oct 1928 |
89 |
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Channell |
William Fry |
18 Jun 1857 |
Kt Bach |
31 Aug 1804 |
26 Feb 1873 |
68 |
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Channon |
Henry MP for
Southend 1935-1950 and Southend West 1950-1958 |
12 Feb 1957 |
Kt Bach |
7 Mar 1897 |
7 Oct 1958 |
61 |
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Chantler |
Cyril |
13 Feb 1996 |
Kt Bach |
12 May 1939 |
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" |
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31 Dec 2016 |
GBE (Civ) |
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Chapais |
(Joseph Amable) Thomas |
10 Jul 1935 |
Kt Bach |
23 Mar 1858 |
15 Jul 1946 |
88 |
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Chapel |
William |
12 Jul 1933 |
Kt Bach |
24 Nov 1870 |
5 Oct 1950 |
79 |
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Chapelle |
Alessandro |
9 Nov 1908 |
Kt Bach |
1839 |
1909 |
70 |
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Chapleau |
Joseph Adolphe Premier of Quebec
1879-1882 |
20 May 1896 |
KCMG |
9 Nov 1840 |
13 Jun 1898 |
57 |
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Chaplin |
Charles Spencer [Charlie] |
1 Jan 1975 |
KBE (Civ) |
15 Apr 1889 |
25 Dec 1977 |
88 |
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Chaplin |
Francis Drummond Percy |
1 Jan 1917 |
KCMG |
10 Aug 1866 |
16 Nov 1933 |
67 |
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2 Jun 1923 |
GBE (Civ) |
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Chaplin |
George Frederick |
26 Jun 1962 |
Kt Bach |
21 Aug 1900 |
22 Apr 1975 |
74 |
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Chaplin |
Malcolm Hilbery |
16 Jul 1991 |
Kt Bach |
17 Jan 1934 |
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Chapman |
Arthur |
22 Jul 1909 |
Kt Bach |
26 Aug 1851 |
13 Oct 1918 |
67 |
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Chapman |
Arthur Wakefield |
13 Jan 1915 |
Kt Bach |
8 Aug 1849 |
25 Mar 1926 |
76 |
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Chapman |
Austin |
3 Jun 1924 |
KCMG |
10 Jul 1864 |
12 Jan 1926 |
61 |
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Chapman |
Edward Francis |
29 Jun 1906 |
KCB (Mil) |
14 Nov 1840 |
12 May 1926 |
85 |
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Chapman |
Frank Joseph |
18 Oct 2011 |
Kt Bach |
17 Jun 1953 |
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Chapman |
Frederick Edward |
13 Mar 1867 |
KCB (Mil) |
16 Aug 1815 |
13 Jun 1893 |
77 |
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" |
2 Jun 1877 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Chapman |
Frederick Revans |
25 Jul 1923 |
Kt Bach |
3 Mar 1849 |
24 Jun 1936 |
87 |
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Chapman |
George Alan |
1982 |
Kt Bach |
13 Apr 1927 |
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Chapman |
Henry |
1 Sep 1937 |
Kt Bach |
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22 Jun 1947 |
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Chapman |
Hilary Anne |
30 Dec 2017 |
DBE (Civ) |
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Chapman |
Robert, later [1958] 1st
baronet. MP for Houghton le Spring 1931-1935 |
14 Mar 1950 |
Kt Bach |
3 Mar 1880 |
31 Jul 1963 |
83 |
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Chapman |
Robert William |
5 Nov 1937 |
Kt Bach |
27 Dec 1866 |
27 Feb 1942 |
75 |
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Chapman |
Samuel MP for
Edinburgh South 1922-1945 |
4 Mar 1920 |
Kt Bach |
1859 |
29 Apr 1947 |
87 |
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Chapman |
Stephen |
8 Jun 1966 |
Kt Bach |
5 Jun 1907 |
23 Mar 1991 |
83 |
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Chapman |
Sydney Brookes MP for Handsworth 1970-1974
and Chipping Barnet 1979-2005 |
2 Nov 1995 |
Kt Bach |
17 Oct 1935 |
9 Oct 2014 |
78 |
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Chapman |
Sydney John |
1 Jan 1920 |
KCB (Civ) |
20 Apr 1871 |
29 Aug 1951 |
80 |
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Chapman-Andrews |
Edwin Arthur |
1 Jan 1953 |
KCMG |
9 Sep 1903 |
10 Feb 1980 |
76 |
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Chappell |
Ernest |
10 Feb 1922 |
Kt Bach |
1864 |
3 Aug 1943 |
79 |
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Chapple |
John Henry George |
1 Jan 1918 |
KCB (Civ) |
4 Dec 1859 |
5 Mar 1925 |
65 |
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Chapple |
John Lyon Governor of
Gibraltar 1993-1995 |
31 Dec 1984 |
KCB (Mil) |
27 May 1931 |
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" |
11 Jun 1988 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Charkhari, Maharaja of |
Siparhar-ul-Mulk Ganga
Sahib Ju Deo Bahadur |
12 Dec 1911 |
KCIE |
2 Nov 1851 |
1920 |
68 |
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Charkhari, Raja of |
Malkhan Singh |
26 Jun 1902 |
KCIE |
Jan 1872 |
6 Jul 1908 |
36 |
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Charles |
Arthur PC 1903 |
28 Nov 1887 |
Kt Bach |
1839 |
20 Nov 1921 |
82 |
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Charles |
Arthur Eber Sydney |
8 Jul 1965 |
Kt Bach |
6 Jan 1910 |
1 Sep 1965 |
55 |
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Charles |
(Arthur) William Hessin |
11 Mar 1998 |
Kt Bach |
25 Mar 1948 |
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Charles |
Ernest Bruce |
28 Mar 1928 |
Kt Bach |
1871 |
3 May 1950 |
78 |
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Charles |
George Frederick Lawrence |
13 Jun 1998 |
KCMG |
7 Jun 1916 |
26 Jun 2004 |
88 |
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Charles |
(James) Ronald Edmonston |
1 Jan 1932 |
KCB (Mil) |
26 Jun 1875 |
24 Dec 1955 |
80 |
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Charles |
James Thomas Walter |
1 Jan 1920 |
KBE (Civ) |
2 Aug 1865 |
15 Jul 1928 |
62 |
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Charles |
John Alexander |
14 Mar 1950 |
Kt Bach |
26 Jul 1893 |
6 Apr 1971 |
77 |
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" |
" |
9 Jun 1955 |
KCB (Civ) |
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Charles |
John Pendrill |
14 Jun 1975 |
KCVO |
3 May 1914 |
9 Apr 1984 |
69 |
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Charles |
Joseph Quentin |
30 Oct 1984 |
Kt Bach |
25 Nov 1908 |
11 Jan 1993 |
84 |
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Charles |
(Mary) Eugenia |
1991 |
DBE (Civ) |
15 May 1919 |
6 Sep 2005 |
86 |
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Charles |
Noel Hughes Havelock, 3rd
baronet |
24 Jun 1941 |
KCMG |
20 Nov 1891 |
8 Sep 1975 |
83 |
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Charles |
Richard Havelock, later
[1928] 1st baronet |
19 Mar 1906 |
KCVO |
10 Mar 1858 |
27 Oct 1934 |
76 |
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" |
" |
4 Feb 1912 |
GCVO |
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Charles |
Robert James [Bob] |
31 Dec 1998 |
KNZM |
14 Mar 1936 |
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Charley |
Philip Belmont |
5 Apr 1968 |
Kt Bach |
28 Dec 1893 |
7 Feb 1976 |
82 |
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Charley |
William Thomas MP for Salford 1868-1880 |
18 Mar 1880 |
Kt Bach |
5 Mar 1833 |
8 Jul 1904 |
71 |
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Charlton |
Edward Francis Benedict |
1 Jan 1918 |
KCMG |
21 Mar 1865 |
23 Oct 1937 |
72 |
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" |
" |
2 Jan 1922 |
KCB (Mil) |
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Charlton |
Robert [Bobby] |
26 Jul 1994 |
Kt Bach |
11 Oct 1937 |
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Charlton |
William Arthur |
26 Feb 1946 |
Kt Bach |
25 Feb 1893 |
29 Oct 1983 |
90 |
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Charnley |
(William) John |
10 Feb 1981 |
Kt Bach |
4 Sep 1922 |
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Charnley |
John |
10 Feb 1977 |
Kt Bach |
29 Aug 1911 |
5 Aug 1982 |
70 |
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Charrington |
John |
12 Jul 1949 |
Kt Bach |
9 Jul 1886 |
16 Jul 1977 |
91 |
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Charteris |
Evan Edward |
22 Jun 1932 |
Kt Bach |
29 Jan 1864 |
16 Nov 1940 |
76 |
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Charteris |
Francis, 10th Earl of
Wemyss and 6th Earl of March. MP for Gloucestershire East 1841-1846 and
Haddingtonshire 1847-1883 |
9 Nov 1909 |
GCVO |
4 Aug 1818 |
30 Jun 1914 |
95 |
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Charteris |
Martin Michael Charles,
later [1978] Baron Charteris of Amisfield. PC 1972 |
2 Jun 1962 |
KCVO |
7 Sep 1913 |
23 Dec 1999 |
86 |
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" |
" |
3 Jun 1972 |
KCB (Civ) |
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" |
" |
1 Jan 1976 |
GCVO |
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" |
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11 Aug 1977 |
GCB (Civ) |
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Chartres |
Richard John Carew, later
[2017] Baron Chartres [L]. Bishop of London 1995-2018. PC 1995 |
13 Jun 2009 |
KCVO |
11 Jul 1947 |
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Chataway |
Christopher John MP for Lewisham North
1959-1966 and Christchurch 1969-1974. Minister for Posts and
Telecommunications 1970-1972. PC 1970 |
9 Nov 1995 |
Kt Bach |
31 Jan 1931 |
19 Jan 2014 |
82 |
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Chater |
Catchick Paul |
24 Oct 1902 |
Kt Bach |
8 Sep 1846 |
27 May 1926 |
79 |
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Chatfeild-Clarke |
Edgar |
11 Jun 1913 |
Kt Bach |
17 Feb 1863 |
16 Apr 1925 |
62 |
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Chatfield |
Alfred Ernle Montacute,
later [1937] 1st Baron Chatfield. OM 1939. PC 1939 |
5 Apr 1919 |
KCMG |
27 Sep 1873 |
15 Nov 1967 |
94 |
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" |
" |
3 Jun 1922 |
KCB (Mil) |
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" |
" |
1 Jan 1934 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Chatfield |
John Freeman |
9 Mar 1993 |
Kt Bach |
28 Oct 1929 |
26 Mar 2011 |
81 |
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Chatterjee |
Atul Chandra |
1 Jan 1925 |
KCIE |
24 Nov 1874 |
8 Sep 1955 |
80 |
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" |
" |
8 Jul 1930 |
KCSI |
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" |
" |
2 Jan 1933 |
GCIE |
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Chatterjee |
Pratul Chandra |
1 Feb 1909 |
Kt Bach |
8 Oct 1848 |
17 Aug 1917 |
68 |
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Chatterji |
Nalini Ranjan |
4 Mar 1920 |
Kt Bach |
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6 Sep 1942 |
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Chatterton |
Alfred |
18 Aug 1919 |
Kt Bach |
10 Oct 1866 |
26 Jul 1958 |
91 |
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Chatterton |
James Charles, 3rd baronet.
MP for Cork 1835 and 1849-1852 |
10 Nov 1862 |
KCB (Mil) |
1792 |
5 Jan 1874 |
81 |
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" |
24 May 1873 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Chatterton |
Percy |
13 Jun 1981 |
KBE (Civ) |
8 Oct 1898 |
26 Nov 1984 |
86 |
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Chattisham, Baron |
see "Brass" |
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Chau |
Sik-Nin |
12 Jul 1960 |
Kt Bach |
13 Apr 1903 |
30 Nov 1985 |
82 |
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Chau Tsun-Nin |
|
22 Jun 1956 |
Kt Bach |
22 Oct 1893 |
27 Jan 1971 |
77 |
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Chaubal |
Mahadev Bhaskar |
4 Jun 1917 |
KCIE |
Sep 1857 |
13 Jul 1933 |
75 |
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Chaudhuri |
Asutosh |
13 Jun 1917 |
Kt Bach |
1860 |
1924 |
64 |
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Chauvel |
Henry George |
18 Jan 1917 |
KCMG |
16 Apr 1865 |
4 Mar 1945 |
79 |
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" |
" |
1 Jan 1918 |
KCB (Mil) |
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" |
" |
3 Jun 1919 |
GCMG |
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Chavasse |
Thomas Frederick |
24 Jul 1905 |
Kt Bach |
Mar 1854 |
17 Feb 1913 |
58 |
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Chave |
Benjamin |
1 Jan 1920 |
KBE (Civ) |
25 Sep 1870 |
4 Jul 1954 |
83 |
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Chaytor |
Edward Walter Clervaux |
1 Jan 1918 |
KCMG |
21 Jun 1868 |
15 Jun 1939 |
70 |
|
" |
" |
21 May 1920 |
KCVO |
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Cheadle |
Eric Wallers |
12 Jul 1978 |
Kt Bach |
14 May 1908 |
25 Jan 1992 |
83 |
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Cheape |
John |
5 Jun 1849 |
KCB (Mil) |
1792 |
30 Mar 1875 |
82 |
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28 Mar 1865 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Cheatle |
George Lenthal |
1 Jan 1918 |
KCB (Civ) |
13 Jun 1865 |
2 Jan 1951 |
85 |
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Checketts |
David John |
30 Apr 1979 |
KCVO |
23 Aug 1930 |
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Checkland |
Michael |
13 Feb 1992 |
Kt Bach |
13 Mar 1936 |
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Cheema-Grubb |
Bobbie |
7 Dec 2016 |
DBE (Civ) |
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Cheetham |
Milne |
9 Jan 1915 |
KCMG |
9 Jul 1869 |
6 Jan 1938 |
68 |
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Cheetham |
Nicolas John Alexander |
13 Jun 1964 |
KCMG |
8 Oct 1910 |
14 Jan 2002 |
91 |
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Chegwidden |
Thomas Sidney |
19 Jul 1955 |
Kt Bach |
7 Feb 1895 |
4 Jan 1986 |
90 |
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Cheke |
Marcus John |
17 May 1957 |
KCVO |
1906 |
22 Jun 1960 |
53 |
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Chelmer, Baron |
see "Edwards" |
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Chelmsford, Viscount,
Viscountess and Baron |
see "Thesiger" |
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Cheltenham |
Richard Lionel |
Nov 2005 |
KA |
20 Dec 1941 |
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Chelwood, Baron |
see "Beamish" |
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Chenevix-Trench |
Richard Henry |
27 Feb 1930 |
Kt Bach |
4 Apr 1876 |
3 Sep 1954 |
78 |
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Chermside |
Herbert Charles Governor of Queensland
1902-1904 |
22 Jun 1897 |
KCMG |
31 Jul 1850 |
24 Sep 1929 |
79 |
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" |
2 Jan 1899 |
GCMG |
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Cherry |
Benjamin Lennard |
12 Dec 1922 |
Kt Bach |
30 Aug 1869 |
12 Sep 1932 |
63 |
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Cherry |
John Arnold |
18 Sep 1934 |
Kt Bach |
13 Feb 1879 |
4 Apr 1950 |
71 |
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Cherry |
Thomas MacFarland |
3 May 1965 |
Kt Bach |
21 May 1898 |
21 Nov 1966 |
68 |
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Chesham, Baron |
see "Cavendish" |
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Cheshire |
Ian Michael |
11 Jul 2014 |
Kt Bach |
6 Aug 1959 |
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Cheshire |
John Anthony |
31 Dec 1994 |
KBE (Mil) |
4 Sep 1942 |
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Cheshire |
Walter Graemes |
13 Jun 1959 |
KCB (Mil) |
21 Mar 1907 |
10 Dec 1978 |
71 |
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" |
1 Jan 1965 |
GBE (Mil) |
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Chesney |
George Tomkyns MP for Oxford 1892-1895 |
1 Jan 1890 |
KCB (Mil) |
30 Apr 1830 |
31 Mar 1895 |
64 |
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Chessells |
Arthur David [Tim] |
12 Oct 1993 |
Kt Bach |
15 Jun 1941 |
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Chester |
(Daniel) Norman |
5 Feb 1974 |
Kt Bach |
27 Oct 1907 |
20 Sep 1986 |
78 |
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Chester |
George |
10 Feb 1948 |
Kt Bach |
16 Jan 1886 |
21 Apr 1949 |
63 |
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Chesterfield, Earl of |
see
"Scudamore-Stanhope" |
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Chesterman |
Clement Clapton |
17 Jul 1974 |
Kt Bach |
30 May 1894 |
20 Jul 1983 |
89 |
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Chesterman |
(Dudley) Ross |
3 Feb 1970 |
Kt Bach |
27 Apr 1909 |
24 Mar 1999 |
89 |
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Chesterton |
Elizabeth Ursula |
13 Jun 1987 |
DBE (Civ) |
12 Oct 1915 |
18 Aug 2002 |
86 |
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Chesterton |
Oliver Sidney |
8 Jul 1969 |
Kt Bach |
28 Jan 1913 |
14 Oct 2007 |
94 |
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Chetham [later
Chetham-Strode] |
Edward |
8 May 1845 |
KCB (Mil) |
1775 |
11 Apr 1862 |
86 |
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Chettiar |
Kumararaja Muthiah
Annamalai Muthiah |
24 Jun 1941 |
Kt Bach |
5 Aug 1905 |
12 May 1984 |
78 |
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Chettiar |
Muthiah |
10 Feb 1922 |
Kt Bach |
8 Feb 1887 |
19 Jul 1929 |
42 |
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Chettiar |
Muthiah Sathappa Ramanathan |
26 Oct 1923 |
Kt Bach |
30 Sep 1881 |
15 Jun 1948 |
66 |
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Chettiar |
Ramanatha Alagappa |
9 Mar 1946 |
Kt Bach |
Apr 1909 |
5 Apr 1957 |
47 |
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Chetty |
Amatyasiromani Trichinopoly
Thumboo |
9 Mar 1946 |
Kt Bach |
18 Aug 1877 |
20 May 1952 |
74 |
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Chetty |
Gopathy Narayanaswami |
18 Aug 1945 |
Kt Bach |
28 Sep 1881 |
10 Oct 1945 |
64 |
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Chetty |
Shanmukham |
3 Jun 1933 |
KCIE |
17 Oct 1892 |
5 May 1953 |
60 |
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Chetwode |
George Knightley |
3 Jun 1935 |
KCB (Mil) |
1877 |
11 Mar 1957 |
79 |
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Chetwode |
Philip Walhouse, 7th
baronet, later [1945] 1st Baron Chetwode. OM 1936 |
4 Jun 1917 |
KCMG |
21 Sep 1869 |
6 Jul 1950 |
80 |
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" |
" |
1 Jan 1918 |
KCB (Mil) |
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" |
" |
3 Jun 1929 |
GCB (Mil) |
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" |
" |
4 Jun 1934 |
GCSI |
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Chetwood |
Clifford Jack |
22 Jul 1987 |
Kt Bach |
2 Nov 1928 |
9 Feb 2007 |
78 |
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Chetwynd |
George Roland |
12 Jun 1982 |
Kt Bach |
14 May 1916 |
2 Sep 1982 |
66 |
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Chetwynd-Talbot |
Charles Henry John, 20th
Earl of Shrewsbury |
22 Nov 1907 |
KCVO |
13 Nov 1860 |
7 May 1921 |
60 |
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Chetwynd-Talbot |
Wellington Patrick Manvers |
1 Jan 1897 |
KCB (Civ) |
12 Dec 1817 |
23 Sep 1898 |
80 |
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Cheung |
Oswald Victor |
22 Jul 1987 |
Kt Bach |
22 Jan 1922 |
10 Dec 2003 |
81 |
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Chevis |
William |
10 Feb 1922 |
Kt Bach |
4 Sep 1864 |
29 Jul 1939 |
74 |
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Cheylesmore, Baron |
see "Eaton" |
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Cheyne |
John |
7 Oct 1897 |
Kt Bach |
15 Feb 1841 |
15 Jan 1907 |
65 |
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Cheyne |
William Watson, 1st
baronet. MP for Edinburgh & St. Andrews Universities 1917-1918 and
Scottish Universities 1918-1922 |
1 Jan 1916 |
KCMG |
14 Dec 1852 |
19 Apr 1932 |
79 |
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Chhajju Ram Chowdhry |
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1931 |
Kt Bach |
1865 |
by 1960 |
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Chhatarpur, Maharaja of |
Vishwanath Singh |
2 Jan 1928 |
KCIE |
1866 |
4 Apr 1932 |
65 |
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Chichele-Plowden |
Trevor John Chichele |
21 May 1898 |
KCSI |
17 Oct 1846 |
5 Nov 1905 |
59 |
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Chichester |
Arlington Augustus |
1 Jan 1919 |
KCMG |
2 Jul 1863 |
1 Sep 1948 |
85 |
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Chichester |
Arthur Claud Spencer, 4th
Baron Templemore. PC 1943 |
1938 |
KCVO |
12 Sep 1880 |
2 Oct 1953 |
73 |
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Chichester |
Charles |
1840 |
Kt Bach |
16 Mar 1795 |
4 Apr 1847 |
52 |
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Chichester |
Francis Charles |
28 Jan 1967 |
KBE (Civ) |
17 Sep 1901 |
26 Aug 1972 |
70 |
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Chichester |
Gerald Henry Crofton |
11 May 1937 |
KCVO |
22 Jun 1886 |
8 Oct 1939 |
53 |
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Chichester-Clark |
Robin [Robert] MP for Londonderry
1955-1974 |
24 Jul 1974 |
Kt Bach |
10 Jan 1928 |
5 Aug 2016 |
88 |
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Chick |
(Alfred) Louis |
5 Jun 1952 |
KBE (Civ) |
19 Jan 1904 |
29 Apr 1972 |
68 |
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Chick |
Harriette |
9 Jun 1949 |
DBE (Civ) |
6 Jan 1875 |
9 Jul 1977 |
102 |
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Chiesman |
Walter Eric |
5 Jul 1960 |
Kt Bach |
Jul 1900 |
13 Aug 1973 |
73 |
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Chilcot |
John Anthony PC 2004 |
31 Dec 1993 |
KCB (Civ) |
22 Apr 1939 |
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" |
" |
31 Dec 1997 |
GCB (Civ) |
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Chilcott |
Dominick John |
30 Dec 2017 |
KCMG |
17 Nov 1959 |
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Chilcott |
Henry Warden Stanley MP for Walton 1918-1929 |
12 Dec 1922 |
Kt Bach |
11 Mar 1871 |
8 Mar 1942 |
70 |
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Child |
Smith Hill, 2nd baronet. MP
for Stone 1918-1922 |
11 May 1937 |
KCVO |
19 Sep 1880 |
11 Nov 1958 |
78 |
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" |
" |
1941 |
GCVO |
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Childs |
(Borlase Elward) Wyndham |
3 Jun 1919 |
KCMG |
15 Dec 1876 |
27 Nov 1946 |
69 |
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" |
" |
18 Feb 1921 |
KBE (Mil) |
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Child-Villiers |
Margaret Elizabeth, Dowager
Countess of Jersey [widow of the 7th Earl] |
1 Jan 1927 |
DBE (Civ) |
29 Oct 1849 |
22 May 1945 |
95 |
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Child-Villiers |
Victor Albert George, 7th
Earl of Jersey. Governor of New South Wales 1890-1893. PC 1890 |
14 Aug 1890 |
GCMG |
20 Mar 1845 |
31 May 1915 |
70 |
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" |
" |
23 May 1900 |
GCB (Civ) |
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Chilston, Viscounts |
see
"Akers-Douglas" |
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Chilton |
(Charles) Edward |
1 Jan 1959 |
KBE (Mil) |
1 Nov 1906 |
4 Aug 1992 |
85 |
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Chilton |
Frederick Oliver |
18 Jul 1969 |
Kt Bach |
23 Jul 1905 |
1 Oct 2007 |
102 |
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Chilton |
Henry Getty |
3 Jun 1930 |
KCMG |
15 Oct 1877 |
20 Nov 1954 |
77 |
|
" |
" |
1 Jan 1934 |
GCMG |
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Chilton |
Maurice Somerville |
1 Jan 1954 |
KBE (Mil) |
11 Jan 1898 |
21 Aug 1956 |
58 |
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Chilver |
(Amos) Henry, later [1987]
Baron Chilver [L] |
12 Jul 1978 |
Kt Bach |
30 Oct 1926 |
8 Jul 2012 |
85 |
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Chilwell |
Muir Fitzherbert |
29 May 1990 |
Kt Bach |
12 Apr 1924 |
10 Jun 2014 |
90 |
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Chinn |
Trevor Edwin |
30 Dec 1989 |
Kt Bach |
24 Jul 1935 |
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Chinoy |
Rahimtoola Meherally |
23 Feb 1938 |
Kt Bach |
11 Feb 1882 |
27 Nov 1957 |
75 |
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Chinoy |
Sultan Meherally |
20 Jun 1939 |
Kt Bach |
16 Feb 1885 |
2 Sep 1968 |
83 |
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Chintamani |
Chirravoori Yajneswara |
20 Sep 1939 |
Kt Bach |
11 Apr 1880 |
Jul 1941 |
61 |
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Chipperfield |
David Alan |
2 Jul 2010 |
Kt Bach |
18 Dec 1953 |
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Chipperfield |
Geoffrey Howes |
13 Jun 1992 |
KCB (Civ) |
20 Apr 1933 |
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Chippindall |
Giles Tatlock |
4 Feb 1955 |
Kt Bach |
20 May 1893 |
20 Dec 1969 |
76 |
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Chirol |
Valentine |
6 Mar 1912 |
Kt Bach |
23 May 1852 |
22 Oct 1929 |
77 |
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Chisholm |
(Albert) Roderick |
6 Mar 1948 |
Kt Bach |
31 May 1897 |
25 Jul 1967 |
70 |
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Chisholm |
Alice Isabel |
1 Jan 1920 |
DBE (Civ) |
3 Jul 1856 |
31 May 1954 |
97 |
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Chisholm |
Henry |
9 Feb 1971 |
Kt Bach |
17 Oct 1900 |
20 Jul 1981 |
80 |
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Chisholm |
John Alexander Raymond |
16 Feb 1999 |
Kt Bach |
27 Aug 1946 |
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Chisholm |
Joseph Andrew |
20 Feb 1935 |
Kt Bach |
9 Jan 1863 |
22 Jan 1950 |
87 |
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Chitham |
Charles Carter |
27 Feb 1937 |
Kt Bach |
13 Sep 1886 |
25 Sep 1972 |
86 |
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Chitnavis |
Gangadhar Madhav |
12 Dec 1911 |
KCIE |
Dec 1863 |
28 Jun 1929 |
65 |
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Chitnavis |
Shankar Madho |
28 Jan 1926 |
Kt Bach |
4 Dec 1863 |
16 May 1931 |
67 |
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Chitral, Mehtar of |
Nasir-ul-Mulk |
1 Jan 1941 |
KCIE |
1898 |
29 Jul 1943 |
45 |
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Chitty |
Arthur |
24 Jun 1910 |
KCMG |
Jul 1864 |
3 Mar 1948 |
83 |
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Chitty |
Charles
William |
3 Jun 1916 |
Kt Bach |
8 Aug 1859 |
17 Mar 1932 |
72 |
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Chitty |
Joseph Henry Pollock |
12 Jul 1933 |
Kt Bach |
11 Jan 1861 |
6 Feb 1942 |
81 |
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Chitty |
Joseph William MP for Oxford 1880-1881.
Lord Justice of Appeal 1897-1899. PC 1897 |
7 Dec 1881 |
Kt Bach |
28 May 1828 |
15 Feb 1899 |
70 |
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Chitty |
Thomas Willes, later [1924]
1st baronet |
18 Feb 1919 |
Kt Bach |
24 Jun 1855 |
15 Feb 1930 |
74 |
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Choksy |
Nasarvanji Hormasji |
27 Feb 1930 |
Kt Bach |
1861 |
16 Dec 1939 |
78 |
|
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Cholmondeley |
David George Philip, 7th
Marquess of Cholmondeley |
16 Jun 2007 |
KCVO |
27 Jun 1960 |
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Cholmondeley |
George Horatio Charles, 5th
Marquess of Cholmondeley |
1 Jun 1953 |
GCVO |
19 May 1883 |
16 Sep 1968 |
85 |
|
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Cholmondeley |
George Hugh, 6th Marquess
of Cholmondeley |
1977 |
GCVO |
24 Apr 1919 |
13 Mar 1990 |
70 |
|
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Cholmondeley |
Hugh, 3rd Baron Delamere |
3 Jun 1929 |
KCMG |
28 Apr 1870 |
13 Nov 1931 |
61 |
|
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Chope |
Christopher Robert MP for Itchen 1983-1992 and
Christchurch 1997- |
16 Feb 2018 |
Kt Bach |
19 May 1947 |
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Chopra |
Ram Nath |
18 Feb 1941 |
Kt Bach |
18 Aug 1882 |
13 Jun 1973 |
90 |
|
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Choudhury |
Akhlaq Ur-Rahman |
2 Nov 2017 |
Kt Bach |
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Chow |
Chung Kong |
29 Feb 2000 |
Kt Bach |
9 Sep 1950 |
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Chow |
Henry Francis |
31 Dec 1999 |
Kt Bach |
10 Jul 1933 |
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Chow |
Shou-Son |
13 Mar 1926 |
Kt Bach |
13 Mar 1861 |
23 Jan 1959 |
97 |
|
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Chowdhury |
Manmatha Nath Ray |
16 Dec 1930 |
Kt Bach |
|
1 Apr 1939 |
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Chree |
William |
22 Jun 1932 |
Kt Bach |
6 Jul 1858 |
10 Jan 1936 |
77 |
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Chrimes |
(William) Bertram |
10 Jul 1945 |
Kt Bach |
6 Dec 1883 |
14 Dec 1972 |
89 |
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Christie |
Agatha Mary Clarissa [wife of Sir Max Edgar Lucien Mallowan] |
1 Jan 1971 |
DBE (Civ) |
15 Sep 1890 |
12 Jan 1976 |
85 |
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Christie |
George William Langham CH 2002 |
2 Aug 1984 |
Kt Bach |
31 Dec 1934 |
7 May 2014 |
79 |
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Christie |
Harold George |
15 Jul 1964 |
Kt Bach |
31 May 1896 |
25 Sep 1973 |
77 |
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Christie |
Julie Claire Molloy |
5 Jun 2017 |
DNZM |
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Christie |
Vernon Howard Colville |
28 Apr 1972 |
Kt Bach |
17 Dec 1909 |
4 Nov 1994 |
84 |
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Christie |
William |
14 Aug 1947 |
KCIE |
29 Feb 1896 |
15 Oct 1983 |
87 |
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Christie |
William |
4 Feb 1975 |
Kt Bach |
1 Jun 1913 |
10 Aug 2008 |
95 |
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Christie |
William Henry Mahoney |
9 Nov 1904 |
KCB (Civ) |
1 Oct 1845 |
22 Jan 1922 |
76 |
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Christie-Miller |
Geoffry |
1 Jan 1951 |
KCB (Civ) |
15 Mar 1881 |
2 Apr 1969 |
88 |
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Christison |
Alexander Frank Philip, 4th
baronet |
28 Sep 1944 |
KBE (Mil) |
17 Nov 1893 |
21 Dec 1993 |
100 |
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" |
" |
1 Jan 1948 |
GBE (Mil) |
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Christofas |
Kenneth Cavendish |
31 Dec 1982 |
KCMG |
18 Aug 1917 |
3 Nov 1992 |
75 |
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Christopher |
(Duncan) Robin Carmichael |
31 Dec 1999 |
KBE (Civ) |
13 Oct 1944 |
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Christopher |
George Perrin |
12 Mar 1946 |
Kt Bach |
1 Jul 1890 |
24 Nov 1977 |
87 |
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Christophers |
(Samuel) Rickard |
4 Mar 1932 |
Kt Bach |
27 Nov 1873 |
19 Feb 1978 |
104 |
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Christopherson |
Derman Guy |
11 Feb 1969 |
Kt Bach |
6 Sep 1915 |
7 Nov 2000 |
85 |
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Chrystal |
George William |
3 Jun 1922 |
KCB (Civ) |
28 Aug 1880 |
1 Nov 1944 |
64 |
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Chubb |
George Charles Hayter, 3rd
Baron Hayter |
31 Dec 1976 |
KCVO |
25 Apr 1911 |
2 Sep 2003 |
92 |
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Chubb |
George Hayter, later [1900]
1st baronet and [1927] 1st Baron Hayter |
1 Aug 1885 |
Kt Bach |
29 Aug 1848 |
7 Nov 1946 |
98 |
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Chubb |
Lawrence Wensley |
6 Mar 1930 |
Kt Bach |
21 Dec 1873 |
18 Feb 1948 |
74 |
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Chung |
Sze-yuen |
7 Feb 1978 |
Kt Bach |
3 Nov 1917 |
14 Nov 2018 |
101 |
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" |
" |
31 Dec 1988 |
GBE (Civ) |
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Church |
Arthur Herbert |
9 Nov 1909 |
KCVO |
2 Jun 1834 |
31 May 1915 |
80 |
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Church |
William Selby, 1st baronet |
11 Jul 1902 |
KCB (Civ) |
4 Dec 1837 |
27 Apr 1928 |
90 |
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Churcher |
Arthur Ernest |
12 Jun 1937 |
Kt Bach |
1871 |
15 Feb 1951 |
79 |
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Churchill, Viscount |
see "Spencer" |
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Churchman |
William Alfred, later
[1938] 1st baronet |
25 Jun 1920 |
Kt Bach |
23 Aug 1864 |
25 Nov 1947 |
83 |
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Chute |
Trevor |
13 Mar 1867 |
KCB (Mil) |
31 Jul 1816 |
12 Mar 1886 |
69 |
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Ciantar-Paleologo |
Count Giorgio Serafino,
Barone di San Giovanni |
24 May 1882 |
KCMG |
1818 |
1887 |
69 |
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Cilento |
Raphael West |
20 Feb 1935 |
Kt Bach |
2 Dec 1893 |
15 Apr 1985 |
91 |
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Citrine |
Walter McLennan, later
[1946] 1st Baron Citrine. PC 1940 |
3 Jun 1935 |
KBE (Civ) |
22 Aug 1887 |
22 Jan 1983 |
95 |
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" |
" |
12 Jun 1958 |
GBE (Civ) |
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Clague |
John |
7 Jul 1942 |
Kt Bach |
29 Jan 1882 |
16 Sep 1958 |
76 |
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Clague |
(John) Douglas |
7 Jul 1971 |
Kt Bach |
13 Jun 1917 |
11 Mar 1981 |
63 |
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Clancy |
Claire Elizabeth |
17 Jun 2017 |
DCB (Civ) |
14 Mar 1958 |
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Clancy |
John Sydney James |
1 Jan 1967 |
KBE (Civ) |
30 May 1895 |
15 Oct 1970 |
75 |
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Clanwilliam, Earl of |
see "Meade" |
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Clapham |
Alfred William |
4 Jul 1944 |
Kt Bach |
27 May 1883 |
26 Oct 1950 |
67 |
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Clapham |
John Harold |
9 Feb 1943 |
Kt Bach |
1873 |
29 Mar 1946 |
72 |
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Clapham |
Michael John Sinclair |
2 Jun 1973 |
KBE (Civ) |
17 Jan 1912 |
11 Nov 2002 |
90 |
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Clapp |
Harold Winthrop |
1 Jan 1941 |
KBE (Civ) |
7 May 1875 |
20 Oct 1952 |
77 |
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Clare |
Harcourt Everard |
15 Jan 1916 |
Kt Bach |
1854 |
1 Mar 1922 |
67 |
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Clarendon, Earl of |
see "Villiers" |
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Clarges |
Richard Goddard Hare |
5 Feb 1856 |
KCB (Mil) |
1775 |
20 Apr 1857 |
81 |
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Claringbull |
(Gordon) Frank |
16 Jul 1975 |
Kt Bach |
21 Aug 1911 |
23 Nov 1990 |
79 |
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Clark |
Allen George |
5 Jul 1961 |
Kt Bach |
24 Aug 1898 |
30 Jun 1962 |
63 |
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Clark |
Bouverie Francis |
29 Nov 1900 |
KCB (Mil) |
19 Mar 1842 |
20 Nov 1922 |
80 |
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Clark |
Christopher Munro |
4 Dec 2015 |
Kt Bach |
14 Mar 1960 |
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Clark |
Ernest Governor of
Tasmania 1933-1945 |
25 Jun 1920 |
Kt Bach |
13 Apr 1864 |
26 Aug 1951 |
87 |
|
" |
" |
3 Jun 1924 |
KCB (Civ) |
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" |
" |
20 Jul 1938 |
KCMG |
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" |
" |
4 Aug 1943 |
GCMG |
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Clark |
George Norman |
30 Jun 1953 |
Kt Bach |
27 Feb 1890 |
6 Feb 1979 |
88 |
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Clark |
(Gordon Colvin) Lindesay |
1 Jan 1968 |
KBE (Civ) |
7 Jan 1896 |
3 Jan 1986 |
89 |
|
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Clark |
James, 1st baronet |
6 Jul 1866 |
KCB (Civ) |
14 Dec 1788 |
29 Jun 1870 |
81 |
|
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Clark |
John Allen |
7 Jul 1971 |
Kt Bach |
14 Feb 1926 |
3 Dec 2001 |
75 |
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Clark |
(John) Arnold |
29 Jun 2004 |
Kt Bach |
27 Nov 1927 |
9 Apr 2017 |
89 |
|
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Clark |
(John) Beresford |
12 Jun 1958 |
KCMG |
1902 |
2 Aug 1968 |
66 |
|
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Clark |
(John) Grahame Douglas |
28 Jul 1992 |
Kt Bach |
28 Jul 1907 |
12 Sep 1995 |
88 |
|
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Clark |
Kenneth McKenzie, later
[1969] Baron Clark [L]. CH 1959. OM 1976 |
1 Jan 1938 |
KCB (Civ) |
13 Jul 1903 |
21 May 1983 |
79 |
|
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Clark |
Margaret [originally DCNZM 30 Dec 2006] |
1 Aug 2009 |
DNZM |
|
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Clark |
(Margaret) June |
17 Jun 1995 |
DBE (Civ) |
31 May 1941 |
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Clark |
(Reginald) Marcus |
2 Jan 1939 |
KBE (Civ) |
9 Nov 1883 |
13 Jul 1953 |
69 |
|
|
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Clark |
Robert Anthony |
10 Feb 1976 |
Kt Bach |
6 Jan 1924 |
3 Jan 2013 |
88 |
|
|
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Clark |
Terence Joseph |
16 Jun 1990 |
KBE (Civ) |
19 Jun 1934 |
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Clark |
Thomas Edwin |
1986 |
Kt Bach |
6 Aug 1916 |
14 Jun 2005 |
88 |
|
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Clark |
(Thomas) Fife |
20 Jul 1965 |
Kt Bach |
29 May 1907 |
28 Mar 1985 |
77 |
|
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Clark |
Timothy Charles |
31 Dec 2013 |
KBE (Civ) |
22 Nov 1949 |
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Clark |
Wilfrid Edward Le Gros |
8 Feb 1955 |
Kt Bach |
5 Jun 1895 |
28 Jun 1971 |
76 |
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Clark |
(William) Arthur Weir |
10 Jun 1961 |
KCMG |
5 Dec 1908 |
29 May 1967 |
58 |
|
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Clark |
William Gibson Haig, later
[1992] Baron Clark of Kempston. MP for Nottingham South 1959-1966, Surrey
East 1970-1974 and Croydon South 1974-1992. PC 1990 |
12 Feb 1980 |
Kt Bach |
18 Oct 1917 |
6 Oct 2004 |
86 |
|
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|
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Clark |
William Henry |
3 Jun 1915 |
KCSI |
1 Jan 1876 |
22 Nov 1952 |
76 |
|
" |
" |
3 Jun 1930 |
KCMG |
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|
" |
" |
11 May 1937 |
GCMG |
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Clark |
William Mortimer |
28 Jun 1907 |
Kt Bach |
24 May 1836 |
11 Aug 1917 |
81 |
|
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|
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Clark |
William Ovens |
1 Jan 1903 |
Kt Bach |
14 Jan 1849 |
3 Apr 1937 |
88 |
|
|
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|
|
Clark |
William Stephenson |
1 Jul 1840 |
Kt Bach |
1781 |
2 May 1851 |
69 |
|
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|
|
Clarke |
Andrew |
21 Mar 1873 |
KCMG |
27 Jul 1824 |
29 Mar 1902 |
77 |
|
" |
" |
6 Jun 1885 |
GCMG |
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|
|
Clarke |
Anthony Peter, later [2009]
Baron Clarke of Stone-cum-Ebony [L]. Lord Justice of Appeal 1998-2005. Master
of the Rolls 2005-2009. Justice of the Supreme Court 2009-PC 1998 |
28 Apr 1993 |
Kt Bach |
13 May 1943 |
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|
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Clarke |
Arthur Charles |
15 Mar 2000 |
Kt Bach |
16 Dec 1917 |
19 Mar 2008 |
90 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Clarke |
Arthur Wellesley |
22 Oct 1920 |
KBE (Civ) |
7 Jan 1857 |
28 Jan 1932 |
75 |
|
" |
" |
1 Jan 1931 |
KCVO |
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|
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Clarke |
Campbell |
3 Feb 1897 |
Kt Bach |
3 Oct 1835 |
26 Aug 1902 |
66 |
|
|
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|
|
Clarke |
Caspar Purdon |
24 Oct 1902 |
Kt Bach |
21 Dec 1846 |
29 Mar 1911 |
64 |
|
|
|
|
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|
|
Clarke |
Charles Mansfield, later
[1899] 3rd baronet |
20 May 1896 |
KCB (Mil) |
13 Dec 1839 |
22 Apr 1932 |
92 |
|
" |
" |
29 Nov 1900 |
GCB (Mil) |
|
|
|
|
" |
" |
21 Apr 1903 |
GCVO |
|
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|
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Clarke |
(Charles) Philip |
1 Jan 1954 |
KBE (Mil) |
1898 |
13 Nov 1966 |
68 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
Clarke |
Charles Pitcher |
8 Jul 1922 |
Kt Bach |
26 Jun 1857 |
16 Dec 1926 |
69 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
Clarke |
Christopher James |
8 Dec 2005 |
Kt Bach |
24 Mar 1941 |
15 Dec 2009 |
68 |
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
|
Clarke |
Christopher Simon Courtenay
Stephenson Lord
Justice of Appeal 2013-2017. PC 2013 |
15 Feb 2005 |
Kt Bach |
14 Mar 1947 |
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|
|
Clarke |
Cyril Astley |
1 Jan 1974 |
KBE (Civ) |
22 Aug 1907 |
21 Nov 2000 |
93 |
|
|
|
|
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|
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Clarke |
David Clive |
10 Feb 2004 |
Kt Bach |
16 Jul 1942 |
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|
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Clarke |
Douglas |
10 Jul 1956 |
Kt Bach |
17 Nov 1901 |
30 May 1969 |
67 |
|
|
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|
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|
|
Clarke |
Edward George MP for Southwark 1880,
Plymouth 1880-1890 and London 1906. Solicitor General 1886-1892. PC 1908 |
16 Aug 1886 |
Kt Bach |
15 Feb 1841 |
26 Apr 1931 |
90 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
Clarke |
(Edward Montagu) Campbell |
13 Jun 1946 |
KBE (Mil) |
20 Nov 1885 |
4 Nov 1971 |
85 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
Clarke |
Edward Percival |
24 Feb 1931 |
Kt Bach |
1872 |
5 Oct 1936 |
64 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Clarke |
Ellis Emmanuel
Innocent Governor General of
Trinidad and Tobago 1973-1976 |
5 Feb 1963 |
Kt Bach |
28 Dec 1917 |
30 Dec 2010 |
93 |
|
" |
" |
27 Jul 1972 |
GCMG |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
|
|
Clarke |
Ernest |
25 Jan 1898 |
Kt Bach |
21 Feb 1856 |
4 Mar 1923 |
67 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Clarke |
Ernest Michael |
25 Apr 1917 |
Kt Bach |
7 Jan 1868 |
27 Feb 1956 |
88 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Clarke |
Fielding |
15 Feb 1894 |
Kt Bach |
23 Feb 1851 |
30 Jul 1928 |
77 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Clarke |
Francis Grenville |
5 Jun 1926 |
KBE (Civ) |
1879 |
13 Feb 1955 |
75 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Clarke |
Fred |
9 Feb 1943 |
Kt Bach |
2 Aug 1880 |
6 Jan 1952 |
71 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Clarke |
Frederick James |
19 Jun 1911 |
KCMG |
27 Jul 1859 |
28 Jul 1944 |
85 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Clarke |
Frederick Joseph Governor of St. Lucia
1967-1973 |
19 Jul 1967 |
Kt Bach |
21 May 1912 |
26 Oct 1980 |
68 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Clarke |
Frederick William Alfred |
13 Jun 1917 |
Kt Bach |
12 May 1857 |
18 Feb 1927 |
69 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Clarke |
Geoffrey Rothe |
13 Mar 1925 |
Kt Bach |
3 Feb 1871 |
11 Oct 1950 |
79 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Clarke |
George Sydenham, later
[1913] Baron Sydenham of Combe. Governor of Victoria 1901-1903 and Bombay
1907-1913 |
2 Jan 1893 |
KCMG |
4 Jul 1848 |
7 Feb 1933 |
84 |
|
" |
" |
11 Dec 1905 |
GCMG |
|
|
|
|
" |
" |
18 Oct 1907 |
GCIE |
|
|
|
|
" |
" |
12 Dec 1911 |
GCSI |
|
|
|
|
" |
" |
4 Jun 1917 |
GBE |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Clarke |
(Henry) Ashley |
5 Jun 1952 |
KCMG |
26 Jun 1903 |
20 Jan 1994 |
90 |
|
" |
" |
4 May 1961 |
GCVO |
|
|
|
|
" |
" |
1 Jan 1962 |
GCMG |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
Clarke |
Herbert John Te Kauru |
30 Dec 2017 |
KNZM |
|
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|
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|
|
Clarke |
Horace William |
10 Jul 1956 |
Kt Bach |
6 Jan 1883 |
29 Jul 1963 |
80 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
Clarke |
Jonathan Dennis |
15 Jul 1981 |
Kt Bach |
19 Jan 1930 |
|
|
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|
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|
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|
|
|
Clarke |
Marshal Llewelyn |
1 Jan 1946 |
KBE (Mil) |
9 May 1887 |
8 Apr 1959 |
71 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Clarke |
Marshall James |
29 May 1886 |
KCMG |
24 Oct 1841 |
1 Apr 1909 |
67 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Clarke |
Paul Robert Virgo |
23 Jul 2013 |
KCVO |
13 Aug 1953 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Clarke |
Peter Cecil |
13 Jun 1992 |
KCVO |
9 Aug 1927 |
6 Jun 2006 |
78 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Clarke |
Ralph Stephenson MP for East Grinstead
1936-1955 |
1 Jan 1955 |
KBE (Civ) |
17 Aug 1892 |
9 May 1970 |
77 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Clarke |
Reginald |
8 Jul 1922 |
Kt Bach |
16 Mar 1876 |
31 Jul 1956 |
80 |
|
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Clarke |
Richard William Barnes |
1 Jan 1964 |
KCB (Civ) |
13 Aug 1910 |
21 Jun 1975 |
64 |
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Clarke |
Robert Bowcher |
20 Mar 1840 |
Kt Bach |
1802 |
9 May 1881 |
78 |
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Clarke |
Robert Cyril |
10 Feb 1993 |
Kt Bach |
28 Mar 1929 |
1 Jun 2017 |
88 |
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Clarke |
Stanley de Astel Calvert |
30 Jun 1897 |
KCVO |
20 Sep 1837 |
29 Nov 1911 |
74 |
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" |
" |
22 Aug 1902 |
GCVO |
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Clarke |
Stanley William |
2 Mar 2001 |
Kt Bach |
7 Jun 1933 |
19 Sep 2004 |
71 |
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Clarke |
(Thomas) Basil |
15 Feb 1923 |
Kt Bach |
1879 |
12 Dec 1947 |
68 |
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Clarke |
Travers Edwards |
1 Jan 1919 |
KCMG |
1871 |
2 Feb 1962 |
90 |
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" |
" |
5 Jun 1920 |
KCB (Mil) |
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" |
" |
19 Jan 1926 |
GBE (Civ) |
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Clarke |
William Henry |
12 Feb 1914 |
Kt Bach |
27 May 1847 |
10 Aug 1930 |
83 |
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Clarke |
William Henry |
17 Feb 1927 |
Kt Bach |
1864 |
14 Jun 1930 |
65 |
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Clark-Hall |
Robert Hamilton |
4 Jun 1934 |
KBE (Mil) |
21 Jun 1883 |
8 Mar 1964 |
80 |
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Clark-Kennedy |
Alexander Kennedy |
10 Nov 1862 |
KCB (Mil) |
1782 |
30 Jan 1864 |
81 |
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Clark-Kerr |
Archibald John Kerr, later
[1946] 1st Baron Inverchapel. PC 1944 |
1 Jan 1935 |
KCMG |
17 Mar 1882 |
5 Jul 1951 |
69 |
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Clarkson |
William |
1 Jan 1918 |
KBE (Mil) |
26 Mar 1859 |
21 Jan 1934 |
74 |
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Clarry |
Reginald George MP for Newport 1922-1929
and 1931-1945 |
19 Feb 1936 |
Kt Bach |
24 Jul 1882 |
17 Jan 1945 |
62 |
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Clary |
David Charles |
3 Feb 2017 |
Kt Bach |
14 Jan 1953 |
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Claughton |
Harold |
10 Feb 1948 |
Kt Bach |
28 Sep 1882 |
10 May 1969 |
86 |
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Clausen |
George |
7 Jul 1927 |
Kt Bach |
18 Apr 1852 |
22 Nov 1944 |
92 |
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Clauson |
Albert Charles, later
[1942] 1st Baron Clauson. Lord Justice of Appeal 1938-1942. PC 1938 |
5 Nov 1926 |
Kt Bach |
14 Jan 1870 |
15 Mar 1946 |
76 |
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Clauson |
Gerard Leslie Makins |
1 Jan 1945 |
KCMG |
28 Apr 1891 |
1 May 1974 |
83 |
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Clauson |
John Eugene High Commissioner in
Cyprus 1914-1918 |
1 Jan 1913 |
KCMG |
13 Nov 1866 |
31 Dec 1918 |
52 |
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Clavering |
Albert |
20 Feb 1935 |
Kt Bach |
17 Apr 1887 |
7 Jun 1972 |
85 |
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Clay |
Charles Travis |
16 Jul 1957 |
Kt Bach |
30 Jul 1885 |
31 Jan 1978 |
92 |
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Clay |
Edward |
31 Dec 2004 |
KCMG |
21 Jul 1945 |
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Clay |
Geoffrey Fletcher |
7 Jun 1951 |
KCMG |
5 Nov 1895 |
9 Aug 1969 |
73 |
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Clay |
Henry |
23 Jul 1946 |
Kt Bach |
9 May 1883 |
30 Jul 1954 |
71 |
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Clay |
Joseph Miles |
23 Jun 1936 |
KCIE |
1881 |
19 Feb 1949 |
67 |
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Clay |
Marie Mildred |
31 Dec 1986 |
DBE (Civ) |
3 Jan 1926 |
13 Apr 2007 |
81 |
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Clayden |
(Henry) John PC 1963 |
8 Aug 1958 |
Kt Bach |
26 Apr 1904 |
11 Jul 1986 |
82 |
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Claye |
Andrew Moynihan |
9 Feb 1960 |
Kt Bach |
18 Jul 1896 |
25 Feb 1977 |
80 |
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Clayson |
Eric Maurice |
14 Feb 1964 |
Kt Bach |
17 Feb 1908 |
4 Oct 1989 |
81 |
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Clayton |
Barbara Evelyn |
31 Dec 1987 |
DBE (Civ) |
2 Sep 1922 |
11 Jan 2011 |
88 |
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Clayton |
Edward Gilbert |
21 Jul 1908 |
Kt Bach |
16 Jul 1841 |
5 Mar 1917 |
75 |
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Clayton |
FitzRoy Augustus Talbot |
25 Jun 1909 |
KCVO |
28 Mar 1834 |
1 Aug 1913 |
79 |
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Clayton |
Francis Hare |
6 Jul 1954 |
Kt Bach |
24 Apr 1869 |
18 Oct 1956 |
87 |
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Clayton |
Frederick Thomas |
18 Feb 1915 |
KCMG |
7 Oct 1855 |
4 Dec 1933 |
78 |
|
" |
" |
1 Jan 1917 |
KCB (Mil) |
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Clayton |
Gareth Thomas Butler |
1 Jan 1970 |
KCB (Mil) |
13 Nov 1914 |
5 Feb 1992 |
77 |
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Clayton |
(George) Christopher |
12 Jul 1933 |
Kt Bach |
1869 |
28 Jul 1945 |
76 |
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Clayton |
Gilbert Falkingham |
3 Jun 1919 |
KBE (Mil) |
6 Jul 1875 |
11 Sep 1929 |
54 |
|
" |
" |
5 Jun 1926 |
KCMG |
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Clayton |
Hector Joseph Richard |
11 Apr 1969 |
Kt Bach |
3 Jun 1885 |
18 Jul 1975 |
90 |
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Clayton |
Hugh Byard |
21 Jun 1938 |
Kt Bach |
1877 |
27 Sep 1947 |
70 |
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Clayton |
Iltyd Nicholl |
1 Jan 1949 |
KBE (Civ) |
15 Sep 1886 |
30 Jun 1955 |
68 |
|
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Clayton |
Oscar Moore Passey |
30 Nov 1882 |
Kt Bach |
1816 |
27 Jan 1892 |
75 |
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Clayton |
Richard Pilkington |
31 Dec 1977 |
KCB (Mil) |
9 Jul 1925 |
15 Sep 1984 |
59 |
|
" |
" |
14 Jun 1980 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Clayton |
Robert James |
12 Feb 1980 |
Kt Bach |
30 Oct 1915 |
20 Jun 1998 |
82 |
|
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Clayton |
Stanley George |
17 Jul 1974 |
Kt Bach |
13 Sep 1911 |
12 Sep 1986 |
74 |
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Cleary |
Joseph Jackson |
20 Jul 1965 |
Kt Bach |
26 Oct 1902 |
9 Feb 1993 |
90 |
|
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Cleary |
Timothy Patrick |
13 Nov 1959 |
Kt Bach |
27 Apr 1900 |
15 Aug 1962 |
62 |
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Cleary |
William Castle |
12 Jun 1947 |
KBE (Civ) |
14 Mar 1886 |
19 Jan 1971 |
84 |
|
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Cleasby |
Anthony |
9 Dec 1868 |
Kt Bach |
27 Aug 1804 |
6 Oct 1879 |
75 |
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Cleaver |
Anthony Brian |
13 Feb 1992 |
Kt Bach |
10 Apr 1938 |
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Cleaver |
James Frederick |
22 Jun 1927 |
Kt Bach |
8 Jun 1875 |
21 Mar 1936 |
60 |
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Clee |
(Charles) Beaupre Bell |
10 Feb 1948 |
Kt Bach |
5 Feb 1893 |
28 May 1980 |
87 |
|
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|
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Cleeve |
Frederick |
26 Jun 1902 |
KCB (Mil) |
1821 |
28 Sep 1905 |
84 |
|
|
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|
Cleeve |
Thomas Henry |
25 May 1900 |
Kt Bach |
5 Jun 1844 |
19 Dec 1908 |
64 |
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Clegg |
Alexander Bradshaw [Alec] |
20 Jul 1965 |
Kt Bach |
13 Jun 1909 |
20 Jan 1986 |
76 |
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Clegg |
(Alfred) Rowland |
16 Feb 1939 |
Kt Bach |
22 Dec 1872 |
6 Mar 1957 |
84 |
|
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Clegg |
Cuthbert Barwick |
14 Mar 1950 |
Kt Bach |
9 Aug 1904 |
9 Jan 1986 |
81 |
|
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Clegg |
John Charles |
22 Jun 1927 |
Kt Bach |
15 Jun 1850 |
26 Jun 1937 |
87 |
|
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|
Clegg |
Nicholas William Peter MP for Hallam 2005-2017 Deputy Prime Minister and Lord
President of the Council 2010-2015. PC 2008 |
8 Mar 2018 |
Kt Bach |
7 Jan 1967 |
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Clegg |
Robert Bailey |
1 Jan 1917 |
KCIE |
28 Jan 1865 |
18 May 1929 |
64 |
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Clegg |
Walter MP for Fylde
1966-1983 and Wyre 1983-1987 |
11 Mar 1980 |
Kt Bach |
18 Apr 1920 |
15 Apr 1994 |
73 |
|
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Clegg |
William Edwin |
18 Dec 1906 |
Kt Bach |
21 Apr 1852 |
22 Aug 1932 |
80 |
|
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Cleland |
Charles John |
4 Jun 1917 |
KBE |
15 Apr 1867 |
19 Jan 1941 |
73 |
|
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Cleland |
Donald Mackinnon |
26 Oct 1961 |
Kt Bach |
28 Jun 1901 |
27 Aug 1975 |
74 |
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Cleland |
John Burton |
7 Aug 1964 |
Kt Bach |
22 Jun 1878 |
11 Aug 1971 |
93 |
|
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Cleland |
Rachel |
14 Jun 1980 |
DBE (Civ) |
19 Jan 1906 |
18 Apr 2002 |
96 |
|
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|
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Clemens |
William James |
5 Nov 1937 |
Kt Bach |
27 Mar 1873 |
4 Sep 1941 |
68 |
|
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|
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Clement |
Thomas |
1 Jan 1919 |
KBE (Civ) |
1869 |
15 Dec 1956 |
87 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
Clementi |
Cecil Governor of
Hong Kong 1925-1930 and Straits Settlements 1930-1934 |
13 Mar 1926 |
KCMG |
1 Sep 1875 |
5 Apr 1947 |
71 |
|
" |
" |
3 Jun 1931 |
GCMG |
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Clementi |
David Cecil |
27 May 2004 |
Kt Bach |
25 Feb 1949 |
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Clements |
John Selby |
12 Nov 1968 |
Kt Bach |
25 Apr 1910 |
6 Apr 1988 |
77 |
|
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|
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Cleminson |
James Arnold Stacey |
19 Feb 1982 |
Kt Bach |
31 Aug 1921 |
14 Sep 2010 |
89 |
|
" |
" |
30 Dec 1989 |
KBE (Civ) |
|
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|
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Clemmey |
William Henry |
6 Feb 1918 |
Kt Bach |
13 Feb 1846 |
15 Apr 1933 |
87 |
|
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|
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Clerk |
Dugald |
4 Jun 1917 |
KBE |
31 Mar 1854 |
12 Nov 1932 |
78 |
|
|
|
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|
|
Clerk |
George Russell Governor of Bombay
1848-1850 and 1860-1862 |
27 Apr 1848 |
KCB (Civ) |
1800 |
25 Jul 1889 |
89 |
|
" |
" |
25 Jun 1861 |
KSI |
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|
" |
" |
24 May 1866 |
GCSI |
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|
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Clerk |
George Russell PC 1926 |
4 Jun 1917 |
KCMG |
29 Nov 1874 |
18 Jun 1951 |
76 |
|
" |
" |
1 Mar 1929 |
GCMG |
|
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|
|
Clerk |
Godfrey |
9 Nov 1902 |
KCVO |
25 Oct 1835 |
18 Nov 1908 |
73 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
Clerk-Rattray |
James |
22 Jun 1897 |
KCB (Mil) |
31 Oct 1832 |
30 Jul 1910 |
77 |
|
|
|
|
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Clery |
Cornelius Francis |
3 Jun 1899 |
KCB (Mil) |
13 Feb 1838 |
25 Jun 1926 |
88 |
|
" |
" |
19 Apr 1901 |
KCMG |
|
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Cleveland |
Charles Raitt |
12 Dec 1911 |
KCIE |
2 Nov 1866 |
18 Jan 1929 |
62 |
|
" |
" |
4 Dec 1917 |
KBE |
|
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Cleverdon |
Julia Charity |
14 Jun 2008 |
DCVO |
19 Apr 1950 |
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Cleverly |
Osmund Somers |
7 Jul 1951 |
Kt Bach |
25 Oct 1891 |
21 Oct 1966 |
74 |
|
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Clifden, Viscount |
see "Agar-Robartes" |
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Clifford |
Bede Edmund Hugh Governor of the Bahamas
1932-1937, Mauritius 1937-1942 and Trinidad and Tobago 1942-1946 |
3 Jun 1933 |
KCMG |
3 Jul 1890 |
6 Oct 1969 |
79 |
|
" |
" |
1 Jan 1945 |
GCMG |
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Clifford |
Charles, later [1887] 1st
baronet |
26 Nov 1858 |
Kt Bach |
1 Jan 1813 |
27 Feb 1893 |
80 |
|
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Clifford |
Charles |
3 Jun 1925 |
KBE (Civ) |
1861 |
5 Mar 1936 |
74 |
|
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Clifford |
Eric George Anderson |
31 May 1956 |
KCB (Mil) |
3 Sep 1900 |
7 Sep 1964 |
64 |
|
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|
|
Clifford |
(Geoffrey) Miles Governor of the Falkland
Islands 1946-1954 |
9 Jun 1949 |
KBE (Civ) |
16 Feb 1897 |
21 Feb 1986 |
89 |
|
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|
|
Clifford |
Henry Hugh VC For
information regarding the award of his VC, see the note at the foot of this
page |
9 Dec 1879 |
KCMG |
12 Sep 1826 |
12 Apr 1883 |
56 |
|
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|
Clifford |
Hugh Charles Governor of the Gold
Coast 1912-1919, Nigeria 1919-1925, Ceylon 1925-1927 and Straits Settlements
1927-1930 |
25 Jun 1909 |
KCMG |
5 Mar 1866 |
18 Dec 1941 |
75 |
|
" |
" |
3 Jun 1921 |
GCMG |
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|
" |
" |
3 Jun 1925 |
GBE (Civ) |
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Clifford |
Timothy Peter Plint |
19 Mar 2002 |
Kt Bach |
26 Jan 1946 |
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Clift |
Sidney William |
8 Jul 1947 |
Kt Bach |
26 Aug 1885 |
18 Oct 1951 |
66 |
|
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Clifton |
Arthur Benjamin |
19 Jul 1838 |
KCB (Mil) |
1771 |
7 Mar 1869 |
97 |
|
" |
" |
28 Jun 1861 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Clifton-Brown |
Geoffrey Robert MP for Cirencester and
Tewkesbury 1992-1997, Cotswold 1997-2010 and the Cotswolds 2010- |
15 Mar 2018 |
Kt Bach |
23 Mar 1953 |
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Climo |
Skipton Hill |
1 Aug 1920 |
KCB (Mil) |
24 Dec 1868 |
31 Mar 1937 |
68 |
|
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Clinton, Lord |
see
"Hepburn-Stuart-Forbes-Trefusis" |
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Clinton-Baker |
Lewis |
21 Mar 1922 |
KCVO |
16 Mar 1866 |
12 Dec 1939 |
73 |
|
" |
" |
1 Jan 1926 |
KCB (Mil) |
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Clipperton |
Charles Bell Child |
3 Jun 1924 |
KBE (Civ) |
1864 |
18 Jun 1927 |
62 |
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Clitheroe, Baron |
see "Assheton" |
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Clive |
(George) Sidney |
3 Jun 1933 |
KCB (Mil) |
16 Jul 1874 |
7 Oct 1959 |
85 |
|
" |
" |
11 May 1937 |
GCVO |
|
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Clive |
Robert Henry PC 1934 |
1 Jan 1927 |
KCMG |
27 Dec 1877 |
13 May 1948 |
70 |
|
" |
" |
1 Jan 1936 |
GCMG |
|
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Clode |
(Emma) Frances Heather |
1 Jan 1974 |
DBE (Civ) |
12 Aug 1903 |
10 Sep 1994 |
91 |
|
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Clode |
Walter Baker |
28 Jun 1928 |
Kt Bach |
10 Jul 1856 |
27 Feb 1937 |
80 |
|
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Cloete |
Abraham Josias |
9 Jun 1854 |
Kt Bach |
7 Aug 1794 |
6 Oct 1886 |
92 |
|
" |
" |
10 Nov 1862 |
KCB (Mil) |
|
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Clore |
Charles |
7 Jul 1971 |
Kt Bach |
24 Dec 1904 |
26 Jul 1979 |
74 |
|
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Clothier |
Cecil Montacute |
31 Dec 1981 |
KCB (Civ) |
28 Aug 1919 |
8 May 2010 |
90 |
|
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Clough |
John |
12 Feb 1914 |
Kt Bach |
10 Jul 1836 |
31 May 1922 |
85 |
|
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Clough |
Robert MP for
Keighley 1918-1922 |
25 Jun 1921 |
Kt Bach |
10 Feb 1873 |
27 Sep 1965 |
92 |
|
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Clouston |
Thomas Smith |
21 Jul 1911 |
Kt Bach |
22 Apr 1840 |
19 Apr 1915 |
74 |
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Cloutman |
Brett Mackay VC For
information regarding the award of his VC, see the note at the foot of this
page |
16 Jul 1957 |
Kt Bach |
7 Nov 1891 |
15 Aug 1971 |
79 |
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Clow |
Andrew Gourlay |
20 Jun 1939 |
Kt Bach |
29 Apr 1890 |
31 Dec 1957 |
67 |
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" |
" |
12 Jun 1941 |
KCSI |
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Clowes |
Harold |
5 Jul 1960 |
Kt Bach |
19 Mar 1903 |
16 Sep 1968 |
65 |
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Clowes |
Henry Nelson |
13 Jun 1981 |
KCVO |
21 Oct 1911 |
8 Jan 1993 |
81 |
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Clowes |
William Laird |
24 Oct 1902 |
Kt Bach |
1 Feb 1856 |
14 Aug 1905 |
49 |
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Clubbe |
Charles Percy Barlee |
3 Jun 1927 |
KBE (Civ) |
1854 |
20 Nov 1932 |
78 |
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Clucas |
(George) Frederick |
11 Jun 1937 |
Kt Bach |
1870 |
11 Nov 1937 |
67 |
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Clucas |
Kenneth Henry |
1 Jan 1976 |
KCB (Civ) |
18 Nov 1921 |
27 Aug 2010 |
88 |
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Clunies-Ross |
Ian |
4 Feb 1955 |
Kt Bach |
22 Feb 1899 |
20 Jun 1959 |
60 |
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Clutterbuck |
David Granville |
1 Jan 1968 |
KBE (Mil) |
25 Jan 1913 |
13 Dec 2008 |
95 |
|
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Clutterbuck |
(Peter) Alexander |
1 Jan 1946 |
KCMG |
27 Mar 1897 |
29 Dec 1975 |
78 |
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" |
" |
5 Jun 1952 |
GCMG |
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Clutterbuck |
Peter Henry |
10 Jul 1924 |
Kt Bach |
1868 |
20 Dec 1951 |
83 |
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Clutton |
George Lisle |
13 Jun 1959 |
KCMG |
5 Mar 1909 |
9 Sep 1970 |
61 |
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Clyde, Baron |
see "Campbell" |
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Clyde |
David |
10 Feb 1948 |
Kt Bach |
30 Mar 1894 |
23 Nov 1966 |
72 |
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Clydesmuir, Baron |
see "Colville" |
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Clyne |
Thomas Stuart |
22 Mar 1956 |
Kt Bach |
1887 |
12 Apr 1967 |
79 |
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Coaker |
William Ford |
2 Jun 1923 |
KBE (Civ) |
19 Oct 1871 |
Oct 1938 |
66 |
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Coate |
Raymond Douglas |
10 Jun 1967 |
KBE (Mil) |
8 May 1908 |
8 Mar 1983 |
74 |
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Coates |
Albert Ernest |
22 Mar 1956 |
Kt Bach |
28 Jan 1895 |
8 Oct 1977 |
82 |
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Coates |
Eric Thomas |
10 Mar 1945 |
Kt Bach |
1 Oct 1897 |
28 Sep 1968 |
70 |
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Coates |
Ernest William |
27 Apr 1973 |
Kt Bach |
30 Nov 1916 |
10 Feb 1994 |
77 |
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Coates |
James Hugh Buchanan |
10 Feb 1922 |
Kt Bach |
9 Oct 1851 |
11 Oct 1935 |
84 |
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Coates |
Leonard James |
28 Feb 1924 |
Kt Bach |
30 Oct 1883 |
11 Jul 1944 |
60 |
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Coates |
Sally Anne |
29 Dec 2012 |
DBE (Civ) |
15 Apr 1953 |
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Coates |
William |
3 Jun 1930 |
KCB (Civ) |
14 Jun 1860 |
13 Jan 1962 |
101 |
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Coates |
William Henry |
28 Jan 1947 |
Kt Bach |
31 May 1882 |
7 Feb 1963 |
80 |
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Coats |
Peter |
9 Jul 1869 |
Kt Bach |
18 Jul 1808 |
9 Mar 1890 |
81 |
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Coats |
Thomas, 2nd Baron Glentanar |
31 May 1956 |
KBE (Civ) |
4 Dec 1894 |
28 Jun 1971 |
76 |
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Coats |
William David |
5 Mar 1985 |
Kt Bach |
25 Jul 1924 |
1 May 2009 |
84 |
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Cobb |
Cyril Stephen MP for Fulham West
1918-1929 and 1930-1938 |
3 Jun 1918 |
KBE |
6 Oct 1861 |
8 Mar 1938 |
76 |
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Cobb |
John Francis Scott |
17 Dec 1975 |
Kt Bach |
15 Dec 1922 |
7 Feb 1977 |
54 |
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Cobb |
Stephen William Scott |
15 Oct 2013 |
Kt Bach |
12 Apr 1962 |
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Cobban |
James Macdonald |
19 Feb 1982 |
Kt Bach |
14 Sep 1910 |
19 Apr 1999 |
88 |
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Cobbe |
Alexander Hugh |
3 Jun 1899 |
KCB (Mil) |
1825 |
13 Sep 1899 |
74 |
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Cobbe |
Alexander Stanhope VC For
information regarding the award of his VC, see the note at the foot of this
page |
10 Mar 1917 |
KCB (Mil) |
5 Jun 1870 |
29 Jun 1931 |
61 |
|
" |
" |
5 Mar 1919 |
KCSI |
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" |
" |
2 Jan 1928 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Cobbett |
Walter Palmer |
9 Feb 1943 |
Kt Bach |
6 Mar 1871 |
2 Dec 1955 |
84 |
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Cobbett |
William |
6 Jul 1909 |
Kt Bach |
20 May 1846 |
26 Nov 1926 |
80 |
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Cobbold |
Cameron Fromanteel, 1st
Baron Cobbold. PC 1959 |
29 Jan 1963 |
GCVO |
14 Sep 1904 |
1 Nov 1987 |
83 |
|
" |
" |
23 Apr 1970 |
KG |
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Cobham, Viscount |
see "Lyttelton" |
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Cobham |
Alan John |
8 Oct 1926 |
KBE (Civ) |
6 May 1894 |
21 Oct 1973 |
79 |
|
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Cobham |
Michael John |
25 Oct 1995 |
Kt Bach |
22 Feb 1927 |
13 Apr 2006 |
79 |
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Coburn |
(Marmaduke) Robert |
8 Jul 1947 |
Kt Bach |
9 Mar 1885 |
26 May 1966 |
81 |
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Cochin, Elaya Raja of |
Vinakerala Varma |
1 Jan 1888 |
KCIE |
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Cochin, Maharajah of |
Kerala Varma |
2 Jun 1943 |
GCIE |
|
13 Oct 1943 |
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Cochin, Maharajah of |
Rama Varma XIV |
2 Jun 1869 |
KCSI |
1848 |
Aug 1888 |
40 |
|
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Cochin, Maharajah of |
Rama Varma XV |
22 Jun 1897 |
KCSI |
27 Dec 1852 |
25 Mar 1932 |
79 |
|
" |
" |
1 Jan 1903 |
GCSI |
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" |
" |
12 Dec 1911 |
GCIE |
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Cochin, Maharajah of |
Rama Varma XVII |
1 Jan 1935 |
GCIE |
30 Dec 1861 |
23 May 1941 |
79 |
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Cochran |
Charles Blake For
further information, see the note at the foot of this page |
20 Jul 1948 |
Kt Bach |
25 Sep 1872 |
31 Jan 1951 |
78 |
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Cochrane |
Anne Annette Minnie |
1 Jan 1938 |
DCVO |
1855 |
6 Jan 1943 |
87 |
|
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Cochrane |
Archibald Douglas MP for Fife East 1924-1929
and Dunbartonshire 1932-1936. Governor of Burma 1937-1941 |
24 Mar 1936 |
KCSI |
8 Jan 1885 |
16 Apr 1958 |
73 |
|
" |
" |
1 Apr 1937 |
GCMG |
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Cochrane |
Arthur Auckland Leopold
Pedro |
25 May 1889 |
KCB (Mil) |
24 Sep 1824 |
20 Aug 1905 |
80 |
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Cochrane |
Arthur William Steuart |
11 May 1937 |
KCVO |
27 Apr 1872 |
11 Jan 1954 |
81 |
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Cochrane |
Cecil Algernon |
23 Feb 1933 |
Kt Bach |
1869 |
23 Sep 1960 |
91 |
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Cochrane |
Douglas Mackinnon Baillie
Hamilton, 12th Earl of Dundonald |
28 Jun 1907 |
KCVO |
29 Oct 1852 |
12 Apr 1935 |
82 |
|
" |
" |
3 Jun 1913 |
KCB (Mil) |
|
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Cochrane |
Edward Owen |
2 Jun 1943 |
KBE (Mil) |
17 Aug 1881 |
27 Jan 1972 |
90 |
|
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Cochrane |
Henry, later [1903] 1st
baronet |
22 Aug 1887 |
Kt Bach |
21 Dec 1836 |
11 Sep 1904 |
67 |
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Cochrane |
James |
12 Mar 1845 |
Kt Bach |
1798 |
24 Jun 1883 |
84 |
|
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Cochrane |
Ralph Alexander |
1 Jan 1945 |
KBE (Mil) |
24 Feb 1895 |
17 Dec 1977 |
82 |
|
" |
" |
10 Jun 1948 |
KCB (Mil) |
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" |
" |
8 Jun 1950 |
GBE (Mil) |
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Cochrane |
Thomas,
10th Earl of Dundonald. MP for Honiton 1806 and Westminster 1807-1814 |
22 May 1847 |
GCB (Mil) |
14 Dec 1775 |
31 Oct 1860 |
84 |
|
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Cochrane |
Thomas John [prev Kt Bach 29 May 1825] |
28 Oct 1847 |
KCB (Mil) |
5 Feb 1789 |
19 Oct 1872 |
83 |
|
" |
" |
18 May 1860 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Cochrane-Baillie |
Charles Wallace Alexander
Napier Ross, 2nd Baron Lamington. MP for St. Pancras North 1886-1890.
Governor of Queensland 1895-1901 and Bombay 1903-1907 |
22 Nov 1895 |
KCMG |
31 Jul 1860 |
16 Sep 1940 |
80 |
|
" |
" |
23 May 1900 |
GCMG |
|
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|
" |
" |
12 Dec 1903 |
GCIE |
|
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Cockayne |
Elizabeth |
1 Jan 1955 |
DBE (Civ) |
29 Oct 1894 |
4 Jul 1988 |
93 |
|
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|
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Cockburn |
Alexander James Edmund,
later [1858] 12th baronet [NS] 1627. MP for Southampton 1847-1856.
Solicitor-General 1850-1851. Attorney-General 1851-1852 and 1852-1856. Lord
Chief Justice of the Common Pleas 1856-1859. Lord Chief Justice 1859-1880. PC
1857 |
12 Jul 1850 |
Kt Bach |
24 Sep 1802 |
28 Nov 1880 |
78 |
|
" |
" |
12 Feb 1873 |
GCB (Civ) |
|
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|
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Cockburn |
Francis Governor of the
Bahamas 1837-1844 |
8 Sep 1841 |
Kt Bach |
10 Nov 1780 |
24 Aug 1868 |
87 |
|
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Cockburn |
George Jack |
7 Jul 1910 |
Kt Bach |
2 Sep 1848 |
1 Jan 1927 |
78 |
|
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|
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Cockburn |
John Alexander |
1 Jan 1900 |
KCMG |
23 Aug 1850 |
26 Nov 1929 |
79 |
|
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|
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Cockburn |
Robert |
11 Jun 1960 |
KBE (Civ) |
31 Mar 1909 |
21 Mar 1994 |
84 |
|
|
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|
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Cockburn |
William Robert Marshall |
14 Mar 1955 |
Kt Bach |
26 Apr 1891 |
1 Sep 1957 |
66 |
|
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|
|
Cockcroft |
John Douglas Nobel Prize for
Physics 1951. OM 1957 |
10 Feb 1948 |
Kt Bach |
27 May 1897 |
18 Sep 1967 |
70 |
|
" |
" |
1 Jun 1953 |
KCB (Civ) |
|
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|
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Cockcroft |
Wilfred Halliday |
10 Feb 1983 |
Kt Bach |
7 Jun 1923 |
27 Sep 1999 |
76 |
|
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|
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Cocke |
Hugh |
10 Jul 1929 |
Kt Bach |
1882 |
27 May 1958 |
75 |
|
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|
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Cockell |
Merrick Richard |
9 Nov 2010 |
Kt Bach |
16 Jun 1957 |
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Cocker |
William Wiggins |
12 Jul 1955 |
Kt Bach |
17 Oct 1896 |
21 Jul 1982 |
85 |
|
|
|
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|
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|
|
Cockerell |
Christopher Sydney |
11 Feb 1969 |
Kt Bach |
4 Jun 1910 |
1 Jun 1999 |
88 |
|
|
|
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|
|
Cockerell |
Sydney Carlyle |
28 Feb 1934 |
Kt Bach |
16 Jul 1867 |
1 May 1962 |
84 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Cockerill |
George Kynaston |
13 Jul 1926 |
Kt Bach |
13 Aug 1867 |
19 Apr 1957 |
89 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Cockerill |
Sara Elizabeth |
Jan 2018 |
DBE (Civ) |
1969 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
Cockerline |
Walter Herbert |
8 Jul 1922 |
Kt Bach |
1856 |
13 Feb 1941 |
84 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Cockfield |
Francis Arthur, later
[1978] Baron Cockfield [L]. Secretary of State for Trade 1982-1983.
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 1983-1984. PC 1982 |
13 Feb 1973 |
Kt Bach |
28 Sep 1916 |
8 Jan 2007 |
90 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Cockle |
James |
29 Jul 1869 |
Kt Bach |
14 Jan 1819 |
27 Jan 1895 |
76 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Cockram |
John |
22 Jul 1964 |
Kt Bach |
10 Jul 1908 |
30 Sep 1999 |
91 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Cocks |
Arthur Alfred Clement |
2 Jun 1923 |
KBE (Civ) |
27 May 1862 |
24 Apr 1943 |
80 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Cocks |
Arthur Herbert Tennyson
Somers, 6th Baron Somers. Governor of Victoria 1926-1931 |
3 Apr 1926 |
KCMG |
20 Mar 1887 |
14 Jul 1944 |
57 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Cocks |
(Thomas George) Barnett |
1 Jan 1963 |
KCB (Civ) |
14 Apr 1907 |
6 Feb 1989 |
81 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Cockshaw |
Alan |
28 Jul 1992 |
Kt Bach |
14 Jul 1937 |
|
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|
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|
|
Codling |
William Richard |
10 Jul 1935 |
Kt Bach |
5 Apr 1879 |
28 Mar 1947 |
67 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Codrington |
Alfred Edward |
19 Jun 1911 |
KCVO |
4 May 1854 |
12 Sep 1945 |
91 |
|
" |
" |
4 Jun 1921 |
KCB (Mil) |
|
|
|
|
" |
" |
1 Jan 1936 |
GCVO |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
Codrington |
Geoffrey Ronald |
1 Jun 1953 |
KCVO |
13 May 1888 |
18 Jun 1973 |
85 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Codrington |
Henry John |
13 Mar 1867 |
KCB (Mil) |
17 Oct 1808 |
4 Aug 1877 |
68 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Codrington |
William John MP for Greenwich
1857-1859. Governor of Gibraltar 1859-1865 |
5 Jul 1855 |
KCB (Mil) |
26 Nov 1804 |
6 Aug 1884 |
79 |
|
" |
" |
28 Mar 1865 |
GCB (Mil) |
|
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|
|
Codron |
Michael Victor |
11 Jul 2014 |
Kt Bach |
8 Jun 1930 |
|
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|
|
Coe |
Sebastian Newbold, Baron
Coe [L]. MP for Falmouth and Camborne 1992-1997 |
31 Dec 2005 |
KBE (Civ) |
29 Sep 1956 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
Coey |
Edward |
9 Aug 1861 |
Kt Bach |
Mar 1805 |
26 Jun 1887 |
82 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Coffin |
Edward Pine |
16 Sep 1846 |
Kt Bach |
20 Oct 1784 |
31 Jul 1862 |
77 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Coffin |
Isaac Campbell |
24 May 1866 |
KCSI |
24 Aug 1801 |
1 Oct 1872 |
71 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Coghlan |
Charles Patrick John |
21 Nov 1910 |
Kt Bach |
24 Jun 1863 |
28 Aug 1927 |
64 |
|
" |
" |
1 Jan 1925 |
KCMG |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Coghlan |
Timothy Augustine |
12 Feb 1914 |
Kt Bach |
1857 |
30 Apr 1926 |
68 |
|
" |
" |
3 Jun 1918 |
KCMG |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Coghlan |
William Marcus |
7 Jun 1864 |
KCB (Civ) |
1803 |
26 Nov 1885 |
82 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Coghlin |
Patrick Lord Justice
of Appeal [NI] 2008- PC 2009 |
12 Jun 1997 |
Kt Bach |
7 Nov 1945 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Cohen |
Andrew Benjamin Governor of Uganda 1952-1957 |
1 Jan 1952 |
KCMG |
7 Oct 1909 |
17 Jun 1968 |
58 |
|
" |
" |
30 Apr 1954 |
KCVO |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Cohen |
Benjamin Arthur |
10 Jul 1929 |
Kt Bach |
1862 |
22 Dec 1942 |
80 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
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Cohen |
Edgar Abraham |
9 Jun 1955 |
KCMG |
5 Dec 1908 |
30 Jan 1973 |
64 |
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Cohen |
Edward |
6 Apr 1970 |
Kt Bach |
9 Nov 1912 |
22 Jun 2011 |
98 |
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Cohen |
Henry, later [1956] 1st
Baron Cohen of Birkenhead. CH 1974 |
1 Mar 1949 |
Kt Bach |
21 Feb 1900 |
7 Aug 1977 |
77 |
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Cohen |
Ivor Harold |
10 Mar 1992 |
Kt Bach |
28 Apr 1931 |
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Cohen |
Jack |
20 Jul 1965 |
Kt Bach |
2 Nov 1896 |
7 Feb 1982 |
85 |
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Cohen |
(Jack Benn) Brunel |
9 Feb 1943 |
Kt Bach |
5 Oct 1886 |
11 May 1965 |
78 |
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" |
" |
10 Jun 1948 |
KBE (Civ) |
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Cohen |
John Edward [Jack] |
11 Feb 1969 |
Kt Bach |
6 Oct 1898 |
24 Mar 1979 |
80 |
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Cohen |
Jonathan Lionel |
2 Nov 2017 |
Kt Bach |
8 May 1951 |
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Cohen |
Karl Cyril |
9 Jul 1968 |
Kt Bach |
6 Aug 1908 |
8 Jun 1973 |
64 |
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Cohen |
Leonard Lionel |
1 Jan 1930 |
KCVO |
17 Apr 1858 |
10 Apr 1938 |
79 |
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Cohen |
Lewis |
28 Feb 1924 |
Kt Bach |
23 Dec 1849 |
24 Jun 1933 |
83 |
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Cohen |
Lionel Leonard, later
[1951] Baron Cohen [L]. Lord Justice of Appeal 1946-1951. Lord of Appeal in
Ordinary 1951-1960. PC 1946 |
14 May 1943 |
Kt Bach |
1 Mar 1888 |
9 May 1973 |
85 |
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Cohen |
Philip |
20 Oct 1998 |
Kt Bach |
22 Jul 1945 |
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Cohen |
Rex Arthur Louis |
13 Jun 1964 |
KBE (Civ) |
27 Nov 1906 |
29 Feb 1988 |
81 |
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Cohen |
Robert Waley |
1 Jan 1920 |
KBE (Civ) |
8 Sep 1877 |
27 Nov 1952 |
75 |
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Cohen |
Ronald Mourad |
20 Feb 2001 |
Kt Bach |
1 Aug 1945 |
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Cohen |
Samuel Sydney |
15 Nov 1937 |
Kt Bach |
11 Mar 1869 |
27 Aug 1948 |
79 |
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Coia |
Denise Assunta |
11 Jun 2016 |
DBE (Civ) |
Jun 1952 |
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Coidan |
Pietro [prev KCMG 30 Jun 1825] |
7 Jul 1840 |
GCMG |
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Cokayne |
Brien Ibrican, later [1920]
1st Baron Cullen of Ashbourne |
4 Jun 1917 |
KBE |
12 Jul 1864 |
3 Nov 1932 |
68 |
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Coke |
Alice Emily, Countess of
Leicester [wife of the 3rd Earl] |
1 Jan 1920 |
DBE (Civ) |
29 Sep 1855 |
24 Apr 1936 |
80 |
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Coke |
Charles Henry |
12 Jul 1911 |
KCVO |
2 Oct 1854 |
23 Feb 1945 |
90 |
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Coke |
Elizabeth Mary, Countess of
Leicester [wife of the 5th Earl] |
4 Sep 1973 |
DCVO |
10 Mar 1912 |
30 Apr 1985 |
73 |
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Coke |
John |
24 May 1881 |
KCB (Mil) |
1807 |
18 Dec 1897 |
90 |
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Coke |
John Spencer |
1 Jun 1953 |
KCVO |
30 Sep 1880 |
23 Dec 1957 |
77 |
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Coke |
Thomas William, styled
Viscount Coke, later [1909] 3rd Earl of Leicester (of Holkham) |
9 Nov 1906 |
KCVO |
20 Jul 1848 |
19 Nov 1941 |
93 |
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" |
" |
9 Nov 1908 |
GCVO |
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Coker |
Elizabeth |
30 Dec 1978 |
DBE (Civ) |
9 Aug 1915 |
9 Oct 1988 |
73 |
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Colam |
Harold Nugent |
23 Feb 1938 |
Kt Bach |
19 Apr 1882 |
4 Oct 1956 |
74 |
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Colborne |
Francis |
23 Mar 1876 |
KCB (Mil) |
23 Apr 1817 |
26 Nov 1895 |
78 |
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Colborne |
John, later [1839] 1st
Baron Seaton. [prev KCB (Mil) 2 Jan 1815]. Lieutenant Governor of Upper
Canada 1838-1838. PC [I] 1855 |
29 Jan 1838 |
GCB (Mil) |
16 Feb 1778 |
17 Apr 1863 |
85 |
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" |
" |
3 Jul 1843 |
GCMG |
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Colby |
Geoffrey Francis
Taylor Governor of Nyasaland
1948-1956 |
9 Jun 1949 |
KCMG |
25 Mar 1901 |
22 Dec 1958 |
57 |
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Colchester-Wemyss |
Maynard Francis |
1 Jan 1920 |
KBE (Civ) |
12 Mar 1872 |
28 Feb 1954 |
81 |
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Coldstream |
George Phillips |
9 Jun 1955 |
KCB (Civ) |
20 Dec 1907 |
19 Apr 2004 |
96 |
|
" |
" |
26 Mar 1968 |
KCVO |
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Coldstream |
John |
23 Feb 1938 |
Kt Bach |
1877 |
19 Aug 1954 |
77 |
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Coldstream |
William Menzies |
10 Jul 1956 |
Kt Bach |
28 Feb 1908 |
18 Feb 1987 |
78 |
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Cole |
(Alexander) Colin |
31 Dec 1982 |
KCVO |
16 May 1922 |
18 Feb 2001 |
78 |
|
" |
" |
15 Oct 1992 |
KCB (Civ) |
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Cole |
Antony Bartholomew |
13 Jun 1964 |
KBE (Mil) |
23 May 1909 |
24 Mar 1967 |
57 |
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Cole |
David Lee |
14 Jun 1975 |
KCMG |
31 Aug 1920 |
28 May 1997 |
76 |
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Cole |
Edward Hearle |
11 Jun 1937 |
Kt Bach |
27 Jul 1863 |
15 Apr 1949 |
85 |
|
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Cole |
George James, Baron Cole [L] |
2 Jun 1973 |
GBE (Civ) |
3 Feb 1906 |
29 Nov 1979 |
73 |
|
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Cole |
George Sinclair |
1 Jan 1965 |
KCB (Mil) |
12 Mar 1911 |
2 Mar 1973 |
61 |
|
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Cole |
Henry |
25 Mar 1875 |
KCB (Civ) |
15 Jul 1808 |
18 Apr 1882 |
73 |
|
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Cole |
Henry Walter George |
6 Mar 1930 |
Kt Bach |
1866 |
30 Sep 1932 |
66 |
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Cole |
Herbert Covington |
1 Jan 1947 |
KBE (Mil) |
late 1880 |
9 Apr 1959 |
78 |
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Cole |
Margaret Isabel |
13 Jun 1970 |
DBE (Civ) |
6 May 1893 |
7 May 1980 |
87 |
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Cole |
Noel |
7 Jul 1971 |
Kt Bach |
8 Nov 1892 |
14 Oct 1975 |
82 |
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Cole |
(Robert) William |
20 Mar 1981 |
Kt Bach |
16 Sep 1926 |
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Cole Catley |
Christine McKelvey [originally DCNZM 5 Jun 2006] |
1 Aug 2009 |
DNZM |
19 Dec 1922 |
21 Aug 2011 |
88 |
|
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Colebatch |
Hal Pateshall |
17 Feb 1927 |
Kt Bach |
29 Mar 1872 |
12 Feb 1953 |
80 |
|
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Colebrooke |
Edward Arthur, 1st Baron
Colebrooke. PC 1914 |
2 Jan 1922 |
KCVO |
12 Oct 1861 |
28 Feb 1939 |
77 |
|
" |
" |
3 Jun 1927 |
GCVO |
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Colefax |
Henry Arthur MP for Manchester SW
1910 |
1 Jan 1920 |
KBE (Civ) |
9 Jul 1866 |
19 Feb 1936 |
69 |
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Colegate |
(William) Arthur MP for the Wrekin
1941-1945 and Burton 1950-1955 |
8 Feb 1955 |
Kt Bach |
early 1884 |
10 Sep 1956 |
72 |
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Coleman |
(Cyril Frederick) Charles |
13 Jun 1957 |
KCB (Mil) |
16 Apr 1903 |
17 Jun 1974 |
71 |
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Coleman |
Robert John |
31 Dec 2004 |
KCMG |
8 Sep 1943 |
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Coleridge |
John Duke, later [1874] 1st
Baron Coleridge. MP for Exeter 1865-1873. Solicitor General 1868-1871.
Attorney General 1871-1873. Chief Justice of the Common Pleas 1873-1880. Lord
Chief Justice 1880-1894. PC 1873 |
12 Dec 1868 |
Kt Bach |
3 Dec 1820 |
14 Jun 1894 |
73 |
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Coleridge |
John Francis Stanhope Duke |
3 Jun 1933 |
KCB (Mil) |
25 Apr 1878 |
3 Nov 1951 |
73 |
|
" |
" |
11 Jul 1940 |
GCB (Mil) |
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Coleridge |
Paul James Duke |
14 Dec 2000 |
Kt Bach |
30 May 1949 |
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Coleridge |
Richard Duke, 4th Baron
Coleridge |
1971 |
KBE |
24 Sep 1905 |
20 May 1984 |
78 |
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Coles |
(Arthur) John |
31 Dec 1988 |
KCMG |
13 Nov 1937 |
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|
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" |
" |
31 Dec 1996 |
GCMG |
|
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Coles |
Arthur William See
also the note at the foot of this page |
8 Aug 1960 |
Kt Bach |
6 Aug 1892 |
24 Jun 1982 |
89 |
|
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Coles |
Edgar Barton See
also the note at the foot of this page |
10 Nov 1959 |
Kt Bach |
3 Jun 1899 |
19 Feb 1981 |
81 |
|
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Coles |
George James See
also the note at the foot of this page |
6 Jun 1957 |
Kt Bach |
28 Mar 1885 |
4 Dec 1977 |
92 |
|
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Coles |
Jenkin |
1 Jan 1894 |
KCMG |
19 Jan 1843 |
6 Dec 1911 |
68 |
|
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|
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Coles |
Kenneth Frank See
also the note at the foot of this page |
23 Jul 1957 |
Kt Bach |
19 Apr 1896 |
2 Apr 1985 |
88 |
|
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Coles |
Mabel Irene [wife of Sir Edgar Barton Coles] See also
the note at the foot of this page |
12 Jun 1971 |
DBE (Civ) |
1906 |
17 Jun 1993 |
86 |
|
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Coles |
Norman Cameron See
also the note at the foot of this page |
31 Aug 1977 |
Kt Bach |
10 Sep 1907 |
23 Nov 1989 |
82 |
|
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Coles |
Richard James |
12 Feb 1925 |
Kt Bach |
17 Nov 1862 |
22 Oct 1935 |
72 |
|
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Coles |
William Edward |
1 Jan 1967 |
KBE (Mil) |
26 Jul 1913 |
7 Jun 1979 |
65 |
|
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Coll |
Anthony Michael |
1 Jan 1912 |
Kt Bach |
1861 |
18 Jul 1931 |
70 |
|
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|
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Coll |
Patrick PC [I] 1905 |
6 Jan 1896 |
Kt Bach |
1839 |
12 Mar 1917 |
77 |
|
" |
" |
10 Jul 1903 |
KCB (Civ) |
|
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Collarbone |
Patricia |
31 Dec 1997 |
DBE (Civ) |
14 Jul 1947 |
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|
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Collard |
George |
18 Jul 1903 |
Kt Bach |
3 Jun 1840 |
18 Jun 1921 |
81 |
|
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Collas |
Richard John |
26 Nov 2014 |
Kt Bach |
27 May 1953 |
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Collen |
Edwin Henry Hayter |
2 Jan 1893 |
KCIE |
17 Jun 1843 |
10 Jul 1911 |
68 |
|
" |
" |
1 Jan 1901 |
GCIE |
|
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Colles |
Ernest Dudley |
1 Jan 1949 |
KCVO |
5 Apr 1888 |
13 Jul 1976 |
88 |
|
" |
" |
1 Jun 1953 |
KCB (Civ) |
|
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|
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Collet |
Wilfred Governor of
British Honduras 1913-1917 and British Guiana 1917-1923 |
1 Jan 1915 |
KCMG |
23 Nov 1856 |
29 Jun 1929 |
72 |
|
|
|
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|
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Collett |
Charles Henry, later [1934]
1st baronet |
4 Oct 1933 |
Kt Bach |
Jul 1864 |
23 Nov 1938 |
74 |
|
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|
|
|
|
|
|
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Collett |
Christopher |
6 Oct 1988 |
GBE (Civ) |
10 Jun 1931 |
2 Dec 2012 |
81 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Collett |
Henry |
19 Nov 1891 |
KCB (Mil) |
6 Mar 1836 |
21 Dec 1901 |
65 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
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Collett |
(Thomas) Kingsley |
13 Feb 1968 |
Kt Bach |
7 Mar 1905 |
26 Jun 1987 |
82 |
|
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|
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|
|
Colley |
George Pomeroy Governor of Natal 1880-1881 |
29 Jul 1879 |
KCSI |
1 Nov 1835 |
27 Feb 1881 |
45 |
|
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|
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Collie |
Robert John |
6 Mar 1912 |
Kt Bach |
15 Aug 1860 |
4 Apr 1935 |
74 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Collier |
(Alfred) Conrad |
1 Jan 1947 |
KCB (Mil) |
16 Nov 1895 |
16 Sep 1986 |
90 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
Collier |
Edward |
7 Jun 1865 |
KCB (Mil) |
1784 |
5 Aug 1872 |
88 |
|
|
|
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|
|
Collier |
George Herman |
11 Feb 1921 |
Kt Bach |
18 Jan 1856 |
20 Feb 1941 |
85 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
Collier |
Laurence |
8 Jun 1944 |
KCMG |
13 Jun 1890 |
20 Oct 1976 |
86 |
|
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|
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|
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Collier |
Paul |
1 May 2014 |
Kt Bach |
23 Apr 1949 |
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Collier |
Robert Porrett, later
[1885] 1st Baron Monkswell. MP for Plymouth 1852-1871. Solicitor General
1863-1866. Attorney General 1868-1871. PC 1871 |
23 Nov 1863 |
Kt Bach |
21 Jun 1817 |
27 Oct 1886 |
69 |
|
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|
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Collings |
William |
2 May 1838 |
Kt Bach |
1781 |
1854 |
73 |
|
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|
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Collingwood |
Charles Arthur |
20 Jun 1950 |
Kt Bach |
2 Nov 1887 |
23 May 1964 |
76 |
|
|
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|
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|
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|
|
Collingwood |
Edward Foyle |
26 Jun 1962 |
Kt Bach |
17 Jan 1900 |
25 Oct 1970 |
70 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Collingwood |
(Richard) George |
1 Jan 1959 |
KBE (Mil) |
7 Oct 1903 |
21 Apr 1986 |
82 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Collingwood |
William |
4 Jun 1917 |
KBE |
18 Aug 1855 |
2 Nov 1928 |
73 |
|
|
|
|
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|
|
Collins |
Alan Stanley |
16 Mar 2006 |
KCVO |
1 Apr 1948 |
|
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|
|
Collins |
Andrew David |
14 Dec 1994 |
Kt Bach |
19 Jul 1942 |
|
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|
|
Collins |
Archibald John |
4 Feb 1955 |
Kt Bach |
19 Jun 1890 |
24 Jun 1955 |
65 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
Collins |
Arthur James Robert |
14 Jun 1980 |
KCVO |
10 Jul 1911 |
28 Dec 2000 |
89 |
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
Collins |
Arthur John Hammond |
1 Aug 1885 |
Kt Bach |
1834 |
12 Sep 1915 |
81 |
|
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|
|
Collins |
Bryan Thomas Alfred |
14 Oct 1997 |
Kt Bach |
4 Jun 1933 |
|
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|
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Collins |
Charles Henry |
1 Sep 1947 |
Kt Bach |
10 Feb 1887 |
8 Mar 1983 |
96 |
|
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|
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|
|
Collins |
(Daniel) George |
5 Oct 1931 |
Kt Bach |
1869 |
10 May 1959 |
89 |
|
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|
|
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|
|
Collins |
David Charles |
4 Feb 1975 |
Kt Bach |
23 Jan 1908 |
7 Jun 1983 |
75 |
|
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|
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Collins |
David John |
13 Apr 2016 |
Kt Bach |
|
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|
|
Collins |
Diana Clavering |
31 Dec 1998 |
DBE (Civ) |
13 Aug 1917 |
23 May 2003 |
85 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Collins |
Dudley Stuart |
1 Jan 1941 |
KBE (Mil) |
1881 |
12 Jun 1959 |
77 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
Collins |
Geoffrey Abdy |
8 Jul 1952 |
Kt Bach |
5 Jun 1888 |
2 Nov 1986 |
98 |
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
Collins |
Godfrey Ferdinando Stratford |
14 Jun 1945 |
KCIE |
3 Nov 1888 |
3 Aug 1952 |
63 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
Collins |
Godfrey Pattison MP for Greenock 1910-1936.
Secretary of State for Scotland 1932-1936. PC 1932 |
1 Jan 1919 |
KBE (Mil) |
26 Jun 1875 |
13 Oct 1936 |
61 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
Collins |
James Patrick |
9 Jul 1953 |
Kt Bach |
8 Aug 1891 |
1 Dec 1964 |
73 |
|
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|
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|
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Collins |
Joan Henrietta |
31 Dec 2014 |
DBE (Civ) |
23 May 1933 |
|
|
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|
Collins |
John Alexander |
12 Oct 1993 |
Kt Bach |
10 Dec 1941 |
|
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Collins |
John Augustine |
1 Jan 1951 |
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Walter Mytton |
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The following biography of Sir Alexander Burnes
appeared in the August 1968 issue of the Australian monthly magazine |
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"On the afternoon of November 2, 1841,
thousands of Afghans streamed through the bazaars of Kabul amid clouds of |
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swirling dust raised by their naked, frenzied
feet. Borne on a spear point in front of the mob was a human head, its |
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contorted face almost unrecognisable beneath a
mop of blood-clotted hair. Young Alexander Burnes - soldier, diplomat |
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and Asiatic wanderer - had diced with death for
most of his short life. But the Afghans were his friends. He had battled |
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for their cause, adopted their dress and
manners and been accepted almost as one of themselves. At least so Burnes |
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thought when he ignored every warning of the
storm of massacre and terror about to break over the British garrison that |
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had
occupied Kabul. Ironically Burnes himself was the first victim - cut down and
hacked to pieces by the rabble which, |
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even to the last minute, he refused to believe
would harm him. |
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"The brutal slaying ended one of the most
colourful careers in the early 19th century history of British India. At one
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the ladies of fashionable London fainted with
rapture when handsome, white-robed Captain Burnes entered their drawing- |
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rooms.
He brought with him the romantic aura of places like Samarkand, Bokhara and
the shores of the Caspian Sea, |
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where few other Europeans had ever penetrated.
He had fought British officialdom to champion the primitive peoples of |
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the Indian frontiers, and in the end those
people had killed him. |
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"The son of a prosperous lawyer, Alexander
Burnes was born at Montrose, Scotland, in 1805 and enlisted as a cadet in the |
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East India Company's service at the age of 15.
A year later he reached Bombay and was appointed ensign in a native |
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infantry regiment in the company's service.
Parade ground soldiering was a dull business to the teenage officer, whose |
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imagination was on fire with the romance and
mystery of India. With an extraordinary flair for learning he quickly made |
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himself master of a dozen Indian languages,
including obscure dialects of the Himalayas and the North-West Frontier. |
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He devoured books on Hindu history and
religion. By the time he was 20 the company realised that a unique scholar
was |
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being wasted in the barrack rooms of Bombay. |
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"In 1826 he was removed from the army and
posted to the company's political service, responsible for negotiations with |
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the Indian rulers. British influence was
spreading steadily over India, but some native princes were still powerful
figures |
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whose friendship was valuable. Burnes's first
important mission came in 1831, when he was sent to the court of the warlike |
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Ranjit Singh at Lahore. Ostensibly he was to
present five dapple-grey English horses and other gifts to the famous Sikh |
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ruler. The company's real object was to explore
the prospects of opening a trade route along the rich valley of the Indus |
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River. |
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"In January 1831 Burnes set off up the
Indus on the perilous voyage through the bitterly hostile Sindh States to
Ranjit's |
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realm in the Punjab. His boat was wrecked twice
and he narrowly escaped murder as he struggled ashore with his single |
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European companion and retinue of native
servants. Presents of a gold watch, telescopes and a clock made little |
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little impression on the British-hating Amir of
Hyderabad and once more Burnes was lucky to escape capture and execution. |
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These perils were forgotten once he reached the
splendid court of the fearsome, hard-drinking and womanising Ranjit |
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Singh. He was entertained by feasts, troops of
voluptuous dancing girls and endless draughts of liquor that tasted like |
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"molten fire." He was so fascinated
by the vision of oriental magnificence that from then on he began shedding
his European |
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clothes and mode of life. To the horror of
British officialdom he adopted native dress, food and manners, and was even
said |
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to dally with the numerous women of his
household. |
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"In January 1832 the general belief that
young Captain Burnes was eccentric to the point of madness seemed amply |
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confirmed.
For several years he had been pleading with his superiors for permission to
lead an expedition through |
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Afghanistan, Turkestan and Persia to the
Caspian Sea. Russian missions were known to be probing towards Afghanistan |
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from the opposite direction. It was this vague
Russian threat that won Burnes permission to set out on the historic journey |
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that was to bring him
international renown. |
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"Led by Burnes, the party was made up of a
Bengal army surgeon named [James Gilbert] Gerard [1795-1835] and a few |
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Indian servants. They left the Punjab late in
January 1832 and crossed the frontier into Afghanistan. At Kabul Burnes was |
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warmly
welcomed by the Shah, Dost Mohammed, who had seized the throne after ousting
the pro-British, but weak, Shah |
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Shujah. Burnes, who greatly admired the
fiercely independent Afghans, assured his host that the British had no
intention |
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of trying to restore their puppet in Kabul.
Then the little band pushed on northward, through the high, desolate passes
of |
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the Hindu Kush into country where no British
traveller had ever penetrated. |
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"By June they had reached Bokhara, in
Turkestan, where a friendly vizier rescued them just as they were about to be |
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seized and sold as slaves. Burnes was horrified
to learn that 150 Europeans, mostly Russians, were rotting in the dungeons |
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of Bokhara and hundreds more had been sold into
slavery or tortured to death. Fleeing from the dismal city the party made |
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its way to ancient Samarkand. There they found
guides to lead them across the searing Turkman Desert to the Persian |
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frontier. In September he and Gerard gazed on
the waters of the Caspian, the first Britons to reach the great inland sea |
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overland from India. |
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"The perils were not yet over. Plague was
raging in Persia and Burnes's companions abandoned him to make their way to |
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a healthier climate. Burnes was alone,
exhausted and in rags when he at last reached Teheran and again risked being
flung |
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into prison as a European spy. Fortunately the
shah was highly susceptible to flattery and when Burnes at last gained an |
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audience he made the most of it. "Centre
of the universe!" he hailed the shah. "In all my travels nothing
has equalled what |
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I now behold - the radiant light of your
imperial countenance!" The gratified shah forgave Burnes's battered
appearance |
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and lack of gifts and for the next few weeks
kept him as an honoured guest at his court. |
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"When Burnes finally returned to Bombay by
sea early in 1833 he found himself the hero of the day. The acclaim in India, |
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however, was small compared to the adulation
and honours that rained on him when he went to England on leave a year |
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later.
His book about his travels brought him £1000 within a few weeks of
publication. The Geographical Societies of |
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London and Paris awarded him gold medals. In
London the elegant Captain Burnes, with his flowing oriental robes and |
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romantic manners, was idolised by feminine
society from duchesses downwards. Kill William invited him to Windsor. He
gave |
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lectures, posed for painters and in his spare
time ran up an impressive list of amorous conquests. |
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"But
he found a very different atmosphere, full of hostility and contempt, when he
returned to India in 1835. Fears of |
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Russia were growing and, led by Sir William
Macnaghten, political chief of the East India Company, Britain was planning a |
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fresh intervention in Afghanistan. In vain
Burnes pleaded that a free Afghanistan under the strong rule of Dost Mohammed |
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was the best
security against Russian intrigues. |
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"In 1839 a British army marched across the
frontier, drove Dost Mohammed from his throne and reinstalled the wretched, |
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vicious Shah Shujah in his place. A British
garrison of 8000 stayed in Kabul, with Macnaghten as envoy with Burnes his |
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assistant. Month after month Burnes saw the
storm gathering, but was still confident that his friendship with the Afghan |
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chiefs
would avert a rising. |
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"The blow of disillusion finally fell on
November 2, 1841. All morning a blood-lusting mob seethed around Burnes's
house |
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while Macnaghten, the garrison and the puppet
shah were bottled up in the palace. Just before noon Burnes, clad in |
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Afghan
dress, went out to reason with the leaders of the crowd. Two musket shots
pierced his breast, flashing sword |
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blades descended on his prostrate body and then
his head was hacked from his shoulders. Within a few weeks every Briton |
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in Kabul had shared the terrible fate of the
famous and over-confident "Bokhara" Burnes." |
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The following eyewitness account by one Bowh
Singh was published in the "Bombay Times" of 23 April 1842:- |
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"Sir Alexander Burnes was duly informed by
his Afghan servants, the day previous to his murder, that there was a stir in |
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the city, and that, if he remained in it, his
life would be in danger; they told him that he had better go to the canton- |
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ments;
this he declined doing, giving as his reason that the Afghans never suffered
any injury from him, but on the |
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contrary he had done much for them, and he was
quite sure they would never injure him. |
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"On the day of the murder, as early as
three o'clock in the morning, a cossid [courier or messenger] came to me, on
duty |
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outside; he said "Go and inform your
master immediately that there is a tumult in the city, and that the merchants
are |
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removing their goods and valuables from the
shops." I knew what my master had said on this subject the day before,
so I |
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did not waken him, but put on my chupras and
went to the char choukh. Here I met the wuzeer [vizier], Nazamat Dowlah, |
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going towards my master's house; I immediately
turned with him, and on our arrival woke him, when my master dressed |
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quickly, and went to the wuzeer, and talked
with him some time. The wuzeer endeavoured to induce him to go immediately |
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into cantonments, assuring him that it was not
safe to remain in the city; he, however, persisted in remaining, saying:
"If I |
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go, the Afghans will say I was afraid, and ran
away." He however sent a note to Sir W. Macnaghten, by Wallee Mahomed. |
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"A chobar came from the king to call the
wuzeer, who asked and obtained permission to stay at the door; the wuzeer
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already that some of Ameen oola Khan's people have collected to attack you;
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He (Sir A. Burnes) said, "No, the King sent for you to go to him without
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away. The gates were then closed, and then in a little time surrounded |
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by Ameen oola Khan and his rabble. Hydur Khan,
the late kotwal [leader of the fort] of the city, whom Sir Alexander Burnes |
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Hissar, with one of the king's pultuns [infantry regiment], on seeing the
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apparently for granted that Sir A. Burnes had either escaped or been |
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destroyed, and withdrew the regiment. At this
time, the whole mob of the city was collected, and the house in flames. |
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and had got half way, when he met an Afghan, who said that he had been |
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looking about, and there was not the least sign
of a regiment. My master then turned back, and remarked there was no |
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of assistance coming from the cantonments or the king. A muslim, a
Cashmeeree, came forward, and said, "If your |
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cease firing on the people, I swear by the Koran that I will take you safe |
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firing ceased, and Sir A. Burnes agreed to accompany him, and for the sake of
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longee. The moment he came out of the door, a
few yards, with the Cashmeeree, the wretch called out "Here is Sikunder |
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Barnes." He was rushed on by hundreds, and
cut to pieces with their knives. His brother Captain Burnes went out with
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Captain Broadfoot was shot sometime before, in the house, and expired in half
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they were all killed in the affair. All the Hindoostanees except myself were |
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escaped, as he was at home. I got away, having an Afghan dress. All the
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after being several days in a shop. Sir Alexander forbade the chuprassees and |
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Sir Vincent Henry Penalver Caillard [Kt Bach 1896] and his second wife |
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In 1927 Sir Vincent married, as his second
wife, Mrs. Zoë Oakley Maund. She was an ardent spiritualist, and was chairman |
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of "The Society of Progressive
Souls." In August 1934 she published a book which she claimed to have
taken down from |
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her dead husband's dictation by means of an
instrument called a "Communigraph." On the release of the book, the
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the public of which is claimed to be a prelude
to the death of a woman well known in society - Lady Caillard. |
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'It
is called "A New Conception of Love" (Rider & Co., 15s), and
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'Sir
Vincent, who died in 1930, was a distinguished servant of the Crown and at
one time president of the Ottoman Public |
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Debt Council. Retiring from official life he
became a great industrialist - President of the Confederation of British
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Vickers Ltd. |
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1927, at the age of 71, he married as his second wife Mrs. Zoë Oakley Maund.
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the book is published, for in an appendix to
the volume, she writes: "He (Sir Vincent) has promised me that as soon
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this book is finished and published my earthly
work will be completed and my suffering will be at an end. I shall then join |
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him in the beautiful home of which he
writes…….I know this is true because he has never once broken a promise to
me." |
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'Lady
Caillard was reported last night to be in fair health and excellent spirits.
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company of friends and paid a visit to a
cinema. |
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'The
quotation is perhaps the least astonishing of the many surprising things in
this remarkable book. It is claimed that |
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what ordinary people would call the spirit of
Sir Vincent wrote the volume on a special kind of instrument called a |
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"communigraph," but which he alludes
to as his typewriter. It is asserted it was made under the direction of a
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spirit with Sir Vincent, a Mr. George Jobson,
who when on earth was a scientific engineer. |
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"Sir Vincent" explains how he learnt
to "materialise" so that he could be seen by Lady Caillard on earth
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friends literally drawn from the jaws of death and relieved from excruciating |
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'According
to the book it was Dr. Robert Dudgeon, Lady Caillard's father, or, rather,
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invention for healing, "which he has built in our laboratory with our
comrade, |
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George Jobson, and which instruments we hope
later to give instructions for making on earth. I can only deal briefly |
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with just one instance of his work in this
book. My beloved wife was suffering from a very painful cancerous growth last |
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summer. She was quite ready to come to me
because of her agony. Dr. Dudgeon began using the marvellous rays from |
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his instrument and in so doing I watched the
absolute miracle that took place. The growth diminished rapidly until only |
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a small nodule was left. The cure of the
disease was complete, but there are now failures of tissue which after long
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is of interest to note that it is claimed Sir Vincent Caillard operated the
Communigraph at Lady Caillard's house, the |
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Belfry - a converted chapel - in West
Halkin-street, London, S.W. It is intimated by "Sir Vincent" that
such high hopes |
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are held of the possibilities of this
instrument that "Ethel (a teaching spirit) is teaching people of various
nations to use |
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the Communigraph, because we are making such
strides at the Belfry that great statesmen, kings, and leaders of many |
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nations see the possibilities of giving
international messages of counsel and guidance to their respective people,
and by |
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this means we of the Trianon Band are praying
to God that our Communigraphs may bring universal peace and brother- |
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As far as the publishing of the book presaging
the death of Lady Caillard, it is only fair to point out that she died a mere |
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The following biography of this remarkable
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"Parade":- |
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"During World War I the British Army had
few officers like Belgian-born Adrian Carton de Wiart. He went into battle
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with a walking stick and followed by his batman with a blanket and a petrol
stove. Yet, despite his unorthodox |
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approach to 20th century warfare, Carton de
Wiart's superiors thought so highly of him that in little more than a year he |
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rose from captain to brigadier-general and won
the VC and the DSO. In a military career going back to the Boer War he |
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Boer War he was hit twice while serving in
South Africa, once in Somaliland and eight times in France. With only an
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grandmother to give him a little British blood,
Carton de Wiart spent a lifetime fighting for his adopted country. Winston |
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Churchill once called him a model of chivalry
and honour who thrived in the fire of war and was literally shot to pieces |
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"Born in Brussels on May 5, 1880, Adrian
Carton de Wiart came from an aristocratic Belgian family. Like his lawyer
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he was sent to England to be educated. At 11 he
was enrolled at the Oratory School in Birmingham and later went on to |
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Balliol College [Oxford] to study law. When the
Boer War broke out in 1899 he threw up his studies to enlist as a trooper |
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in a cavalry regiment, Paget's Horse, and
sailed for South Africa. A few months later he received his first wound while |
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trying to cross a river in full view of a Boer
detachment. Later, while waiting for transport to hospital, he was questioned |
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his OC and asked whether there had been many Boers about. "No,"
Carton de Wiart replied, "but the few that were |
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Returning to South Africa he enlisted again as a trooper in the Imperial
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was soon made a corporal but was demoted 24 hours later for threatening to
punch a sergeant. However, he was |
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obviously a born soldier and the incident was
soon forgotten. Within a few months he was given a commission. Soon after, |
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the regiment was ordered to attack a Boer
outpost. On the way it was held up by a barbed-wire fence which was covered |
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by Boer rifles. Rushing up to his colonel,
Carton de Wiart asked permission to make a single-handed dash out to the wire |
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with a pair of cutters. "Don't be a damn
fool," he was told. "Get back to your men and stay under
cover." He obeyed only |
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only to receive a severe wound later in the
action. While in hospital he was offered a transfer with a commission to the |
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stationed in India he siphoned his energy into pig-sticking and polo. In 1908
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spell as ADC to Sir Henry Hildyard,
commander-in-chief in South Africa, Captain de Wiart was posted to England.
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palmy peacetime years followed as adjutant of
the Royal Gloucestershire Hussars. His duties were so unimportant that he |
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managed to spend many months each year on the
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"When in 1914 the fanatical Dervishes of
Somaliland under their colourful leader, Abdallah Hasan, rose against their
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overlords,
Carton de Wiart saw the chance of action. He won a transfer to the Somaliland
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of native Somalis under British officers.
Before sailing he sat for an examination for promotion to major. He failed
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and in one paper, Military Law, set a record by
obtaining eight marks out of a possible 200. Later in life Carton de Wiart |
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commented: "How lucky I was that wars wash
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"Arriving in Somaliland in August 1914,
the detachment was met by the news that Britain and Germany were at war.
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some months spent training Somali troops, he
led a company in a general attack against Abdallah Hasan's stronghold at |
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Shimber Berris. Early in the battle he received
a bullet wound above the left eye. The injury gave him a chance to get |
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into the war against Germany. Evacuated to
Egypt, he refused to let local surgeons touch his eye and demanded to be |
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sent home. As a result he was placed on the
next ship to England. On January 3, 1915, his eye was removed in London. |
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Two weeks later he faced a medical board which
at first refused to take seriously his demand to be passed fit for service |
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in France. Finally the board members said they
would consider the request if he showed he could wear a satisfactory glass |
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eye. He got one, went before the board again
and was passed fit for general service. Leaving the building he called a
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"By February 1915 he was in Flanders as a
squadron leader with the 4th Dragoon Guards, the cavalry regiment in which he |
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had served in India. He survived the first gas
attack of the war at the opening of the Second Battle of Ypres on April 22, |
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but a few days later his left hand was
shattered by shrapnel. He staggered back to his regiment and was mistaken for
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German and fired on by his own men. He was
recognised before a bullet could find its mark. Taken to a dressing station, |
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his hand was examined by a doctor. Two fingers
were hanging only by strips of skin. Most of the palm and wrist was |
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missing. Carton de Wiart asked the doctor to
take the two fingers off. When the request was refused he pulled them off |
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himself.
Although the whole hand was later amputated, that did not stop Carton de
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outmoded in trench warfare he transferred to the infantry and was appointed
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Battalion. After a quick grounding in infantry work he was promoted
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colonel
and given command of his own the 8th Gloucester's. He led them in an attack
on La Boiselle during the Battle of |
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the Battle of the Somme in July 1916, and took
over another two battalions which had lost their commanders. The whole |
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British
line in that sector was wavering under a German counter-attack and the two
leaderless battalions were on the |
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verge of a chaotic withdrawal. Then they saw
Carton de Wiart's tall figure, moustaches bristling, advancing alone on the |
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Germans and tossing grenades as he went. During
that engagement, he said in after years, "I was compelled to use bombs |
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bombs for the first and last time. With only
one hand I found a new use for my teeth in pulling the pins out and thanked |
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Providence that my teeth were my own." His
stirring example stiffened the leaderless British infantrymen and despite
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casualties they bounded out to support him. The
advance did not stop until they had taken La Boiselle. For his action that |
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[His citation in the London Gazette of 8
September 1916 (issue 29740, page 8869) reads:- "For most conspicuous
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coolness
and determination during severe operations of a prolonged nature. It was
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dauntless courage and inspiring example that a
serious reverse was averted. He displayed the utmost energy and courage |
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in forcing our attack home. After three other
battalion Commanders had become casualties, he controlled their commands, |
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and
ensured that the ground won was maintained at all costs. He frequently
exposed himself in the organisation of |
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positions and of supplies, passing
unflinchingly through fire barrage of the most intense nature. His gallantry
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"After
that promotions followed almost as quickly as fresh wounds. A machine-gun
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of his head and he was hit by a shell fragment
in the ankle about the same time he was first given command of a brigade. |
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Preparing for the Battle of Cambrai, he was
inspecting front-line trenches one day when the Germans opened up with an |
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artillery barrage and he was hit in the hip. In
hospital he asked for news of his brigade and whether it had been attacked |
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after the barrage. He was told there was no
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offensive of March 1918. But Carton de Wiart
was still in the field as commander of a brigade in the 61st Division at the |
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returned to the British Army as lieutenant-general. His first task was to
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the ill-fated expeditionary force which fought
in central Norway after that country was invaded by Germany. In 1941 the |
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British Prime Minister, Winston Churchill,
ordered him to Yugoslavia as military adviser to the resistance movement. On
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way his plane crashed into the Mediterranean.
Carton de Wiart and the crew got ashore in North Africa but were taken |
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Richard O'Connor, who had also been captured in North Africa, he tunnelled
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out of an officers' prison in Florence.
Although then 63 and recognisable from his black eye-patch and missing hand,
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resolutely set out with O'Connor for the Swiss
border. They covered 150 miles in 8 days before they were finally run down |
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and returned to the Florence prison. Carton de
Wiart remained there until September 1944 when the Italians transferred |
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only three weeks' leave he was sent to China as the Prime Minister's personal
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Rangoon broke his back and at last finished his active career. Sir Adrian
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Sir Ernest Joseph Cassel [KCMG 1899, KCVO 1901, GCMG 1905, GCVO 1906
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Sir Ernest's biography appeared in the
September 1956 edition of the Australian monthly magazine
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"King
Edward VII once asked a foreign ambassador whether he had seen Oscar Wilde's
famous play, "The Importance of |
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Being Earnest." The diplomat smiled and
shook his head. "No sire," he quipped, "but I have seen the
importance of being |
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Ernest Cassel." He was referring to the
strange friendship between a flinty, taciturn, strait-laced financier and the
worldly, |
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sophisticated, pleasure-loving monarch. The
friendship, it was rumoured, owed much of its warmth to the Cassel millions, |
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which helped Edward, then Prince of Wales,
through the sticky financial crises in which his gambling and extravagance |
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"Ernest Cassel was born on March 3,1852,
youngest child of Jakob Cassel, a small money-lender of Cologne, Germany. He |
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grew into a youthful prodigy both at the violin
and chess. He was so good at chess, that his father gave him the choice |
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of
a business career or becoming a professional chess player. He chose business.
There was no room in his father's one- |
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man concern; so he was apprenticed to Elzbacher
& Co., a prominent private banking house of Cologne. At 16, Cassel |
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decided there were more opportunities in
England. He went to Liverpool where he clerked in a grain merchant's office
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shillings a week, and moved later to the
Anglo-Egyptian Bank in Paris. The Franco-Prussian War of 1870 sent young
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back to England. He applied for a vacancy with
the old Jewish financial house of Bischoffsheim and Goldschmidt in London. |
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application was held up to employees for years as a model of businesslike
correspondence. Other applicants filled |
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pages praising themselves. Cassel confined
himself to two lines. "Dear Sirs," he wrote, "I apply for the
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office and refer you to my former chiefs,
Messrs. Elzbacher, Cologne." Cassel started at £200 a year. Within 12
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was office manager. "We'll give you £500 a
year," said Bischoffsheim senior, announcing the promotion. "You
mean £5000," |
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snapped back young Cassel. Bischoffsheim
gulped. He thought of the profitable deals Cassel had already engineered for
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investments. He had to liquidate businesses, |
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collect debts, buy new concerns - on all of
which he received substantial commissions. He turned the "white
elephant" |
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Swedish Central Railway Company into a profit
maker. The railway carried iron ore to the port of Oxelosund. It had two |
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competitors. None was making money. Cassel
realised that if the railway was to make a profit it had to carry more
freight. |
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therefore bought the mine, installed a new process to increase production and
gave the extra business to his own |
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railway. Competitors had to sell out and were
merged with his own line into one efficient service. When both railway and |
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mine were paying, Cassel unloaded them on the
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1884, then set up for himself in a cubbyhole which remained his only office
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retired a millionaire many times over. Cassel
was a lone wolf. He never had a partner. Partners, he said, "commit you
to |
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things you don't want to be committed to."
The late 19th century was a period of fabulous business development. Untold |
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millions poured yearly into railways, mining,
manufacturing, shipping and agriculture. A good proportion of those invest- |
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was channelled through Ernest Cassel, who raised loans for Mexico and China,
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of Uruguay, founded banks in Turkey, Egypt and Morocco. |
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private life, however, was in tragic contrast to his business success. He was
only 22 when his mother died. A year |
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later his father and brother followed her.
Ernest Cassel was alone, without relatives or friends in a foreign land. He
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piling up money. His life changed briefly when he fell in love with an
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landowner. They married in 1878. A daughter, Maud, was born the following
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died of consumption. Grimly he returned to money-making, piling up fabulous |
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"Luck played his way. On holiday in
Switzerland, Cassel climbed down a dangerous cliff to rescue a girl trapped
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the lower slopes of Mont Blanc. Her father
proved to be Jacob Schiff [1847-1920], head of the great American banking |
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house of Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Schiff and Cassel
were both German Jews. They became friends. Schiff made Cassel European |
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agent for his firm and later summoned him to
the United States to reorganise the Louisville and Nashville railway.
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his operations to South America, Cassel picked
up control of the Mexican Central Railway, put it on a profit-making basis |
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properties, then took his profit by selling at the higher values. His
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assets put him into the lucrative field of
underwriting - particularly foreign loans. His fortune bounded as he dealt in |
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"Cassel bought a mansion in Grosvenor
Square, London, and set about acting the millionaire. He collected paintings,
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beckoned to the former migrant boy, who still looked like a stocky little
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he had not yet fully "arrived." The Jockey Club turned down his
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"His friendship with the Prince of Wales
finally opened the social portals to Ernest Cassel. They met when Cassel
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executor to Baron de Hirsch, private banker and
financial adviser to the Prince. Cassel took over the role himself and soon |
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joined the exclusive circle of witty, smart and
worldly intimates that flocked round the future King of England. He had none |
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of their qualities of sophistication and skill
for clever repartee. He was a gruff, shy man, scornful of the gambling and |
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people concluded wrongly his friendship with Edward stemmed not from personal |
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regard but from ulterior motives. The financier
wanted social acceptance. The Prince needed the tips and advice he could |
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profitable investments - and occasional help in hard cash. |
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"In business Cassel drove himself to make
more money. Towards the end of the century he formed a company which built |
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the Central London Railway, the first
"tube" or underground in the city. As far back as 1897, he saw the
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inevitable European war still 17 years ahead.
He invested in shipbuilding concerns and created a great armaments combine |
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of the Vickers and Maxim gun-making companies.
In 1898 Cassel invaded Egypt with his millions. He formed the Irrigation |
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Investment
Corporation, which in a few years completed the great Assuan and Assiut dames
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the flood waters of the Nile. Cassel not only
built the dams at great personal profit, but he snapped up huge tracts of |
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adjacent land at nominal prices. When this
barren territory received the life-giving waters from the dams, its value
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astronomically. Cassel cleaned up his greatest
profit from any single coup. The Prince of Wales persuaded Queen Victoria |
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"As the intimate of the Prince, Cassel
began to entertain on a regal scale. His hospitality, particularly when his
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graced by the royal presence, became munificent
in its splendour. He took to chartering ocean liners and whole flotillas of |
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Nile steamboats to accommodate his guests for
weeks at a time. When Edward came to the throne in 1901, the social |
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position of the favoured Cassel caused great
court criticism and resentment. The same year, Cassel's daughter, Maud, |
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married
the future Lord Mount Temple. The King was godfather to her first child. To
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in 1905 acquired Brook House, a cavernous,
opulent mansion in Park Lane. Renovations and improvements took three years. |
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"The day Edward VII died in May, 1910, he
sent for Cassel and insisted on dressing and seeing him against the advice of |
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his doctors. The financier was the last of his
circle to see the King alive. Despite the undercurrent of ulterior motive,
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was genuine affection between the two
contrasting men. After he heard the King had died, Cassel called on another
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Margot Asquith, wife of the Prime Minister. The
two of them "sat on a sofa and wept quietly together." An even
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blow overwhelmed Cassel the following year. His
beloved daughter became infected with the dread disease that carried off |
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her mother. Frantically Cassel shuttled her
back and forth across the world in search of a cure. He consulted doctors and |
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tried climates as far apart as Egypt and
Alaska. It was futile. In the spring of 1911, she died. Her desolate father
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left but his millions and her two baby daughters - who, when he made a new
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"The savour, however, had gone from
money-making. Sir Ernest Cassel retired from active business. He closed the
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office
where he made his millions and bought a building where an army of clerks
worked simply to administer his vast |
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investments. He went back into business briefly
in 1915 when he successfully negotiated for the Government the first |
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"The war brought him fresh bitterness. His
German origin roused the enmity of certain groups in England who took legal |
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action to have him removed from the Privy
Council to which Edward VII had appointed him. The High Court threw out their |
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case.
That did not heal the hurt to Cassel whose loyalty to England had never
wavered for nearly 50 years. He retired |
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even more behind the gloomy facade of Brook
House, where in his last years he developed a curious miserliness in minor |
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personal expenditure. At the same time he was
pouring out cash in charitable gifts. In his life he gave away £2 millions, |
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most of it in his last few years. His only
pleasure came from his two grand-daughters. The elder, and favourite,
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to live with him in 1919 and softened some of his loneliness. |
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"On September 21 [1921], Sir Ernest Cassel
collapsed and died of a heart attack at his desk. He had just completed the |
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purchase, for £88,000, of the Riviera villa of
King Leopold of the Belgians. His grand-daughters shared £7 and a half
millions |
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from his estate. Taking into account his
charities and personal spending, it was estimated he had earned twice that
much |
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in his life - one of the greatest examples of
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In the 1911 edition of the "Encyclopaedia
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"British
military administrator, the son of a French general by his marriage with an
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department
of the Meuse, on the 4th of July 1841. He nevertheless obtained
naturalization as an Englishman, and entered |
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the military service of the East India Company.
After passing through the college at Addiscombe [the East India Company |
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Military
Seminary], he served through the Oudh campaign against the mutineers in 1858
and 1859. In 1861 he was |
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appointed an assistant commissioner in the
Punjab, and in 1877 became deputy commissioner of Peshawar and took part |
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in
several expeditions against the hill tribes. In 1878 he was attached to the
staff of the British mission to Kabul, which |
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the Afghans refused to allow to proceed. In May
1879, after the death of the amir Shere Ali, Cavagnari negotiated and |
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signed the treaty of Gandamak with his
successor, Yakub Khan. By this the Afghans agreed to admit a British resident
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Kabul, and the post was conferred on Cavagnari,
who also received the Star of India and was made a K.C.B. He took up |
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his residence in July, and for a time all
seemed to go well, but on the 3rd of September Cavagnari and the other
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members
of the mission [along with their guards who were members of the Corps of
Guides] were massacred in a sudden |
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published in "The Times of India" on 30 September, 1879, written by
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ancient fortress], on the 3rd inst. Major Sir Louis Cavagnari and the other
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officers were in the bungalow. At about 8 a.m.
the Turkestani "Ordal" regiment, which was in the Bala Hissar, was
paraded |
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"Let us destroy the Envoy first of all, and after that the Ameer."
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some of the syces [grooms or stable attendants] who were sitting there. |
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weapons and returned with them in a quarter of an hour. If in that time the
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officers had so desired, they might have
escaped. They then commenced to besiege the Residency, and from commanding |
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positions made the roof of the Residency
untenable. We then made shelter-trenches on it, and fired from the windows. |
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city people came to help the soldiers at about 10 a.m. Major Sir Louis
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about 1 p.m.; he was in a shelter-trench. A man
from the roof of a house shot at him, and the bullet, striking a brick, |
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it together with a piece of brick struck Sir
Louis. But he was not killed. Mr. Jenkyns came up and sent for a Munshi [a |
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native interpreter] to write to the Ameer, but
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were besieged and he was to help us, and sent it by Ghulam Nabbi, a Kabuli,
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old Guide sowar, who was in the Residency. No
answer came. Ghulam Nabbi afterwards told me that the Ameer wrote on |
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the letter, "If God will, I am just making
arrangements." |
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Cavagnari was helped into the Residency and attended to by Dr. Kelly. Mr.
Jenkyns then ordered me to send a |
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second letter to the Ameer, stating that Major
Cavagnari was wounded and to hasten on assistance. This letter was sent |
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by a Hindu, whose name I don't know. He was cut
to pieces in front of the Residency. I was at about 3 p.m. sent with a |
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letter by Lieut. Hamilton, promising six
months' pay. By that time they had managed to get on the roof of the
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I went armed into the midst of the crowd, and
was immediately stripped of my arms, but my life was saved by an officer. |
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I then said I had a promise to give them six
months' pay. They threw me from the roof of the Residency on to the roof of |
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the neighbouring house. I lost my senses, was
stripped of everything I had, and was taken to General Karim Khan, who |
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commanded the brigade which had mutinied. He
was sitting on a bed, surrounded by fifty or sixty men. I did not see him |
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give any orders, but when I told him I had come
to give six months' pay to the troops, and that he must stop their |
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fighting, he said he was helpless in the
matter, and ordered me to be confined. I know nothing of what happened after |
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the Residency just as I was leaving. A wounded havildar [sergeant] of the |
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Ameer's,
who was brought to the house where I was imprisoned, let me escape for
extracting a bullet from his back. It |
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was then morning. [At] daybreak I went to the
Residency and saw first the corpse of Lieutenant Hamilton lying over a |
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mountain-gun, which had been brought up. The
troops who were there told me Lieut. Hamilton had shot about three men |
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with his pistol and had cut down two more
before he was shot. He was stripped and cut to pieces, but not dishonoured. |
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Jenkyns in a similar state. I did not go into the Residency, but was told |
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Dr.
Kelly was lying killed in the Residency. Sir Louis Cavagnari was in the
Residency when it fell in flames. He was in the |
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room
where the wounded were, and his body had not been discovered when I left the
city. All bodies found in the |
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"One summer's day in 1849, a party of
gentlemen, holding vinegar-soaked handkerchiefs to their noses, stumbled down |
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the rickety staircase of a slum tenement in St.
Giles, London. Above them, in the noisome garret they had just left, a |
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family of eight were living in stench and
squalor. In a corner was the coffin of a girl who had died of cholera 12 days |
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earlier. As the visitors reached the street,
Edwin Chadwick turned grimly to his companions. "You see, I do not
exaggerate |
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our problem!" he said. In that terrible
year of 1849 more than 70,000 people died in the worst cholera epidemic in
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history. Thanks to Edwin Chadwick the horrors
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"Edwin Chadwick was born in Manchester on
January 24, 1800. His father was a radical journalist whose sympathy for |
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Napoleon forced him to flee to America. Thrown
on his own resources, young Chadwick became a clerk in a London |
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attorney's office. He also wrote for
newspapers, and was secretary to the old philosopher Jeremy Bentham, whose
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"Chadwick early began investigating the
fever dens of the East End. When he himself was struck down with typhoid, he |
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determined to devote the rest of his life to a
crusade for public health. His chance came when he was appointed secretary |
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of the new Poor Law Board. He at once dominated
it. His scarifying report on a fever outbreak in Whitechapel forced the |
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Government
to set up a Royal Commission into the Sanitary Conditions of the Labouring
Population. For three years |
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"He poked a prying. nose into filthy,
densely-packed slums growing round the booming new industrial cities of the
north. He |
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angry slum landlords, their wretched tenants, and the ignorant
"Bumbles" of local authorities. He found that |
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some of the back alleys of Manchester had not
been cleaned for five years. There, as in Leeds, Sheffield and Birmingham, |
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the
great mass of people lived in fever dens amid heaps of refuse and the
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"Even
the hardiest Tory quailed before the evidence Chadwick amassed. It
embarrassed his own Poor Law Board, who |
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ganged up to get rid of him. Their chance came
in the turmoil of the "Andover Scandal" of 1846, when it was
revealed that |
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the half-starved inmates of Andover workhouse
were gnawing the bones they were set to grind. Public fury exploded. The |
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Board was reorganised. Chadwick, the only
champion of the poor on the Board, was made the scapegoat and sacked. |
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Chadwick fought back. His friends, including
reformer Lord Shaftesbury, rallied to his aid. In 1848, when the first Public |
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Health Act in British history became law,
Chadwick was the dominant member of the Health Board then set up. Chadwick |
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was again the chief investigator. As he
surveyed the London scene of 1848, he may well have been appalled at his
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1801 the population of London had swollen from 865,000 to over 2,000,000.
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driven from the country by the Enclosure Acts,
as the birth-rate in London barely kept pace with the staggering death- |
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rate. The newcomers were housed in a noxious
network of slum streets, alleys and courts, stretching east from White- |
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chapel and Mile End, south over the marshes of
Lambeth, and north from Holborn and Moorfields. The poverty and over- |
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crowding were almost unbelievable. In the
notorious "rookery" of St. Giles, Chadwick found 944 people living
in 26 foul old |
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houses clustered round a court 22 feet wide,
with a single pump at one end and one latrine at the other to serve all 944 |
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of the 270,000 houses in London had cesspools under them, often three or
four. Chadwick probed cellars where |
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whole families were sleeping, while filth from
overflowing cesspools ran down the walls and over the floor. Outside the |
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slaughterhouses in Whitechapel, the gutters ran
with gore. "Blood, black and clotted, entrails and manure lay in large
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on the pavement, with infection and putridity
on every side." Even the West End aristocracy fared little better. Under |
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fashionable
Portman and Cavendish Squares was a maze of ancient brick sewers, so decrepit
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flushed for fear they would collapse. Six of
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from the Thames, into which every sewer and
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"Even more horrifying, said Chadwick, were
the burial grounds. Every year, about 50,000 dead Londoners were crammed |
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into vaults and churchyards in the city area,
until the mouldering coffins were piled a dozen deep and the top layer was |
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sometimes only nine inches below the surface.
Members of church congregations often fainted at the vile odour seeping |
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up from the burial vaults below. In St.
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"Even Chadwick's furious energy was almost
helpless against apathetic tradition. His Health Board had few legal powers |
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and could only "advise" local Boards.
In London alone, there were 300 parish councils and local paving, drainage
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sewerage authorities all jealous of their own
little authority. Many churchmen denounced Chadwick's campaign against |
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city burial grounds as "sacrilege."
Chadwick stormed at his foes as "defenders of the citadel of
filth." The whole subsoil of |
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"It took the worst cholera plague in
British history to bring the diehards to their senses, and provide Chadwick
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justification. Cholera and typhoid had been
frequent visitors to London. In 1831 nearly 6000 had died. The great epidemic |
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that swept the country in 1849, however, killed
more than 70,000 in Britain and 18,000 in London alone. Starting in India |
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in
1846, the plague marched across Asia and Europe like an avenging army. In
1847 it was in Persia and Turkey. By |
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June 1848, the hot breath of corruption had
reached Moscow and St. Petersburg. Before the end of the year, it was in |
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"Thousands of refugees streaming from
Russia, Poland and Prussia carried the infection into western Europe. In
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Parliament, Chadwick, Shaftesbury and their friends warned that Britain could
not escape. Ahead of the plague came |
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a wave of panic. The age of Pasteur and Lister
had not yet dawned. A few bold doctors believed that cholera was caused |
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by bacilli in infected water and food, as it
is, but the Royal College of Physicians dismissed such idle fancies. Cholera,
said |
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the experts, was caused by, "miasmic
vapours." The Queen's Physician recommended a mixture of laudanum, oil
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turpentine and brandy as an antidote. Other
doctors advised wrapping a patient in wet blankets, or dosing him with gum |
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arabic, cinnamon water or spirits of camphor.
Flannel "cholera belts" and a diet of boiled rice were also
suggested. "Soap |
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water was the real answer," said Chadwick bluntly. Clean up the streets,
drains, sewers and burial grounds - and |
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"In
November, 1848, the cholera reached Britain. For the next 10 months it raged
with devouring fury. More than 400 |
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people died in London in June, 1849. The figure
rose steadily to 6361 in August, when the foul morass of the slums |
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sweltered in the summer heat. By early August,
the deathroll topped 200 a day, reaching a peak of 336 on September 4. |
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Bethnal Green, Shoreditch, Lambeth, Southwark
and Bermondsey were the worst plague spots, but the mourning hatch- |
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hatchments were going up, too, over the great houses of Mayfair and St.
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died in a fortnight. Most of the victims collapsed in convulsions less than
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their pallid, shaking bodies. Often the dead and living lay together for days
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decomposing bodies. Gaols and workhouses were decimated. In the ships off |
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"At last, with the approach of winter, the
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propaganda. Burials in city churchyards were forbidden by law. The Health |
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Board was gradually armed with powers to
override the archaic, fumbling parish bodies. A gigantic clean-up slowly got |
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under way. Chadwick, however, had made so many
personal enemies that, when the Health Board was replaced by the |
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Board of Works in 1855, he was retired on a
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"The Times" summed up the feelings of
the many people affronted by his impatient temper: "We prefer to run the
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cholera, rather than be bullied into health by
Mr. Chadwick!" It was an idiotic and ungrateful comment. Chadwick,
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continued his tireless propaganda. When the Board of Works launched its huge |
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"In his later years, Chadwick was often
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knighthood in 1889. A year later, on July 6, 1890, Sir Edwin Chadwick died.
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lived long enough to see London the healthiest metropolis in Europe, and the
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Sir Henry Hugh Clifford VC [KCMG 1879] |
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Clifford was the third son of Hugh Charles
Clifford, 7th Baron Clifford of Chudleigh. He joined the Army in 1846, and
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gaining military experience in South Africa
against both the Boers and rebel native tribes, was appointed aide-de-camp to |
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Sir George Brown, commander of the light
division during the Crimean War. It was here that he won his Victoria Cross,
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citation in the London Gazette (issue 21971,
page 662) reading:- |
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"For
conspicuous courage at the Battle of Inkerman, in leading a charge and
killing one of the enemy with his sword, |
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disabling another, and saving the life of a
soldier." |
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After service in China during the Second Opium
or Anglo-Chinese War in 1857/1858, he spent the next 20 years in various |
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staff positions, before returning to South
Africa in 1879 to serve in the Zulu War, subsequently retiring with the rank
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Sir Brett Mackay Cloutman VC [Kt Bach 1957] |
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Cloutman enlisted in the Army at the outbreak
of World War I and had risen through the ranks to Acting Major in command |
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the 59th Field Company, Royal Engineers, when, in November 1918, he took part
in an action which earned him the |
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award
of the Victoria Cross (the last act to win a VC in WW1). The citation in the
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page 1503) reads:- |
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"For most conspicuous bravery on the 6th
of November, 1918, at Pont-Sur-Sambre. Maj. Cloutman, after reconnoitring the |
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river
crossings, found the Quartres Bridge almost intact but prepared for
demolition. Leaving his party under cover he |
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went
forward alone, swam across the river, and having cut the "leads"
from the charges, returned the same way, despite |
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the fact the bridge and all approaches thereto
were swept by enemy shells and machine-gun fire at close range. Although |
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the bridge was blown up later in the day by
other means, the abutments remained intact." |
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After the war Cloutman entered the legal
profession, being appointed a KC in 1946, and rising to become Senior
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Sir Alexander Stanhope Cobbe VC [KCB 1917, KCSI 1919 and GCB 1928] |
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Born in India, Cobbe was commissioned in the
South Wales Borderers (of Rorke's Drift fame) in 1889. In 1894 he was |
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transferred to the Indian Army Staff Corps
where he took part in the Relief of Chitral in 1895. After his regiment was |
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transferred to Africa, Cobbe fought in the
Ashanti War in 1900. In 1902, Cobbe was promoted to the local rank of |
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Lieutenant-Colonel and appointed commandant of
the 1st Battalion of the King's African Rifles, before being deployed to |
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British Somaliland in the campaign against
Mohammed Abdullah Hassan ("the Mad Mullah") who established the
Dervish |
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State
and was agitating against British rule. It was here that his won his Victoria
Cross, the citation in the London |
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"During the action at Erego, on 6th
October, 1902, when some of the Companies had retired, Lieutenant-Colonel
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was left by himself in front of the line, with
a Maxim gun. Without assistance he brought in the Maxim, and worked it at |
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a most critical time. He then went out under an
extremely hot fire from the enemy about 20 yards in front of him, and |
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from his own men (who had retired) about the
same distance behind, and succeeded in carrying in a wounded orderly. |
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Colonel Swayne, who was in command of the
Force, personally witnessed this Officer's conduct, which he describes as |
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most gallant." |
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After Somaliland, Cobbe held staff positions in
India until the outbreak of WW1, when he was transferred to France. He |
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returned to India in 1916 as a Major General
and was subsequently transferred to Mesopotamia as a temporary Lieutenant |
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General, this rank becoming substantive in
1919. Later appointments include Military Secretary to the India Office
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Northern Command India. |
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Sir Charles Blake Cochran [Kt Bach 1948] |
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was a giant in the world of light entertainment in the United Kingdom.
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responsible for the craze for roller-skating
before World War I, he organised circuses and rodeos, promoted big boxing |
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and wrestling matches, but was famous most of
all for spectacular stage shows in which his "young ladies" (as his |
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chorus lines were known) were always attractive
both for their beauty and their charm. During his lifetime he made and |
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After an early career in an office and then as
a failed comedian, Cochran tried his hand in America where he was given |
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small parts in cheap companies and circuses and
peddled fountain pens and quack medicines. For three years he acted as |
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secretary to the actor Richard Mansfield
[1857-1907]. After returning to London, he tried his hand as a theatrical
agent, |
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in which role he promptly demonstrated that he
had ideas and enterprise. He produced a number of shows by strongmen |
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such
as George Hackenschmidt [1877-1968] and "The Terrible Turk" [Yusuf
Ismail (1857-1898)]. He also organised all |
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sorts of strange entertainments, including
those of hypnotists, dwarves and Harry Houdini. He introduced roller-skating |
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In 1911 he produced the play "The
Miracle," the brilliant staging of which with a chorus of 500 and an
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his fame as an artistic showman. From that time onwards he had a string of
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production of plays and operas, the management
of prize fights and the first rodeo ever held in England. He was described |
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as the "British Barnum," but the
artistic form which he gave to many of his productions lifted him above the
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He met a painful death in January 1951. By this
time he was crippled with arthritis, for the relief of which he often took a |
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hot bath in the morning. According to his wife,
she 'heard a shout and rushed into the bathroom. My husband was in |
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agony. He had apparently turned on the hot
water and the tap jammed [other sources state that, due to his arthritis he |
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either unable to reach the tap, or, if he could, was unable to turn it off].
He was terribly scalded about the legs and |
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back, and was unable to get out of the bath.
With our housekeeper, I managed to lift him out.' Taken to hospital where |
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Sir George James Coles [Kt Bach 1957] |
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Sir Kenneth Frank Coles [Kt Bach 1957] |
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Sir Edgar Barton Coles [Kt Bach 1959] |
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Sir Arthur William Coles [Kt Bach 1960] |
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Sir Norman Cameron Coles [Kt Bach 1977] |
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Dame Mabel Irene Coles [DBE 1971] |
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George W. Coles, a small shopkeeper in country
Victoria, was twice married and produced seven sons, together with a |
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number of daughters. Of these seven sons, two
(James and David) died in World War 1. The remaining five sons, uniquely, |
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all knighted, a record which is unlikely to be broken. In addition, the wife
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Beginning with a single "variety
store" in Melbourne in 1914, Coles & Co. has grown into an
Australia-wide chain of just |
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under 800 supermarkets, with 165,000 employees
at the end of 2015. Each of the five brothers was heavily involved in |
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the management of the company, in addition to
being known for their various philanthropies. |
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