KNIGHTS AND DAMES 
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Last updated 02/11/2018
  Surname/Title Forenames Created Order Born Died Age
Fox Charles 23 Oct 1851 Kt Bach 11 Mar 1810 11 Jun 1874 64
Fox (Charles) Douglas 8 Mar 1886 Kt Bach 14 May 1840 13 Nov 1921 81
Fox Charles Edmund 1 Jan 1907 Kt Bach 18 Feb 1854 9 Oct 1918 64
    "     " 4 Jun 1917 KCSI
Fox Christopher 15 Mar 2006 Kt Bach 21 Jul 1949
Fox Cyril Fred 20 Feb 1935 Kt Bach 16 Dec 1882 15 Jan 1967 84
Fox Cyril Sankey 7 Jul 1943 Kt Bach 24 Feb 1886 28 Dec 1951 65
Fox Evelyn Emily Marian 12 Jun 1947 DBE (Civ) 15 Aug 1874 1 Jun 1955 80
Fox Francis 25 Jul 1912 Kt Bach 29 Jun 1844 7 Jan 1927 82
Fox Frank 13 Jul 1926 Kt Bach 12 Aug 1874 4 Mar 1960 85
Fox (George) Malcolm 7 Jul 1910 Kt Bach 4 Mar 1843 10 Mar 1918 75
Fox Harry Halton 1 Jan 1930 KBE (Civ) 23 May 1872 2 Oct 1936 64
Fox (Henry) Murray 16 Oct 1974 GBE (Civ) 7 Jun 1912 9 Nov 1999 87
Fox John 13 Jul 1943 Kt Bach 27 May 1882 18 Dec 1970 88
Fox John Charles 11 Feb 1921 Kt Bach 29 May 1855 21 Mar 1943 87
Fox John Jacob 15 Feb 1944 Kt Bach 12 Apr 1874 28 Nov 1944 70
Fox (John) Marcus                      MP for Shipley 1970-1997. PC 1995 22 Jul 1986 Kt Bach 11 Jun 1927 16 Mar 2002 74
Fox John St. Vigor 16 Feb 1939 Kt Bach 10 Apr 1879 2 Jul 1968 89
Fox Lionel Wray 30 Jun 1953 Kt Bach 21 Feb 1895 6 Oct 1961 66
Fox Michael John                       Lord Justice of Appeal 1981-1992. PC 1981 14 Nov 1975 Kt Bach 8 Oct 1921 9 Apr 2007 85
Fox Paul Leonard 14 Feb 1991 Kt Bach 27 Oct 1925
Fox Robert Eyes 11 Jun 1913 Kt Bach 22 Oct 1861 2 Oct 1924 62
Fox Sidney Joseph 12 Jun 1953 Kt Bach 1882 1 Dec 1962 80
Fox Theodore Fortescue 26 Jun 1962 Kt Bach 26 Nov 1899 19 Jun 1989 89
Fox William 24 May 1879 KCMG 1812 23 Jun 1893 80
Foxell Maurice Frederic 1 Jan 1965 KCVO 15 Aug 1888 7 May 1981 92
Foxley-Norris Christopher Neil 1 Jan 1969 KCB (Mil) 16 Mar 1917 28 Sep 2003 86
    "     " 1 Jan 1973 GCB (Mil)
Fox-Strangways Giles Stephen Holland, 6th Earl of Ilchester 2 Jan 1950 GBE (Civ) 31 May 1874 29 Oct 1959 85
Fox-Symons Robert 3 Jun 1918 KBE 1870 26 Jun 1932 61
Foy Thomas Arthur Wyness 24 Jul 1956 Kt Bach 20 Jan 1895 11 Jan 1971 75
Fradd Elizabeth Harriet 31 Dec 2008 DBE (Civ) 12 May 1949
Frame Alistair Gilchrist 15 Jul 1981 Kt Bach 3 Apr 1929 26 Dec 1993 64
Framlingham, Baron see "Lord"
Frampton Alan Russell  [originally DCNZM 31 Dec 2004] 1 Aug 2009 KNZM
Frampton George James 14 Dec 1908 Kt Bach 16 Jun 1860 21 May 1928 67
France Arnold William 12 Jun 1965 KCB (Civ) 20 Apr 1911 2 Jan 1998 86
    "     " 3 Jun 1972 GCB (Civ)
France Christopher Walter 31 Dec 1988 KCB (Civ) 2 Apr 1934
    "     " 31 Dec 1993 GCB (Civ)
France Ellen Dolour 6 Jun 2016 DNZM 1956
France Joseph Nathaniel 15 Jun 1996 KCMG 16 Sep 1907 21 May 1997 89
Francis (Cyril Gerard) Brooke 7 Jul 1938 Kt Bach 26 Nov 1883 16 Dec 1971 88
Francis Frank Chalton 11 Jun 1960 KCB (Civ) 5 Oct 1901 15 Sep 1988 86
Francis (Horace) William Alexander 25 Jul 1989 Kt Bach 31 Aug 1926
Francis Jane Elizabeth 31 Dec 2016 DCMG Oct 1956
Francis John 10 Feb 1922 Kt Bach 7 Aug 1864 11 Jan 1937 72
Francis Josiah 19 Oct 1957 Kt Bach 28 Mar 1890 22 Feb 1964 73
Francis Laurie Justice 12 Jun 1982 Kt Bach 30 Aug 1918 3 Aug 1993 74
Francis (Peter) Nicholas 7 Dec 2016 Kt Bach 22 Apr 1958
Francis Philip 7 Dec 1868 Kt Bach 1822 9 Aug 1876 54
Francis Richard Trevor Langford 17 Jun 1989 KCMG 10 Mar 1934 26 Jun 1992 58
Francis Robert Anthony 13 Feb 2015 Kt Bach 4 Apr 1950
Franckenstein George                             For further information, see the note at the foot of this page 17 Dec 1937 Hon GCVO 18 Mar 1878 15 Oct 1953 75
    "     " 23 Jul 1938 GCVO
Frank Douglas George Horace 27 Oct 1976 Kt Bach 16 Apr 1916 30 Oct 2004 88
Frank (Frederick) Charles 6 Dec 1977 Kt Bach 6 Mar 1911 5 Apr 1998 87
Frank Howard, later [1920] 1st baronet 12 Feb 1914 Kt Bach 10 Nov 1871 10 Jan 1932 60
    "     " 3 Jun 1918 KCB (Civ)
    "     " 3 Jun 1924 GBE (Civ)
Frank (Thomas) Peirson 7 Jul 1942 Kt Bach 23 Jul 1881 12 Nov 1951 70
Frankau Claude Howard Stanley 13 Feb 1945 Kt Bach 11 Feb 1883 29 Jun 1967 84
Frankel Otto Herzberg 23 Sep 1966 Kt Bach 4 Nov 1900 21 Nov 1998 98
Frankfort de Montmorency, Viscount see "de Montmorency"
Frankland Edward 22 Jun 1897 KCB (Civ) 18 Jan 1825 9 Aug 1899 74
Franklen Thomas Mansel 25 Jun 1921 Kt Bach 1840 29 Sep 1928 88
Franklin Benjamin 1 Jan 1903 KCIE 1 May 1844 17 Feb 1917 72
Franklin Eric Alexander 11 Oct 1954 Kt Bach 3 Jul 1910 8 Jul 1996 86
Franklin George 15 Jan 1916 Kt Bach 19 Jul 1853 23 Sep 1916 63
Franklin Leonard Benjamin 22 Jun 1932 Kt Bach 15 Nov 1862 11 Dec 1944 82
Franklin Michael David Milroy 11 Jun 1983 KCB (Civ) 24 Aug 1927
Franklin Reginald Hector 2 Jan 1950 KBE (Civ) 8 Feb 1893 6 May 1957 64
Franklin Richard Aug 1840 Kt Bach 1845
Franklyn Harold Edmund 1 Jan 1943 KCB (Mil) 28 Nov 1885 31 Mar 1963 77
Franklyn William Edmund 14 Jun 1912 KCB (Mil) 14 May 1856 27 Oct 1914 58
Franks Arthur Temple [Dick] 30 Dec 1978 KCMG 13 Jul 1920 12 Oct 2008 88
Franks Augustus Wollaston 26 May 1894 KCB (Civ) 20 Mar 1826 21 May 1897 71
Franks George McKenzie 3 Jun 1927 KCB (Mil) 16 Oct 1868 12 Oct 1958 89
Franks John Hamilton 11 Aug 1902 Kt Bach 10 May 1848 27 Jan 1915 66
Franks Kendal Mathew St. John 12 Jul 1904 Kt Bach 8 Feb 1851 30 Apr 1920 69
Franks Oliver Shewell, later [1962] Baron Franks [L]. PC 1949. OM 1977 13 Jun 1946 KCB (Civ) 16 Feb 1905 15 Oct 1992 87
    "     " 1 Jan 1952 GCMG
    "     " 17 Dec 1985 KCVO
Franks Thomas Harte 27 Jul 1858 KCB (Mil) 1808 5 Feb 1862 53
Fraser Alasdair MacLeod 2 Mar 2001 Kt Bach 29 Sep 1946 16 Jun 2012 65
Fraser Alexander George, 16th Lord Saltoun 24 Dec 1842 KCB (Mil) 22 Apr 1785 18 Jul 1853 68
    "     " 25 Mar 1852 KT
Fraser Andrew Henderson Leith       Lieut Governor of Bengal 1903-1908 1 Jan 1903 KCSI 14 Nov 1848 26 Feb 1919 70
Fraser Angus 13 Feb 1962 Kt Bach 15 Jan 1909 7 Jan 1963 53
Fraser Angus McKay 15 Jun 1985 KCB (Civ) 10 Mar 1928 27 May 2001 73
Fraser Lady Antonia Margaret Caroline  [daughter of the 7th Earl of Longford, former wife of Sir Hugh Charles Patrick Joseph Fraser and widow of Harold Pinter CH]  CH 2017 31 Dec 2010 DBE (Civ) 27 Aug 1932
Fraser (Arthur) Ronald 1 Jan 1949 KBE (Civ) 3 Nov 1888 12 Sep 1974 85
Fraser Bruce Austin, later [1946] 1st Baron Fraser of North Cape 1 Jul 1941 KBE (Mil) 5 Feb 1888 12 Feb 1981 93
    "     " 2 Jun 1943 KCB (Mil)
    "     " 5 Jan 1944 GCB (Mil)
Fraser Bruce Donald 10 Jun 1961 KCB (Civ) 18 Nov 1910 22 Aug 1993 82
Fraser Charles Annand 31 Dec 1988 KCVO 16 Oct 1928
Fraser Charles Crauford VC             MP for Lambeth North 1885-1892                                 For further information regarding the award of his Victoria Cross, see the page containing details of the MPs for Lambeth North 30 May 1891 KCB (Mil) 31 Aug 1829 7 Jun 1895 65
Fraser Charles Frederick 18 Jun 1915 Kt Bach 4 Jan 1850 Jul 1925 75
Fraser Colin 20 Feb 1935 Kt Bach 14 May 1875 11 Mar 1944 68
Fraser David MacDowall 25 May 1889 KCB (Mil) 2 Mar 1825 25 Feb 1906 80
    "     " 30 Jun 1905 GCB (Mil)
Fraser David William 2 Jun 1973 KCB (Mil) 30 Dec 1920 15 Jul 2012 91
    "     " 31 Dec 1979 GCB (Mil)
Fraser Denholm de Montalt Stuart 1948 KCVO 5 Oct 1889 19 Oct 1956 67
Fraser Dorothy Rita 31 Dec 1986 DBE (Civ) 3 May 1926
Fraser Douglas Were 6 Jul 1966 Kt Bach 24 Oct 1899 2 Jan 1988 88
Fraser Drummond Drummond 1 Jan 1920 KBE (Civ) 1867 31 Jul 1929 62
For further information, see the note at the foot of this page
Fraser Edward Cleather 15 Feb 1923 Kt Bach 26 Apr 1853 15 Oct 1927 74
Fraser Edward Henry 21 Jul 1908 Kt Bach 15 Feb 1851 10 Nov 1921 70
Fraser Everard Duncan Home 14 Jun 1912 KCMG 27 Feb 1859 20 Mar 1922 63
Fraser Francis Richard 15 Feb 1944 Kt Bach 14 Feb 1885 2 Oct 1964 79
Fraser Gordon 26 Jun 1918 Kt Bach 6 May 1873 23 Aug 1934 61
Fraser Helen Jean Sutherland 31 Dec 2016 DBE (Civ) 1 Jun 1949
Fraser (Henry) Paterson 31 Dec 1960 KBE (Mil) 15 Jul 1907 4 Aug 2001 94
Fraser Henry Stuart Nov 2014 KA 25 Jun 1944
Fraser Hugh 21 Feb 1917 Kt Bach 26 Apr 1860 8 Jul 1927 67
Fraser Hugh Charles Patrick Joseph   MP for Stone 1945-1950, Stafford and Stone 1950-1983 and Stafford 1983-1984. Secretary of State for Air 1962-1964. PC 1962 23 Jul 1980 Kt Bach 23 Jan 1918 6 Mar 1984 66
Fraser Hugh Stein 12 Dec 1911 Kt Bach 5 Mar 1863 29 Sep 1944 81
Fraser Ian 5 Feb 1963 Kt Bach 9 Feb 1901 11 May 1999 98
Fraser Ian James 11 Feb 1986 Kt Bach 7 Aug 1923 8 May 2003 79
Fraser James 2 Feb 1886 KCB (Civ) 1816 13 Apr 1892 75
Fraser (James) Campbell 7 Feb 1978 Kt Bach 2 May 1923 27 Apr 2007 83
Fraser James Murdo 16 Jun 2001 KBE (Civ)
Fraser John 27 Jun 1853 KCMG 1792 20 Dec 1864 72
Fraser John, later [1943] 1st baronet 1 Feb 1937 KCVO 23 Mar 1885 1 Dec 1947 62
Fraser John Foster 13 Jun 1917 Kt Bach 13 Jun 1868 7 Jun 1936 67
Fraser John George 9 Nov 1905 Kt Bach 17 Dec 1840 Jun 1927 86
Fraser John George 28 Feb 1924 Kt Bach 1864 21 Jul 1941 77
Fraser John Hugh Ronald 12 Jul 1933 Kt Bach 15 Mar 1878 5 Dec 1943 65
Fraser (John) Malcolm, later [1921] 1st baronet 19 May 1919 Kt Bach 24 Dec 1878 4 May 1949 70
    "     " 30 Dec 1922 GBE (Civ)
Fraser Kenneth Barron 19 Aug 1958 Kt Bach 28 Mar 1897 24 Jun 1969 72
Fraser Malcolm 21 Jun 1887 KCMG 1834 17 Aug 1900 66
Fraser Matthew Pollock 10 Jul 1929 Kt Bach 6 Oct 1857 24 Dec 1937 80
Fraser Peter Donald 3 Nov 2015 Kt Bach 6 Sep 1963
Fraser Richard Michael, later [1974] Baron Fraser of Kilmorack [L] 13 Feb 1962 Kt Bach 28 Oct 1915 1 Jul 1996 80
Fraser Robert Brown 12 Jul 1949 Kt Bach 26 Sep 1904 20 Jan 1985 80
Fraser Simon 6 Feb 1918 Kt Bach 21 Aug 1832 30 Jul 1919 86
Fraser Simon James 15 Jun 2013 KCMG 3 Jun 1958
    "     " 31 Dec 2015 GCMG
Fraser Simon Joseph, 14th Lord Lovat 9 Nov 1908 KCVO 25 Nov 1871 18 Feb 1933 61
    "     " 16 Jan 1915 KT
    "     " 3 Jun 1919 KCMG
    "     " 1 Jan 1932 GCVO
Fraser Stuart Mitford 1 Jan 1918 KCSI 2 Jun 1864 1 Dec 1963 99
Fraser Theodore   7 Feb 1921 KCB (Mil) 15 Jun 1865 22 May 1953 87
Fraser Thomas 23 May 1900 KCB (Mil) 15 Nov 1840 5 May 1922 81
Fraser Thomas Richard 24 Oct 1902 Kt Bach 5 Feb 1841 4 Jan 1920 78
Fraser William 21 Jun 1887 KCB (Civ) 18 Feb 1816 13 Mar 1898 82
Fraser William 6 Feb 1918 Kt Bach 1840 16 Jul 1923 83
    "     " 21 May 1920 KCVO
Fraser William, later [1955] 1st Baron Strathalmond 13 Jul 1939 Kt Bach 3 Nov 1888 1 Apr 1970 81
Fraser (William Jocelyn) Ian, later [1958] Baron Fraser of Lonsdale [L]. MP for St. Pancras 1924-1929 and 1931-1937, Lonsdale 1940-1950 and Morecambe and Lonsdale 1950-1958. CH 1953 27 Jun 1934 Kt Bach 30 Aug 1897 19 Dec 1974 77
Fraser William Kerr 16 Jun 1979 KCB (Civ) 18 Mar 1929 12 Sep 2018 89
    "     " 16 Jun 1984 GCB (Civ)
Fraser (William) Robert 1 Jan 1944 KBE (Civ) 9 Oct 1891 10 Jul 1985 93
    "     " 1 Jan 1952 KCB (Civ)
Fraser Darling Frank   14 Jul 1970 Kt Bach 23 Jun 1903 22 Oct 1979 76
Fraser-Tytler James Macleod Bannatyne 21 Jun 1887 KCB (Mil) 1821 2 Feb 1914 92
    "     " 30 Jun 1905 GCB (Mil)
Fraser-Tytler William Kerr 2 Jan 1939 KBE (Civ) 26 Dec 1886 23 Aug 1963 76
Frayling Christopher John 13 Mar 2001 Kt Bach 25 Dec 1946
Frazer Francis Vernon 10 Jul 1935 Kt Bach 1880 10 May 1948 67
Frazer James George                     OM 1925 29 Jun 1914 Kt Bach 1 Jan 1854 7 May 1941 87
Frazer Thomas 28 Jan 1947 Kt Bach 19 Jan 1884 1 Aug 1969 85
Frederick Charles Arthur Andrew 9 Sep 1907 KCVO 9 Apr 1861 21 Dec 1913 52
    "     " 3 Jun 1910 GCVO
    "     " 19 Jun 1911 KCB (Civ)
Freedman Lawrence David                   PC 2009 31 Dec 2002 KCMG 7 Dec 1948
Freeland Henry Francis Edward 30 Dec 1919 KCIE 29 Dec 1870 29 Mar 1946 75
Freeland Ian Henry 8 Jun 1968 KCB (Mil) 14 Sep 1912 2 Jul 1979 66
    "     " 12 Jun 1971 GBE (Mil)
Freeland John Redvers 16 Jun 1984 KCMG 16 Jul 1927 Jul/Aug 2014 87
Freeling Sanford                              Governor of the Gold Coast 1876-1880 and Trinidad 1880-1884 25 May 1878 KCMG 22 Jan 1827 30 Sep 1894 67
Freeman James Darcy 11 Jun 1977 KBE (Civ) 19 Nov 1907 16 Mar 1991 83
Freeman (Nathaniel) Bernard 31 Mar 1967 Kt Bach 1 Sep 1896 25 Nov 1982 86
Freeman Philip Horace 1 Jan 1920 KBE (Civ) 27 May 1878 13 Apr 1933 54
    "     " 2 Jan 1933 KCVO
Freeman Ralph 8 Jul 1947 Kt Bach 27 Nov 1880 11 Mar 1950 69
Freeman Ralph 14 Jul 1970 Kt Bach 3 Feb 1911 24 Aug 1998 87
Freeman Wilfrid Rhodes, later [1945] 1st baronet 11 May 1937 KCB (Mil) 18 Jul 1888 15 May 1953 65
    "     " 20 Oct 1942 GCB (Mil)
Freeman-Mitford Algernon Bertram, 1st Baron Redesdale. MP for Stratford on Avon 1892-1895 9 Nov 1903 KCVO 24 Feb 1837 17 Aug 1916 79
    "     " 1 Dec 1905 GCVO
    "     " 15 May 1906 KCB (Civ)
Freeman-Thomas Freeman, later [1936] 1st Marquess of Willingdon. MP for Hastings 1900-1906 and Bodmin 1906-1910. Governor of Bombay 1913-1918 and Madras 1919-1924. Governor General of Canada 1926-1930. Viceroy of India 1931-1936. PC 1931 12 Mar 1913 GCIE 12 Sep 1866 12 Aug 1941 74
    "     " 4 Dec 1917 GBE
    "     " 3 Jun 1918 GCSI
    "     " 20 Jul 1926 GCMG
Freeman-Thomas Marie Adelaide, Baroness Willingdon, later [1936] Marchioness of Willingdon  [wife of the 1st Marquess] 4 Dec 1917  DBE 24 Mar 1875 30 Jan 1960 84
    "     " 3 Jun 1924 GBE (Civ)
Freer Robert William George 11 Jun 1977 KCB (Mil) 1 Sep 1923 15 Jan 2012 88
    "     " 13 Jun 1981 GBE (Mil)
Freer-Smith Hamilton Pym 18 Dec 1905 Kt Bach 1845 5 Feb 1929 83
Freeston (Leslie) Brian                       Governor of the Leeward Islands 1944-1948 and Fiji 1948-1952 1 Jan 1945 KCMG 11 Aug 1892 16 Jul 1958 65
Freestun William Lockyer                   MP for Weymouth and Melcombe Regis 1847-1859 20 Jun 1860 Kt Bach 1804 16 Apr 1862 57
Freeth Evelyn 21 Jul 1908 Kt Bach 25 May 1846 16 Sep 1911 65
Freeth Gordon 31 Dec 1977 KBE (Civ) 6 Aug 1914 27 Nov 2001 87
Freeth James 10 Nov 1862 KCB (Mil) 1786 19 Jan 1867 80
Fremantle Arthur James Lyon              Governor of Malta 1893-1899 26 May 1894 KCMG 11 Nov 1835 25 Sep 1901 65
    "     " 21 May 1898 GCMG
Fremantle Charles Howe 2 Jan 1857 KCB (Mil) 1 Jun 1800 25 Jan 1869 68
    "     " 13 Mar 1867 GCB (Mil)
Fremantle Charles William 7 Jan 1890 KCB (Civ) 12 Aug 1834 8 Oct 1914 80
Fremantle Edmund Robert 25 May 1889 KCB (Mil) 16 Jun 1836 10 Feb 1929 92
    "     " 3 Jun 1899 GCB (Mil)
    "     " 31 May 1926 GCVO
Fremantle Francis Edward                    MP for St. Albans 1919-1943 22 Jun 1932 Kt Bach 29 May 1872 26 Aug 1943 71
Fremantle John Waldegrave Halford, 4th Baron Cottesloe 11 Jun 1960 GBE (Civ) 2 Mar 1900 22 Apr 1994 94
Fremantle Selwyn Howe 19 Oct 1925 Kt Bach 11 Aug 1869 16 Mar 1942 72
Fremantle Sydney Robert 1 Jan 1919 KCB (Mil) 16 Nov 1867 29 Apr 1958 90
    "     " 3 Jun 1929 GCB (Mil)
French Christopher James Saunders 14 Dec 1979 Kt Bach 14 Oct 1925 14 Mar 2003 77
French Edward Lee 12 Dec 1911 KCVO 22 Jul 1857 17 May 1916 58
French Frederick Edward 7 Jul 1942 Kt Bach 4 Jan 1882 6 Jul 1947 65
French George Arthur 9 Nov 1902 KCMG 19 Jun 1841 7 Jul 1921 80
French Henry Leon 1 Jan 1938 KBE (Civ) 30 Dec 1883 3 Apr 1966 82
    "     " 1942 KCB (Civ)
    "     " 1 Jan 1946 GBE (Civ)
French Houston 13 Jul 1926 Kt Bach 27 Mar 1858 11 Jun 1932 74
French James Weir 18 Feb 1941 Kt Bach Apr 1876 14 Jan 1953 76
French John Denton Pinkstone, later [1922] 1st Earl of Ypres. Lord Lieutenant of Ireland 1918-1921. OM 1914 29 Nov 1900 KCB (Mil) 28 Sep 1852 22 May 1925 72
    "     " 31 Oct 1902 KCMG
    "     " 30 Jun 1905 GCVO
    "     " 25 Jun 1909 GCB (Mil)
    "     " 4 Jun 1917 KP
French John Russell 3 Jun 1918 KBE 5 Mar 1847 30 Jun 1921 74
French Joseph Charles [Joe] 31 Dec 2002 KCB (Mil) 15 Jul 1949
French Somerset Richard  13 Aug 1901 KCMG 1848 11 May 1929 80
French Wilfred Frankland 23 Jun 1936 KCB (Mil) 9 Nov 1880 6 Dec 1958 78
Frere Bartle Henry Temple 6 Feb 1918 Kt Bach 26 Aug 1862 20 Feb 1953 90
Frere Henry Bartle Edward, later [1876] 1st baronet. Governor of Bombay 1862-1867 and the Cape Colony 1877-1880. PC 1873 20 May 1859 KCB (Civ) 29 Mar 1815 29 May 1884 69
    "     " 12 Feb 1866 KCSI
    "     " 24 May 1866 GCSI
    "     " 17 May 1876 GCB (Civ)
Frere Richard Tobias [Toby] 31 Dec 1993 KCB (Mil) 4 Jun 1938
Fressanges Francis Joseph 9 Jun 1955 KBE (Mil) 27 Feb 1902 17 Oct 1975 73
Fretwell George Herbert 1 Jan 1953 KBE (Civ) 21 Mar 1900 16 Mar 1991 90
Fretwell (Major) John Emsley 31 Dec 1981 KCMG 15 Jun 1930 30 Mar 2017 86
    "     " 13 Jun 1987 GCMG
Freud Clement Raphael                  MP for Isle of Ely 1973-1983 and Cambridgeshire NE 1983-1987 29 Oct 1987 Kt Bach 24 Apr 1924 15 Apr 2009 84
Frew John Lewtas 20 Mar 1981 Kt Bach 10 Sep 1912 8 May 1985 72
Frew Matthew Brown 1 Jan 1948 KBE (Mil) 7 Apr 1895 28 May 1974 79
Frew Sydney Oswell 1 Jan 1949 KBE (Mil) 4 Jan 1890 10 Jun 1972 82
Frewen John Byng 1 Jan 1964 KCB (Mil) 28 Mar 1911 30 Aug 1975 64
    "     " 1 Jan 1969 GCB (Mil)
Freyberg Barbara, Baroness Freyberg  [wife of the 1st Baron] 1 Jan 1953 GBE (Civ) 14 Jun 1887 24 Sep 1973 86
Freyberg Bernard VC, later [1951] 1st Baron Freyberg. Governor General of New Zealand 1946-1952                                 For further information on the award of his VC, see his entry in the relevant Peerage page 1941 KBE 21 Mar 1889 4 Jul 1963 74
    "     " 24 Nov 1942 KCB (Mil)
    "     " 29 Jan 1946 GCMG
Freyer Peter Johnston 4 Jun 1917 KCB (Mil) 21 Jul 1851 6 Sep 1921 70
Friedlander Michael 6 Jun 2016 KNZM 1936
Friend Lovick Bransby                    PC [I] 1916 1 Jan 1919 KBE (Mil) 25 Apr 1856 19 Nov 1944 88
Friend Phyllis Muriel 31 Dec 1979 DBE (Civ) 28 Sep 1922 24 Jun 2013 90
Friend Richard Henry 13 Nov 2003 Kt Bach 18 Jan 1953
Frink Elisabeth Jean                      CH 1992 31 Dec 1981 DBE (Civ) 14 Nov 1930 18 Apr 1993 62
Fripp Alfred Downing 18 Jul 1903 Kt Bach 12 Sep 1865 25 Feb 1930 64
    "     " 9 Nov 1906 KCVO
Friswell Charles Hain 13 Dec 1909 Kt Bach 30 Dec 1871 15 Dec 1926 54
Fritchie Irene Tordoff [Rennie], later [2005] Baroness Fritchie [L] 30 Dec 1995 DBE (Civ) 29 Apr 1942
Frith Eric Herbert Cokayne 13 Feb 1973 Kt Bach 10 Sep 1897 30 Jun 1984 86
Frizelle Joseph 16 Sep 1899 Kt Bach 1841 17 Oct 1921 80
Froggatt Leslie Trevor 26 Mar 1982 Kt Bach 8 Apr 1920 21 Oct 2010 90
Froggatt Peter 24 Jul 1985 Kt Bach 12 Jun 1928
Frome Norman Frederick 10 Feb 1948 Kt Bach 23 Sep 1890 29 Oct 1982 92
Froom Arthur Henry 10 Feb 1922 Kt Bach 15 Jan 1873 29 Oct 1964 91
Fropier Gabriel Pierre Jules 31 Oct 1862 Kt Bach 1808 12 Nov 1870 62
Frossard Charles Keith 20 Jul 1983 Kt Bach 18 Feb 1922 15 Jul 2012 90
    "     " 31 Dec 1991 KBE (Civ)
Frost Barbara Mary 7 Jun 2017 DBE (Civ) 1952
Frost David Paradine 16 Feb 1993 Kt Bach 7 Apr 1939 31 Aug 2013 74
Frost John 24 Jun 1904 KCMG 8 Aug 1828 2 Apr 1918 89
Frost John Meadows 26 Jun 1918 Kt Bach 15 Sep 1856 28 Dec 1935 79
Frost Phyllis Irene 1 Jan 1974 DBE (Civ) 14 Sep 1917 31 Oct 2004 87
Frost Terence Ernest Manitou [Terry] 24 Feb 1998 Kt Bach Oct 1915 1 Sep 2003 87
Frost Thomas Gibbons 11 Nov 1869 Kt Bach 1820 6 Apr 1904 83
Frost (Thomas) Sydney 16 Sep 1975 Kt Bach 13 Feb 1916 20 Apr 1997 81
Fry Edward                                PC 1883 30 April 1877 Kt Bach 4 Nov 1827 18 Oct 1918 90
    "     " 30 Apr 1907 GCMG
    "     " 7 May 1907 GCB (Civ)
Fry Frederick Morris 3 Jun 1919 KCVO 9 Jul 1851 3 Feb 1943 91
Fry Geoffrey Storrs, 1st baronet 28 May 1937 KCB (Civ) 27 Jul 1888 13 Oct 1960 72
Fry Graham Holbrook 31 Dec 2005 KCMG 20 Dec 1949
Fry Henry James Wakely 15 Jan 1916 Kt Bach 13 Nov 1849 18 Dec 1920 71
Fry Leslie Alfred Charles 13 Jun 1957 KCMG 17 Apr 1908 21 Oct 1976 68
Fry Margaret Louise 31 Dec 1988 DBE (Civ) 10 Mar 1931 6 Feb 2018 86
Fry Peter Derek                         MP for Wellingborough 1969-1997      15 Feb 1994 Kt Bach 26 May 1931 12 May 2015 83
Fry Robert Alan Jul 2005 KCB (Mil) 6 Apr 1951
Fry Roger Gordon 12 Oct 2012 Kt Bach 10 Jan 1943
Fry William 13 Feb 1915 Kt Bach 10 Jun 1853 25 Aug 1939 86
Fry William 23 Jul 1920 KCVO 8 Sep 1858 20 Mar 1934 75
Fry William Gordon 23 Jul 1980 Kt Bach 12 Jun 1909 29 Sep 2000 91
Fry William Kelsey 14 Feb 1951 Kt Bach 18 Mar 1889 26 Oct 1963 74
Fryars Robert Furness 27 Feb 1952 Kt Bach 1887 1978 91
Fryberg Abraham 5 Apr 1968 Kt Bach 26 May 1901 13 Oct 1993 92
Fryer Charles Edward 12 Jul 1915 Kt Bach 19 Jul 1850 19 Nov 1920 70
Fryer Frederick William Richards     Chief Commissioner of Burma 1895-1897 and Lieut Governor of Burma 1897-1903 1 Jan 1895 KCSI 1845 20 Feb 1922 76
Fryer John 26 Jun 1903 KCB (Mil) 27 Jun 1838 28 Jan 1917 78
Fryer John Claud Fortescue 13 Jun 1946 KBE (Civ) 13 Aug 1886 22 Nov 1948 62
Fuchs Vivian Ernest 15 May 1958 Kt Bach 11 Feb 1908 11 Nov 1999 91
Fulford Adrian Bruce 14 Feb 2003 Kt Bach 8 Jan 1953
Fulford Catherine 1 Jun 1953 DBE (Civ) early 1881 17 Jan 1960 79
Fulford Roger Thomas Baldwin 23 Jul 1980 Kt Bach 24 Nov 1902 18 May 1983 80
Fullagar Wilfred Kelsham 1 Jan 1955 KBE (Civ) 16 Nov 1892 9 Jul 1961 68
Fuller Benjamin John 25 Jun 1921 Kt Bach 20 Mar 1875 10 Mar 1952 76
Fuller Cyril Thomas Moulden 4 Jun 1928 KCB (Mil) 22 May 1874 1 Feb 1942 67
Fuller Francis Charles Bernard Dudley 3 Jun 1919 KBE (Civ) 22 Nov 1866 20 Sep 1944 77
Fuller George Warburton 3 Jun 1919 KCMG 22 Jan 1861 22 Jul 1940 79
Fuller John Bryan Munro 18 Apr 1974 Kt Bach 22 Sep 1917 31 Jan 2009 91
Fuller John Michael Fleetwood, 1st baronet 19 Jun 1911 KCMG 21 Oct 1864 5 Sep 1915 50
Fuller (Joseph) Bampfylde 1 Jan 1906 KCSI 20 Mar 1854 29 Nov 1935 81
Fuller Thomas Ekins 9 Nov 1904 KCMG 29 Aug 1831 5 Sep 1910 79
Fullerton Eric John Arthur 1 Jan 1934 KCB (Mil) 1878 9 Nov 1962 84
Fullerton John Reginald Thomas 9 May 1899 KCVO 10 Aug 1840 29 Jun 1918 77
    "     " 1 Feb 1901 GCVO
Fulton Edmund McGilldowny Hope 15 Jul 1907 Kt Bach 6 Jul 1848 16 Aug 1913 65
Fulton James Forrest                    MP for West Ham North 1886-1892 2 Dec 1892 Kt Bach 12 Jul 1846 25 Jun 1925 78
Fulton John Scott, later [1966] Baron Fulton [L] 22 Jul 1964 Kt Bach 27 May 1902 14 Mar 1986 83
Fulton Robert Fulton 14 Dec 1908 Kt Bach 1844 15 Oct 1927 83
Fulton Robert Henry Gervase           Governor of Gibraltar 2006-2009 11 Jun 2005 KBE (Mil) 21 Dec 1948
Fung Kenneth Ping-Fan 7 Jul 1971 Kt Bach 28 May 1911 16 May 2002 90
Furley John 14 Jan 1899 Kt Bach 19 Mar 1836 27 Sep 1919 83
Furlonge Geoffrey Warren 1 Jan 1960 KBE (Civ) 16 Oct 1903 15 Aug 1984 80
Furness Christopher, later [1906] 1st Baron Furness. MP for Hartlepool 1891-1895 and 1900-1910 18 Jul 1895 Kt Bach 23 Apr 1852 10 Nov 1912 60
Furness Robert Allason 7 Jun 1951 KBE (Civ) 1883 4 Dec 1954 71
Furness Robert Howard 31 Jul 1929 Kt Bach 10 Feb 1880 28 Feb 1959 79
Furness-Smith Cecil 1 Mar 1949 Kt Bach 20 Mar 1890 15 Aug 1971 81
Furnival Jones (Edward) Martin 19 Jul 1967 Kt Bach 7 May 1912 1 Mar 1997 84
Furse Clara Hedwig Frances 14 Jun 2008 DBE (Civ) 16 Sep 1957
Furse Katherine 4 Jun 1917 GBE 23 Nov 1875 25 Nov 1952 77
Furse Michael Bolton 1 Jan 1947 KCMG 1870 18 Jun 1955 84
Furse Ralph Dolignon 12 Jun 1941 KCMG 29 Sep 1887 1 Oct 1973 86
Furse William Thomas 4 Jun 1917 KCB (Mil) 21 Apr 1865 31 May 1953 88
    "     " 1 Jan 1935 KCMG
Fyers William Augustus 25 May 1889 KCB (Mil) 1816 10 Nov 1895 79
Fyfe Cleveland 13 Jul 1943 Kt Bach 8 Jan 1888 1 Mar 1959 71
Fyfe William Hamilton 7 Jul 1942 Kt Bach 9 Jul 1878 13 Jun 1965 86
Fyffe Richard Alan 1 Jan 1969 KBE (Mil) 12 Aug 1912 24 Dec 1972 60
Fynn Percival Donald Leslie 10 Jul 1935 Kt Bach 16 Aug 1872 25 Apr 1940 67
Fysh Philip Oakley 1 Jan 1896 KCMG 1 Mar 1835 20 Dec 1919 84
Fysh (Wilmot) Hudson 1 Jun 1953 KBE (Civ) 7 Jan 1895 6 Apr 1974 79
Gabriel (Edmund) Vivian 1 Jun 1937 Kt Bach 28 Mar 1875 14 Feb 1950 74
Gaddum John Henry 14 Feb 1964 Kt Bach 31 Mar 1900 30 Jun 1965 65
Gadie Anthony                              MP for Bradford Central 1924-1929 10 Jul 1935 Kt Bach 7 Sep 1868 24 Aug 1948 79
Gadsden Peter Drury Haggerston 17 Oct 1979 GBE (Civ) 28 Jun 1929 4 Dec 2006 77
Gadsdon Laurence Percival 29 Sep 1960 Kt Bach 24 Mar 1897 7 Aug 1967 70
Gage Berkeley Everard Foley 9 Jun 1955 KCMG 27 Feb 1904 3 Mar 1994 90
Gage Henry Rainald, 6th Viscount Gage 10 Apr 1939 KCVO 30 Dec 1895 27 Feb 1982 86
Gage William Hall 18 May 1860 GCB (Mil) 2 Oct 1777 4 Jan 1864 86
Gage William James  6 Feb 1918 Kt Bach 1849 14 Jan 1921 71
Gage William Marcus                    Lord Justice of Appeal 2004-2008. PC 2004 11 Nov 1993 Kt Bach 22 Apr 1938
Gaggero George 18 Feb 1941 Kt Bach 5 Apr 1897 4 Sep 1978 81
Gai Pratibha Laxman 30 Dec 2017 DBE (Civ)
Gainer Donald St. Clair 31 May 1944 KCMG 18 Oct 1891 30 Jul 1966 74
    "     " 2 Jan 1950 GBE (Civ)
Gains John Christopher 13 Nov 2003 Kt Bach 22 Apr 1945
Gainsford Ian Derek 19 Jul 1995 Kt Bach 24 Jun 1930
Gairdner Charles Henry                    Governor of Western Australia 1951-1963 and Tasmania 1963-1968 10 Jun 1948 KCMG 20 Mar 1898 22 Feb 1983 84
    "     " 1 Apr 1954 KCVO
    "     " 1 Jan 1960 KBE (Civ)
    "     " 1 Jan 1969 GBE (Civ)
Gairdner William Tennant 1 Jan 1898 KCB (Civ) 8 Nov 1824 28 Jun 1907 82
Gairy Eric Matthew                      PC 1977 2 Aug 1977 Kt Bach 18 Feb 1922 23 Aug 1997 75
Gaisford Philip 20 Jul 1946 Kt Bach 28 Nov 1891 11 Feb 1973 81
Gait Edward Albert 3 Jun 1915 KCSI 16 Aug 1863 14 Mar 1950 86
Gaitskell Arthur 14 Jul 1970 Kt Bach Oct 1900 8 Nov 1985 85
Gaius Saimon 31 Dec 1987 KBE (Civ) 6 Aug 1920 13 Jul 2006 85
Galbraith Thomas Galloway Dunlop       MP for Hillhead 1948-1982 31 Dec 1981 KBE (Civ) 10 Mar 1917 2 Jan 1982 64
Galbraith William 22 Jun 1897 KCB (Mil) 14 May 1837 15 Oct 1906 69
Gale Humfrey Myddelton 5 Aug 1943 KBE (Mil) 4 Oct 1890 8 Apr 1971 80
Gale Laurence George 9 Jul 1968 Kt Bach 25 Sep 1905 8 Jul 1969 63
Gale Richard Nelson 8 Jun 1950 KBE (Mil) 25 Jul 1896 29 Jul 1982 86
    "     " 1 Jan 1953 KCB (Mil)
    "     " 1 Jan 1954 GCB (Mil)
Gale Roger James                        MP for Thanet North 1983- 14 Mar 2012 Kt Bach 20 Aug 1943
Galer (Frederic) Bertram 13 Jul 1939 Kt Bach 6 Aug 1873 15 Oct 1968 95
Gales Robert Richard 18 Jun 1915 Kt Bach 31 Oct 1864 25 Jul 1948 83
Gallagher James Michael 25 Apr 1917 Kt Bach 1860 2 Jan 1926 65
Gallagher Monica Josephine 12 Jun 1976 DBE 5 Apr 1923 18 Sep 2013 90
Gallagher William 11 Jul 1916 Kt Bach 18 Nov 1851 5 Aug 1933 81
Gallagher William Murray 31 Dec 2010 KNZM
Galleghan Frederick Gallagher 11 Apr 1969 Kt Bach 11 Jan 1897 20 Apr 1971 74
Gallen Rodney Gerald 31 Dec 1999 KNZM 12 Aug 1933
Galloway Alexander 9 Jun 1949 KBE (Mil) 3 Nov 1895 27 Jan 1977 81
Galloway Archibald 25 Aug 1848 KCB (Mil) 12 Feb 1779 6 Apr 1850 71
Galloway David James 28 Feb 1924 Kt Bach 8 May 1858 5 Mar 1943 84
Galloway James 1 Jan 1918 KBE 1862 18 Oct 1922 60
Galloway William 10 Jul 1924 Kt Bach 1840 2 Nov 1927 87
Gallwey Michael Henry 24 May 1888 KCMG 4 Nov 1826 24 Jul 1912 85
Gallwey Thomas Joseph 19 Apr 1901 KCMG 14 Apr 1852 25 Feb 1933 80
Gallwey Thomas Lionel John 2 Jan 1889 KCMG 20 Jul 1821 12 Apr 1906 84
Galpern Myer, later [1979] Baron Galpern [L]. MP for Shettleston 1959-1979 9 Feb 1960 Kt Bach 1 Jan 1903 23 Sep 1993 90
Galpin Albert James 29 Oct 1968 KCVO 1903 8 Jul 1984 81
Galsworthy Anthony Charles 12 Jun 1999 KCMG 20 Dec 1944
Galsworthy Arthur Norman 1 Jan 1967 KCMG 1 Jul 1916 7 Oct 1986 70
Galsworthy Edwin Henry 12 Aug 1887 Kt Bach 24 Dec 1831 21 Dec 1920 88
Galsworthy John Edgar 24 Feb 1975 KCVO 19 Jun 1919 18 May 1992 72
Galt Alexander Tillock 23 Jun 1869 KCMG 6 Sep 1817 19 Sep 1893 76
    "     " 25 May 1878 GCMG
Galt Thomas 18 Jun 1888 Kt Bach 12 Aug 1815 19 Jun 1901 85
Galton Douglas Strutt 21 Jun 1887 KCB (Civ) 2 Jul 1822 18 Mar 1899 76
Galton Francis 26 Jun 1909 Kt Bach 16 Feb 1822 18 Jan 1911 88
Galway, Viscount see "Monckton-Arundell"
Galway Henry Lionel                       Governor of St.Helena 1902-1911, Gambia 1911-1913 and South Australia 1914-1920 24 Oct 1910 KCMG 25 Sep 1859 17 Jun 1949 89
Galway James 12 Dec 2001 Kt Bach 8 Dec 1939
Galwey Michael 2 Jun 1877 KCB (Mil) 2 Oct 1818 22 Jul 1878 59
Gam Getake 17 Jun 1995 KBE (Civ) 12 Aug 1943 11 Aug 2003 59
Gamage Leslie Carr 7 Jul 1959 Kt Bach 5 May 1887 17 Oct 1972 85
Gambier-Parry Richard 2 Jan 1956 KCMG 1894 19 Jun 1965 70
Gamble David, 1st baronet 24 Jun 1904 KCB (Civ) 3 Feb 1823 4 Feb 1907 84
Gamble Douglas Austin 23 Jan 1909 KCVO 8 Nov 1856 23 May 1934 77
Gamble (Frederick) Herbert 13 Jun 1964 KBE (Civ) 21 May 1907 21 Jun 1983 76
Gamble Reginald Arthur 21 Feb 1917 Kt Bach 1862 7 Jul 1930 68
Gamblin George Henry 8 May 1929 Kt Bach 28 Jun 1870 2 Oct 1930 60
Gambon Michael John 17 Jul 1998 Kt Bach 19 Oct 1940
Game Philip Woolcott                     Governor of New South Wales 1930-1935 3 Jun 1924 KCB (Mil) 30 Mar 1876 4 Feb 1961 84
    "     " 1 Jan 1929 GBE (Mil)
    "     " 3 Jun 1935 KCMG
    "     " 11 May 1937 GCVO
    "     " 2 May 1945 GCB (Civ)
Gammell James Andrew Harcourt 8 Jun 1944 KCB (Mil) 1892 1 Aug 1975 83
Gammell Sydney James 28 Jun 1928 Kt Bach 1867 25 Feb 1946 78
Gammell William Benjamin Bowring [Bill] 5 Jul 2006 Kt Bach 29 Dec 1952
Gandell Alan Thomas 25 May 1978 Kt Bach 8 Oct 1904 10 Jul 1988 83
Gane Irving Blanchard 1 Jan 1954 KCVO 15 Apr 1892 26 Mar 1972 79
Gangadi Stamo 30 Aug 1839 KCMG
Ganilau Penaia Kanatabatu                Governor General of Fiji 1983-1987 and President 1987-1993 1 Jan 1974 KBE (Civ) 28 Jul 1918 15 Dec 1993 75
    "     " 31 Oct 1982 KCVO
    "     " 29 Mar 1983 GCMG
Ganzoni Francis John Childs, later [1929] 1st baronet and [1938] 1st Baron Belstead. MP for Ipswich 1914-1923 and 1924-1938 25 Jun 1921 Kt Bach 19 Jan 1882 15 Aug 1958 76
Garbett Colin Campbell 12 Jun 1941 KCIE 22 May 1881 10 Aug 1972 91
Garbett Cyril Forster                        Archbishop of York 1942-1955. PC 1942 6 Feb 1955 GCVO 6 Feb 1875 31 Dec 1955 80
Garden Timothy, later [2004] Baron Garden [L] 11 Jun 1994 KCB (Mil) 23 Apr 1944 9 Aug 2007 63
Gardener (Alfred) John 10 Jun 1954 KCMG 6 Feb 1897 16 Mar 1985 88
Gardiner Alan Henderson 20 Jul 1948 Kt Bach 29 Mar 1879 19 Dec 1963 84
Gardiner Chittampalam Abraham 17 Jul 1952 Kt Bach 6 Jan 1899 10 Dec 1960 61
Gardiner Frederick Crombie 31 Mar 1921 KBE (Civ) 10 Feb 1855 7 Aug 1937 82
Gardiner George Arthur 5 Mar 1991 Kt Bach 3 Mar 1935 16 Nov 2002 67
Gardiner Harawira Tiri  [originally DCNZM 2 Jun 2008] 1 Aug 2009 KNZM 1945
Gardiner Helen Louisa 27 Apr 1961 DBE (Civ) 24 Apr 1901    
Gardiner Henry Lynedoch 30 Jan 1897 KCVO 1820 16 Dec 1897 77
Gardiner John 19 Jul 1838 KCB (Mil) 1776 6 Jun 1851 74
Gardiner John Eliot 26 Nov 1998 Kt Bach 20 Apr 1943
Gardiner Robert Septimus 8 Jul 1922 Kt Bach 26 Mar 1856 16 Nov 1939 83
Gardiner Robert William  [prev KCB (Mil) 2 Jan 1815] 21 Jun 1859 GCB (Mil) 2 May 1781 26 Jun 1864 83
Gardiner Thomas Robert 1 Jan 1936 KBE (Civ) 8 Mar 1883 1 Jan 1964 80
    "     " 11 May 1937 KCB (Civ)
    "     " 1 Jan 1941 GBE (Civ)
    "     " 1 Jan 1954 GCB (Civ)
Gardner Edward Lucas 10 Feb 1983 Kt Bach 10 May 1912 22 Aug 2001 89
Gardner Ernest                                MP for Wokingham 1901-1918 and Windsor 1918-1922 15 Feb 1923 Kt Bach 1846 7 Aug 1925 79
Gardner Frances Violet 14 Jun 1975 DBE (Civ) 28 Feb 1913 10 Jul 1989 76
Gardner George William Hoggan 1 Jan 1959 KBE (Civ) 4 May 1903 22 Aug 1975 72
Gardner Helen Louise 10 Jun 1967 DBE (Civ) 13 Feb 1908 4 Jun 1986 78
Gardner Richard Lavenham 13 Oct 2005 Kt Bach 10 Jun 1943
Gardner Robert 24 Jul 1905 Kt Bach 14 Apr 1838 1920 82
Gardner Roy Alan 12 Nov 2002 Kt Bach 20 Aug 1945
Gardner-Thorpe Ronald Laurence 14 Oct 1980 GBE (Civ) 13 May 1917 11 Dec 1991 74
Garforth William Edward    12 Feb 1914 Kt Bach 30 Dec 1845 1 Oct 1921 75
Garland Patrick Neville 19 Feb 1986 Kt Bach 22 Jun 1929
Garland (Ransley) Victor 31 Dec 1981 KBE (Civ) 5 May 1934
Garland (Sharp) Archibald 6 Feb 1918 Kt Bach 11 May 1867 24 May 1937 70
Garland Trevor 12 Jun 2010 KBE (Civ) 1955
Garlick John 12 Jun 1976 KCB (Civ) 17 May 1921 17 Aug 2005 84
Garnar James Wilson 23 Feb 1933 Kt Bach 11 May 1871 10 Oct 1957 86
Garneau (Jean) George 23 Jul 1908 Kt Bach 19 Nov 1864 6 Feb 1944 79
Garner Anthony Stuart 14 Feb 1984 Kt Bach 28 Jan 1927 22 Mar 2015 88
Garner Harry Mason 1 Jan 1951 KBE (Civ) 3 Nov 1891 7 Aug 1977 85
Garner (Joseph John) Saville, later [1969] Baron Garner [L] 10 Jun 1954 KCMG 14 Feb 1908 10 Dec 1983 75
    "     " 1 Jan 1965 GCMG
Garnett George 12 Apr 1954 Kt Bach 2 Nov 1871 22 Jan 1955 83
Garnett Ian David Graham 13 Jun 1998 KCB (Mil) 27 Sep 1944
Garnham Neil Stephen 7 Dec 2016 Kt Bach 1959
Garnier Edward Henry, later [2018] Baron Garnier [L]. MP for Harborough 1992-2017      Solicitor General 2010-2012  PC 2015 13 Dec 2012 Kt Bach 26 Oct 1952
Garnier John 16 Aug 1990 KCVO 10 Mar 1934
Garnsey Gilbert Francis 3 Jun 1918 KBE 21 Mar 1883 26 Jun 1932 49
Garran (Isham) Peter 10 Jun 1961 KCMG 15 Jan 1910 5 Jul 1991 81
Garran Robert Randolph 21 Feb 1917 Kt Bach 10 Feb 1867 11 Jan 1957 89
    "     " 1 Jan 1920 KCMG
    "     " 11 May 1937 GCMG
Garrard David Eardley 25 Feb 2003 Kt Bach 1939
Garratt Francis Ludlow 1 Jan 1918 KCMG 18 Jun 1859 23 Jun 1928 69
Garraway Edward Charles Frederick 3 Jun 1922 KCMG 10 Mar 1865 27 Jun 1932 67
Garrett (Alwyn) Ragnar 1 Jan 1959 KBE (Mil) 12 Feb 1900 4 Nov 1977 77
Garrett Anthony Peter 12 Dec 1997 Kt Bach 28 Nov 1952
Garrett (Arthur) Wilfrid 7 Jul 1942 Kt Bach 8 Jan 1880 9 Jun 1967 87
    "     " 1 Jan 1955 KBE (Civ)
Garrett Douglas Thornbury 8 Jul 1947 Kt Bach 23 Jul 1883 22 Oct 1949 66
Garrett Frank 1 Jan 1946 KCB (Civ) 9 Dec 1869 19 Mar 1952 82
Garrett (Joseph) Hugh 2 Jan 1939 KCIE 22 Jun 1880 6 Sep 1978 98
Garrett Raymond William 11 Sep 1973 Kt Bach 19 Oct 1900 12 Oct 1994 93
Garrett Robert 2 Jan 1857 KCB (Mil) 1794 13 Jun 1869 74
Garrett Ronald Thornbury 15 Feb 1944 Kt Bach 5 Nov 1888 30 Jan 1972 83
Garrett William Herbert 15 Jul 1958 Kt Bach 13 Mar 1900 20 Aug 1977 77
Garrick James Francis 28 Jun 1886 KCMG 10 Jan 1836 12 Jan 1907 71
Garrick Ronald 17 Nov 1994 Kt Bach 21 Aug 1940
Garrioch (William) Henry 19 Jul 1978 Kt Bach 4 May 1916 18 Feb 2008 91
Garrod Alfred Baring 6 Aug 1887 Kt Bach 3 May 1819 28 Dec 1907 88
Garrod (Alfred) Guy Roland 2 Jun 1943 KCB (Mil) 13 Apr 1891 3 Jan 1965 73
    "     " 1 Jan 1948 GBE (Mil)
Garrod Archibald Edward 1 Jan 1918 KCMG 25 Nov 1857 28 Mar 1936 78
Garrod (John) Martin Carruthers 31 Dec 1987 KCB (Mil) 29 May 1935 17 Apr 2009 73
Garrow Nicholas 16 Feb 1965 Kt Bach 21 May 1895 23 Dec 1982 87
Garstin William Edmund 22 Jun 1897 KCMG 29 Jan 1849 8 Jan 1925 75
    "     " 6 Dec 1902 GCMG
    "     " 3 Jun 1918 GBE
Garth Richard                                 MP for Guildford 1866-1868. PC 1888 13 May 1875 Kt Bach 11 Mar 1820 23 Mar 1903 83
Garth William 12 Feb 1914 Kt Bach 26 Aug 1854 20 Feb 1923 68
Garton Richard Charles 14 Dec 1908 Kt Bach 8 Oct 1857 22 Apr 1934 76
    "     " 1 Jan 1918 GBE
Garu Raghupati Venkataratnam Nayudu 10 Jul 1924 Kt Bach 1862 26 May 1939 76
Garvan John Joseph                       See also the note at the foot of this page 22 Oct 1927 Kt Bach 17 Jan 1873 18 Jul 1927 54
Garvey Ronald Herbert                     Governor of British Honduras 1948-1952 and Fiji 1952-1958 8 Jun 1950 KCMG 4 Jul 1903 31 May 1991 87
    "     " 18 Dec 1953 KCVO
Garvey Terence Willcocks 1 Jan 1969 KCMG 7 Dec 1915 7 Dec 1986 71
Garvin Thomas Forrest 10 Jul 1935 Kt Bach 8 Aug 1881 18 Jun 1940 58
Garvock John 25 Aug 1864 KCB (Mil) 1817 10 Nov 1878 61
    "     " 29 May 1875 GCB (Mil)
Garwood Richard Frank 31 Dec 2016 KBE (Mil) 10 Jan 1959
Gascoigne Alvary Douglas Frederick 1 Jan 1948 KCMG 6 Aug 1893 18 Apr 1970 76
    "     " 1 Jan 1953 GBE (Civ)
Gascoigne David Rendel Kingston  [originally DCNZM 31 Dec 2005] 1 Aug 2009 KNZM
Gascoigne (Ernest) Frederick Orby 1 Jan 1927 KCVO 19 Apr 1873 16 Jan 1944 70
Gascoigne Julian Alvery                       Governor of Bermuda 1959-1964 1 Jul 1953 KCVO 25 Oct 1903 26 Feb 1990 86
    "     " 1 Jan 1962 KCMG
Gascoigne William Julius 24 Jul 1901 KCMG 29 May 1844 9 Sep 1926 82
Gascoyne-Cecil James Edward Hubert, 4th Marquess of Salisbury. See Commons pages for details of the seats he represented and Peerage pages for political posts held. 12 Jun 1909 GCVO 23 Oct 1861 4 Apr 1947 85
    "     " 14 Mar 1917 KG
Gascoyne-Cecil Robert Arthur Talbot, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury. See Commons pages for details of the seats he represented and Peerage pages for political posts held. 30 Jul 1878 KG 3 Feb 1830 22 Aug 1903 73
    "     " 22 Jul 1902 GCVO
Gascoyne-Cecil Robert Michael James, 7th    Marquess of Salisbury 13 Sep 2012 KCVO 30 Sep 1946
Gaselee Alfred 20 May 1898 KCB (Mil) 3 Jun 1844 29 Mar 1918 73
    "     " 24 Jul 1901 GCIE
    "     " 25 Jun 1909 GCB (Mil)
Gaselee Stephen   3 Jun 1935 KCMG 9 Nov 1882 15 Jun 1943 60
Gaskell Arthur 3 Jun 1930 KCB (Mil) 6 Jul 1871 12 Jan 1952 80
Gaskell Holbrook 7 Jul 1942 Kt Bach 1878 31 Mar 1951 72
Gaskell Richard Kennedy Harvey 25 Jul 1989 Kt Bach 17 Sep 1936
Gass Michael David Irving 1 Jan 1969 KCMG 24 Apr 1916 27 Feb 1983 66
Gass Neville Archibald 1 Jan 1958 KBE (Civ) 1893 23 Sep 1965 72
Gass Simon Lawrence 31 Dec 2010 KCMG 2 Nov 1956
Gasson Lionel Bell 18 Feb 1944 Kt Bach 9 Aug 1889 16 Mar 1977 87
Gastrell William Henry Houghton        MP for Lambeth North 1910-1918 13 Jun 1917 Kt Bach 24 Sep 1852 11 Apr 1935 82
Gasyonga Charles Godrey 26 Sep 1962 Kt Bach 1910 1982 72
Gatacre John 28 Jun 1907 KCB (Mil) 14 Feb 1841 15 Jul 1932 91
Gatacre William Forbes 15 Nov 1898 KCB (Mil) 3 Dec 1843 18 Jan 1906 62
Gatehouse Robert Alexander 20 Dec 1985 Kt Bach 30 Jan 1924 30 Oct 2002 78
Gater George Henry 15 Jul 1936 Kt Bach 26 Dec 1886 14 Jan 1963 76
    "     " 12 Jun 1941 KCB (Civ)
    "     " 1 Jan 1944 GCMG
Gates Frank Campbell 1 Jan 1913 KCIE 9 Nov 1862 12 Jan 1947 84
Gathorne-Hardy Gathorne, 1st Viscount Cranbrook, later [1892] 1st Earl of Cranbrook. See Commons pages for details of the seats he represented and Peerage pages for political posts held. 23 Apr 1880 GCSI 1 Oct 1814 30 Oct 1906 92
Gathorne-Hardy Isobel Constance Mary  [wife of Sir John Francis Gathorne-Hardy] 1 Jan 1945 DCVO 20 Sep 1875 30 Dec 1963 88
Gathorne-Hardy John Francis   1 Mar 1929 KCB (Mil) 14 Jan 1874 21 Aug 1949 75
    "     " 3 Jun 1935 GCB (Mil)
13 Jul 1935 GCVO
Gatti John Marice Ćmilius 28 Jun 1928 Kt Bach 1872 14 Sep 1929 57
Gatty Stephen Herbert 19 Dec 1904 Kt Bach 9 Oct 1849 29 Mar 1922 72
Gault James Frederick 5 Jun 1952 KCMG 26 Jun 1902 14 Jan 1977 74
Gault Thomas Munro                    PC 1992  [originally DCNZM 30 Dec 2000] 1 Aug 2009 KNZM 31 Oct 1938 19 May 2015 76
Gaunt Edwin 5 Aug 1887 Kt Bach 7 Jul 1818 21 Aug 1903 85
Gaunt Ernest Frederick Augustus 3 Jun 1919 KCB (Mil) 25 Mar 1865 20 Apr 1940 75
    "     " 28 Dec 1922 KBE (Mil)
Gaunt Guy Reginald Archer 10 Sep 1918 KCMG 1870 18 May 1953 82
Gauntlett (Mager) Frederic 30 Dec 1922 KBE (Civ) 12 Oct 1873 25 Jan 1964 90
    "     " 3 Jun 1929 KCIE
Gauvain Henry John 4 Mar 1920 Kt Bach 1878 19 Jan 1945 66
Gavan-Duffy Charles Leonard 1952 Kt Bach 15 Jun 1882 12 Aug 1961 79
Gavey John 15 Jul 1907 Kt Bach 11 Aug 1842 1 Jan 1923 80
Gavin William 7 Jul 1942 Kt Bach 31 May 1886 4 Jun 1968 82
Gay Arthur William 3 Jun 1919 KCMG 22 Mar 1863 16 Dec 1944 81
Gaye Arthur Stretton 8 Jul 1941 Kt Bach 22 May 1881 22 Sep 1960 79
Gaymer Janet Marion 12 Jun 2010 DBE (Civ) 11 Jul 1947
Geary Henry Le Guay                    Governor of Bermuda 1902-1904 23 May 1900 KCB (Mil) 29 Apr 1837 31 Jul 1918 81
Gebbie Frederick St. John 5 Feb 1926 Kt Bach 7 Aug 1871 20 Mar 1939 67
Geddes (Anthony) Reay Mackay 1 Jan 1968 KBE (Civ) 7 May 1912 19 Feb 1998 85
Geddes Auckland Campbell, later [1942] 1st Baron Geddes. MP for Basingstoke 1917-1920. President of the Local Government Board 1918-1919. Minister of Reconstruction 1919. President of the Board of Trade 1919-1920. PC 1918 20 Aug 1917 KCB (Mil) 21 Jun 1879 8 Jan 1954 74
    "     " 3 Jun 1922 GCMG
Geddes Charles John, later [1958] Baron Geddes of Epsom [L] 16 Jul 1957 Kt Bach 1 Mar 1897 2 May 1983 86
Geddes Eric Campbell                      MP for Cambridge 1917-1922. First Lord of the Admiralty 1917-1919. Minister without Portfolio 1919. Minister of Transport 1919-1921. PC 1917 11 Jul 1916 Kt Bach 26 Sep 1875 22 Jun 1937 61
    "     " 4 Jun 1917 KCB (Mil)
    "     " 4 Jun 1917 GBE
    "     " 1 Jan 1919 GCB (Civ)
Geddes Patrick 25 Feb 1932 Kt Bach 1854 17 Apr 1932 77
Geddes Ross Campbell, 2nd Baron Geddes 1 Jan 1970 KBE (Civ) 20 Jul 1907 2 Feb 1975 67
Geddes William Duguid 9 May 1892 Kt Bach 1828 9 Feb 1900 71
Geddis William Duncan 11 Feb 1969 Kt Bach 9 Jul 1896 12 Dec 1971 75
Geering Lloyd George  [originally PCNZM 30 Dec 2000] 1 Aug 2009 GNZM 26 Feb 1918
Geidt Christopher Edward Wollaston MacKenzie, later [2017] Baron Geidt [L].  PC 2007 11 Jun 2011 KCVO 17 Aug 1961
    "     " 31 Dec 2013 KCB (Civ)
    "     " 5 Oct 2017 GCVO
    "     " 30 Dec 2017 GCB (Civ)
Geikie Archibald                              OM 1914 30 Jul 1891 Kt Bach 28 Dec 1835 10 Nov 1924 88
    "     " 12 Aug 1907 KCB (Civ)
Geim Andre Konstantin 4 May 2012 Kt Bach 21 Oct 1958
Gelder (William) Alfred                   MP for Brigg Jan 1910-1918 18 Jul 1903 Kt Bach 12 May 1855 26 Aug 1941 86
Gell James 20 Mar 1877 Kt Bach 13 Jan 1823 12 Mar 1905 82
Gellibrand John 3 Jun 1919 KCB (Mil) 5 Dec 1872 3 Jun 1945 72
Gemmell Arthur Alexander 8 Feb 1955 Kt Bach 2 Nov 1892 24 Sep 1960 67
Genée-Isitt Adeline 2 Jan 1950 DBE (Civ) 6 Jan 1878 23 Apr 1970 92
Genn Hazel Gillian 17 Jun 2006 DBE (Civ) 17 Mar 1949
Geno Makena Viora 31 Dec 1997 KBE (Civ)
Gent Christopher Charles   7 Dec 2001 Kt Bach 10 May 1948
Gent (Gerard) Edward James 1 Jan 1946 KCMG 1895 4 Jul 1948 53
Gentle Frederick William 18 Jul 1947 Kt Bach 12 Jul 1892 24 Feb 1966 73
Gentle William Benjamin 11 Jul 1916 Kt Bach 8 Sep 1865 2 Sep 1948 82
Gentry William George 12 Jun 1958 KBE (Mil) 20 Feb 1899 13 Oct 1991 92
George Anthony Hastings                For information on his death, see the note at the foot of this page 2 Jun 1943 KCMG 3 Nov 1886 9 Jan 1944 57
George Arthur Thomas 5 Oct 1972 Kt Bach 17 Jan 1915 4 Sep 2013 98
George Charles Frederick 30 Oct 1998 Kt Bach 3 Apr 1941
George Edward Alan John, later [2004] Baron George [L]. Governor of the Bank of England 1993-2003. PC 1999 17 Jun 2000 GBE (Civ) 11 Sep 1938 18 Apr 2009 70
George Edward James 16 Feb 1939 Kt Bach 1866 25 Oct 1950 84
George Ernest  6 Jul 1911 Kt Bach 13 Jun 1839 8 Dec 1922 83
George John Clarke                        MP for Pollok 1955-1964 1 Jan 1963 KBE (Civ) 16 Oct 1901 14 Oct 1972 70
George Richard William 5 Dec 1995 Kt Bach 24 Apr 1944 23 Mar 2016 71
George Robert Allingham 5 Jun 1952 KBE (Mil) 25 Jul 1897 13 Sep 1967 70
    "     " 26 Mar 1954 KCVO
    "     " 12 Jun 1958 KCMG
Georges (James) Olva 20 Jul 1971 Kt Bach 14 Jul 1890 27 Mar 1976 85
Gepp (Ernest) Cyril 1 Jan 1946 KBE (Mil) 7 Jul 1879 28 Feb 1964 84
Gepp Herbert William 23 Feb 1933 Kt Bach 28 Sep 1877 14 Apr 1954 76
Geraghty William 12 Jun 1976 KCB (Civ) 12 Feb 1917 7 May 1977 60
Gerahty Charles Cyril 13 Jul 1939 Kt Bach 1888 6 Jun 1978 89
Gerard Montagu Gilbert 22 Jun 1897 KCSI 1843 27 Jul 1905 62
    "     " 26 Jun 1902 KCB (Mil)
Gerken Robert William Frank 31 Dec 1985 KCB (Mil) 11 Jun 1932
German Edward 16 Feb 1928 Kt Bach 17 Feb 1862 11 Nov 1936 74
German  James 1 Jan 1920 KBE (Civ) 3 Apr 1879 5 Jun 1958 79
German Ronald Ernest 10 Feb 1959 Kt Bach 19 Oct 1905 11 May 1983 77
    "     " 12 Jun 1965 KCB (Civ)
Gerrard (Albert) Denis 27 Feb 1953 Kt Bach 27 May 1903 23 Jan 1965 61
Gershon Peter Oliver 25 Mar 2004 Kt Bach 10 Jan 1947
Getty (John) Paul 1986 Hon KBE 7 Sep 1932 17 Apr 2003 70
    "     " 1998 KBE
Ghandy Jehangir Jivaji 10 Mar 1945 Kt Bach 18 Nov 1896
Gholam, Nawab Hussan Khan Alazai Khan 29 Jul 1879 KCSI
Ghosal Jyotsanath 7 Mar 1936 Kt Bach 13 Jun 1871
Ghose Bipin Behary 4 Mar 1932 Kt Bach 3 Sep 1868 22 May 1934 65
Ghose Charu Chunder 28 Jan 1926 Kt Bach 4 Feb 1874 10 Sep 1934 60
Ghose Chunder Madhur 30 Jun 1906 Kt Bach 26 Feb 1838 2 Mar 1918 80
Ghose Rash Behari 18 Jun 1915 Kt Bach 23 Dec 1845 Mar 1921 75
Ghose Sarat Kumar 21 Jun 1938 Kt Bach 3 Jul 1879 8 Jan 1963 83
Ghosh Helen Frances 14 Jun 2008 DCB (Civ) 21 Feb 1956
Ghosh Jnanendra Chandra 23 Feb 1943 Kt Bach 14 Sep 1894 21 Jan 1959 64
Ghurburrun Rabindrah 3 Mar 1981 Kt Bach 27 Sep 1929 21 Apr 2008 78
Ghuznavi Abdelkerim Abu Ahmed Khan 18 Oct 1929 Kt Bach 25 Aug 1872 24 Jul 1939 66
Ghuznavi Abdul Halim Abul Hosein Khan 7 Mar 1936 Kt Bach 11 Nov 1876
Gib William Anthony 22 Jun 1897 KCB (Mil) 9 Jan 1827 18 Sep 1915 88
Gibb Alexander  1 Jan 1918 KBE 12 Feb 1872 21 Jan 1958 85
    "     " 1 Jan 1920 GBE (Civ)
Gibb Barry Alan Crompton 26 Jun 2018 Kt Bach 1 Sep 1946
Gibb Claude Dixon 10 Jul 1945 Kt Bach 29 Jun 1898 15 Jan 1959 60
    "     " 2 Jan 1956 KBE (Civ)
Gibb Evan 1 Jan 1936 KBE (Mil) 12 Mar 1877 13 Jul 1947 70
Gibb Francis Ross [Frank] 17 Feb 1987 Kt Bach 29 Jun 1927 c Jun 2013 85
Gibb George Stegmann 5 Jul 1904 Kt Bach 30 Apr 1850 17 Dec 1925 75
Gibb Hamilton Alexander Rosskeen 6 Jul 1954 Kt Bach 2 Jan 1895 22 Oct 1971 76
Gibb Moira Margaret 31 Dec 2011 DBE (Civ) Apr 1950
Gibberd Frederick Ernest 11 Jul 1967 Kt Bach 7 Jan 1908 9 Jan 1984 75
Gibbings Peter Walter 14 Feb 1989 Kt Bach 25 Mar 1929
Gibbon Douglas Stuart 12 Mar 1946 Kt Bach 2 Jul 1882 13 Sep 1960 78
Gibbon (Ioan) Gwilym 19 Feb 1936 Kt Bach 1874 4 Feb 1948 73
Gibbon John Houghton 3 Jun 1972 KCB (Mil) 21 Sep 1917 7 May 1997 79
    "     " 21 Dec 1976 GCB (Mil)
Gibbon William Duff 6 Mar 1912 Kt Bach 22 Aug 1837 18 Mar 1919 81
Gibbons George Christie 2 Jan 1911 Kt Bach 2 Jul 1848 8 Aug 1918 70
Gibbons (John) David                       Premier of Bermuda 1977-1982 31 Dec 1984 KBE (Civ) 15 Jun 1927 25 Mar 2014 86
Gibbons Thomas Clarke Pilling 15 Feb 1923 Kt Bach 1868 2 Jun 1934 65
Gibbons Walter 1 Jan 1920 KBE (Civ) 14 May 1871 22 Oct 1933 62
Gibbons William 14 Jun 1912 KCB (Civ) 21 Jan 1841 7 Jan 1930 88
Gibbons William Kenrick 9 Feb 1943 Kt Bach 1876 26 Mar 1957 80
Gibbs Anstice Rosa 1 Jan 1967 DCVO 2 Jan 1905 7 Feb 1978 73
Gibbs Ben Thomas Brandreth 27 Nov 1878 Kt Bach 1821 2 Jun 1885 63
Gibbs Charles Henry 6 Feb 1918 Kt Bach 1854 12 May 1924 69
Gibbs Edward 19 Jul 1838 KCB (Mil) 1777 9 Jan 1847 69
Gibbs Eustace Hubert Beilby, later [2001] 3rd Baron Wraxall 31 Dec 1985 KCVO 3 Jul 1929 17 May 2017 87
Gibbs Frank Stannard 1 Jan 1954 KBE (Civ) 3 Jul 1895 22 Oct 1983 88
Gibbs Geoffrey Cokayne 1 Jan 1955 KCMG 20 Jul 1901 6 Jul 1975 73
Gibbs Gerald Ernest 10 Jun 1954 KBE (Mil) 3 Sep 1896 10 Oct 1992 96
Gibbs Harry Talbot                        PC 1972 10 Sep 1970 KBE (Civ) 7 Feb 1917 25 Jun 2005 88
    "     " 10 Mar 1981 GCMG
Gibbs Humphrey Vicary                 Governor of Southern Rhodesia 1959-1969. PC 1969 1 Jan 1960 KCMG 22 Nov 1902 5 Nov 1990 87
    "     " 18 Nov 1965 KCVO
    "     " 9 Jul 1969 GCVO
Gibbs Jennifer Barbara [Jenny] 1 Jun 2009 DNZM 14 Sep 1940
Gibbs Martin St. John Valentine 15 Jun 1991 KCVO 14 Feb 1917 8 Feb 1992 74
Gibbs Molly Peel  [wife of Sir Humphrey Vicary Gibbs] 22 Aug 1969 DBE (Civ) 13 Jul 1912 20 Mar 1997 84
Gibbs Peter Evan Wyldbore 6 Oct 1997 KCVO 1 Jan 1934 6 Sep 2001 67
Gibbs Philip Armand Hamilton 1 Jan 1920 KBE (Civ) 1 May 1877 10 Mar 1962 84
Gibbs Richard John Hedley 28 Jun 2000 Kt Bach 2 Sep 1941
Gibbs Roger Geoffrey 29 Mar 1994 Kt Bach 13 Oct 1934 3 Oct 2018 83
Gibbs Roland Christopher 1 Jan 1972 KCB (Mil) 22 Jun 1921 31 Oct 2004 83
    "     " 12 Jun 1976 GCB (Mil)
Gibson Alexander Drummond 1 Nov 1977 Kt Bach 11 Feb 1926 14 Jan 1995 68
Gibson Charles Granville                 MP for Pudsey and Otley 1929-1945 11 Jun 1937 Kt Bach 8 Nov 1880 17 Jul 1948 67
Gibson Donald Cameron Ernest Forbes 8 Jun 1968 KCB (Mil) 17 Mar 1916 22 Nov 2000 84
Gibson Donald Evelyn Edward 13 Feb 1962 Kt Bach 11 Oct 1908 22 Dec 1991 83
Gibson Edmund Currey 12 Jun 1941 KCIE 6 Jul 1886 13 May 1974 87
Gibson (Ernest) Basil 8 Jul 1941 Kt Bach 1877 10 Feb 1962 84
Gibson Frank Ernest 30 Jul 1948 Kt Bach 17 Jul 1879 31 Dec 1965 86
Gibson Henry James 14 Jun 1912 KCB (Civ) 7 Oct 1860 22 Nov 1950 90
Gibson Herbert George, later [1931] 1st baronet 1 Jan 1919 KBE (Civ) 8 Jul 1868 28 Dec 1934 66
Gibson (Horace) Stephen 10 Jul 1956 Kt Bach 12 May 1897 4 Nov 1963 66
Gibson Ian 18 Feb 1999 Kt Bach 1 Feb 1947
Gibson James Brown 28 Mar 1865 KCB (Mil) 1805 25 Feb 1868 62
Gibson John 1 Jan 1915 Kt Bach
Gibson John Hinshelwood 11 Feb 1969 Kt Bach 20 May 1907 9 Jul 1985 78
Gibson John Morison 1 Jan 1912 KCMG 1 Jan 1842 3 Jun 1929 87
Gibson John Watson 10 Jul 1945 Kt Bach 9 Aug 1885 19 Mar 1947 61
Gibson Kenneth Archibald 17 Oct 2013 Kt Bach Aug 1957
Gibson Leslie Bertram 20 Jul 1948 Kt Bach 14 Apr 1896 21 Sep 1952 56
Gibson Marcus George 2 Apr 1970 Kt Bach 11 Jan 1898 11 Sep 1987 89
Gibson Marston Creighton DaCosta Nov 2012 KA 3 Mar 1954
Gibson Maurice White                    PC 1975                            For information on the death of this knight, see the note at the foot of this page 22 Oct 1975 Kt Bach 1 May 1913 25 Apr 1987 73
Gibson Peter Leslie                       Lord Justice of Appeal 1993-2005. PC 1993 25 Jun 1981 Kt Bach 10 Jun 1934
Gibson Ralph Brian                         PC 1985 14 Apr 1977 Kt Bach 17 Oct 1922 30 Oct 2003 81
Gibson Robert 15 Oct 1920 KBE (Civ) 4 Nov 1864 1 Jan 1934 69
    "     " 3 Jun 1932 GBE (Civ)
Gibson Ronald George 11 Mar 1975 Kt Bach 28 Nov 1909 27 May 1989 79
Gibson Walter Matthew 26 Jun 1918 Kt Bach 1856 22 Jan 1940 83
Gibson William Waymouth 13 Jul 1939 Kt Bach 30 Aug 1873 21 Apr 1971 97
Gibson-Carmichael Thomas David, 11th baronet, later [1912] Baron Carmichael. MP for Midlothian 1895-1900. Governor of Victoria 1908-1911, Madras 1911-1912 and Bengal 1912-1917.  9 Nov 1908 KCMG 18 Mar 1859 16 Jan 1926 66
    "     " 30 Oct 1911 GCIE
    "     " 1917 GCSI
Gick William John 18 Feb 1941 Kt Bach 1877 31 Aug 1948 71
Giddings (Kenneth Charles) Michael 1 Jan 1975 KCB (Mil) 27 Aug 1920 5 Apr 2009 88
Gidhaur, Maharaja of Raveneshwar Prasad Singh 25 May 1895 KCIE 1 Mar 1859 21 Nov 1923 64
Gidhaur, Rajah of Jai Mangal Singh 24 May 1866 KCSI 1889
Gidney Claude Henry 1942 KCIE 23 Nov 1887 3 Oct 1968 80
Gidney Henry Albert John 8 Dec 1931 Kt Bach 9 Jun 1873 5 May 1942 68
Gielgud (Arthur) John                     CH 1977. OM 1996 30 Jun 1953 Kt Bach 14 Apr 1904 21 May 2000 96
Gieve (Edward) John Watson 31 Dec 2004 KCB (Civ) 20 Feb 1950
Giffard (Charles) Sydney Rycroft 31 Dec 1983 KCMG 30 Oct 1926
Giffard George 29 May 1875 KCB (Mil) 1815 8 Mar 1895 79
Giffard George James 1 Jan 1941 KCB (Mil) 27 Sep 1886 17 Nov 1964 78
    "     " 1 Jan 1944 GCB (Mil)
Giffard George Markham                 PC 1869 14 May 1868 Kt Bach 4 Nov 1813 13 Jul 1870 56
Giffard Gerald Godfray 1 Jan 1923 KCIE 19 Jan 1867 5 Jan 1926 58
Giffard Hardinge Stanley, later [1898] 1st Earl of Halsbury. MP for Launceston 1877-1885. Solicitor General 1875-1880. Lord Chancellor 1885-1886, 1886-1892 and 1895-1905. PC 1885 27 Nov 1875 Kt Bach 3 Sep 1823 11 Dec 1921 98
Giffard Henry Alexander 18 Dec 1903 Kt Bach 1838 1 Jul 1927 89
Giffen Robert 2 Jul 1895 KCB (Civ) 22 Jul 1837 12 Apr 1910 72
Gifford Maurice Raymond                Incorrectly shown in Shaw's "Knights of England" as a knight - see the note at the foot of this page 17 Apr 1896 KCMG 5 May 1859 1 Jul 1910 51
Gifford (Michael) Roger 28 Mar 2014 Kt Bach 3 Aug 1955
Gilbart Andrew James 3 Nov 2015 Kt Bach 13 Feb 1950 19 Mar 2018 68
Gilbart-Denham Seymour Vivian 30 Jul 2002 KCVO 10 Oct 1939 19 Jun 2018 78
Gilbert Alfred 9 Jun 1932 Kt Bach 1854 4 Nov 1934 80
Gilbert Arthur 14 Oct 1999 Kt Bach 16 May 1913 2 Sep 2001 88
Gilbert Bernard William 2 Jun 1943 KBE (Civ) 1891 7 Nov 1957 66
    "     " 13 Jun 1946 KCB (Civ)
    "     " 8 Jun 1950 GCB (Civ)
Gilbert John 14 Mar 1872 Kt Bach 21 Jul 1817 5 Oct 1897 80
Gilbert John Thomas 9 Jan 1897 Kt Bach 23 Jan 1829 23 May 1898 69
Gilbert John William 2 Jan 1922 KBE (Civ) 23 Oct 1871 21 Dec 1934 63
Gilbert Joseph Alfred 31 Dec 1984 KCB (Mil) 15 Jun 1931
Gilbert Joseph Henry 11 Aug 1893 Kt Bach 1 Aug 1817 23 Dec 1901 84
Gilbert (Joseph) Trounsell 12 Jul 1955 Kt Bach 30 Aug 1888 23 Jan 1975 86
Gilbert Martin John                        PC 2009 2 Nov 1995 Kt Bach 25 Oct 1936 3 Feb 2015 78
Gilbert Walter Raleigh, later [1850] 1st baronet 3 Apr 1846 KCB (Mil) 18 Mar 1785 12 May 1853 68
    "     " 5 Jun 1849 GCB (Mil)
Gilbert William Herbert Ellery 12 Jun 1976 KBE (Civ) 20 Jul 1916 25 Sep 1987 71
Gilbert William Schwenck 15 Jul 1907 Kt Bach 18 Nov 1836 29 May 1911 74
Gilbert-Carter see Carter
Gilbertson Geoffrey 17 Feb 1981 Kt Bach 29 May 1918 2 Feb 1991 72
Gilchrist Andrew Graham 1 Jan 1964 KCMG 19 Apr 1910 6 Mar 1993 82
Gilchrist James Albert 24 Jun 1953 Kt Bach 16 Jun 1884 28 Jan 1965 80
Gilchrist (James) Finlay Elder 7 Feb 1978 Kt Bach 13 Aug 1903 13 Mar 1987 83
Gildea James 18 Dec 1902 Kt Bach 23 Jun 1838 6 Nov 1920 82
    "     " 9 Nov 1908 KCVO
    "     " 1 Jan 1920 GBE (Civ)
Giles Alexander Falconer 1 Jan 1965 KBE (Civ) 1915 11 Apr 1989 73
Giles Charles Tyrrell 8 Jul 1922 Kt Bach 2 Feb 1850 16 Jan 1940 89
Giles (Henry) Norman 18 Jul 1969 Kt Bach 3 May 1905 26 May 1983 78
Giles Oswald Bissill 12 Jul 1955 Kt Bach 11 Apr 1888 4 Aug 1970 82
Giles [Parsons from 1987] Pauline 10 Jun 1967 DBE (Mil) 17 Sep 1912 2 Oct 2005 93
Giles Robert Sydney 8 Jul 1922 Kt Bach 2 Dec 1865 25 Aug 1944 78
Gilkison Alan Fleming 21 Nov 1980 Kt Bach 4 Nov 1909 13 Jan 1990 80
Gill Anthony Keith 16 Jul 1991 Kt Bach 1 Apr 1930 6 Aug 2018 88
Gill Archibald Joseph 1 Mar 1949 Kt Bach 13 May 1889 10 Apr 1976 86
Gill Arthur Benjamin Norman [Ben] 5 Dec 2003 Kt Bach 1 Jan 1950 8 May 2014 64
Gill Charles Frederick 11 Feb 1921 Kt Bach 10 Jun 1851 23 Feb 1923 71
Gill David 23 May 1900 KCB (Civ) 12 Jun 1843 24 Jan 1914 70
Gill Frank   12 Jun 1941 KCMG 4 Oct 1866 25 Oct 1950 84
Gill Robin Denys 31 Dec 2009 KCVO 1927
Gill Roy 1 Jan 1945 KBE (Mil) 19 Feb 1887 13 Oct 1967 80
Gill (Thomas) Harry 4 Jul 1950 Kt Bach 5 Dec 1886 20 May 1955 68
Gillam Patrick John 20 Oct 1998 Kt Bach 15 Apr 1933
Gillan Cheryl Elise Kendall               MP for Chesham and Amersham  1992-     PC 2010 30 Dec 2017 DBE (Civ) 21 Apr 1952 5 Apr 2021 68
Gillan George van Baerle 8 Jun 1944 KCIE 3 Sep 1890 19 Feb 1974 83
Gillan (James) Angus 8 Jun 1939 KBE (Civ) 11 Oct 1885 23 Apr 1981 95
Gillan Robert Woodburn 1 Jan 1916 KCSI 2 Aug 1867 2 Jul 1943 75
Gillard Oliver James 1 Jan 1975 Kt Bach 2 Jun 1906 7 Sep 1984 78
Gillen John de Winter 3 Mar 1999 Kt Bach 18 Nov 1947
Gillespie Helen Shiels 10 Jun 1954 DBE (Mil) 26 Mar 1898 25 Aug 1974 76
Gillespie John 19 Jul 1883 Kt Bach 1822 2 Jan 1901 78
Gillespie Robert 30 Jul 1891 Kt Bach 1818 15 Apr 1901 82
Gillespie Robert Winton 27 Sep 1941 Kt Bach 1865 2 Aug 1945 80
Gillett Edward Bailey 20 Jul 1948 Kt Bach 2 Aug 1888 13 Apr 1978 89
Gillett George Masterman              MP for Finsbury 1923-1935 25 Nov 1931 Kt Bach 1870 10 Aug 1939 69
Gillett Michael Cavenagh 2 Jun 1962 KBE (Civ) 12 Jul 1907 20 Jan 1971 63
Gillett Peter Bernard 14 Dec 1979 KCVO 8 Dec 1913 4 Jul 1989 75
Gillett Robin Danvers Penrose, 2nd baronet 13 Oct 1976 GBE (Civ) 9 Nov 1925 21 Apr 2009 83
Gillett Stuart 10 Feb 1959 Kt Bach 1 Jun 1903 14 Apr 1971 67
Gillett (Sydney) Harold, later [1959] 1st baronet 12 Jun 1953 Kt Bach 27 Nov 1890 21 Sep 1976 85
Gillett (William) Alan 1 Mar 1949 Kt Bach 18 Jan 1879 18 Feb 1959 80
Gilliat Martin John 1 Jan 1962 KCVO 8 Feb 1913 27 May 1993 80
    "     " 31 Dec 1980 GCVO
Gilliatt William 20 Jul 1948 Kt Bach 7 Jun 1884 27 Sep 1956 72
    "     " 1 Jan 1949 KCVO
Gillie (Katherine) Annis Calder 1 Jan 1968 DBE (Civ) 3 Aug 1900 10 Apr 1985 84
Gillies Alexander 19 Nov 1959 Kt Bach 1891 19 Feb 1982 90
Gillies Harold Delf 13 Jun 1930 Kt Bach 17 Jun 1882 10 Sep 1960 78
Gillies William George 14 Jul 1970 Kt Bach 21 Sep 1898 15 Apr 1973 74
Gillinson Clive Daniel 28 Oct 2005 Kt Bach 7 Mar 1946
Gillman Webb 3 Jun 1919 KCMG 26 Oct 1870 20 Apr 1933 62
    "     " 1 Jan 1927 KCB (Mil)
Gillmore David Howe, later [1996] Baron Gillmore of Thamesfield [L] 16 Jun 1990 KCMG 16 Aug 1934 20 Mar 1999 64
    "     " 31 Dec 1993 GCMG
Gillott Samuel 31 Oct 1901 Kt Bach 29 Oct 1838 29 Jun 1913 74
Gilman Charles Rackham 18 Aug 1897 Kt Bach 15 Oct 1833 24 Feb 1911 77
Gilmer Elizabeth May Knox 7 Jun 1951 DBE (Civ) 24 Mar 1880 28 Feb 1960 79
Gilmore Ian Thomas 16 Nov 2010 Kt Bach 1947
Gilmore Mary 1 Feb 1937 DBE (Civ) 16 Aug 1865 3 Dec 1962 97
Gilmour Allan Macdonald 16 Jun 1990 KCVO 23 Nov 1916 22 Sep 2003 86
Gilmour John, 2nd baronet. MP for Renfrewshire East 1910-1918 and Pollok 1918-1940. Secretary of State for Scotland 1924-1929. Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries 1931-1932. Home Secretary 1932-1935. PC 1922 12 Jul 1935 GCVO 27 May 1876 30 Mar 1940 63
Gilmour Susan  [wife of Sir Robert Gordon Gilmour, 1st baronet] 23 Jun 1936 DBE (Civ) 24 May 1870 28 Jan 1962 91
Gilpin (Edmund) Henry 1 Mar 1949 Kt Bach 4 Feb 1876 24 Jul 1950 74
Gilroy Norman Thomas 1 Jan 1969 KBE (Civ) 22 Jan 1896 21 Oct 1977 81
Giltrap Colin John 31 Dec 2011 KNZM 1940
Gimlette Thomas Desmond 19 Jun 1911 KCB (Mil) 27 Nov 1857 4 Oct 1943 85
Gimson Franklin Charles 13 Jun 1946 KCMG 10 Sep 1890 13 Feb 1975 84
Gina Lloyd Maepeza 30 Dec 1989 KBE (Civ) 5 May 1935 May 2007 72
Gingell John 3 Jun 1978 KCB (Mil) 3 Feb 1925 10 Dec 2009 84
    "     " 1984 GBE
    "     " 31 Dec 1991 KCVO
Ginwala Padamji Pestonji 22 Jun 1927 Kt Bach Nov 1875 18 Apr 1962 86
Giordano Richard Vincent 1989 Hon KBE Mar 1934
    "     " 2002 KBE
Gipps Reginald Ramsay 16 Jan 1888 KCB (Mil) 14 May 1831 10 Sep 1908 77
    "     " 26 Jun 1902 GCB (Mil)
Girdwood Eric Stanley 3 Jun 1935 KBE (Mil) 1876 24 May 1963 86
Girolami Paul 9 Feb 1988 Kt Bach 25 Jan 1926
Girouard Edward Percy Cranwill          Governor of Northern Nigeria 1907-1909. Commissioner of the East Africa Protectorate 1909-1912 19 Apr 1901 KCMG 26 Jan 1867 26 Sep 1932 65
Girvan (Frederick) Paul                   Lord Justice of Appeal [NI] 2007-       PC 2007 27 Jun 1995 Kt Bach 20 Oct 1948
Gladstone Gerald Vaughan 13 Jun 1957 KCB (Mil) 3 Oct 1901 11 Jul 1978 76
    "     " 1 Jan 1960 GBE (Mil)
Gladstone Herbert John, Viscount Gladstone. MP for Leeds 1880-1885 and Leeds West 1885-1910. First Commissioner of Works 1894-1895. Home Secretary 1905-1910. Governor General of South Africa 1910-1914. PC 1894 2 Nov 1910 GCMG 7 Jan 1854 6 Mar 1930 76
    "     " 22 Jun 1914 GCB (Civ)
    "     " 4 Jun 1917 GBE
Gladstone Hugh Steuart 18 Feb 1941 Kt Bach 30 Apr 1877 5 Apr 1949 71
Gladwyn, Baron see "Jebb"
Glancy Bertrand James 1 Jan 1935 KCIE 31 Dec 1882 17 Mar 1953 70
    "     " 24 Dec 1940 KCSI
    "     " 1 Jan 1946 GCIE
Glancy Reginald Isidore Robert 4 Jun 1928 KCIE 19 Sep 1874 9 Dec 1939 65
    "     " 1 Jan 1936 KCSI
Glanfield Robert Henry 25 Jun 1920 Kt Bach 16 Oct 1862 Aug 1924 61
Glantawe, Baron see "Jenkins"
Glanville William Henry 9 Feb 1960 Kt Bach 1 Feb 1900 30 Jun 1976 76
Glasgow, Earl of see "Boyle"
Glasgow (Thomas) William 3 Jun 1919 KCB (Mil) 6 Jun 1876 4 Jul 1955 79
Glass Leslie Charles 1 Jan 1967 KCMG 28 May 1911 17 Dec 1988 77
Glass Richard Atwood                   MP for Bewdley 1868-1869 26 Nov 1866 Kt Bach 1820 22 Dec 1873 53
Glasspole Florizel Augustus                Governor General of Jamaica 1973-1991 18 Apr 1981 GCMG 25 Sep 1909 25 Nov 2000 91
    "     " 16 Feb 1983 GCVO
Glavish Rangimarie Naida 30 Dec 2017 DNZM
Glazebrook Richard Tetley 13 Jun 1917 Kt Bach 18 Sep 1854 15 Dec 1935 81
    "     " 1 Jan 1920 KCB (Civ)
    "     " 1 Jan 1934 KCVO
Glazebrook Susan Gwynfa Mary 2 Jun 2014 DNZM 8 Feb 1956
Glean Carlyle Arnold                     Governor General of Grenada 2008-2013 10 Nov 2008 GCMG 11 Feb 1932
Gleed John Wilson 13 Jul 1939 Kt Bach 15 Mar 1865 30 Jul 1946 81
Glegg Alexander 13 Jun 1930 Kt Bach 1848 19 Sep 1933 85
Gleichen Albert Edward Wilfred 22 Jan 1909 KCVO 15 Jan 1863 14 Dec 1937 74
Glen Alexander 2 Jan 1956 KBE (Civ) 22 Nov 1893 16 Dec 1972 79
Glen Alexander Richard 1 Jan 1967 KBE (Civ) 18 Apr 1912 6 Mar 2004 91
Glenday Vincent Gonçalves                Governor of British Somaliland 1939-1940 1942 KCMG 11 Feb 1891 30 Apr 1970 79
Glendonbrook, Baron see "Bishop"
Glenesk, Baron see "Borthwick"
Glen-Haig Mary Alison 31 Dec 1992 DBE (Civ) 12 Jul 1918 15 Nov 2014 96
Glenn (Joseph Robert) Archibald 6 Jul 1966 Kt Bach 24 May 1911 4 Jan 2012 100
Glenn Owen George 31 Dec 2012 KNZM 19 Feb 1940
Glennie Evelyn Elizabeth Ann           CH 2016 31 Dec 2006 DBE (Civ) 19 Jul 1965
Glennie Irvine Gordon 1 Jan 1945 KCB (Mil) 22 Jul 1892 8 Sep 1980 88
Glenravel, Baron see "Benn"
Glentanar, Baron see "Coats"
Glentoran, Baron see "Dixon"
Glidewell Iain Derek Laing                  Lord Justice of Appeal 1985-1995. PC 1985 17 Jul 1980 Kt Bach 8 Jun 1924 8 May 2016 91
Globe Henry Brian 15 Mar 2012 Kt Bach 18 Jun 1949
Glock William Frederick 3 Feb 1970 Kt Bach 3 May 1908 28 Jun 2000 92
Gloster Elisabeth                              Lord Justice of Appeal 2013-PC 2013  [wife of Sir Oliver Bury Popplewell from 2008] 8 Jul 2004 DBE (Civ) 5 Jun 1949
Gloucester, Duchess of H.R.H. Alice Christabel 11 May 1937 GBE 25 Dec 1901 29 Oct 2004 102
    "     " 1 Jan 1948 GCVO
    "     " 2 Apr 1975 GCB (Civ)
Gloucester, Duchess of Birgitte Eva  [wife of the 2nd Duke] 23 Jun 1989 GCVO 20 Jun 1946
Gloucester, Duke of H.R.H. Henry Frederick William Albert 31 Mar 1921 KG 31 Mar 1900 10 Jun 1974 74
    "     " 2 Jan 1922 GCVO
    "     " 3 Jun 1933 KT
    "     " 29 Jun 1934 KP
    "     " 28 Mar 1935 GCMG
    "     " 1944? GCB
Gloucester, Duke of H.R.H. Richard Alexander Walter George, 2nd Duke of Gloucester 1 Jan 1974 GCVO 26 Aug 1944
    "     " 23 Apr 1997 KG
Glover Audrey Frances 12 Jun 2004 DBE (Civ)
Glover Douglas                              MP for Ormskirk 1953-1970 9 Feb 1960 Kt Bach 13 Feb 1908 15 Jan 1982 73
Glover (Edward) Otho 31 Jul 1951 Kt Bach 28 Oct 1876 21 Nov 1956 80
Glover Ernest William, later [1920] 1st baronet 6 Feb 1918 Kt Bach 27 Aug 1864 21 Jan 1934 69
Glover Gerald Alfred 9 Feb 1971 Kt Bach 5 Jun 1908 12 Dec 1986 78
Glover Guy de Courcy 8 Jun 1944 KBE (Mil) 1887 30 Apr 1967 79
Glover Harold Matthew 21 Feb 1942 Kt Bach 29 Oct 1885 22 Dec 1961 76
Glover James Malcolm 13 Jun 1981 KCB (Mil) 25 Mar 1929 4 Jun 2000 71
Glover John 27 Jun 1900 Kt Bach 6 Sep 1829 24 Mar 1920 90
Glover John Hawley                        Governor of Lagos 1864-1866, Newfoundland 1876-1881, the Leeward Islands 1881-1883 and Newfoundland 1883-1885 23 Apr 1874 GCMG 24 Feb 1829 30 Sep 1885 56
Glover Lesley Anne 13 Jun 2015 DBE (Civ) 19 Apr 1956
Glover Victor Joseph Patrick 5 Dec 1989 Kt Bach 5 Nov 1932
Glubb Frederic Manley 1 Jan 1918 KCMG 19 Aug 1857 31 Jul 1938 81
Glubb John Bagot 6 Mar 1956 KCB (Civ) 16 Apr 1897 17 Mar 1986 88
Gluckman Peter David  [originally DCNZM 31 Dec 2007] 1 Aug 2009 KNZM 1949
Gluckstein Louis Halle 30 Jun 1953 Kt Bach 23 Feb 1897 27 Oct 1979 82
    "     " 14 Jun 1969 GBE (Civ)
Gluckstein Samuel 12 Jul 1933 Kt Bach 28 Sep 1880 19 Aug 1958 77
Glyn Alan Jack                            MP for Clapham 1959-1964, Windsor 1970-1974 and Windsor and Maidenhead 1974-1992 30 Dec 1989 Kt Bach 26 Sep 1918 4 May 1998 79
Glyn Francis Maurice Grosvenor 1 Jan 1954 KCMG Aug 1901 15 Dec 1969 68
Glyn John Plumptre Carr 19 Jun 1911 KCB (Mil) 11 Jan 1837 28 Mar 1912 75
Glyn Julius Richard 29 May 1886 KCB (Mil) 15 Apr 1824 12 Aug 1910 86
Glyn-Jones Hildreth 27 Feb 1953 Kt Bach 19 Mar 1895 30 Apr 1980 85
Glyn-Jones William Samuel                    MP for Stepney 1910-1918 19 May 1919 Kt Bach 29 Jan 1869 9 Sep 1927 58
Glynn Joseph Aloysius 12 Jul 1915 Kt Bach 12 Apr 1869 7 Mar 1951 81
Goad (Edward) Colin Viner 15 Jun 1974 KCMG 21 Dec 1914 15 Mar 1998 83
Goad Sarah Jane Frances 31 Dec 2011 DCVO 23 Aug 1940
Goadby Kenneth Weldon 1 Jan 1918 KBE 7 Mar 1873 10 Aug 1958 85
Goava Sinaka Vakai 13 Jun 1998 KBE (Civ) 5 Jul 1927 9 May 2003 75
Gobbo James Augustine                  Governor of Victoria 1997-2000 26 Mar 1982 Kt Bach 22 Mar 1931
Godber Frederick, later [1956] 1st Baron Godber 7 Jul 1942 Kt Bach 6 Nov 1888 10 Apr 1976 87
Godber George Edward 2 Jun 1962 KCB (Civ) 4 Aug 1908 7 Feb 2009 100
    "     " 1 Jan 1971 GCB (Civ)
Goddard Daniel Ford                        MP for Ipswich 1895-1918 16 Dec 1907 Kt Bach 17 Jan 1850 6 May 1922 72
Goddard John Stanley Nov 1993 KA 2 Dec 1931 15 Aug 2009 77
Goddard (Joseph) Holland 1 Mar 1949 Kt Bach 1883 30 Jan 1958 74
Goddard Lowell Patria 2 Jun 2014 DNZM 25 Nov 1948
Goddard Rayner, later [1944] Baron Goddard [L]. Lord Justice of Appeal 1938-1944. Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 1944-1946. Lord Chief Justice 1946-1958. PC 1938 12 Apr 1932 Kt Bach 10 Apr 1877 29 May 1971 94
    "     " 30 Sep 1958 GCB (Civ)
Goddard (Robert) Victor 12 Jun 1947 KCB (Mil) 6 Feb 1897 21 Jan 1987 89
Godfray Hugh Charles Jonathan 1 Feb 2018 Kt Bach 27 Oct 1958
Godfray James 12 Jan 1891 Kt Bach 1816 17 Jun 1897 80
Godfrey Dan 8 Jul 1922 Kt Bach 20 Jun 1868 20 Jul 1939 71
Godfrey George Cochrane 10 Jul 1919 Kt Bach 27 Sep 1871 18 Mar 1945 73
Godfrey John Albert 14 Mar 1950 Kt Bach 17 Feb 1889 12 Nov 1973 84
Godfrey Joseph Edward 29 Jun 1914 Kt Bach 17 Jul 1858 22 Oct 1938 80
Godfrey Walter 1 Jan 1964 KBE (Civ) 14 Dec 1907 18 Oct 1976 68
Godfrey William Wellington 2 Jan 1939 KCB (Mil) 2 Apr 1880 18 May 1952 72
Godfrey-Faussett Bryan Godfrey 3 Jun 1919 KCVO 1863 20 Sep 1945 82
    "     " 1 Jan 1932 GCVO
Godlee Rickman John, 1st baronet 1 Jan 1914 KCVO 15 Apr 1849 20 Apr 1925 76
Godley Alexander John 22 Jun 1914 KCMG 4 Feb 1867 6 Mar 1957 90
    "     " 1 Jan 1916 KCB (Mil)
    "     " 2 Jan 1928 GCB (Mil)
Godley John Arthur, later [1909] 1st Baron Kilbracken 24 Jan 1893 KCB (Civ) 17 Jun 1847 27 Jun 1932 85
    "     " 26 Jun 1908 GCB (Civ)
Godman Alice Mary 1 Jan 1918 DBE 1868 3 Oct 1944 76
Godsell William 18 Jul 1903 Kt Bach 23 Feb 1838 27 Sep 1924 86
Godson Augustus Frederick              MP for Kidderminster 1886-1906 6 Aug 1898 Kt Bach 1835 11 Oct 1906 71
Godwin Beatrice Annie [Anne] 2 Jun 1962 DBE (Civ) 1897 11 Jan 1992 94
Godwin Charles Alexander Campbell 3 Jun 1930 KCB (Mil) 28 Oct 1873 18 Jul 1951 77
Godwin Harry   14 Jul 1970 Kt Bach 9 May 1901 12 Aug 1985 84
Godwin Henry 9 Dec 1853 KCB (Mil) 1784 26 Oct 1853 69
Godwin John Arthur 6 Feb 1913 Kt Bach 17 Oct 1852 29 Apr 1921 68
Godwin-Austen Alfred Reade 13 Jun 1946 KCSI 17 Apr 1889 20 Mar 1963 73
Goenka Badridas 2 Mar 1934 Kt Bach 29 Jul 1883 26 Feb 1973 89
Goenka Hari Ram 11 Feb 1921 Kt Bach 1862 27 Feb 1935 72
Goff Park, later [1936] 1st baronet. MP for Cleveland 1918-1923 and 1924-1929 and Chatham 1931-1935 26 Jun 1918 Kt Bach 12 Feb 1871 14 Apr 1939 68
Goff Reginald William                  Lord Justice of Appeal 1975-1980. PC 1975 9 Mar 1966 Kt Bach 22 Mar 1907 17 Jan 1980 72
Goff Robert Lionel Archibald, later [1986] Baron Goff of Chieveley [L]. Lord Justice of Appeal 1982-1986. Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 1986-1998. PC 1982 18 Dec 1975 Kt Bach 12 Nov 1926 14 Aug 2016 89
Goffe Herbert 4 Jun 1928 KBE (Civ) 14 Jan 1870 7 May 1939 69
Goffin (John) Dean 6 Oct 1983 Kt Bach 9 Jul 1916 23 Jan 1984 67
Gohel Jayvantsinhji Kayaji 25 Jul 1989 Kt Bach 14 Aug 1915 19 May 1995 79
Gold Archibald Gilbey 26 Jun 1918 Kt Bach 28 Oct 1870 21 Aug 1935 64
Gold Arthur Abraham 14 Feb 1984 Kt Bach 10 Jan 1917 25 May 2002 85
Gold Charles                              MP for Saffron Walden 1895-1900 24 Jul 1906 Kt Bach 1837 2 Nov 1924 87
Gold Harcourt Gilbey 1 Mar 1949 Kt Bach 3 May 1876 27 Jul 1952 76
Gold Joseph 30 Jul 1980 Kt Bach 12 Jul 1912 22 Feb 2000 87
Goldberg Abraham 20 Jul 1983 Kt Bach 7 Dec 1923 1 Sep 2007 83
Goldberg David Paul Brandes 17 Oct 1996 Kt Bach 28 Jan 1934
Goldfinch Arthur Horne 1 Jan 1918 KBE 10 May 1866 9 Nov 1945 79
Goldfinch Henry 6 Apr 1852 KCB (Mil) 1781 21 Nov 1854 73
Goldfinch Philip Henry Macarthur 4 Jun 1934 KBE (Civ) 1884 7 Apr 1943 58
Goldie George Leigh 28 Jun 1861 KCB (Mil) 1789 26 Mar 1863 73
Goldie Noel Barré                         MP for Warrington 1931-1945 10 Jul 1945 Kt Bach 26 Dec 1882 4 Jun 1964 81
Goldie-Taubman John Senhouse 17 Jan 1896 Kt Bach 28 Jan 1838 9 Nov 1898 60
Golding John Simon Rawson 22 Jul 1986 Kt Bach 15 Apr 1921 23 Mar 1996 74
Golding William Gerald                    Nobel Prize for Literature 1983 27 Jul 1988 Kt Bach 19 Sep 1911 19 Jun 1993 81
Goldman Samuel 14 Jun 1969 KCB (Civ) 10 Mar 1912 28 Jul 2007 95
Goldney John Tankerville 2 Jan 1893 Kt Bach 15 Jun 1846 11 Apr 1920 73
Goldring John Bernard                      Lord Justice of Appeal 2008-    PC 2008 10 Feb 2000 Kt Bach 9 Nov 1944
Goldsmid Frederic John 3 Nov 1871 KCSI 19 May 1818 12 Jan 1908 89
Goldsmith Allen John Bridson 13 Jun 1970 KCVO 27 Nov 1909 13 Dec 1976 67
Goldsmith James Michael 27 Oct 1976 Kt Bach 26 Feb 1933 19 Jul 1997 64
Goldsmith Malcolm Lennon 1 Jan 1943 KBE (Mil) 22 Aug 1880 4 Oct 1955 75
Goldsmith William Burgess 31 Aug 1897 Kt Bach 14 Sep 1837 23 Dec 1912 75
Goldstone Frank Walter 26 Jun 1931 Kt Bach 7 Dec 1870 25 Dec 1955 85
Goldsworthy Roger Tuckfield                   President of Nevis 1876-1877. Administrator of St. Lucia 1881-1884 and Grenada 1882-1883. Governor of British Honduras 1884-1891 and the Falkland Islands 1891-1897 2 Jan 1889 KCMG 1839 6 May 1900 60
Gollan Alexander 21 May 1898 KCMG 1840 5 May 1902 61
Gollan Henry Cowper 11 Feb 1921 Kt Bach 8 Jan 1868 5 Aug 1949 81
Gollancz Hermann 25 Jul 1923 Kt Bach 30 Nov 1852 15 Oct 1930 77
Gollancz Israel 19 May 1919 Kt Bach 13 Jul 1863 23 Jun 1930 66
Gollancz Victor   20 Jul 1965 Kt Bach 9 Apr 1893 8 Feb 1967 73
Gollop Fred Winlyn Nov 1996 KA
Gollop (William Harvey) Clyde Nov 1988 KA 1916 17 Oct 2004 88
Gombrich Ernst Hans Josef                  OM 1988 12 Jul 1972 Kt Bach 30 Mar 1909 3 Nov 2001 92
Gomersall Stephen John 17 Jun 2000 KCMG 17 Jan 1948
Gomes Stanley Eugene 10 Feb 1959 Kt Bach 24 Mar 1901 24 Sep 1985 84
Gomm William Maynard  [prev KCB (Mil) 2 Jan 1815] 21 Jun 1859 GCB (Mil) 10 Nov 1784 15 Mar 1875 90
Gomme (George) Laurence 23 Feb 1911 Kt Bach 17 Dec 1853 24 Feb 1916 62
Gomme-Duncan Alan Gomme 7 Feb 1956 Kt Bach 5 Jul 1893 13 Dec 1963 70
Gompertz Henry Hessey Johnston 13 Jul 1926 Kt Bach 31 Aug 1867 4 Feb 1930 62
Gondal, Thakur of Bhagwatsinhji Sagramji   15 Feb 1887 KCIE 24 Oct 1865 10 Mar 1944 78
    "     " 22 Jun 1897 GCIE
    "     " 1 Feb 1937 GCSI
Gonner Edward Carter Kersey 31 Mar 1921 KBE (Civ) 1862 24 Feb 1922 59
Gonsalves-Sabola Joaquim Claudino 25 Jul 1995 Kt Bach 2 Oct 1929 4 Apr 2010 80
Gonzi Michael                              Archbishop of Malta 1943-1976 1 Jan 1946 KBE (Civ) 13 May 1885 22 Jan 1984 98
Gooch Henry Cubitt 28 Jun 1928 Kt Bach 7 Dec 1871 15 Jan 1959 87
Gooch Robert Eric Sherlock, 11th baronet 1 Jan 1973 KCVO 6 May 1903 13 Nov 1978 75
Good John James Griffen 1 Jul 2008 Kt Bach 1943
Goodale Ernest William 8 Jul 1952 Kt Bach 6 Dec 1896 16 Nov 1984 87
Goodall (Arthur) David Saunders 31 Dec 1986 KCMG 9 Oct 1931 22 Jul 2016 84
    "     " 15 Jun 1991 GCMG
Goodall Reginald 12 Feb 1985 Kt Bach 13 Jul 1901 5 May 1990 88
Goodall Roderick Harvey 16 Jun 2001 KBE (Mil) 19 Jan 1947
Goodall Stanley Vernon 1 Jan 1938 KCB (Civ) 1883 24 Feb 1965 81
Goodall (Valerie) Jane Morris 14 Jun 2003 DBE (Civ) 3 Apr 1934
Goodbody Richard Wakefield 1 Jan 1958 KBE (Mil) 12 Apr 1903 29 Apr 1981 78
    "     " 1 Jan 1963 GCB (Mil)
Goodchild William Alfred Cecil 25 Nov 1931 Kt Bach 7 Nov 1885 27 Dec 1940 55
Goode  Charles Henry 1 Jan 1912 Kt Bach 26 May 1827 5 Feb 1922 94
Goode Richard Allmond Jeffrey 6 Mar 1928 Kt Bach 30 Apr 1873 25 May 1953 80
Goode Royston Miles [Roy] 27 Apr 2000 Kt Bach 6 Apr 1933
Goode William Allmond Codrington    Governor Singapore 1957-1959 and North Borneo 1960-1963 4 Nov 1957 KCMG 8 Jun 1907 15 Sep 1986 79
    "     " 1 Jan 1963 GCMG
Goode William Athelstane Meredith 1 Jan 1918 KBE 10 Jun 1875 14 Dec 1944 69
Goodenough Anthony Michael 14 Jun 1997 KCMG 5 Jul 1941
Goodenough Francis William 13 Jun 1930 Kt Bach 1872 11 Jan 1940 67
Goodenough William Edmund 1 Jan 1919 KCB (Mil) 2 Jun 1867 30 Jan 1945 77
    "     " 1 Jan 1930 GCB (Mil)
Goodenough William Howley 22 Jun 1897 KCB (Mil) 5 Apr 1833 24 Oct 1898 65
Gooderham Albert Edward   1 Jan 1935 KCMG 2 Jun 1861 25 Apr 1935 73
Goodeve Charles Frederick 12 Mar 1946 Kt Bach 21 Feb 1904 7 Apr 1980 76
Goodfellow Julia Mary 12 Jun 2010 DBE (Civ) 1 Jul 1951
Goodfellow William 29 Dec 1953 Kt Bach 26 May 1880 5 Nov 1974 94
Goodhart Philip Carter                        MP for Beckenham 1957-1992 17 Nov 1981 Kt Bach 3 Nov 1925 5 Jul 2015 89
Goodhart William Howard, later [1997] Baron Goodhart [L] 14 Feb 1989 Kt Bach 18 Jan 1933 10 Jan 2017 83
Goodhew Victor Henry 9 Feb 1982 Kt Bach 30 Nov 1919 11 Oct 2006 86
Goodison Alan Clowes 31 Dec 1984 KCMG 20 Nov 1926 30 Jun 2006 79
Goodison Nicholas Proctor 9 Feb 1982 Kt Bach 16 May 1934
Goodlad Alastair Robertson, later [2005] Baron Goodlad [L]. MP for Northwich 1974-1983 and Eddisbury 1983-1999. Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury 1995-1997. PC 1992 2 Aug 1997 KCMG 4 Jul 1943
Goodman Barbara 31 Dec 1988 DBE (Civ) 5 Oct 1932 21 Jun 2013 80
Goodman George                             MP for Leeds 1852-1857 26 Feb 1852 Kt Bach c 1792 13 Oct 1859
Goodman Gerald Aubrey 1920 Kt Bach 6 Sep 1862 20 Jan 1921 58
Goodman Godfrey Davenport 1 Jan 1935 KCB (Civ) 14 Oct 1868 24 May 1957 88
Goodman Patrick Ledger  [originally PCNZM 3 Jun 2002] 13 Oct 1995 Kt Bach 6 Apr 1929 9 Sep 2017 88
    "     " 1 Aug 2009 GNZM
Goodman Victor Martin Reeves 13 Jun 1959 KCB (Civ) 14 Feb 1899 29 Sep 1967 68
Goodman William George Toop 25 Feb 1932 Kt Bach 14 Mar 1872 4 Feb 1961 88
Goodman William Meigh 8 Dec 1902 Kt Bach 1847 3 May 1928 80
Goodrich James Edward Clifford 26 Jun 1908 KCVO 23 Jul 1851 21 Dec 1925 74
Goodrich Matilda 12 Jun 1947 DBE (Mil) 13 Aug 1972
Goodsell John William 4 Oct 1968 Kt Bach 6 Jul 1906 3 Jul 1981 74
Goodson Alfred Lassam, later [1922] 1st baronet 13 Jan 1915 Kt Bach 17 May 1867 29 Nov 1940 73
Goodwin Frederick Anderson [Fred]  annulled 1 Feb 2012 25 Nov 2004 Kt Bach 17 Aug 1958
Goodwin Frederick Tutu 12 Jun 2004 KBE (Civ)
Goodwin George Goodwin 1 Jan 1918 KCB (Civ) 1862 2 Apr 1945 82
Goodwin Matthew Dean 4 Jul 1989 Kt Bach 12 Jun 1929 10 Oct 2012 83
Goodwin Reginald Eustace 13 Feb 1968 Kt Bach 3 Jul 1908 29 Sep 1986 78
Goodwin Richard Elton 1 Jan 1963 KCB (Mil) 17 Aug 1908 28 Oct 1986 78
Goodwin Stuart Coldwell 30 Jun 1953 Kt Bach 19 Apr 1886 6 Jun 1969 83
Goodwin (Thomas Herbert) John Chapman. Governor of Queensland 1927-1932 1 Jan 1919 KCB (Mil) 24 May 1871 29 Sep 1960 89
    "     " 3 Jun 1932 KCMG
Goodwin William V'Alters Summers Gradwell 4 Mar 1920 Kt Bach 1 Feb 1865 26 Jan 1942 76
Goody John Rankine 14 Dec 2005 Kt Bach 27 Jul 1919 16 Jul 2015 95
Goody Launcelot John 31 Dec 1976 KBE (Civ) 5 Jun 1908 13 May 1992 83
Goold James Duncan, later [1987] Baron Goold [L] 20 Jul 1983 Kt Bach 28 May 1934 27 Jul 1997 63
Goold-Adams Hamilton John                      Governor of Queensland 1915-1920 26 Jun 1902 KCMG 27 Jun 1858 12 Apr 1920 61
    "     " 28 Jun 1907 GCMG
Goold-Adams Henry Edward Fane 3 Jun 1918 KBE 16 May 1860 15 Apr 1935 74
Goonetilleke Oliver Ernest 1 Jan 1944 KBE (Civ) 1892 17 Dec 1978 86
    "     " 1 Jan 1948 KCMG
    "     " 21 Apr 1954 KCVO
    "     " 24 Jun 1954 GCMG
Goose Julian Nicholas 2 Nov 2017 Kt Bach 26 Jul 1961
Goosman (William) Stanley 12 Jun 1965 KCMG 2 Jul 1890 10 Jun 1969 78
Goossens Eugene Aynsley 1 Nov 1955 Kt Bach 26 May 1893 13 Jun 1962 69
Gopalaswami Narsimha Ayyanagar 18 Feb 1941 Kt Bach 31 Mar 1882 10 Feb 1953 70
Gordon Lord Adam Granville 13 Jun 1970 KCVO 1 Mar 1909 5 Jul 1984 75
Gordon Alexander 5 Jul 1930 Kt Bach 22 May 1858 7 Jan 1942 83
Gordon Alexander John [Alex] 9 Feb 1988 Kt Bach 25 Feb 1917 23 Jul 1999 82
Gordon Alexander Robert Gisborne 1 Jan 1965 GBE (Civ) 28 Jul 1882 23 Apr 1967 84
Gordon (Archibald) Douglas 23 Feb 1943 Kt Bach 14 Apr 1888 21 Sep 1966 78
Gordon Archibald McDonald 8 Feb 1955 Kt Bach 29 Oct 1892 23 Nov 1974 82
Gordon Benjamin Lumsden 3 Jun 1899 KCB (Mil) 8 Jul 1833 20 Nov 1916 83
Gordon Charles Addison Somerville Snowden 13 Jun 1981 KCB (Civ) 25 Jul 1918 1 Mar 2009 90
Gordon Charles Alexander 22 Jun 1897 KCB (Mil) 1821 30 Sep 1899 78
Gordon Charles Blair 4 Jun 1917 KBE 22 Nov 1867 30 Jul 1939 71
    "     " 3 Jun 1918 GBE
Gordon David John 12 Feb 1925 Kt Bach 4 May 1865 12 Feb 1946 80
Gordon Donald 25 Nov 2005 Kt Bach 24 Jun 1930
Gordon Elmira Minita                       Governor General of Belize 1981-1993 11 Oct 1985 GCVO 30 Dec 1930
    "     " 14 Feb 1984 GCMG
Gordon Eyre 16 Feb 1939 Kt Bach 28 Feb 1884 28 Jul 1972 88
Gordon Frederick 4 Jun 1917 KCB (Mil) 9 Oct 1861 18 Oct 1927 66
Gordon Garnet Hamilton 13 Feb 1962 Kt Bach 16 Sep 1904 8 Aug 1975 70
Gordon Gerald Henry 18 Oct 2000 Kt Bach 17 Jun 1929
Gordon Henry Robert 1 May 1945 Kt Bach 1886 11 Dec 1969 83
Gordon Henry William 6 Aug 1877 KCB (Civ) 18 Jul 1818 22 Oct 1887 69
Gordon James Alexander [prev KCB (Mil) 2 Jan 1815] 5 Jul 1855 GCB (Mil) 6 Oct 1782 8 Jan 1869 86
Gordon James Davidson 24 May 1881 KCSI 1834 27 Jun 1889 54
Gordon John 22 May 1855 Kt Bach
Gordon John Hannah 26 Jun 1908 Kt Bach 26 Jul 1850 Dec 1923 73
Gordon John James Hood 21 May 1898 KCB (Mil) 12 Jan 1832 2 Nov 1908 76
    "     " 26 Jun 1908 GCB (Mil)
Gordon John Watson 3 Jul 1850 Kt Bach 1788 1 Jun 1864 75
Gordon John William 28 Mar 1865 KCB (Mil) 1805 8 Feb 1870 64
Gordon Keith Lyndell 23 Oct 1979 Kt Bach 8 Apr 1906 29 Mar 2003 96
Gordon Pamela Felicity                    Premier of Bermuda 1997-1998 12 Jun 2004 DBE (Civ)
Gordon Sidney Samuel 18 Jul 1972 Kt Bach 20 Aug 1917 11 Apr 2007 89
Gordon Thomas Edward 3 Jun 1893 KCIE 12 Jan 1832 23 Mar 1914 82
    "     " 23 May 1900 KCB (Mil)
Gordon Thomas Stewart 14 Nov 1938 Kt Bach 26 Apr 1882 5 Jul 1949 67
Gordon-Finlayson Robert 11 May 1937 KCB (Mil) 15 Apr 1881 23 May 1956 75
Gordon Jones Edward 10 Jun 1967 KCB (Mil) 31 Aug 1914 20 Feb 2007 92
Gordon Lennox Alexander Henry Charles 1 Jan 1972 KCVO 9 Apr 1911 4 Jul 1987 76
Gordon-Lennox Lady Blanche 1 Jan 1919 DBE (Civ) 14 Feb 1864 17 Aug 1945 81
Gordon-Lennox Charles Henry, 7th Duke of Richmond and 2nd Duke of Gordon. MP for Sussex West 1869-1885 and Chichester 1885-1888.  9 Nov 1904 GCVO 27 Dec 1845 18 Jan 1928 82
    "     " 6 Aug 1905 KG
Gordon-Lennox Lord Esmé Charles 2 Jan 1939 KCVO 1875 4 May 1949 73
Gordon Lennox George Charles 1 Jan 1964 KBE (Mil) 29 May 1908 11 May 1988 79
Gordon-Lennox Hilda Madeline, Dowager Duchess of Richmond and Gordon  [widow of the 8th Duke] 1 Jan 1946 DBE (Civ) 16 Jun 1872 29 Dec 1971 99
Gordon Lennox Lord Nicholas Charles 14 Jun 1986 KCMG 31 Jan 1931 11 Oct 2004 73
    "     " 24 Oct 1988 KCVO
Gordon-Smith Allan Gordon 13 Jul 1939 Kt Bach 1881 12 Feb 1951 69
    "     " 1 Jan 1941 KBE (Civ)
Gordon-Taylor Gordon 1 Jan 1946 KBE (Mil) 18 Mar 1878 3 Sep 1960 82
Gordon-Watson Charles 3 Jun 1919 KBE (Mil) Apr 1874 19 Dec 1949 75
Gore Charles Stephen 18 May 1860 KCB (Mil) 26 Dec 1793 4 Sep 1869 75
    "     " 13 Mar 1867 GCB (Mil)
Gore Francis Charles 18 Jul 1903 Kt Bach 19 May 1846 12 Feb 1940 93
    "     " 19 Jun 1911 KCB (Civ)
Gore St. John Corbet 6 Mar 1930 Kt Bach 10 Dec 1859 5 Nov 1949 89
Gore-Booth David Alwyn 31 Dec 1996 KCMG 15 May 1943 31 Oct 2004 61
    "     " 13 Oct 1997 KCVO
Gore-Booth Paul Henry, later [1969] Baron Gore-Booth [L] 1 Jan 1957 KCMG 3 Feb 1909 29 Jun 1984 75
    "     " 1 Mar 1961 KCVO
    "     " 12 Jun 1965 GCMG
Gore-Browne Eric 24 Mar 1948 Kt Bach 2 Oct 1885 28 May 1964 78
Gore-Browne Francis 25 Jun 1921 Kt Bach 1860 2 Sep 1922 62
Gore-Browne Stewart 13 Feb 1945 Kt Bach 3 May 1883 4 Aug 1967 84
Gore Browne Thomas Anthony 10 Feb 1981 Kt Bach 20 Jun 1918 7 Sep 1988 70
Gorell Barnes William Lethbridge 31 Dec 1960 KCMG 23 Aug 1909 25 Mar 1987 77
Gorges (Edmond) Howard Lacam 3 Jun 1919 KCMG 16 Jan 1872 Nov 1924 52
Gorham Richard Masters 12 May 1995 Kt Bach 3 Oct 1917 8 Jul 2006 88
Gorman Eugene 11 Jun 1966 KBE (Civ) 10 Apr 1891 19 Jul 1973 82
Gorman John Reginald 20 Oct 1998 Kt Bach 1 Feb 1923 26 May 2014 91
Gorman William                                  MP for Royton 1923-1924 23 Jun 1950 Kt Bach 15 Oct 1891 21 Dec 1964 73
Gormanston, Viscount see "Preston"
Gormley Antony Mark David 15 Apr 2014 Kt Bach 30 Aug 1950
Gormley Paul Brendan 14 Jun 2014 KCMG 2 Sep 1947
Gorrie John 8 Apr 1882 Kt Bach 30 Mar 1829 4 Aug 1892 63
Gorringe George Frederick 29 Oct 1915 KCB (Mil) 10 Feb 1868 24 Oct 1945 77
    "     " 1 Jan 1918 KCMG
Gorst John Eldon                           MP for Chatham 1875-1892 and Cambridge University 1892-1906. Solicitor General 1885-1886. Financial Secretary to the Treasury 1891-1892. Vice President of the Committee on Education 1895-1902. PC 1890 1 Aug 1885 Kt Bach 24 May 1835 4 Apr 1916 80
Gorst John Lownes Eldon 11 Jul 1902 KCB (Civ) 25 Jun 1861 12 Jul 1911 50
    "     " 19 Jun 1911 GCMG
Gorst John Michael                       MP for Hendon North 1970-1997 20 Jul 1994 Kt Bach 28 Jun 1928 31 Jul 2010 82
Gort, Viscount see "Vereker"
Gorton John Grey                           PC 1968. CH 1971 11 Jun 1977 GCMG 9 Sep 1911 19 May 2002 90
Gosalia Harilal Nemchand 21 Jun 1938 Kt Bach
Goschen George Joachim, 2nd Viscount Goschen. MP for East Grinstead 1895-1906. Governor of Madras 1924-1929. PC 1930 17 Mar 1924 GCIE 15 Oct 1866 24 Jul 1952 85
    "     " 3 Jun 1929 GCSI
Goschen Harry William Henry Neville, later [1927] 1st baronet 1 Jan 1920 KBE (Civ) 1865 7 Jul 1945 80
Goschen John Alexander, 3rd Viscount Goschen 3 Jun 1972 KBE (Civ) 7 Jul 1906 22 Mar 1977 70
Goschen William Edward, later [1916] 1st baronet. PC 1905                            13 Sep 1901 KCMG 18 Jul 1847 20 May 1924 76
    "     " 18 Apr 1904 KCVO
    "     " 8 Sep 1905 GCVO
    "     " 25 Jun 1909 GCMG
    "     " 19 Jun 1911 GCB (Civ)
Goschen William Henry 4 Jun 1917 KBE 7 Jun 1870 16 Jun 1943 73
Gosford, Earl of see "Acheson"
Gosling Arthur Hulin 9 Jun 1955 KBE (Civ) 26 Jul 1901 8 Aug 1982 81
Gosling Audley Charles 9 Nov 1901 KCMG 20 Nov 1836 7 Dec 1913 77
Gosling (Frederick) Donald 28 Jul 1976 Kt Bach 2 Mar 1929
    "     " 31 Dec 2003 KCVO
Goss James Richard William 4 Nov 2014 Kt Bach 12 May 1953
Goss John 19 Mar 1872 Kt Bach 27 Dec 1800 10 May 1880 79
Gossage Ernest Leslie 1 Jan 1941 KCB (Mil) 3 Feb 1891 8 Jul 1949 58
Gosse Edmund 12 Feb 1925 Kt Bach 21 Sep 1849 16 May 1928 78
Gosse James Hay 12 Jul 1949 Kt Bach 1876 14 Aug 1952 76
Gosselin Martin le Marchant Hadsley 27 Jun 1898 KCMG 2 Nov 1847 26 Feb 1905 57
    "     " 7 Apr 1903 KCVO
    "     " 21 Nov 1904 GCVO
Gosselin Nicholas 24 Jul 1905 Kt Bach 12 Jul 1839 4 Feb 1917 77
Gosset Matthew William Edward 28 Jun 1907 KCB (Mil) 6 Jul 1839 17 Mar 1909 69
Gosset Ralph Allen 11 Aug 1885 KCB (Civ) 1809 27 Nov 1885 76
Goswell Brian Lawrence 30 Jul 1991 Kt Bach 26 Nov 1935
Gothard Clifford Frederic 10 Feb 1959 Kt Bach 9 Jun 1893 31 May 1979 85
Gott Benjamin Scaife 28 Feb 1924 Kt Bach 1865 26 Feb 1933 67
Gott Charles Henry 6 Mar 1930 Kt Bach 1866 11 Sep 1965 99
Götz Frank Leon Aroha 18 Feb 1963 KCVO 12 Sep 1892 14 Sep 1970 78
Goudie George Louis 16 Jun 1939 Kt Bach 30 Mar 1866 1 May 1949 83
Gouge Arthur Stretton 20 Jul 1948 Kt Bach 3 Jul 1890 14 Oct 1962 72
Gough (Arthur) Ernest 9 Jul 1966 Kt Bach 7 Jan 1878 Oct 1974 96
Gough (Charles) Brandon 2 May 2002 Kt Bach 8 Oct 1937 25 Apr 2012 74
Gough Charles John Stanley VC       For information regarding his award of the Victoria Cross, see the note at the foot of this page 22 Feb 1881 KCB (Mil) 28 Jan 1832 6 Sep 1912 80
    "     " 25 May 1895 GCB (Mil)
Gough Hubert de la Poer 1 Jan 1916 KCB (Mil) 12 Aug 1870 18 Mar 1963 92
    "     " 14 Jul 1917 KCVO
    "     " 3 Jun 1919 GCMG
    "     " 11 May 1937 GCB (Mil)
Gough Hugh, later [1842] 1st baronet and [1849] 1st Viscount Gough. [prev KCB (Mil) 13 Sep 1831]. PC 1859 14 Oct 1841 GCB (Mil) 3 Nov 1779 2 Mar 1869 89
    "     " 30 Jan 1857 KP
    "     " 25 Jun 1861 KSI
    "     " 24 May 1866 GCSI
Gough Hugh, 3rd Viscount Gough 10 Feb 1904 KCVO 27 Aug 1849 14 Oct 1919 70
Gough Hugh Henry VC                    For information regarding his award of the Victoria Cross, see the note at the foot of this page 22 Feb 1881 KCB (Mil) 14 Nov 1833 12 May 1909 75
    "     " 20 May 1896 GCB (Mil)
Gough John Bloomfield 13 Mar 1867 KCB (Mil) 1804 22 Sep 1891 76
    "     " 29 May 1875 GCB (Mil)
Gough John Edmund VC                 For information regarding his award of the Victoria Cross, see the note at the foot of this page 20 Apr 1915 KCB (Mil) 25 Oct 1871 21 Feb 1915 43
Gough-Calthorpe Somerset Arthur 1 Jan 1916 KCB (Mil) 23 Dec 1864 27 Jul 1937 72
    "     " 1 Jan 1919 GCMG
    "     " 3 Jun 1922 GCB (Mil)
Gough-Calthorpe Somerset John, later [1910] 7th Baron Calthorpe 26 Jun 1908 KCB (Mil) 23 Jan 1831 12 Nov 1912 81
Gouin Lomer 23 Jul 1908 Kt Bach 19 Mar 1861 28 Mar 1929 68
    "     " 3 Jun 1913 KCMG
Gould Albert John 9 Nov 1908 Kt Bach 12 Feb 1847 27 Jul 1936 89
Gould Alfred Pearce 26 Oct 1910 KCVO 2 Jan 1852 19 Apr 1922 70
Gould Basil John 24 Jun 1941 Kt Bach 1883 27 Dec 1956 73
Gould Francis Carruthers 24 Jul 1906 Kt Bach 2 Dec 1844 1 Jan 1925 80
Gould Robert Macdonald 10 Feb 1948 Kt Bach 1892 10 Nov 1971 79
    "     " 1 Jan 1953 KBE (Civ)
Gould Ronald 12 Jul 1955 Kt Bach 9 Oct 1904 11 Apr 1986 81
Gould Trevor Jack 5 Jul 1961 Kt Bach 24 Jun 1906 2 May 1984 77
Goulden (Peter) John 30 Dec 1995 KCMG 21 Feb 1941
    "     " 30 Dec 2000 GCMG
Goulding (Ernest) Irvine 31 Mar 1971 Kt Bach 1 May 1910 13 Jan 2000 89
Goulding Marrack Irvine 14 Jun 1997 KCMG 2 Sep 1936 9 Jul 2010 73
Goulter John Packard  [originally DCNZM 31 Dec 2003] 1 Aug 2009 KNZM
Gour  Hari Singh 28 Jan 1926 Kt Bach 26 Nov 1872 25 Dec 1949 77
Gourlay (Basil) Ian Spencer 2 Jun 1973 KCB (Mil) 13 Nov 1920 17 Jul 2013 92
Gourlay Simon Alexander 25 Jul 1989 Kt Bach 15 Jul 1934
Gourley Edward Temperley               MP for Sunderland 1868-1900 18 Jul 1895 Kt Bach 8 Jun 1826 15 Apr 1902 75
Govan Lawrence Herbert 31 Dec 1984 Kt Bach 13 Oct 1919 6 Nov 2007 88
Gow (James) Michael 30 Dec 1978 KCB (Mil) 3 Jun 1924 26 Mar 2013 88
    "     " 31 Dec 1982 GCB (Mil)
Gow [Whiteley from 1994] Jane Elizabeth 21 Dec 1990 DBE (Civ) 14 Jul 1944
Gowan Hyde Clarendon 1 Jul 1933 KCSI 4 Jul 1878 1 Apr 1938 59
Gowan James Robert 9 Nov 1905 KCMG 1815 18 Mar 1909 93
Gowans James 19 Aug 1886 Kt Bach 1 Aug 1821 25 Jun 1890 68
Gowans James Learmonth 9 Mar 1982 Kt Bach 7 May 1924
Gowans (Urban) Gregory 18 Apr 1974 Kt Bach 9 Sep 1904 1 Apr 1994 89
Gower (Herbert) Raymond              MP for Barry 1951-1983 and Vale of Glamorgan 1983-1989 5 Feb 1974 Kt Bach 15 Aug 1916 22 Feb 1989 72
Gower (Robert) Patrick Malcolm 8 Feb 1924 KBE (Civ) 18 Aug 1887 31 Aug 1964 77
Gower Robert Vaughan                   MP for Hackney Central 1924-1929 and Gillingham 1929-1945 18 Aug 1919 Kt Bach 10 Nov 1880 6 Mar 1953 72
    "     " 3 Jun 1935 KCVO
Gowers Ernest Arthur 5 Jun 1926 KBE (Civ) 2 Jun 1880 16 Apr 1966 85
    "     " 4 Jun 1928 KCB (Civ)
    "     " 14 Jun 1945 GBE (Civ)
    "     " 1 Jan 1953 GCB (Civ)
Gowers William Frederick 1 Jan 1926 KCMG 1875 7 Oct 1954 79
Gowers William Richard 3 Aug 1897 Kt Bach 20 Mar 1845 4 May 1915 70
Gowers (William) Timothy 4 Dec 2012 Kt Bach 20 Nov 1963
Gowing Lawrence Burnett 13 Jul 1982 Kt Bach 21 Apr 1918 5 Feb 1991 72
Gowrie, Earl of see "Hore-Ruthven"
Gozney Richard Hugh Turton             Governor of Bermuda 2007-2012 17 Jun 2006 KCMG 21 Jul 1951
Graaff Jacobus Arnoldus Combrinck 1 Jan 1917 KCMG 5 Apr 1927
Grabham Anthony Herbert 9 Feb 1988 Kt Bach 19 Jul 1930 21 Feb 2015 84
Grace John te Herekiekie 1 Jan 1968 KBE (Civ) 28 Jul 1905 11 Aug 1985 80
Grace (Oliver) Gilbert 20 Oct 1953 Kt Bach 1896 23 Jan 1968 71
Gracey Douglas David 14 Aug 1947 KCIE 3 Sep 1894 5 Jun 1964 69
    "     " 1 Jan 1951 KCB (Mil)
Gracie Alexander 1 Jan 1918 KBE 14 Nov 1860 2 Mar 1930 69
Grade Lew, later [1976] Baron Grade [L] 11 Feb 1969 Kt Bach 25 Dec 1906 13 Dec 1998 91
Graesser Alastair Stewart Durward 25 Jul 1973 Kt Bach 17 Nov 1915 8 Jan 1993 77
Grafftey-Smith Anthony Paul 5 Jul 1960 Kt Bach 24 May 1903 14 Oct 1960 57
Grafftey-Smith Laurence Barton 12 Jun 1947 KBE (Civ) 16 Apr 1892 3 Jan 1989 96
    "     " 1 Jan 1951 KCMG
Grafton, Duchess of see "FitzRoy"
Graham (Albert) Cecil 3 Jul 2008 Kt Bach 22 Jan 1928 2009 81
Graham Alexander Michael 9 Oct 1990 GBE (Civ) 27 Sep 1938
Graham Aubrey Gregor 18 Jul 1927 Kt Bach 17 Dec 1867 13 Sep 1947 79
Graham Cecil William Noble 12 Dec 1911 Kt Bach 19 Sep 1872 25 Feb 1945 72
Graham Charles Frederick Claverhouse 18 Dec 1905 Kt Bach 1836 19 May 1924 87
Graham Clarence Johnston, later [1964] 1st baronet 8 Jul 1952 Kt Bach 8 May 1900 22 Dec 1966 66
Graham David John 6 Jun 2011 KNZM 9 Jan 1935 2 Aug 2017 82
Graham Douglas Arthur Montrose       PC 1998 31 Dec 1998 KNZM 12 Jan 1942
Graham Edward Ritchie Coryton 3 Jun 1915 KCB (Mil) 7 Nov 1858 29 Jan 1951 92
    "     " 1 Jan 1918 KCMG
Graham Fortescue 28 Mar 1865 KCB (Mil) 1794 9 Oct 1880 86
Graham Frederick 10 Jan 1907 KCB (Civ) 1848 21 Feb 1923 74
Graham (Frederick) Fergus, 5th baronet. MP for Cumberland North 1926-1935 and Darlington 1951-1959 31 May 1956 KBE (Civ) 10 Mar 1893 1 Aug 1978 85
Graham George Goldie 8 Jul 1952 Kt Bach 10 Feb 1892 16 Jan 1974 81
Graham Gerald VC                          For information regarding his award of the Victoria Cross, see the note at the foot of this page 18 Nov 1882 KCB (Mil) 27 Jun 1831 17 Dec 1899 68
    "     " 25 Aug 1885 GCMG
    "     " 20 May 1896 GCB (Mil)
Graham Helen Violet 11 May 1937 DCVO 1879 27 Aug 1945 66
Graham Henry John Lowndes 11 Jul 1902 KCB (Civ) 15 Jan 1842 5 Dec 1930 88
Graham Hugh, later [1917] Baron Atholstan 9 Nov 1908 Kt Bach 18 Jul 1848 28 Jan 1938 89
Graham James 31 Oct 1901 Kt Bach 29 Jul 1856 8 Mar 1913 56
Graham James Drummond 20 Feb 1935 Kt Bach 1875 4 Apr 1958 82
Graham James Robert George, 2nd baronet. MP for numerous seats (see Commons pages). First Lord of the Admiralty 1830-1834 and 1852-1855. Home Secretary 1841-1846. PC 1830 15 Apr 1854 GCB (Civ) 1 Jun 1792 25 Oct 1861 69
Graham James Thompson 30 May 1990 Kt Bach 6 May 1929
Graham John Alexander Noble, later [1980] 4th baronet 16 Jun 1979 KCMG 15 Jul 1926
    "     " 31 Dec 1985 GCMG
Graham John Alistair 3 May 2000 Kt Bach 6 Aug 1942
Graham (John) Gibson 12 Mar 1946 Kt Bach 1896 5 May 1964 67
Graham John James   30 Jun 1905 KCMG 21 Feb 1847 17 Dec 1928 81
Graham (John) Patrick 21 Feb 1969 Kt Bach 26 Nov 1906 5 Dec 1993 87
Graham (Joseph) Crosland 10 Jul 1929 Kt Bach 1866 30 Apr 1946 79
Graham Lancelot 1 Jan 1930 KCIE 1880 7 Feb 1958 77
    "     " 25 Feb 1936 KCSI
Graham Miles William Arthur Peel 5 Jul 1945 KBE (Mil) 11 Aug 1895 8 Feb 1976 80
Graham Norman William 20 Jul 1971 Kt Bach 11 Oct 1913 25 Feb 2010 96
Graham Peter 12 Jun 1993 KCB (Civ) 7 Jan 1934
Graham Peter Alfred 10 Mar 1987 Kt Bach 25 May 1922 10 Jun 2009 87
Graham Peter Walter 15 Jun 1991 KCB (Mil) 14 Mar 1937
Graham Robert 13 Jun 1917 Kt Bach 12 Jul 1846 11 Feb 1929 82
Graham Robert 20 Feb 1935 Kt Bach 14 Mar 1876 15 Oct 1947 71
Graham Ronald William                     PC 1921 9 Jan 1915 KCMG 24 Jul 1870 26 Jan 1949 78
    "     " 14 May 1923 GCVO
    "     " 5 Jun 1926 GCMG
    "     " 3 Jun 1932 GCB (Civ)
Graham Samuel Horatio 27 Jul 1988 Kt Bach 3 May 1912 10 Aug 1999 87
Graham (Samuel) James   26 Jun 1902 KCB (Mil) 30 Jan 1837 11 May 1917 80
Graham Thomas 26 Jun 1908 KCB (Mil) 26 Jan 1842 4 Nov 1925 83
Graham Thomas Lynedoch 4 Mar 1920 Kt Bach 1860 May 1940 79
Graham Violet Hermione, Duchess of Montrose [wife of the 5th Duke] 1 Jan 1918 GBE 1852 21 Nov 1940 88
Graham Wallace 3 Jun 1916 Kt Bach 15 Jan 1848 12 Oct 1917 69
Graham William 21 Jun 1887 KCB (Mil) 1825 31 May 1907 81
    "     " 26 Jun 1902 GCB (Mil)
Graham William 10 Feb 1922 Kt Bach 23 Dec 1861 2 Apr 1932 70
Graham-Bryce Isabel  8 Jun 1968 DBE (Civ) 30 Apr 1902 29 Apr 1997 94
Graham-Campbell Rollo Frederick 25 Feb 1933 Kt Bach 2 Jan 1868 3 Jun 1946 78
Grahame George Dixon                     PC 1920 10 Dec 1918 KCVO 28 Apr 1873 9 Jul 1940 67
    "     " 2 Jan 1922 KCMG
    "     " 13 May 1922 GCVO
    "     " 3 Jun 1929 GCMG
Graham-Harrison William Montagu 5 Jun 1926 KCB (Civ) 4 Feb 1871 29 Oct 1949 78
Graham-Hodgson Harold Kingston 2 Jan 1950 KCVO 1890 21 Aug 1960 70
Graham-Little Ernest Gordon Graham          MP for University of London 1924-1950 24 Feb 1931 Kt Bach 8 Feb 1867 6 Oct 1950 83
Graham-Smith Francis   18 Mar 1986 Kt Bach 25 Apr 1923
Grain Peter 16 Feb 1928 Kt Bach 25 Sep 1864 6 May 1947 82
Grainge Lucian Charles 29 Nov 2016 Kt Bach 29 Feb 1960
Grainger Katherine Jane 31 Dec 2016 DBE (Civ) 12 Nov 1975
Granard, Earl of see "Forbes"
Grandy John 10 Jun 1961 KBE (Mil) 8 Feb 1913 2 Jan 2004 90
    "     " 13 Jun 1964 KCB (Mil)
    "     " 1 Jan 1967 GCB (Mil)
    "     " 31 Dec 1987 GCVO
Granet (William) Guy 6 Jul 1911 Kt Bach 13 Oct 1867 11 Oct 1943 75
    "     " 2 Jun 1923 GBE (Civ)
Grange Kenneth Henry 17 May 2013 Kt Bach 17 Jul 1929
Granger Clive William John                Nobel Prize for Economics 2003 9 Mar 2005 Kt Bach 4 Sep 1934 27 May 2009 74
Granger (Hugh) Rupert 12 Jul 1955 Kt Bach 9 Oct 1890 15 Mar 1959 68
Granger Thomas Colpitts 25 Jun 1921 Kt Bach 30 Aug 1852 13 Jan 1927 74
Grannum Edward Allan 28 Aug 1926 Kt Bach 11 Dec 1869 16 Aqpr 1956 86
Gransden Robert 23 Jul 1946 Kt Bach 10 Dec 1893 10 Apr 1972 78
Grant (Albert) William 12 Jul 1955 Kt Bach 6 Feb 1891 9 Nov 1965 74
Grant Alfred Hamilton, later [1936] 12th baronet 1 Jan 1918 KCIE 12 Jun 1872 23 Jan 1937 64
    "     " 2 Jan 1922 KCSI
Grant Allan John 6 Jan 1941 Kt Bach 8 Sep 1875 19 Jul 1955 79
Grant Andrew 13 Jun 1946 KBE (Mil) 1890 7 May 1967 76
Grant Charles 1 Jan 1885 KCSI 22 Feb 1836 10 Apr 1903 67
Grant Charles John Cecil 12 Dec 1934 KCVO 16 Aug 1877 9 Nov 1950 73
    "     " 1 Feb 1937 KCB (Mil)
Grant Clifford Harry 2 Aug 1977 Kt Bach 12 Apr 1929
Grant David 25 Oct 2016 Kt Bach 12 Sep 1947
Grant (Edmund) Percy Fenwick George 18 Aug 1920 KCVO 1867 8 Sep 1952 85
Grant Francis 24 Mar 1866 Kt Bach 18 Jan 1803 5 Oct 1878 75
Grant Francis James 3 Jun 1935 KCVO 4 Aug 1863 17 Feb 1953 89
Grant Heathcoat Salusbury 1 Apr 1919 KCMG 13 Feb 1864 25 Sep 1938 74
Grant Henry Fane                         Governor of Malta 1907-1909 26 Jun 1908 KCB (Mil) 4 May 1848 28 Jul 1919 71
    "     " 24 Apr 1909 GCVO
Grant Ian David 13 Jul 2010 Kt Bach 28 Jul 1943
Grant James Alexander 21 Jun 1887 KCMG 11 Aug 1831 5 Feb 1920 88
Grant James Hope 21 Jan 1858 KCB (Mil) 22 Jul 1808 7 Mar 1875 66
    "     " 9 Nov 1860 GCB (Mil)
Grant James Monteith 28 May 1969 KCVO 19 Oct 1903 1 Dec 1981 78
Grant (John) Anthony                  MP for Harrow Central 1964- 1983 and Cambridgeshire SW 1983-1997 10 Feb 1983 Kt Bach 29 May 1925 9 Oct 2016 91
Grant John Douglas Kelso 31 Dec 2004 KCMG 17 Oct 1954
Grant John Peter                         Lieut Governor of Bengal 1859-1862. Governor of Jamaica 1866-1874 14 Feb 1862 KCB (Civ) 28 Nov 1807 6 Jan 1893 85
    "     " 20 Feb 1874 GCMG
Grant John Thornton 24 May 1881 KCB (Mil) 1812 15 Jan 1886 73
Grant (Kenneth) Lindsay 5 Feb 1963 Kt Bach 10 Feb 1899 24 Jan 1989 89
Grant Kerr 24 May 1947 Kt Bach 1878 13 Oct 1967 89
Grant Malcolm John 6 Dec 2013 Kt Bach 29 Nov 1947
Grant (Matthew) Alistair 13 Feb 1992 Kt Bach 6 Mar 1937 22 Jan 2001 63
Grant Mavis 12 Jun 1999 DBE (Civ) 1 Feb 1948
Grant Patrick                              Governor of Malta 1867-1872 2 Jan 1857 KCB (Mil) 11 Sep 1804 28 Mar 1895 90
    "     " 1 Mar 1861 GCB (Mil)
    "     " 23 Apr 1868 GCMG
Grant Paul Joseph Patrick 11 Dec 2009 Kt Bach 16 May 1957
Grant Philip Gordon 3 Jun 1931 KCB (Mil) 10 Dec 1869 14 Jul 1943 73
Grant Robert 20 May 1896 KCB (Mil) 1837 8 Jan 1904 66
    "     " 26 Jun 1902 GCB (Mil)
Grant Scott Carnegie 31 Dec 1998 KCB (Mil) 28 Sep 1944
Grant Thomas Tassell 6 Sep 1858 KCB (Civ) 1795 15 Oct 1859 64
Grant William Lowther 1 Jan 1917 KCB (Mil) 10 Nov 1864 30 Jan 1929 64
Grantchester, Baron see "Suenson-Taylor"
Grant-Duff Arthur Cuninghame 3 Jun 1924 KCMG 23 May 1861 11 Apr 1948 86
Grant-Duff Evelyn Mountstuart 29 Aug 1916 KCMG 9 Oct 1863 19 Sep 1926 62
Grant-Duff Mountstuart Elphinstone         MP for Elgin Burghs 1857-1881. Governor of Madras 1881-1886 28 Jul 1886 GCSI 21 Feb 1829 12 Jan 1906 76
Grant-Ferris Robert Grant, later [1974] Baron Harvington. MP for St. Pancras North 1937-1945 and Nantwich 1955-1974. PC 1971 8 Jul 1969 Kt Bach 30 Dec 1907 1 Jan 1997 89
Grantham Alexander William George Herder. Governor of Fiji 1945-1947 and Hong Kong 1947-1957 14 Jun 1945 KCMG 15 Mar 1899 4 Oct 1978 79
    "     " 7 Jun 1951 GCMG
Grantham Guy                                   Governor of Malta 1959-1962 5 Jun 1952 KCB (Mil) 9 Jan 1900 8 Sep 1992 92
    "     " 31 May 1956 GCB (Mil)
Grantham William                                  MP for Surrey East 1874-1885 and Croydon 1885-1886 19 Jan 1886 Kt Bach 23 Oct 1835 30 Nov 1911 76
Grant-Sturgis Mark Beresford Russell 1 Jan 1923 KCB (Civ) 1884 29 Apr 1949 64
Grant-Wilson Wemyss 25 Jun 1920 Kt Bach 21 Feb 1870 21 Jan 1953 82
Granville, Earl and Countess see "Leveson-Gower"
Granville Keith  25 Jul 1973 Kt Bach 1 Nov 1910 7 Apr 1990 79
Granville-Chapman Timothy John 30 Dec 2000 KCB (Mil) 5 Jan 1947
    "     " 30 Dec 2006 GBE (Mil)
Grasett (Arthur) Edward c Aug 1945 KBE (Mil) 1888 4 Dec 1971 83
Grattan Edmund Arnout 18 Nov 1889 Kt Bach 1818 Aug 1890 72
Grattan-Bellew Arthur John 7 Jul 1959 Kt Bach 23 May 1903 5 Jan 1985 81
Grattan-Doyle Nicholas Grattan                 MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne North 1918-1940 28 Feb 1924 Kt Bach 18 Aug 1862 14 Jul 1941 78
Graumann Harry 30 Dec 1922 KBE (Civ) 1868 19 Sep 1938 70
Graves Cecil George 2 Jan 1939 KCMG 4 Mar 1892 12 Jan 1957 64
Graves Hubert Ashton 1 Jan 1953 KCMG 10 Aug 1894 5 Apr 1972 77
Graves Robert Windham 1 Jan 1923 KCMG 6 Jul 1858 10 Feb 1934 75
Gray Albert 1 Jan 1919 KCB (Civ) 10 Oct 1850 27 Feb 1928 77
Gray Alexander 24 Jan 1933 Kt Bach 28 Apr 1933
Gray Alexander 28 Jan 1947 Kt Bach 6 Jan 1882 17 Feb 1968 86
Gray Alexander George 18 Feb 1941 Kt Bach 1 Mar 1884 26 Oct 1968 84
Gray Archibald Montague Henry 12 Mar 1946 Kt Bach 1 Feb 1880 13 Oct 1967 87
    "     " 13 Jun 1959 KCVO
Gray Bernard Peter 6 Oct 2015 Kt Bach 6 Sep 1960
Gray Charles Antony St. John 16 Dec 1998 Kt Bach 6 Jul 1942
Gray Charles Ireland 1 Jul 2008 Kt Bach 25 Jan 1929
Gray Denis John Pereira 18 Feb 1999 Kt Bach 2 Oct 1935
Gray Ernest                                MP for West Ham North 1895-1906 and Accrington 1918-1922 6 Jul 1925 Kt Bach 27 Aug 1857 6 May 1932 74
Gray (Francis) Anthony 26 Mar 1981 KCVO 3 Aug 1917 2 Aug 1992 74
Gray George Mervyn 31 Oct 1972 Kt Bach 30 Sep 1910 25 Aug 1973 62
Gray Harold William Stannus 9 Jun 1938 KBE (Civ) 1867 23 May 1951 83
Gray Henry McIlree Williamson 3 Jun 1919 KBE (Mil) 14 Mar 1870 6 Oct 1938 68
Gray James 16 Feb 1954 Kt Bach 14 Oct 1891 14 Dec 1975 84
Gray John                                 MP for Kilkenny 1865-1875 30 Jun 1863 Kt Bach 13 Jul 1815 9 Apr 1875 59
Gray John Archibald Browne 25 Jul 1973 Kt Bach 30 Mar 1918 4 Jan 2011 92
Gray (John Armstrong) Muir 23 Nov 2005 Kt Bach 21 Jun 1944
Gray John Michael Dudgeon 10 Jun 1967 KBE (Mil) 13 Jun 1913 3 Feb 1998 84
Gray John Milner 15 Feb 1944 Kt Bach 7 Jul 1889 15 Jan 1970 80
Gray John Walton David 1995 KBE (Civ) 1 Oct 1936 1 Sep 2003 66
Gray Michael Stuart 31 Dec 1985 KCB (Mil) 3 May 1932 13 Mar 2011 78
Gray Reginald 4 Mar 1920 Kt Bach 29 Dec 1851 15 Sep 1935 83
Gray Robert McDowall [Robin] 18 May 1994 Kt Bach 2 Jul 1931
Gray Samuel Brownlow 19 Dec 1901 Kt Bach 1823 20 Jan 1910 86
Gray Vivian Beaconsfield 1 Jan 1945 KBE (Civ) 25 May 1885 16 Mar 1948 62
Gray Walter 18 Dec 1902 Kt Bach 1848 17 Mar 1918 69
Gray William 30 Jun 1890 Kt Bach 1823 12 Sep 1898 75
Gray William Stevenson 24 Jul 1974 Kt Bach 3 May 1928 9 Jul 2000 72
Grayburn Vandeleur Molyneux 11 Jun 1937 Kt Bach 28 Jul 1881 21 Aug 1943 62
Graydon Michael James 17 Jun 1989 KCB (Mil) 24 Oct 1938
    "     " 31 Dec 1992 GCB (Mil)
Grayson Henry Mulleneux, later [1922] 1st baronet. MP for Birkenhead West 1918-1922 5 Jun 1920 KBE (Civ) 26 Jun 1865 27 Oct 1951 86
Greatbatch Bruce                                Governor of the Seychelles 1969-1973 4 Mar 1970 Kt Bach 10 Jun 1917 20 Jul 1989 72
    "     " 20 Mar 1972 KCVO
Greathed Edward Harris 28 Mar 1865 KCB (Mil) 8 Jun 1812 19 Nov 1881 69
Greaves George Richards 24 May 1881 KCMG 9 Nov 1831 11 Apr 1922 90
    "     " 25 Aug 1885 KCB (Mil)
    "     " 20 May 1896 GCB (Mil)
Greaves John Bewley 15 Feb 1954 Kt Bach 6 Jun 1890 28 Jun 1977 87
Greaves John Brownson 9 Mar 1946 Kt Bach 20 Jul 1900 22 Dec 1965 65
Greaves Philip Marlowe Nov 2009 KA
Greaves (William) Ewart 28 Feb 1924 Kt Bach 11 Aug 1869 14 Mar 1956 86
Greaves William Herbert 14 Jul 1904 Kt Bach 1 Mar 1857 18 Dec 1936 79
Greaves (William) Western 1 Jan 1974 KBE (Civ) 29 Dec 1905 8 Jul 1982 76
Greaves-Lord Walter 17 Feb 1927 Kt Bach Sep 1878 18 Jun 1942 63
Green Alan Michael 10 Jul 1935 Kt Bach 11 Apr 1885 3 Aug 1958 73
Green Allan David 31 Dec 1990 KCB (Civ) 1 Mar 1935
Green Andrew Fleming 13 Jun 1998 KCMG 6 Aug 1941
Green David Mark John 9 Jun 2018 Kt Bach 8 Mar 1954
Green (Donald) Percy 5 Apr 1919 KCMG 12 Mar 1866 1950 84
Green Edward 13 Mar 1867 KCB (Mil) 1810 9 May 1891 80
Green Frederick 1 Jul 1912 Kt Bach 17 Jun 1845 18 Feb 1927 81
    "     " 1 Jan 1919 KBE (Civ)
Green Frederick Daniel 30 Oct 1928 Kt Bach 8 Nov 1869 24 May 1932 62
Green George 23 Feb 1911 Kt Bach 15 Dec 1843 8 Apr 1916 72
Green George Ernest 6 Mar 1963 Kt Bach 1892 Oct 1982 90
Green George Wade Guy 2 Jun 1877 KCB (Mil) 1825 Nov 1891 66
Green (Gregory) David 12 Jun 2004 KCMG 2 Dec 1948
Green Guy Stephen Montague         Governor of Tasmania 1995-2003 15 Feb 1982 KBE (Civ) 26 Jul 1937
Green John 7 Jul 1874 Kt Bach 1808 18 Sep 1877 69
Green John 12 Jul 1949 Kt Bach 1892 1953 61
Green John Frederick Ernest 12 Dec 1919 KCMG 1866 30 Oct 1948 82
Green John Little 19 May 1919 Kt Bach 6 Sep 1862 15 Jan 1953 90
Green Kenneth 1957 Kt Bach 1907 20 Mar 1961 53
Green Kenneth 9 Feb 1988 Kt Bach 7 Mar 1934 2010 76
Green Malcolm 13 Feb 2007 Kt Bach 25 Jan 1942
Green Mary Georgina 1 Jan 1968 DBE (Civ) 27 Jul 1913 19 Apr 2004 90
Green Nicholas Nigel                      Lord Justice of Appeal 2018- 18 Feb 2014 Kt Bach 15 Oct 1958
Green Owen Whitley 31 Jul 1984 Kt Bach 14 May 1925 1 Jun 2017 92
Green Pauline 31 Dec 2002 DBE (Civ) 8 Dec 1948
Green Peter James Frederick 13 Jul 1982 Kt Bach 28 Jul 1924 27 Jul 1996 71
Green Philip 12 Dec 2006 Kt Bach 15 Mar 1952
Green (Richard) Kenneth 1 Jan 1957 KBE (Civ) 3 Dec 1907 19 Mar 1961 53
Green William 26 May 1894 KCB (Mil) 31 Aug 1836 16 May 1897 60
Green William Henry Rodes 24 May 1866 KCSI 31 May 1823 9 Sep 1912 89
Green William Kirby Mackenzie 21 Jun 1887 KCMG 1836 25 Feb 1891 54
Green (William) Wyndham 10 Apr 1945 KBE (Mil) 1887 12 Nov 1979 92
Greenacre Benjamin Wesley 31 Oct 1901 Kt Bach 1832 22 Apr 1911 78
Greenaway David 11 Nov 2014 Kt Bach 20 Mar 1952
Greenaway Percy Walter, later [1933] 1st baronet 3 Oct 1932 Kt Bach 11 Jun 1874 25 Nov 1956 82
Greenaway Thomas Moore 5 Apr 1968 Kt Bach 1 Jun 1902 30 Oct 1980 78
Greenborough Hedley Bernard [John] 16 Jun 1979 KBE (Civ) 7 Jul 1922 3 Jul 1998 75
Greenbury Richard 26 Mar 1992 Kt Bach 31 Jul 1936 28 Sep 2017 81
Greene Hugh Carleton 1 Jan 1964 KCMG 15 Nov 1910 19 Feb 1987 76
Greene John Ball 27 Jun 1885 Kt Bach 1821 4 Feb 1896 74
Greene Moya Marguerite 9 Jun 2018 DBE (Civ) 10 Jun 1954
Greene Sidney Francis, later [1974] Baron Greene of Harrow Weald [L] 3 Feb 1970 Kt Bach 12 Feb 1910 26 Jul 2004 94
Greene Wilfrid Arthur, later [1941] 1st Baron Greene. Lord Justice of Appeal 1935-1937. Master of the Rolls 1937-1949. Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 1949-1950. PC 1935 25 Oct 1935 Kt Bach 30 Dec 1883 16 Apr 1952 68
Greene William Conyngham              PC 1912 23 May 1900 KCB (Civ) 29 Oct 1854 30 Jun 1934 79
    "     " 22 Jun 1914 GCMG
Greene (William) Graham 19 Jun 1911 KCB (Civ) 16 Jan 1857 10 Sep 1950 93
Greene Kelly Henry 30 Jun 1906 Kt Bach 21 Jul 1863 7 Jun 1934 70
Greener Anthony Armitage 26 Oct 1999 Kt Bach 26 May 1940
Greenfield Cornelius Ewen MacLean 1 Jan 1965 KBE (Civ) 2 May 1906 21 May 1980 74
Greenfield Harry   10 Feb 1948 Kt Bach 2 Oct 1898 23 Apr 1981 82
    "     " 15 Jun 1974 KBE (Civ)
Greenfield Henry Challen 6 Jul 1944 Kt Bach 8 Dec 1885 14 Sep 1967 81
Greengross Alan David 22 Jul 1986 Kt Bach 1929 13 Aug 2018 89
Greenhill Alfred George 21 Jul 1908 Kt Bach 29 Nov 1847 10 Feb 1927 79
Greenhill Denis Arthur, later [1974] Baron Greenhill of Harrow [L] 10 Jun 1967 KCMG 7 Nov 1913 8 Nov 2000 87
    "     " 1 Jan 1972 GCMG
Greening Paul Woollven 16 Aug 1985 KCVO 4 Jun 1928 5 Nov 2008 80
    "     " 9 Sep 1992 GCVO
Greenly John Henry Maitland 1 Jan 1941 KCMG 25 Jul 1885 31 Dec 1950 65
Greenstock Jeremy Quentin 13 Jun 1998 KCMG 27 Jul 1943
    "     " 31 Dec 2002 GCMG
Greenwell Francis John 16 Feb 1928 Kt Bach 20 Oct 1852 2 Feb 1931 78
Greenwell Leonard 19 Jul 1838 KCB (Mil) 1781 11 Nov 1844 63
Greenwood Brian Mellor 16 Feb 2012 Kt Bach 1938
Greenwood Christopher John 10 Jul 2009 Kt Bach 12 May 1955
    "     " 9 Jun 2018 GBE (Civ)
Greenwood Granville George                  MP for Peterborough 1906-1918 11 Jul 1916 Kt Bach 3 Jan 1850 27 Oct 1928 78
Greenwood James Mantle 26 Jun 1962 Kt Bach 22 Jan 1902 5 Dec 1969 67
Greenwood Marjorie, later Viscountess Greenwood  [wife of the 1st Viscount] 2 Jan 1922 DBE (Civ) 1886 24 Apr 1968 81
Greer Francis Nugent 4 Mar 1920 Kt Bach 24 Feb 1869 6 Feb 1925 55
    "     " 1 Jan 1923 KCB (Civ)
Greer Frederick Arthur, later [1939] 1st Baron Fairfield. Lord Justice of Appeal 1927-1938. PC 1927 20 Mar 1919 Kt Bach 1 Oct 1863 4 Feb 1945 81
Greer Harry 10 Feb 1922 Kt Bach 18 Sep 1875 20 Mar 1947 71
Greer Joseph Henry 3 Jun 1925 KCVO 1 Feb 1855 25 Aug 1933 78
Greeson Clarence Edward 8 Jun 1950 KBE (Mil) 29 Nov 1888 10 Jun 1979 90
Greet Philip Barling Ben 10 Jul 1929 Kt Bach 1857 17 May 1936 78
Greeves Stuart 1 Jan 1955 KBE (Mil) 2 Apr 1897 11 Oct 1989 92
Greg Robert Hyde 1 Mar 1929 KCMG 24 Dec 1876 3 Dec 1953 75
Greg Walter Wilson 4 Jul 1950 Kt Bach 9 Jul 1875 4 Mar 1959 83
Gregg Cornelius Joseph 1 Jan 1941 KBE (Civ) 14 Nov 1959
    "     " 1 Jan 1944 KCB (Civ)
Gregg Henry 25 Jun 1920 Kt Bach 1859 6 Aug 1928 69
Gregg Norman McAlister 28 Jan 1953 Kt Bach 1892 27 Jul 1966 74
Gregory Andrew Richard 11 Jun 2016 KBE (Mil) 19 Nov 1957
Gregory Augustus Charles 9 Nov 1903 KCMG 1 Aug 1819 25 Jun 1905 85
Gregory Charles Hutton 24 May 1883 KCMG 14 Oct 1817 10 Jan 1898 80
Gregory (George) David Archibald 13 Jun 1964 KBE (Mil) 8 Oct 1909 21 Mar 1975 65
Gregory Henry Stanley 1 Jan 1948 KCMG 1890 29 Mar 1959 68
Gregory Holman 28 Mar 1935 Kt Bach 30 Jun 1864 9 May 1947 82
Gregory (John) Roger Burrow 25 Jun 1921 Kt Bach 2 Apr 1861 27 Feb 1938 76
Gregory Michael John 22 Jun 2011 Kt Bach 1948
Gregory Philip Spencer 11 Jun 1913 Kt Bach 2 Feb 1851 28 Oct 1918 67
Gregory Richard Arman, later [1931] 1st baronet 19 May 1919 Kt Bach 29 Jan 1864 15 Sep 1952 88
Gregory Theodore Emanuel 30 Jun 1942 Kt Bach 10 Sep 1890 24 Dec 1970 80
Gregory William Henry                     MP for Dublin 1842-1847 and Galway County 1857-1872. Governor of Ceylon 1872-1877. PC [I] 1871 17 Aug 1875 KCMG 12 Jul 1817 6 Mar 1892 74
Gregson Peter John 26 Jan 2012 Kt Bach 3 Nov 1957
Gregson Peter Lewis 11 Jun 1988 KCB (Civ) 28 Jun 1936
    "     " 30 Dec 1995 GCB (Civ)
Greig Alexander 8 Jul 1947 Kt Bach 1878 5 May 1950 71
Greig Hector                                Chief Secretary at Malta 1837-1847 26 Jan 1839 KCMG 1786 5 Dec 1873 87
Greig (Henry Louis) Carron 21 Feb 1995 KCVO 21 Feb 1925 11 Jul 2012 87
Greig James William                     MP for Renfrewshire West 1910-1922 25 Jun 1921 Kt Bach 31 Jan 1859 10 Jun 1934 75
Greig Louis 3 Jun 1932 KBE (Civ) 17 Nov 1880 1 Mar 1953 72
Greig Robert Blyth 18 Feb 1919 Kt Bach 23 Mar 1874 29 Nov 1947 73
Grenfell Francis Wallace, later [1902] 1st Baron Grenfell. Governor of Malta 1899-1903. PC [I] 1904 25 Nov 1886 KCB (Mil) 29 Apr 1841 27 Jan 1925 83
    "     " 25 May 1892 GCMG
    "     " 15 Nov 1898 GCB (Mil)
Grenfell Harry Tremenheere 30 Jun 1905 KCB (Mil) 1845 19 Feb 1906 60
Grenfell Wilfred Thomason 25 Jul 1927 KCMG 28 Feb 1865 10 Oct 1940 75
Grenfell William Henry, Baron Desborough. MP for Salisbury 1880-1882 and 1885-1886, Hereford 1892-1893 and Wycombe 1900-1905 21 Jul 1908 KCVO 30 Oct 1855 9 Jan 1945 89
    "     " 3 Jun 1925 GCVO
    "     " 17 Apr 1928 KG
Grenfell-Baines George 12 Jul 1978 Kt Bach 30 Apr 1908 9 May 2003 95
Grenier John Charles Samuel 9 May 1892 Kt Bach 16 Jun 1840 31 Oct 1892 52
Grenside John Peter 15 Feb 1983 Kt Bach 23 Jan 1921 28 May 2004 83
Gresford Jones Edward Michael 1 Jan 1968 KCVO 21 Oct 1901 7 Mar 1982 80
Gresley (Herbert) Nigel 15 Jul 1936 Kt Bach 19 Jun 1876 5 Apr 1941 64
Gresson Kenneth Macfarlane             PC 1963 1 Jan 1958 KBE (Civ) 18 Jul 1891 7 Oct 1974 83
Gretton Jennifer Ann, Baroness Gretton 17 Jun 2017 DCVO 14 Jun 1943
Gretton Peter William 1 Jan 1963 KCB (Mil) 27 Aug 1912 11 Nov 1992 80
Greville George 9 Nov 1905 KCMG 12 May 1851 25 Oct 1937 86
Greville Margaret Helen Anderson 2 Jan 1922 DBE 1863 15 Sep 1942 79
Greville Sidney Robert 1 Jan 1912 KCVO 16 Nov 1866 12 Jun 1927 60
Grey Albert Henry George, 4th Earl Grey. MP for Northumberland South 1880-1885 and Tyneside 1885-1886. Governor General of Canada 1904-1911. PC 1908 7 Oct 1904 GCMG 28 Nov 1851 28 Aug 1917 65
    "     " 23 Jul 1908 GCVO
    "     " 23 Oct 1911 GCB (Civ)
Grey  Beryl Elizabeth                    CH 2017 11 Jun 1988 DBE (Civ) 11 Jul 1927
Grey Frederick William 2 Jan 1857 KCB (Mil) 23 Aug 1805 2 May 1878 72
    "     " 28 Mar 1865 GCB (Mil)
Grey George                              Governor of South Australia 1841-1845, New Zealand 1845-1854 and 1861-1868 and the Cape Colony 1854-1861. Premier of New Zealand 1877-1879. PC 1894            See also the note at the foot of this page 27 Apr 1848 KCB (Civ) 14 Apr 1812 19 Sep 1898 86
Grey George, 2nd baronet             MP for Devonport 1832-1847, Northumberland North 1847-1852 and Morpeth 1853-1874. See entry in Baronetage pages for details of political posts held.  31 Mar 1849 GCB (Civ) 11 May 1799 9 Sep 1882 83
Grey (George) Duncan 15 Feb 1923 Kt Bach 29 Sep 1868 14 Feb 1937 68
Grey Henry George, 3rd Earl Grey. MP for Winchilsea 1826-30, Higham Ferrers 1830-31, Northumberland 1831-32, Northumberland Nth 1833-41 and Sunderland 1841-45. Secretary at War 1835-39. Colonial Secretary 1846-52. PC 1835 10 Jun 1863 KG 28 Dec 1802 9 Oct 1894 91
    "     " 25 Mar 1869 GCMG
Grey John 2 May 1844 KCB (Mil) 1780 19 Feb 1856 75
Grey John Howarth 10 Jul 1935 Kt Bach 19 Jul 1875 1 Jan 1960 84
Grey Paul Francis 1 Jan 1963 KCMG 2 Dec 1908 15 Dec 1990 82
Grey Raleigh 3 Jun 1919 KBE (Civ) 24 Mar 1860 10 Jan 1936 75
Grey Ralph Francis Alnwick, later [1968] Baron Grey of Naunton. Governor of British Guiana 1959-1964, the Bahamas 1964-1969 and Northern Ireland 1968-1973 16 Feb 1956 KCVO 15 Apr 1910 17 Oct 1999 89
    "     " 1 Jan 1959 KCMG
    "     " 1 Jan 1964 GCMG
    "     " 2 Jun 1973 GCVO
Grey William                               Governor of Jamaica 1874-1877 28 May 1870 KCSI 26 Mar 1818 15 May 1878 60
Grey-Smith Ross 31 Mar 1967 Kt Bach 22 Jul 1901 14 Jul 1973 71
Grey-Thompson Carys Davina [Tanni] 31 Dec 2004 DBE (Civ) 26 Jul 1969
Grey-Wilson William                              Governor of St. Helena 1887-1897, the Falkland Islands 1897-1904 and the Bahamas 1904-1912 9 Nov 1904 KCMG 7 Apr 1852 14 Feb 1926 73
    "     " 1 Jan 1918 KBE
Grice John 21 Feb 1917 Kt Bach 6 Oct 1850 27 Feb 1935 84
Grice Paul Edward 5 Jul 2016 Kt Bach 13 Oct 1961
Gridley Arnold Babb, later [1955] 1st Baron Gridley. MP for Stockport 1935-1950 and Stockport South 1950-1955 1 Jan 1920 KBE (Civ) 16 Jul 1878 27 Jul 1965 87
Grier (Edmund) Wyly 10 Jul 1935 Kt Bach 1862 7 Dec 1957 95
Grier Selwyn Macgregor                Governor of the Windward Islands 1935-1937 28 Feb 1934 Kt Bach Apr 1878 8 Nov 1946 68
    "     " 23 Jun 1936 KCMG
Grierson Andrew   13 Jun 1930 Kt Bach 1869 19 Oct 1936 67
Grierson George Abraham                  OM 1928 14 Jun 1912 KCIE 7 Jan 1851 7 Mar 1941 90
Grierson Herbert John Clifford 15 Jul 1936 Kt Bach 16 Jan 1866 19 Feb 1960 94
Grierson James Moncrieff 19 Jun 1911 KCB (Mil) 27 Jan 1859 17 Aug 1914 55
Grierson Ronald Hugh 16 Oct 1990 Kt Bach 6 Aug 1921 23 Oct 2014 93
Grieve (Herbert) Ronald Robinson 19 Aug 1958 Kt Bach 6 Jun 1896 1 Jul 1982 86
Grieve Robert 8 Jul 1969 Kt Bach 11 Dec 1910 25 Oct 1995 84
Griffin Anthony Templer Frederick Griffith 12 Jun 1971 KCB (Mil) 24 Nov 1920 16 Oct 1996 75
    "     " 1 Jan 1975 GCB (Mil)
Griffin Arthur Cecil 23 Feb 1943 Kt Bach 3 Mar 1888 28 Jan 1970 81
    "     " 13 Jun 1946 KCIE
    "     " 10 Jun 1954 KBE (Civ)
Griffin (Arthur) John Stewart 16 Jun 1990 KCVO 1924 1 Apr 2009 84
Griffin (Charles) David 18 Apr 1974 Kt Bach 8 Jul 1915 25 Mar 2004 88
Griffin Charles James 25 Jul 1923 Kt Bach 1875 3 Jan 1962 86
Griffin Elton Reginald 28 Sep 1970 Kt Bach 1906 16 Jun 1975 68
Griffin Francis Frederick 9 Feb 1971 Kt Bach 3 Jun 1904 22 Jul 1982 78
Griffin Harry Daly 12 Dec 1911 Kt Bach 5 Oct 1864 13 Apr 1936 71
Griffin Herbert John Gordon 12 Feb 1957 Kt Bach 16 Dec 1889 3 Mar 1969 79
Griffin John Bowes 19 Jul 1955 Kt Bach 19 Apr 1903 2 Feb 1992 88
Griffin (Lancelot) Cecil Lepel 20 Jul 1948 Kt Bach 5 Jan 1900 28 May 1964 64
Griffin Lepel Henry 24 May 1881 KCSI 20 Jul 1838 9 Mar 1908 69
Griffith Arthur Frederick 2 Aug 1977 Kt Bach 22 Apr 1913 17 Nov 1982 69
Griffith Francis Charles 16 Apr 1931 Kt Bach 9 Nov 1878 16 Nov 1942 64
Griffith John Purser 6 Jul 1911 Kt Bach 5 Oct 1848 21 Oct 1938 90
Griffith Ralph Edwin Hotchkin 16 Apr 1932 Kt Bach 4 Mar 1882 11 Dec 1963 81
    "     " 16 Apr 1932 KCSI
Griffith Samuel Walker 23 Jul 1886 KCMG 21 Jun 1845 9 Aug 1920 75
    "     " 1 Jan 1895 GCMG
Griffith William Brandford                Governor of the Gold Coast 1880-1881 and 1885-1895 24 May 1887 KCMG 11 Aug 1824 19 Sep 1897 73
Griffith William Brandford 17 Jan 1898 Kt Bach 9 Feb 1858 8 Jan 1939 80
Griffith-Boscawen Arthur Sackville Trevor         MP for Tunbridge 1892-1906, Dudley Dec 1910-1921 and Taunton 1921-1922. PC 1920 6 Jul 1911 Kt Bach 18 Oct 1865 1 Jun 1946 80
Griffith-Jones Eric Newton 2 Jun 1962 KBE (Civ) 1 Nov 1913 13 Feb 1979 65
Griffith Williams John 27 Jun 2007 Kt Bach 20 Dec 1944
Griffiths David Edward 30 Jun 1953 Kt Bach 1895 8 Oct 1957 62
Griffiths Eldon Wylie                         MP for Bury St Edmunds 1964-1992 24 Jul 1985 Kt Bach 25 May 1925 3 Jun 2014 89
Griffiths (Elizabeth) Anne 11 Jun 2005 DCVO 2 Nov 1932 3 Mar 2017 84
Griffiths (Ernest) Roy 24 Jul 1985 Kt Bach 8 Jul 1926 28 Mar 1994 67
Griffiths Hugh Ernest 1 Mar 1949 Kt Bach 10 Mar 1891 16 May 1961 70
Griffiths Michael 18 Mar 2014 Kt Bach
Griffiths Percival Joseph 8 Jul 1947 Kt Bach 15 Jan 1899 14 Jul 1992 93
    "     " 8 Jun 1963 KBE (Civ)
Griffiths Reginald Ernest 13 Feb 1973 Kt Bach 4 Apr 1910 17 Jul 1991 81
Griffiths William Hugh, later [1985] Baron Griffiths [L]. Lord Justice of Appeal 1980-1985. Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 1985-1993. PC 1980 19 Feb 1971 Kt Bach 26 Sep 1923 30 May 2015 91
Griffiths William Thomas 23 Jul 1946 Kt Bach 19 Apr 1895 30 Jul 1952 57
Grigg Edward William Macleay, later [1945] 1st Baron Altrincham. MP for Oldham 1922-1925 and  Altrincham 1933-1945. Governor of Kenya 1925-1930. PC 1944 11 Oct 1920 KCVO 8 Sep 1879 1 Dec 1955 76
    "     " 2 Jan 1928 KCMG
Grigg Percy James                       PC 1942 1 Jan 1932 KCB (Civ) 16 Dec 1890 5 May 1964 73
    "     " 1 Jan 1936 KCSI
Griggs (William) Peter                    MP for Ilford 1918-1920 11 Jul 1916 Kt Bach 1854 11 Aug 1920 66
Grigson Geoffrey Douglas 21 Jul 2000 Kt Bach 28 Oct 1944
Grigson Wilfrid Vernon                      For information on his death, see the note at the foot of this page 20 Jul 1948 Kt Bach 11 Oct 1896 26 Nov 1948 52
Grille Frederick Louis 23 Feb 1938 Kt Bach 20 Feb 1889 6 Oct 1958 69
Grimble Arthur Francis                    Governor of the Seychelles 1936-1942 and the Windward Islands 1942-1948 1 Jan 1938 KCMG 11 Jun 1888 12 Dec 1956 68
Grime Harold Riley 7 Jul 1959 Kt Bach 12 May 1896 31 Aug 1984 88
Grimley Evans John 4 Nov 1997 Kt Bach 17 Sep 1936 26 Mar 2018 81
Grimshaw Nicholas Thomas 17 Apr 2002 Kt Bach 9 Oct 1939 14 Sep 2025 - HB 85
Grimshaw William Josiah 30 Jun 1953 Kt Bach 29 Nov 1886 12 Sep 1958 71
Grimston Rollo Estouteville 12 Dec 1911 KCVO 26 Oct 1861 29 Jan 1916 54
Grimstone Gerald Edgar 6 Feb 2015 Kt Bach
Grimthorpe, Baroness see "Beckett"
Grimwade Andrew Sheppard 14 Aug 1980 Kt Bach 26 Nov 1930
Grimwade (Wilfrid) Russell 4 Jul 1950 Kt Bach 15 Oct 1879 2 Nov 1955 75
Grindle Gilbert Edmund Augustine 2 Jan 1922 KCMG 28 May 1869 6 Feb 1934 64
Grindrod John Basil Rowland 31 Dec 1982 KBE (Civ) 14 Dec 1919 4 Jan 2009 89
Grinlinton John Joseph 25 Jun 1894 Kt Bach 1828 12 May 1912 83
Grinstead Stanley Gordon 22 Jul 1986 Kt Bach 17 Jun 1924 13 Jul 2009 85
Groom Littleton Ernest 1 Jan 1924 KCMG 22 Apr 1867 6 Nov 1936 69
Groom (Thomas) Reginald 26 Oct 1961 Kt Bach 30 Dec 1906 28 Jun 1987 80
Groom Victor Emmanuel 1 Jan 1952 KBE (Mil) 4 Aug 1898 6 Dec 1990 92
    "     " 16 Jul 1953 KCVO
Grose Alan 17 Jun 1989 KBE (Mil) 24 Sep 1937
Grose James Trevilly 28 Feb 1934 Kt Bach 13 Apr 1872 5 Dec 1944 72
Gross Peter Henry 11 Dec 2001 Kt Bach 13 Feb 1952
Grossart Angus McFarlane McLeod 21 Oct 1997 Kt Bach 6 Apr 1937
Grosvenor Hugh Richard Arthur, 2nd Duke of Westminster 9 Nov 1907 GCVO 19 Mar 1879 19 Jul 1953 74
Ground Richard William 20 Jan 2014 Kt Bach 2 May 1949 22 Feb 2014 64
Grounds Roy Burman 8 Jul 1969 Kt Bach 18 Dec 1905 2 Mar 1981 75
Grove Coleridge 21 May 1898 KCB (Mil) 26 Sep 1839 17 May 1920 80
Grove Edmund Frank 3 Nov 1982 KCVO 20 Jul 1920 28 Jun 2010 89
Grove George 22 May 1883 Kt Bach 13 Aug 1820 28 May 1900 79
Grove William Robert                     PC 1887 21 Feb 1872 Kt Bach 11 Jul 1811 1 Aug 1896 85
Grover Anthony Charles 25 Jul 1973 Kt Bach 13 Oct 1907 3 Sep 1981 73
Grover Malcolm Henry Stanley 12 Dec 1911 KCIE 19 Jul 1858 17 Nov 1945 87
    "     " 22 Jun 1914 KCB (Mil)
Groves Charles Barnard 13 Feb 1973 Kt Bach 10 Mar 1915 20 Jun 1992 77
Groves John 27 Jun 1900 Kt Bach 7 Oct 1828 2 Oct 1905 76
Grove-White Maurice Fitzgibbon 10 Apr 1945 KBE (Mil) 1887 3 Apr 1965 77
Grubb Howard 22 Aug 1887 Kt Bach 1844 16 Sep 1931 87
Grubb Kenneth George 30 Jun 1953 Kt Bach 9 Sep 1900 3 Jun 1980 79
    "     " 13 Jun 1970 KCMG
Grugeon John Drury 12 Feb 1980 Kt Bach 20 Sep 1928 22 Nov 2009 81
Grundy Claude Herbert 15 Feb 1966 Kt Bach 9 Feb 1891 31 May 1967 76
Grundy Cuthbert Cartwright 18 Aug 1919 Kt Bach 1846 1 Feb 1946 99
Grundy Edouard Michael  FitzFrederick 1 Jan 1963 KBE (Mil) 29 Sep 1908 15 Jun 1987 78
Grundy Mark 2 Nov 2006 Kt Bach 19 Jul 1959
Grylls (William) Michael John          MP for Chertsey 1970-1974 and Surrey NW 1974-1997 13 Feb 1992 Kt Bach 21 Feb 1934 7 Feb 2001 66
Gubbins Charles O'Grady 20 Jun 1911 Kt Bach 1833 1911 78
Gubbins Colin McVean 1 Jan 1946 KCMG 2 Jul 1896 11 Feb 1976 79
Gubbins William Launcelotte 19 Jun 1911 KCB (Mil) 26 Jul 1849 8 Jul 1925 75
Guest Charles Edward Neville 1 Jan 1954 KBE (Mil) 1900 23 Jun 1977 76
Guest Ernest Lucas 1 Jan 1944 KBE (Civ) 20 Aug 1882 20 Sep 1972 90
Gueterbock Paul Gottlieb Julius 1 Jan 1949 KCB (Civ) 13 Sep 1886 8 Mar 1954 67
Guggisberg (Frederick) Gordon              Governor of the Gold Coast 1919-1927 and British Guiana 1928-1930 2 Jan 1922 KCMG 20 Jul 1869 21 Apr 1930 60
Guilfoyle Margaret Georgina Constance 31 Dec 1979 DBE (Civ) 15 May 1926
Guillemard Lawrence Nunns                  Governor of the Straits Settlements 1919-1927 24 Jun 1910 KCB (Civ) 7 Jun 1862 13 Dec 1951 89
    "     " 2 Jun 1923 KCMG
    "     " 1 Jan 1927 GCMG
Guinness Alec                                  CH 1994 10 Feb 1959 Kt Bach 2 Apr 1914 5 Aug 2000 86
Guinness Arthur Robert 20 Jun 1911 Kt Bach 1846 10 Jun 1913 66
Guinness Arthur Rundell 9 Jun 1949 KCMG 26 May 1895 12 Mar 1951 55
Guinness Edward Cecil, 1st Viscount Iveagh, later [1919] 1st Earl of Iveagh 25 Feb 1896 KP 10 Nov 1847 7 Oct 1927 79
    "     " 7 Jan 1910 GCVO
Guinness Howard Christian Sheldon 15 Jul 1981 Kt Bach 3 Jun 1932
Guinness John Ralph Sidney 23 Feb 1999 Kt Bach 23 Dec 1935
Guinness Reginald Robert Bruce 2 Aug 1897 Kt Bach 9 Sep 1842 9 Jul 1909 66
Guise John                                  Governor General of Papua New Guinea 1975-1977 14 Jun 1975 KBE (Civ) 29 Aug 1914 7 Feb 1991 76
    "     " 16 Sep 1975 GCMG
Guise John Wright, 3rd baronet   [prev KCB (Mil) 13 Sep 1831] 10 Nov 1862 GCB (Mil) 20 Jul 1777 1 Apr 1865 87
Guise-Moores Samuel Guise 3 Jun 1925 KCB (Mil) 24 Dec 1863 3 Oct 1942 78
    "     " 3 Jun 1931 KCVO
Gujadhur Radhamohun 16 Mar 1976 Kt Bach 1909 12 Aug 1988 79
Gullett Henry Somer 2 Jan 1933 KCMG 26 Mar 1878 13 Aug 1940 62
Gumbs Emile Rudolph 18 Feb 1994 Kt Bach 18 Mar 1928 10 May 2018 90
Gumley Louis Stewart 5 Jul 1937 Kt Bach 1872 30 Sep 1941 69
Gundry William                               See the note at the foot of this page 21 Dec 1916 Kt Bach 1845 10 Jan 1917 71
Gunesekera Frank Arnold 29 Mar 1950 Kt Bach 14 Nov 1887 23 Jan 1952 64
Gunewardene Ratnakirti Senarat Serasinghe 2 Jan 1956 Kt Bach 1899
Gun-Munro Sydney Douglas                  Governor of St.Vincent 1977-1979 and Governor General 1979-1985 11 Jun 1977 Kt Bach 29 Nov 1916 1 Mar 2007 90
    "     " 29 Oct 1979 GCMG
Gunn George Roy 10 Jun 1967 KBE (Mil) 23 Dec 1910 27 Feb 1974 63
Gunn (Herbert) James 5 Feb 1963 Kt Bach 30 Jun 1893 30 Dec 1964 71
Gunn John 6 Aug 1898 Kt Bach 28 Oct 1837 20 Jan 1918 80
Gunn John Currie 9 Feb 1982 Kt Bach 13 Sep 1916 26 Jul 2002 85
Gunn Robert Norman 25 Jul 1995 Kt Bach 16 Dec 1925
Gunn William Archer 31 Dec 1960 KBE (Civ) 1 Feb 1914 17 Apr 2003 89
Gunning (Orlando) Peter 10 Feb 1959 Kt Bach 1 Oct 1908 4 Nov 1964 56
Gunson James Henry 10 Jul 1924 Kt Bach 1877 12 May 1963 85
Gunter Geoffrey Campbell 7 Feb 1961 Kt Bach 30 Apr 1879 17 Sep 1961 82
Gunther John Thomson 14 Sep 1975 Kt Bach 2 Oct 1910 27 Apr 1984 73
Gupta Krishna Govinda 19 Jun 1911 KCSI 28 Feb 1851 Mar 1926 75
Gurden Harold Edward 20 Jul 1983 Kt Bach 28 Jun 1903 27 Apr 1989 85
Gurdon John Bertrand                    Nobel Prize for Medicine 2012 30 Nov 1995 Kt Bach 2 Oct 1933 7 Oct 2025 - HB 92
Gurdon William Brampton                 MP for Norfolk North 1899-Jan 1910 24 May 1882 KCMG 5 Sep 1840 31 May 1911 70
Gurner (Cyril) Walter 20 Jul 1946 Kt Bach 18 Jan 1888 14 Aug 1960 72
Gurney Eustace 28 Jun 1911 Kt Bach 4 Oct 1876 3 Dec 1927 51
Gurney Goldsworthy 10 Aug 1863 Kt Bach 14 Feb 1793 28 Feb 1875 82
Gurney Henry Lovell Goldsworthy      For information on the death of this knight, see the note at the foot of this page 14 Apr 1947 Kt Bach 27 Jun 1898 6 Oct 1951 53
    "     " 1948 KCMG
Gurney Hugh 3 Jun 1935 KCMG 4 Feb 1878 7 Mar 1968 90
Gurney Somerville Arthur 9 Nov 1909 KCVO 21 Oct 1835 17 May 1917 81
Gurney Walter Edwin 18 Feb 1919 Kt Bach 1854 8 Jan 1924 69
Gurney-Dixon Samuel 10 Feb 1942 Kt Bach 6 Jul 1878 30 Apr 1970 91
Gutch John 13 Jun 1957 KCMG 12 Jul 1905 11 Feb 1988 82
Guthardt Phyllis Myra 12 Jun 1993 DBE (Civ) 1 Aug 1929
Guthrie Charles Ronald Llewelyn, later [2001] Baron Guthrie of Craigiebank [L] 30 Dec 1989 KCB (Mil) 17 Nov 1938 18 Sep 2025 - HB 86
    "     " 11 Jun 1994 GCB (Mil)
Guthrie Connop Thirlwall Robert, later [1936] 1st baronet 1 Jan 1918 KBE 6 Jul 1882 28 Sep 1945 63
Guthrie James 12 May 1903 Kt Bach 10 Jun 1859 6 Sep 1930 71
Guthrie Rutherford Campbell 4 Oct 1968 Kt Bach 28 Nov 1899 20 Feb 1990 90
Guthrie (William) Tyrone 7 Feb 1961 Kt Bach 2 Jul 1900 15 May 1971 70
Guttery Norman Arthur 1 Jan 1951 KBE (Civ) 4 Jul 1889 23 Apr 1962 72
Guttmann Ludwig 15 Feb 1966 Kt Bach 3 Jul 1899 18 Mar 1980 80
Guy Henry Lewis 1 Mar 1949 Kt Bach 15 Jun 1887 20 Jul 1956 69
Guy Philip Melmoth Nelson 24 May 1873 KCB (Mil) 1804 10 Mar 1878 73
Guy Roland Kelvin 31 Dec 1980 KCB (Mil) 25 Jun 1928 13 Dec 2005 77
    "     " 31 Dec 1986 GCB (Mil)
Gwalior, Dewan of Rao Rajah Gunput Rao Kirkee Shamshir Bahadur 31 Dec 1875 KCSI
Gwalior, Maharaja of George Jiwaji Rao Scindia 1 Jan 1941 GCIE 26 Jun 1916 16 Jul 1961 45
    "     " 1 Jan 1946 GCSI
Gwalior, Maharaja of Jayajirao Scindia 25 Jun 1861 KSI 19 Jan 1835 20 Jun 1886 51
    "     " 24 May 1866 GCSI
    "     " 1 Jan 1877 Hon GCB (Mil)
Gwalior, Maharaja of Madho Rao Sindhia Bahadur 25 May 1895 GCSI 20 Oct 1876 5 Jun 1925 48
    "     " 24 Jul 1901 Hon KCB (Mil)
    "     " 31 Mar 1903 GCVO
    "     " 4 Dec 1917 GBE
Gwatkin Frederick 21 Feb 1942 Kt Bach 1885 20 Apr 1969 83
Gwatkin Norman Wilmshurst 1 Jan 1951 KCVO 2 Aug 1899 31 Jul 1971 71
    "     " 1 Jan 1963 GCVO
    "     " 1 Sep 1964 KCMG
Gwatkin Willoughby Garnons 7 Jan 1920 KCMG 11 Aug 1859 2 Feb 1925 65
Gwyer Maurice Linford 4 Jun 1928 KCB (Civ) 25 Apr 1878 12 Oct 1952 74
    "     " 3 Jun 1935 KCSI
    "     " 14 Aug 1947 GCIE
Gwynn Charles William 3 Jun 1931 KCB (Mil) 4 Feb 1870 12 Feb 1963 93
Gwynne Roland Vaughan 12 Feb 1957 Kt Bach 16 May 1882 15 Nov 1971 89
Gwynne-James Arthur Gwynne 10 Jul 1935 Kt Bach 1885 17 Mar 1936 50
Gwynne-Jones Peter Llewellyn 31 Dec 2009 KCVO 12 Mar 1940 21 Aug 2010 70
Gwynne-Vaughan Helen Charlotte Isabella 3 Jun 1919 DBE (Mil) 21 Jan 1879 26 Aug 1967 88
    "     " 3 Jun 1929 GBE (Civ)
Gyaw Htoon Aung 24 Feb 1943 Kt Bach 28 Apr 1895
Gyee Maung 10 Feb 1942 Kt Bach 1886 16 Jul 1971 85
Gyi Joseph Augustus Maung 14 Apr 1927 Kt Bach 1872 9 Mar 1955 82
Gzowski Kazimierz Stanislaus 21 May 1890 KCMG 5 Mar 1813 24 Aug 1898 85
Sir George Franckenstein  [Hon GCVO 1937, GCVO 1938]
Sir George and his wife were killed in a plane crash in Germany, as reported in "the Times" of 15 October 1953:-
"A Convair-240 two-engined aircraft of the Sabena company [the national airline of Belgium], on a flight from Salzburg,
crashed six miles west of the Rhine-Main airport, outside Frankfurt, this afternoon. All its 40 passengers, including 11
women and three children, and the four members of the crew were killed.
"The aircraft had not long resumed its flight to Brussels when, according to witnesses, it lost height, rose again, and
then fell precipitously into the woods near Walldorf. German and American police and firemen recovered the bodies from
the débris. There was some mist about, but the weather was good, with adequate visibility and only a light wind.
"The airliner made the intermediate landing at Rhine-Main with 16 passengers and took on board 24 more, including several
British subjects and American citizens bound for New York.
"It is stated that the engines seemed to be misfiring. Once his aircraft was airborne the pilot apparently sought to gain
height and to make a circuit in the hope of being able to land again.
"Sir George Franckenstein, aged 75, formerly Austrian Ambassador to Britain, and his wife were among those killed in the
air crash.............
"the cause of the crash is unknown. The aircraft caught fire when it hit the ground, and all on board died instantly. A
German airport employee said that the Convair was "smashed to matchwood," which was scattered over a radius of 50 
yards. A dozen pieces of luggage lay undamaged, having been thrown clear."
As to the cause of the crash, the Aviation Safety Network website states the probable cause was the short circuiting of
the sparking plugs, due to a heavy deposit of lead on them.
The following [edited] obituary appeared in "The Times" also on 15 October 1953:-
"Sir George Franckenstein.......was one of the most distinguished members of the Diplomatic Corps in London during the
period between the two wars. He was the envoy chosen by the Austrian Republic to represent it in London when diplom-
atic relations were resumed with Great Britain after the 1914-18 War, and he held the post uninterruptedly until Austrian
independence was destroyed by the German Reich in 1938. When his post was suppressed he became a British subject
and was created a Knight Bachelor [sic]. The previous year he had had conferred upon him the G.C.V.O.
"Franckenstein was born in 1878, the son of a diplomat of the old Austro-Hungarian service, Baron Karl Franckenstein, and
of his wife, who had been by birth a Countess Schoenborn. As a young man he served as attaché and secretary in several
of the larger Austro-Hungarian Embassies abroad before becoming private secretary to Count [Alois Lexa von] Aehrenthal,
then Foreign Minister [1906-1912]. He was afterwards frequently sent on special missions abroad, which included a visit to
India and another to the Caucasus.
"The most painful duty he had to perform was to go to Paris after the War of 1914-18 to receive the terms of peace
imposed upon the new and dismembered Austria. He used afterwards to recall how he - when all agreed to regard as one 
of the gentlest and most cultured of men - was confined behind barbed wire and never allowed to go for a motor drive
without an armed guard. He combined dignity with tact in his difficult position, and the Vienna Government had no
hesitation in choosing him to reopen the house in Belgrave Square where he had served before 1914 under Count 
Mensdorff [Austro-Hungarian Ambassador to Great Britain 1904-1914] - now to be a Legation instead of an Embassy. He 
made his Legation a centre of London life, where politicians, artists, journalists, and general society mingled without
ceremony and where first-rate concerts were performed by Viennese virtuosi.
"Franckenstein made a great success of his mission. He negotiated the loan raised for Austria under the League of Nations
scheme, a large part of the money being found in London. He was also responsible for the idea for holding an exhibition
of British art in Vienna in 1927, and furthered every project for encouraging British travellers to visit Austria. He drew the
bonds of the two countries very closely together, culturally as well as politically, and when the Nazis seized his native
land it seemed a natural transition for him to become a British subject. The normally rather complicated formalities of
naturalisation were waived, and he immediately became known as Sir George, instead of Baron Franckenstein. He was
active during the 1939-45 War on a committee which prepared the case for an independent Austria after the end of 
hostilities. He published his reminiscences in a volume called Facts and features of My Life (1939).
'In 1939 he married Editha, daughter of the late Captain N. Keppel King. There is a son of the marriage."
Sir Drummond Drummond Fraser  [KBE 1920]  
The report beneath of the inquest into Sir Drummond's death by suicide appeared in the "Daily Telegraph" of 2 August 
1929:-
'Depression following upon the realisation that he would never again be able to occupy the great position he had formerly
held was stated at an inquest at Blakeney, on Wednesday, to have been responsible for the suicide of Sir Drummond 
Drummond Fraser, the well-known banker and financial authority.
'Sir Drummond had been found earlier in the day with his throat cut. A verdict of suicide while of unsound mind was 
recorded. 
'Helen Low, who had been Sir Drummond's nurse for seven months, said that she was on night duty. Sir Drummond woke
at four, but subsequently slept. She left the room at 6.35, but hearing a noise four minutes later, she returned and found
him in what she thought was a state of haemorrhage. She summoned assistance, and later it was discovered that his throat
was cut.
'Dr. H.W. Hales, of Sheringham, who had been attending Sir Drummond during his residence at Blakeney, said that he had a 
nervous breakdown in 1915, following the loss of his two sons in the war, and was considerably depressed at the death of
his wife two years ago. He had entirely lost the use of his legs, and had to be helped in and out of bed. For some time he
had hoped again to occupy the great position he once held, but the knowledge that he would never do so was gradually
impressed on his mind and made him subject to fits of great depression.
'Dr. Hales' partner said that a razor and case were found near Sir Drummond's right hand, and Mabel Reynolds, chamber-
maid, described how Sir Drummond asked her on Sunday to give him a case from a chest of drawers. She did not know it
contained any razors.
'Sir Drummond Drummond Fraser, of Scottish descent, the son of the late Mr. W. Murray Fraser, was born in Manchester 
in 1867. He was for a time managing director of the Manchester and Liverpool District Bank, and served as president of
the Manchester Bankers' Institute. Interested in many financial and industrial undertakings, he was also a Director of
Trafford Park Estates, of the Redeemable Securities Investment Trust, and of the First, Second, and Third Co-operative
Investments Trusts. Sir Drummond was vice-president of the Institute of Bankers, and hon. lecturer on banking at
Manchester University.
'Sir Drummond rendered especially valuable assistance to the country during and after the war in connection with finance.
He helped materially to set on foot the system of day-to-day borrowing, greatly easing the financial difficulties of the
Government. He was made a K.B.E. in 1920.
'In 1921 he became the first organiser of the international credit scheme under the League of Nations, and in this work
he was ably assisted by his wife, Lady Drummond Fraser.'
Sir Christopher John Frayling  [Kt Bach 2001]
Sir Christopher is a British cultural historian and a former Chairman of the Arts Council. One of his special interests is the
"spaghetti western," which led to his writing a popular biography of Sergio Leone, and he has appeared in several docum-
entaries about Leone and his films. This interest also extends to the films of Clint Eastwood, such that his motto is "Perge 
Scelus Mihi Diem Perficias." This is translated as "Proceed, varlet, and let the day be rendered perfect for my benefit," or,
in Clint Eastwood's oft-quoted phrase, "Go ahead, punk, make my day."
Sir John Joseph Garvan  [Kt Bach 1927]
Garvan's name was included in the 1927 New Year's Honours List published in a supplement to the London Gazette dated
31 December 1926 (issue 33235, page 2). A further entry in the London Gazette, dated 22 October 1927 (issue 33323,
page 6697) states that "The King has been pleased, by Letters Patent under the Great Seal of the Realm, to confer the
dignity of Knighthood upon John Joseph Garvan." Garvan had, however, died on 18 July 1927, thus making the knighthood
effectively posthumous.
Sir Anthony Hastings George  [KCMG 1943]
Sir Anthony committed suicide in Baltimore in January 1944, as reported in the "New York Times" of 10 January 1944:-
'Sir Anthony Hastings George, 56, British consul-general in Boston, was killed today in a fall from a fourth-story hotel
window, the British consulate here [Baltimore] reported.
Sir Anthony, who had been in the consular service nearly all his life, was in Baltimore prior to returning to England on sick
leave.
'He was the British consul in Shanghai at the time of Pearl Harbor and was interned by the Japanese for eight months,
returning to England in 1942. He had held the Boston post since February, 1943. Sir Anthony was unmarried.
'Dr. Henry C. Wollenweber, assistant medical examiner for Baltimore, pronounced the death a suicide. Patrolmen Wilbert
Sudmaier and John Foertschbeck reported that several passers-by saw Sir Anthony standing in the hotel window and one
of them ran inside to notify the manager. When hotel men reached the room, which Sir Anthony had engaged last night,
they found it empty.
'Boston consular officials who had accompanied Sir Anthony to Baltimore said that he never had fully recovered from
amoebic dysentery, contracted during his internment at Shanghai.'
In another section of the "New York Times" on the same day (10 January 1944) Sir Anthony's life is described as follows:-
'Sir Anthony Hastings George was the son of William Edward George, Downside, Stoke Bishop, Bristol. He was educated at
Malvern and in 1908 passed the competitive examinations for consular service. His first post was in China, where he went
as student interpreter in 1908. During his thirty-four years in that country he served in many capacities at Hankow, 
Nanking, Shanghai, Peiping, Tientsin and other places.
'After many years as acting vice consul and acting commercial secretary, he was appointed vice consul in 1926. In 1929
he was appointed consul, in 1930 commercial secretary and in 1940 general consul. He served as British delegate to the
China Customs Tariff Commission in 1922 and as representative from China at the coronation of King George in 1937. In
1938 Mr. George was made a companion of St. Michael and St. George. In the spring of last year he was made a knight
in that order.'
Sir Maurice White Gibson  [Kt Bach 1975]
Sir Maurice and his wife were murdered by the IRA in April 1987. The subsequent inquest was reported by "The Irish Times"
on 23 December 1987:-
"The IRA killing of Lord Justice Maurice Gibson (74) and his wife, Lady Cecily [sic] (67), in a bomb explosion last April was
described yesterday as a depraved crime against humanity. The condemnation of the double murder came from the 
Banbridge, Co Down coroner, Mr Daniel Thompson, when he recorded verdicts that both victims died from multiple injuries
received in the massive blast.
"Lord Justice Gibson, who was a Lord Justice [of] Appeal and the North's most senior judge after the Lord Chief Justice, 
Lord Lowry, was the fifth member of the justiciary in the North to die during the present troubles.
"He and his wife were travelling towards Newry on the main road from Dundalk at about 8.35 am on April 25th last when
their car was wrecked by a powerful device attached to a car which had been left parked on the roadside hard shoulder.
The blast happened in the townland of Killeen in Co Down.
"They had just crossed into Northern Ireland having travelled from Dublin where they had landed from a car ferry following
a holiday abroad. They were driving past the stationary car when the explosion occurred.
"The Gibsons' car, with Lady Cecily at the steering wheel and Sir Maurice in the front passenger seat took the full force of
the blast and was hurled across to the opposite side of the road bursting into flames. The explosion was so strong that it 
left a crater 18 feet in diameter and almost 5 feet deep.
"Police witnesses told the inquest of arriving at the scene and discovering two badly burned bodies in the burnt-out car.
The Gibsons were formally identified by dental records. Autopsy reports showed that Lord Justice and Lady Gibson 
sustained severe injuries from the bomb blast and the coroner said that death appeared to have been instantaneous.
"An RUC detective chief inspector said that although intensive inquiries had been carried out into the murders "to date no
person has been made amenable." He said that the killings had been claimed by the Provisional IRA.
"The inquest heard from Dr David Irwin how he and two other Irish rugby players, Nigel Carr and Philip Rainey were caught
up in the blast while driving to Dublin for a rugby training squad session. As they headed south about 200 yards after
passing a garage, there was a sudden explosion. Dr Irwin said: "I felt a lot of heat and noise." His car's front windscreen
shattered and the car stopped.
"I spoke to Nigel. He was groaning in the front seat beside me. He was cut on his forehead. One of his legs was caught 
with the dashboard  being pushed in. I looked at Philip in the back. He was badly dazed but I could see that he wasn't cut.
I got out of the car, and it was then that I saw a light sky blue coloured car in flames."
"Dr Irwin said that he saw one passenger in the car's front seat, but could not see anybody else. "The flames were so
intense that I couldn't get near the car at all."
"Expressing his sympathy to the Gibson family, Mr Thompson said that the "savage murder" of the elderly couple was "not
only a crime in the eyes of the state, it is a crime by its callousness against humanity itself.
"Any person playing any part in such a murder is depraved. But the deliberate murder of an elderly judge and his wife is
not only an act of depravity, it is the action of people who wish to create an anarchic society in which wickedness will go
unpunished. Let no one be in doubt, only the depraved will prosper in such a society and everyone else will suffer," Mr
Thompson said."
Maurice Raymond Gifford
The listing of knights created between 1837 and 1904 is almost entirely derived from Shaw's "Knights of England". In this
publication (volume 1, page 381), under the listing of KCMGs, there is shown the name of the Hon. Maurice Raymond
Gifford, with the notation that the award had been made in recognition of services rendered in Matabeleland. Unfortunately
this entry is incorrect - Gifford was never knighted and his name therefore should not have appeared in Shaw. The London
Gazette for 24 April 1896 (issue 26733, page 2455) shows that Gifford was created CMG, not KCMG. The entry reads:-
"Chancery of the Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Downing Street, April 17, 1896. The Queen has been graciously   
pleased to give directions for the following appointment to the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George,
in recognition of services rendered in Matabeleland: To be an Ordinary Member of the Third Class, or Companions of the 
said Most Distinguished Order: - The Honourable Maurice Raymond Gifford."
I have chosen to include Gifford in the listing, albeit in a different colour, so as to draw his entry to the attention of
readers, with my object being to demonstrate that Shaw's listing of knights is not infallible. Another reason for his inclusion
is that his life, and especially the manner of his death, warrant the addition of a note to his entry.
Upon Gifford's death, the following obituary appeared in "The Times" on 4 July 1910:-
"Intelligence reached Grantham on Saturday of the death of the Hon. Maurice Raymond Gifford, C.M.G., of Boothby Hall.
"Mr. Gifford, who was suffering from a nervous breakdown, went to undergo a rest cure at the house of Dr. Sturge, at
Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire. On Friday morning he was discovered by one of the servants rushing about the lawn with his
clothes on fire. The servant secured assistance, and eventually, by means of rugs and blankets, the flames were subdued.
Mr. Gifford was carried into the house terribly burned but conscious. He said some petrol which he had been using to 
clean spots from his trousers had been set on fire by a cigarette he was smoking at the time. He died later in the day
from shock, retaining consciousness almost to the end. At the inquest the jury returned a verdict of "Accidental death."
"Mr. Gifford was the fourth son of the second Lord Gifford by his marriage with Frederica, eldest daughter of the first Lord
Fitzhardinge. He was born in May, 1859.  His eldest brother is the present Lord Gifford, V.C. (qv); his next eldest brother,
Edward, a sub-lieutenant in the Navy, was drowned in the sinking of his Majesty's ship Eurydice, off the Isle of Wight in
1878. Mr. Gifford was educated in the Worcester at Greenhithe, and served for some time as an officer of the mercantile
marine. He saw service in Egypt in 1882 as a galloper for a war correspondent, then as a scout under General [Sir
Frederick Dobson] Middleton in the Riel Rebellion [in Canada in 1885], and next as a scout in the Matabele Campaign of
1893. In the Matabele Rebellion, in 1896, he raised and commanded A and B Troop "Gifford Horse," and as a result of a
severe wound received during the campaign his arm was amputated at the shoulder. His services on this occasion were
recognised by the award of the C.M.G., and he commanded the Rhodesian Horse in the Jubilee Procession of June, 1897.
During the South African War he joined the Kimberley Mounted Corps and served on General Mahon's staff at the Relief of 
Mafeking.
"By his marriage with Marguerite, only child of the late Captain Cecil Thorold, of Boothby Hall, he leaves a family of three
daughters and one son, Charles Maurice Elton, born in 1899 [who eventually became 5th Baron Gifford in 1937]."
On the occasion of his marriage to Marguerite Thorold, the "New York Times" of 22 September 1897 reported:-
"Captain the Hon. Maurice Gifford, a brother of Baron Gifford of the British South Africa Company and General Manager of
the Bechuanaland Exploration Company, who lost his arm as a result of a wound received during the Matabele war of last
year, was married to-day at St. Paul's Church, Knightsbridge, to Miss Marguerite Thorold.
"Among Capt. Gifford's presents to his bride was the bullet which cost him an arm. The bullet was set in Matabele gold and 
so arranged that the yellow metal formed a double-headed serpent."
Sir Charles John Stanley Gough VC  [KCB 1881 and GCB 1895]
Born in India, at the age of 16 Gough joined the 8th Bengal Cavalry and saw service in the Second Anglo-Sikh War in
1848-49. During the Indian Mutiny, Gough, together with his brother Hugh (qv) were members of the Corps of Guides.
For a number of deeds during the Mutiny, Gough was awarded the Victoria Cross. The citation in the London Gazette of
21 October 1859 (issue 22318, page 3792) reads:-
"First, for gallantry in an affair at Khurkowdah, near Rhotuck, on the 15th of August, 1857, in which he saved his brother,   
who was wounded, and killed two of the Enemy. Secondly, for gallantry on the 18th of August, when he led a Troop of the 
Guide Cavalry in a charge, and cut down two of the Enemy's Sowars, with one of whom he had a desperate hand to hand
combat. Thirdly, for gallantry on the 27th of January, 1858, at Shumshabad, where, in a charge, he attacked one of the
Enemy's leaders and pierced him with his sword, which was carried out of his hand in the melee. He defended himself with
his revolver, and shot two of the Enemy. Fourthly, for gallantry on the 23rd of February, at Meangunge, where he came
to the assistance of Brevet-Major O.H. St. George Anson, and killed his opponent, immediately afterwards cutting down
another of the Enemy in the same gallant manner."
Gough remained in the Army, reaching the rank of General in 1891.
Both his son, John Edmund Gough, and his brother, Hugh Henry Gough, were awarded the Victoria Cross. Each of these
are the subjects of notes below.
Sir Hugh Henry Gough VC  [KCB 1881 and GCB 1896]
Gough was a lieutenant in the 1st Bengal European Light Cavalry during the Indian Mutiny when he was awarded the
Victoria Cross. The citation in the London Gazette of 24 Dec 1858 (issue 22212, page 5516) reads:-
"Lieutenant Gough, when in command of a party of Hodson's Horse, near Alumbagh, on the 12th of November, 1857,   
particularly distinguished himself by his forward bearing in charging across a swamp, and capturing two guns, although
defended by a vastly superior body of the enemy. On this occasion he had his horse wounded in two places, and his
turban cut through by sword cuts, whilst engaged in combat with three Sepoys. Lieutenant Gough also particularly
distinguished himself, near Jellalabad, Lucknow, on the 25th of February, 1858, by showing a brilliant example to his
Regiment, when ordered to charge the enemy's guns, and by his gallant and forward conduct, he enabled them to effect
their object. On this occasion he engaged himself in a series of single combats, until at length he was disabled by a 
musket ball through the leg, while charging two Sepoys with fixed bayonets. Lieutenant Gough on this day had two horses
killed under him, a shot through his helmet, and another through his scabbard, besides being severely wounded."
Gough remained in the Army, reaching the rank of General in 1894.
Sir John Edmund Gough VC  [posthumous KCB 1915]
Gough has been described as a "member of the bravest family in England," since he was the son of a Victoria Cross winner
(Sir Charles Gough) and the nephew of another (Sir Hugh Gough), both of whom are the subject of notes on this page.
After serving in British Central Africa, the Sudan, Crete and the Second Boer War, by 1903 Gough was a Brevet Major
serving in the Rifle Brigade in Somaliland. On 22 April 1903, Gough was in command of a column when it came under attack
by an enemy force in superior numbers. During the retreat, two of Gough's officers, Captains William George Walker and
George Murray Rolland, went to the aid of another officer, Captain Bruce, who had been shot. Both Walker and Rolland 
were subsequently awarded Victoria Crosses, their citation in the London Gazette of 7 August 1903 (issue 27584, page 
4981) reading:-
"During the return of Major Gough's column to Denop on the 22nd April last, after the action at Daratoleh, the rear-guard  
got considerably in rear of the column, owing to the thick bush, and to having to hold their ground while wounded men 
were being placed on camels. At this time Captain Bruce was shot through the body from a distance of about 20 yards, 
and fell on the path unable to move. Captains Walker and Rolland, two men of the 2nd Battalion King's African Rifles, one
Sikh and one Somali of the Camel Corps were with him when he fell. In the meantime the column being unaware of what 
had happened were getting further away. Captain Rolland then ran back some 500 yards and returned with assistance to
bring off Captain Bruce, while Captain Walker and his men remained with that Officer, endeavouring to keep off the enemy,
who were all around in the thick bush. This they succeeded in doing, though not before Captain Ross was hit a second
time, and the Sikh wounded. But for the gallant conduct displayed by these Officers and men, Captain Bruce must have
fallen into the hands of the enemy."
The report upon which Walker and Rolland received their awards was written by Gough, who, in his report, downplayed
his own role in the failed rescue attempt. It was not until later that year that a full report reached the ears of the top 
brass and it became obvious that Gough was as deserving of recognition as Walker and Rolland. Accordingly, the London 
Gazette of 15 January 1904 (issue 27636, page 331) contained the following notice:-
"During the action at Daratoleh, on 22nd April last. Major Gough assisted Captains Walker and Holland in carrying back the   
late Captain Bruce (who had been mortally wounded) and preventing that Officer from falling into the hands of the enemy.
Captains Walker and Rolland have already been awarded the Victoria Cross for their gallantry on this occasion, but Major 
Gough (who was in command of the column) made no mention of his own conduct, which has only recently been brought
to notice."
Gough was a Brigadier-General when war was declared in August 1914. He went to France with the British Expeditionary
Force and by early 1915 was chosen to plan the defence of Neuve Chappelle. Gough was due to be promoted to Major-
General in March 1915, but on 20 February, while visiting his old battalion (the Rifle Brigade) he was shot by a German
sniper and died the following day. In recognition of his service, Gough was granted a posthumous knighthood, the citation
appearing in the London Gazette of 20 April 1915 (issue 29136, page 3825) reading as follows:-
"The King has been graciously pleased to approve of the posthumous honour of a Knight Commandership of the Military  
Division of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath being conferred on the late Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) John
Edmond Gough, V.C., C.B., C.M.G, A.D.C, who died on the 21st February, 1915, from wounds received in action; in recog-
nition of his most distinguished service in the field."
Sir Gerald Graham VC  [KCB 1882, GCMG 1885 and GCB 1896]
Graham was a lieutenant in the Royal Engineers during the Crimean War where his actions won him the Victoria Cross.
The citation in the London Gazette of 24 February 1857 (issue 21971, page 656) reads:-
"Determined gallantry at the head of a Ladder Party, at the assault of the Redan, on the 18th June, 1855. Devoted 
heroism in sallying out of the trenches on numerous occasions, and bringing in wounded Officers and Men."
Graham remained in the Army, serving in the Second Anglo-Chinese War in 1860 before returning to England where he
held a succession of roles as commanding engineer in various Army bases. In 1882 he accompanied Wolseley to Egypt
where he served in the campaign against Urabi Pasha. In 1884 he led his troops against Osman Digna, who he defeated
at El-Teb and Tamai. His final campaign was the command of the Suakin Field Force in the Sudan. He attained the rank
of Lieutenant-General in 1884.
Sir Augustus Charles Gregory  [KCMG 1903]
The following biography of Sir Augustus Gregory appeared in the November 1966 issue of the Australian monthly magazine
"Parade":-
"Six weary men leading pack horses reached the mangrove-fringed mouth of the Albert River, on the Gulf of Carpentaria,
in August, 1856, not far from the [present day] site of Burketown. They had set out ten weeks before from the Victoria
River on a terrible overland journey that took them across Arnhem Land and down the desolate coastline of the Gulf. They
were looking for the lost explorer Ludwig Leichhardt. The Albert River should have been the end of the march, for their
leader, Augustus Charles Gregory, had ordered the expedition's schooner to meet them there. But as they gazed at the
wide sheet of water the men's hearts sank. The schooner was not there. Their only hope of survival now was to push on
while their provisions lasted. On the river bank Gregory buried a message under a marked tree and the party set out again.
Their goal was the nearest settlement on the Queensland coast - Port Curtis, 1000 miles away. Gregory and the men 
struggled through the drought-ravaged wilderness of central Queensland for three months before reaching the sea again.
 
"This expedition and his epic journey down the Barcoo River and Cooper's Creek to Adelaide two years later earned Gregory
a great place in the annals of Australian exploration. His second expedition exploded the legend of an inland sea or great
river system in the heart of the continent that had haunted explorers since the days of Governor Phillip.
"Augustus Charles Gregory was born in Nottinghamshire in 1819, and as a child was taken by his parents to the new colony
on the Swan River in West Australia. In 1841 he and his younger brother, Frank [1821-1888], entered the Government
Survey Office in Perth and within a few years were hardy, enterprising bushmen. The age of Australian inland exploration
was just beginning, and Gregory's imagination was fired by the example of the pioneers.
 
"In 1839 Captain George Grey [qv] made the first overland journey down the West Australian coast after the whaleboats
accompanying his expedition were wrecked on the lonely shore of Shark Bay. Two years later [Edward John] Eyre became
the first man to reach West Australia overland from the eastern colonies with his nightmare journey along the coast of the
Great Australian Bight. By 1844 [Charles] Sturt was pushing north from Adelaide, reaching Cooper's Creek and exploring the
forbidding salt­encrusted plains round Lake Eyre and Lake Torrens.
"Gregory's first two expeditions, ordered by the Survey Office in Perth, were intended to supplement the information 
brought back by Grey in 1839. On his march from Shark Bay, Grey had discovered the Gascoyne and Murchison Rivers and
rich grasslands near the present site of Geraldton, but he had not attempted to penetrate the interior. The Swan River
settlers were hungry for more pastures for their flocks and Gregory's instructions were to seek them along the upper 
reaches of the coastal rivers. 
 
"His first journey, in 1846, achieved little except the discovery of valuable coal seams on the Irwin River. Every time 
Gregory turned inland he encountered waterless desert. In September 1848, with five men, including his brother Frank, and
provisions for three months, Gregory set out from Perth again and established a base on the Murchison River. As he pushed
farther north the country worsened. For days the explorers hacked their way through dense bush, exhausted by the 
fearful heat and relying on native waterholes. Inland they saw nothing but rocky, sun-baked hills and arid plains. They 
were 350 miles from Perth when the men reached the limit of their endurance and had to turn back. Gregory's report was
gloomy. A few stretches of good pastures existed along the coast. Behind them was a desert, lifeless except for a few
miserable Aboriginals. 
 
"Although Gregory had failed in his primary objective he had added considerably to geographical knowledge. His reputation
won him command of a much more important expedition a few years later. By the 1850s the search for the lost explorer
Ludwig Leichhardt had become an Australia-wide concern. Expeditions were being planned in Sydney, Brisbane and 
Adelaide. Gregory's, promoted in Sydney, was one of the largest and best equipped. It sailed in the schooners Monarch
and Tom Tough in September 1855. With Gregory were the botanist Baron von Mueller, Dr. Elsey as surgeon, nine other
experienced bushmen. They had horses, cattle, sheep and several tons of provisions.
 
"Gregory's plan was to establish a base on the Victoria River in what is now the Northern Territory, then explore south and
east in the hope of picking up Leichhardt's trail. When the ships reached the river the Monarch was sent home, the Tom
Tough being retained to carry later the party back to Sydney from some point on the coast. Almost at once disaster 
struck. While Gregory was on a preliminary journey inland the schooner ran aground. Half the stores were ruined when her
hold was flooded. 
"She refloated, but it was January 1856 before Gregory set out again, hoping to follow the Victoria River to its source and
find tribes who might give him news of Leichhardt. From the steamy coastal heat the explorers pushed south into country
that rapidly changed into desert. The streams vanished into dry salt lakes or were lost in the sand. By the end of March,
travelling at night to ease heat and thirst, Gregory and his men were back on the Victoria River to find scurvy breaking out
among the party at the base camp. Gregory refused to give up the search. The Tom Tough was ordered to Koepang, in
Dutch Timor, for fresh food while the explorers trekked overland to the Gulf of Carpentaria.
 
"The mouth of the Albert River was fixed as a rendezvous. On June 21 Gregory, von Mueller, Elsey and three other men
left the Victoria River with 34 packhorses. Across some of the worst country in Australia, the searing rocky wastes of 
Arnhem Land, they headed for the Roper River and then down the southern shore of the Gulf towards the Albert. They 
often had to open fire on bands of prowling natives. The horses began dying from exhaustion. Then came the stunning 
blow when the schooner failed to appear with its desperately needed food. Three months and 1000 miles of suffering and
endurance rarely paralleled in Australian exploring lay ahead of them before they struggled into Port Curtis late in November
1856. The missing schooner - leaky, rotten and barely afloat - eventually turned up in Brisbane, having reached the Albert
River after Gregory. 
 
"Gregory's feat won acclamation. Little more than a year later he was invited to lead another Leichhardt-hunting expedition
being equipped in Brisbane. No one knew exactly what direction Leichhardt had taken when the left the last frontiers of
settlement in southern Queensland in April 1848. Widely different theories were debated. Gregory's second expedition was 
based on the belief that the explorer might have headed due west towards the Barcoo River (discovered by [Edmund]
Kennedy in 1847) and from there into unknown central Australia.
 
"In March 1858, with eight men and 40 horses, Gregory left Moreton Bay and headed north-west along Kennedy's old track
towards the headwaters of the Warrego River. A month later, after toiling painfully through the rugged hills at the head of
the Warrego and the Nive, they emerged on the flat country along the upper reaches of the Barcoo. A scene of appalling
desolation met their eyes - a harsh, lifeless landscape withered by drought and shimmering in a haze of terrible heat. The
river was only a string of stagnant pools. Even the stunted trees along its banks were dead. All round was a vast expanse
of sun-baked mud riddled with great fissures. Their starving horses ate decayed weeds in the pools and gnawed the bark
from deserted native gunyahs. Only the hope of finding better country downstream kept Gregory and his men plodding
wearily on. 
"Near the junction of the Barcoo and the Alice, they stumbled on a discovery whose significance was to be debated for 
the next 50 years. They found a tree marked with the letter "L". Nearby were the stumps of trees that had obviously been
felled with an axe. At last it seemed that they had struck the long-lost trail of Ludwig Leichhardt. With revived spirits the
explorers pushed on. Gradually the country improved. Long stretches of water appeared in the river bed and there was
grass for the emaciated horses. By the end of May Gregory realised he had entered territory reached by Sturt from 
Adelaide 13 years before. Thus he had established the important fact that Kennedy's Barcoo and Sturt's Cooper's Creek
were the same stream. However, his men were near the end of their tether. As they approached Lake Eyre the river
vanished again into mud plains and sandhills stretching away as far as the eye could see. To continue westward would 
have been almost certain suicide. So Gregory turned south down the Strzelecki River and led his party through the wild
Flinders Ranges between Lakes Frome and Torrens on the shortest route to Adelaide.
"Although the mystery of Leichhardt was still unsolved, Gregory had made a momentous contribution to the knowledge of
central Australia. The journey down the Barcoo was his last major expedition but many active and valuable years lay ahead
of him as surveyor-general of the new colony of Queensland. He marked out the boundary between Queensland and N.S.W.
He became a member of the Queensland Parliament, was president of the Australian Association for the Advancement of
Science and was knighted in 1903. When he died on June 25, 1905, he was one of the last survivors of the heroic age of
Australian exploration."
Sir George Grey  [KCB 1848]
Sir George Grey enjoyed a long career as a colonial administrator and politician. In his younger days, however, he was 
one of Australia's most ill-fated explorers, as is told in the following article which appeared in the July 1969 issue of the
Australian monthly magazine "Parade":-
"A little band of human scarecrows, their clothing hanging in tatters and their bearded, blackened faces gaunt with hunger,
stumbled into the outlying huts of the township of Perth [Western Australia] on April 21, 1839. So wild was the appearance 
of their leader that the settlers mistook him for a mad Malay who sometimes emerged from the bush to raid their livestock
and provisions. But as young Lieutenant George Grey hoarsely gasped out his story the pioneers lowered their loaded
muskets and gathered round him to listen in astonishment. For 500 miles, by whaleboat and then on foot, Grey had led his
party down the desolate, unknown West Australian coast from Shark Bay to the banks of the Swan River. Three more 
weeks passed before the rest of the expedition, scattered along the trail far behind Grey's advance group, were discovered
and brought to safety by a rescue team from Perth. As the full account of their wanderings became known, it was realised
that they had accomplished one of the most extraordinary feats of exploration in early Australian history.
 
"Few explorers ever started with less experience or in stranger circumstances than the man destined to open up thousands
of miles of what is now the flourishing hinterland of the West Australian coast. It all began because in the summer of 1836
two youthful officers in London decided that they were bored by the parade ground monotony of peacetime army 
existence. Lieut. George Grey was 24 and his friend Lieut. Lushington even younger when they searched the atlas for some
place that might offer an outlet for their adventurous spirits. Neither knew anything about Australia except that it was
invitingly remote and there were many big blank spaces on the maps of the mysterious continent. 
"The eastern side had been thoroughly explored by land and sea since the original convict colony was planted on Sydney
Cove nearly 50 years before. However, apart from the recently founded outpost on the Swan River, the vast western 
coast from Arnhem Land to Cape Leeuwin was still almost completely unknown. Early Dutch navigators had made landfalls
there on their way to the East Indies and given Dutch names to bays, islands and headlands along the shore. Matthew
Flinders and a few other seamen had also visited the coast. But what lay inland from the barren, forbidding beaches no
one could say. 
 
"It was late in 1836 when Grey and Lushington approached the Colonial Office and offered to lead an expedition overland
from Arnhem Land to the Swan River. The authorities were sceptical, but support from the Royal Geographical Society
turned the scale, and in July 1837 the explorers sailed from Plymouth in the warship Beagle. At Cape Town they chartered
the 140-ton schooner Lynher, and Grey, as commander of the party, completed preparations for his first disastrous 
venture on Australian soil. Into the tiny ship were stowed 31 sheep, 19 goats, six dogs and three months' provisions of
flour and salt meat. Five more volunteers were enlisted in Cape Town, bringing the total, apart from the crew, to 11 men,
including five soldiers and an army surgeon. Of them all only one, a seaman named Ruston, had ever seen the West
Australian coast before. Grey himself had only the vaguest idea of the geography of the region.
 
"On December 2 the Lynher dropped anchor in Hanover Bay, near Collier Bay, half way between the present towns of 
Derby and Wyndham, and almost immediately things began to go wrong. Grey impetuously set off inland with five men on
a preliminary survey, and in the rugged, sun-scorched country his inexperience was soon fatally apparent. After narrowly
escaping death from drowning in a tidal creek and then from the spears of the Aboriginals, Grey decided to establish a 
camp on the Prince Regent River. Meanwhile he had sent the Lynher to Dutch Timor to get horses. By the time the ship
returned in January 1838 the expedition was already disintegrating. Most of the livestock were dead. The men were
exhausted by heat and sickness and the monsoon season had broken in torrential, unceasing rain storms.
 
"Nevertheless Grey refused to abandon his plans, and on January 29 the explorers wearily set out for their distant goal of
Perth, 2000 miles away. For a fortnight they plodded on, often forced by swollen streams to detour into wild hills and 
gorges where most of the pack horses died and provisions had to be thrown away to lighten the loads of the survivors.
February 21 brought the crowning calamity when hordes of hostile natives appeared on the rocks in front of them and
Grey was struck down with three spears embedded in his body. Musket fire drove the savages off, but for weeks the party
was halted while Grey lay tossing in agony from a gaping, abscessed wound in his thigh.
"The end came when they struggled to the banks of the Glenelg River, by now on starvation rations and their leader 
terribly weakened by his constant sufferings. The country after the rains, Grey wrote in his journal, was "as verdant and
fertile as the eye of man ever rested upon." In caves near the headwaters of the river he found an astonishing array of
rock paintings - grotesque human figures totally unlike any work of the primitive Australian Aboriginals. The origins of these
paintings still puzzles modern anthropologists and many theories - including ancient contacts with the civilisations of Indo-
nesia and Malaya - have been advanced to explain them. Grey was the first white man to see them but, with his men
driven to the limit of their endurance, he realised that he could explore no farther. By April 15, with Grey doped by massive
doses of laudanum to deaden his pain, the little band was back at Hanover Bay, where mercifully the Lynher was still at
anchor.
 
"A few weeks later the schooner landed them on the island of Mauritius, Grey still stubbornly determined to return to
Australia as soon as his men had recuperated and his wounds had healed. In September he reached Perth with four of his
original companions, to discover that Governor Stirling was none too enthusiastic about helping the amateur explorers. It
was early in the following year before he found an American skipper willing to land Grey with his men and three whaleboats
somewhere near the modern site of Carnarvon, about 500 miles north of Perth. By then Grey had enlisted six more local
settlers in his party. And in February 1839 his second and much more famous expedition disembarked on Bernier Island in
the entrance to Shark Bay. 
"Once more Grey's impatience and lack of elementary foresight almost cost his followers their lives. Bernier Island, which 
he had planned as his base, proved to be a waterless waste of sand and scrub, and the party's only hope of survival was 
to get to the mainland as quickly as possible. One of the whaleboats had been smashed in the surf. Then a hurricane 
swept the island, scattering and ruining a large part of their store of provisions. When the storm subsided Grey ordered
his men to bury some of the remaining stores on the beach before setting out with the remaining two boats for a prelim-
inary survey of the nearest coast.
"Steering through sandbanks and dismal mangrove swamps they eventually struggled ashore on the eastern side of Shark
Bay near the mouth of the Gascoyne River, but already their plight was desperate. Beaten by incessant rain and 
threatened by hostile natives whenever they moved, the men huddled miserably in the boats watching their daily ration
dwindle to a handful of damp flour and rotting meat. With fever and dysentery adding to their horrors, Grey decided he
must return to Bernier Island and salvage the only provisions that stood between them and starvation. But as they made
their way painfully back across Shark Bay to the island they found fresh disaster awaiting them. Storm-driven surf had
raked the beaches like a giant plough. More than half the stores were irretrievably lost. Much of the rest was a sodden,
salt-encrusted mass of refuse.
 
"Bitterly, Grey gave the only possible order: exploring must be abandoned. Somehow they must get back to Perth in the
boats before they starved. On March 20, with some of the men too feeble to handle the sails, they watched Bernier Island
drop astern and set their course southward down the coast. Fate, however, still had one more blow in store. It came only 
two days later, when Grey steered towards the long sandy beach of Gantheaume Bay to give his men a brief respite 
ashore. One whaleboat was swept on a hidden reef and smashed to pieces. The other was so badly damaged that it would
have been suicide to put to sea in it again.
"No lives had been lost, but the men may well have felt that they had been spared only to face a much more terrible fate
on dry ground. Week after week they plodded on, living on boiled grass, wild cane, thistles, shellfish and dead sea birds
they found washed up on the beach. Grey discovered and named the Murchison River. They passed the site of the modern
Geraldton and its rich surrounding country and crossed the wide dry bed of the Irwin River. By then it was apparent to 
Grey that the weaker members of his party would never survive the pace at which he relentlessly drove them forward.
Taking six of his toughest men he decided to push on ahead and bring rescue, leaving Surgeon Walker to lead the 
stragglers on the last fearful stage of the journey.
"At last, on April 21, having eaten nothing for a week but a parrot and roasted frogs given them by the natives Grey's
little band staggered into the outlying settlements of Perth. For the next three weeks rescue parties scoured the coast
to the picking up the rest of the expedition, only one man of which had died and been buried in the sandhills, within a few
days' march of the Swan River. 
 
"Grey had achieved much less than he hoped when he and Lushington had poured out their optimistic plans in the Colonial
Office in London. But, with all his rashness and inexperience, he had removed one big blank space from the Australian map.
And he had blazed the trail into a vast new territory for the pioneers of the west.
"George Grey was later to enjoy a long and distinguished career as Governor of South Australia and New Zealand before 
his death in 1898. He was to be hailed as one of the greatest colonial administrators of his era. He was also, in more 
youthful days, certainly one of its strangest explorers."
 
 
Sir Wilfrid Vernon Grigson  [Kt Bach 1948]
Sir Wilfrid was killed in a plane crash in November 1948. The accident went almost unnoticed in the British Press, with most
papers containing little more than the fact of the crash and the death-toll. Nowhere have I been able to find any 
substantial reports of the crash or on any subsequent investigation by the authorities. The report below appeared in "The
Times of India" on 27 November 1948:-
'All the 21 persons aboard a Pak Airways plane - 16 passengers and five crew - were killed when it crashed at noon today,
196 miles from Lahore.
'The crash occurred at Verhari, in Multan district, West Punjab. The plane was on its regular passenger flight from Karachi 
to Lahore. It had taken off from Karachi at eight this morning. 
'The Pak Airways office in Lahore said tonight that last contact with the plane was made while it was flying between Multan
and Montgomery, near about Verhari where it later crashed. The cause of the crash is not known. Two parties of Pak 
Airways officers left Lahore by plane this evening for the scene of the accident to make further inquiries and bring back the
dead bodies.
'Our Karachi correspondent says the passengers included Sir Wilfrid Grigson…………'
Sir William Gundry  [nominated Kt Bach 1916, but not invested]
Sir William enjoyed his knighthood for less than three weeks, and had not been invested with the insignia, when he died in
January 1917. A year later, the Edinburgh Gazette (issue 13201, page 503) contained a notice dated 23 January 1918 which
stated that "The King has been pleased, by Warrant under His Majesty's Royal Sign Manual, bearing date the 9th January
1918, to ordain and declare that Florence Eugenie Barwell Gundry, widow of William Gundry, Esquire, late of North Lodge,
Enfield Chase, in the County of Middlesex, shall have, hold and enjoy the style, title, place and precedence to which she
would have been entitled had her husband survived to receive the honour of Knight Bachelor at the hands of His Majesty."
Sir Henry Lovell Goldsworthy Gurney  [Kt Bach 1947 and KCMG 1948]
 
Gurney was the British High Commissioner in Malaya between 1948 and his assassination by communist insurgents in 1951.
The following account of his assassination appeared in "The Times" of 8 October 1951:-
"Sir Henry Gurney, the High Commissioner for the Federation of Malaya, was murdered by Communist terrorists yesterday
on the third anniversary of his appointment to office. He died very bravely. Even in Malaya, where each road journey is a
calculated risk and minds have been conditioned to think clearly in violent circumstances, details of ambushes are rarely
reported coherently, but yesterday's survivors remembered that the High Commissioner behaved as the King's 
representative should.
"He was travelling by road, accompanied by his wife and private secretary, to Fraser's Hill, a hill resort some 70 miles north
of Kuala Lumpur, when his car and the police escort were ambushed two miles from a gap on the Kuala Kubu and Pahang
road. Automatic fire swept the small convoy as it slowly negotiated bends on the hill road and concentrated on the High
Commissioner's car, which came to a halt with its driver seriously wounded.
"Mr. [later Sir] Michael Hogan, the Attorney-General, who is now the officer administering the Government, was following
the convoy. He described how Sir Henry Gurney deliberately stepped out of his car to face the danger and to draw away
fire from his wife. He was killed almost immediately, shot through the head and body.
"Lady Gurney escaped injury, although she had to shelter for nearly an hour in a culvert into which her husband's body had
fallen. Mr. D. Staples, the secretary, was slightly wounded, and there were six police casualties. The terrorists escaped.
Military sweeps had been made through the area last week, and a recently vacated terrorist camp, large enough to
accommodate 100, had been found yesterday.
"The High Commissioner's police escort had been left behind before the ambush because of a mechanical fault, and his
Rolls-Royce, flying the Federation flag and bearing the crown insignia - it was typical of Sir Henry Gurney that he never
sought security by travelling incognito - was travelling between a small car and an armoured vehicle. The ambush had 
been well prepared; notes on military traffic left behind by one terrorist indicated that the road had been kept under
observation for two days, and it is believed that more than 30 terrorists took part, firing light machine-guns and rifles from
positions dominating a half-mile stretch of road.
"As yet there is no evidence to suggest that they were waiting especially for the High Commissioner; nor can it be
supposed that the ambush would have been safely evaded had the escort been complete. The Kuala Kubu road, like most
of Malaya's highways, offers many opportunities for ambuscade, and when the leading car is brought to a standstill
casualties in following vehicles are inevitable. Only armour can provide adequate protection.
"A day of morning was declared in Malaya and Singapore, and Asian notables were quick to offer their condolences. They
were not formal panegyrics, because Sir Henry Gurney was an Englishman whom Asians could respect and trust. He had a
sympathy for nationalist aspirations which some Europeans found hard to understand, and an intellectual integrity which
saw clearly not only the problems of Malaya but also the virtues of its peoples. For him their political independence within
the Commonwealth was an objective, and not a platitude written into the federal agreement.
"He was a calm man, confident in his ability, and it has been said that he did not care much for public opinion. Certainly he
was not given to self-advertisement, and other men enjoyed the prestige which many of his achievements should have
brought him. Few people knew of the humanity and charity with which he supported Malay and Chinese orphans.
"His most important contribution to the welfare of Malaya was his understanding of the conditions in which Communism
flourishes. He firmly opposed professional advice which almost bordered on an insistence that political and social reforms
should be postponed until after the emergency. It must have sounded attractive to an administrator burdened with so 
many problems, but instead he decided that the attack on Communism must be three-pronged - military, political and
social. The Briggs plan was inspired by Sir Henry Gurney. [The Briggs Plan was devised by General Sir Harold Briggs and
aimed to defeat the Communists by cutting off their sources of support].
"The membership system in the Legislature, under which Asians assumed ministerial responsibility, was his last major 
political reform, and he did much to facilitate the establishment of the trade union movement. These and other actions,
such as the resettlement of Chinese squatters, combined to make a political counter-reformation which promises to defeat
Communism if the principles established are maintained.
"The terrorists had threatened to capture him alive, but he travelled in all parts of the country, always impeccably dressed,
always seeing things for himself, and always seeking out tappers, miners, clerks, squatters, and other Malayans who did
not sign his visitors' book. Thus he courted the sudden end which came yesterday on a lonely hillside, but he came to 
know intimately the conditions of frustration and crippled idealism which lead to Communism. The terrorist who fired the
fatal shots will probably never know the immensity of the crime he has committed against Malaya."