KNIGHTS AND DAMES 
HA - HOR
Last updated 24/11/2018
  Surname/Title Forenames Created Order Born Died Age
Habakkuk John Hrothgar 10 Feb 1976 Kt Bach 13 May 1915 3 Nov 2002 87
Haberfield John Kerle 26 Mar 1851 Kt Bach 1785 27 Dec 1857 72
Habgood Anthony John 23 Mar 2018 Kt Bach 8 Nov 1946
Habibullah Muhammad 8 Jul 1922 Kt Bach 22 Sep 1869 16 May 1948 78
    "     " 3 Jun 1924 KCIE
    "     " 3 Jun 1927 KCSI
Hackett John Winthrop                    For information on his wife, see the note at the foot of this page 2 Jan 1911 Kt Bach 4 Feb 1848 19 Feb 1916 68
    "     " 3 Jun 1913 KCMG
Hackett John Winthrop 2 Jun 1962 KCB (Mil) 5 Nov 1910 9 Sep 1997 86
    "     " 10 Jun 1967 GCB (Mil)
Hackett Maurice Frederick 14 Jul 1970 Kt Bach 11 Nov 1905 16 Feb 1980 74
Hackett William 2 Dec 1866 Kt Bach 1824 17 May 1877 52
Hackett William Bartholomew 10 Jun 1852 Kt Bach 1800 28 Jan 1872 71
Hacking James 26 Jun 1918 Kt Bach 22 May 1850 30 May 1929 79
Hacking John 1 Mar 1949 Kt Bach 16 Dec 1888 29 Sep 1969 80
Hackitt Judith Elizabeth 31 Dec 2015 DBE (Civ) 1 Dec 1954
Hadcock (Albert) George 3 Jun 1918 KBE 22 Mar 1861 4 Jun 1936 75
Haddacks Paul Kenneth 31 Dec 1999 KCB (Mil) 27 Oct 1946
Hadden Charles Frederic 26 Jun 1908 KCB (Civ) 2 Jun 1854 13 Sep 1924 70
Haddon Richard Walker 14 Feb 1951 Kt Bach 28 Oct 1893 25 Dec 1967 74
Haddon-Cave Charles Anthony                 Lord Justice of Appeal 2018- 15 Mar 2012 Kt Bach 20 Mar 1956
Haddon-Cave (Charles) Philip                     31 Dec 1979 KBE (Civ) 6 Jul 1925 27 Sep 1999 74
Haddon-Smith George Basil                       Governor of the Bahamas 1912-1914 and the Windward Islands 1914-1923               For further information, see the note at the foot of this page 1 Jan 1915 KCMG 25 Nov 1861 15 Jun 1931 69
Haddow Alexander 12 Jul 1966 Kt Bach 18 Jan 1907 21 Jan 1976 69
Haddow (Robert) Renwick 7 Jul 1943 Kt Bach 14 Nov 1891 18 Feb 1946 54
Haddow (Thomas) Douglas 1 Jan 1966 KCB (Civ) 9 Feb 1913 26 Dec 1986 73
Haden Francis Seymour 18 Jul 1894 Kt Bach 16 Sep 1818 1 Jun 1910 91
Hadfield Ernest 17 Feb 1938 Kt Bach 1873 17 Jul 1947 74
Hadfield Robert Abbott, later [1917] 1st baronet 21 Jul 1908 Kt Bach 29 Nov 1859 30 Sep 1940 80
Hadfield Ronald 19 Jul 1995 Kt Bach 15 Jul 1939 31 Jan 2013 73
Hadid Zaha Mohammad 16 Jun 2012 DBE (Civ) 31 Oct 1950 31 Mar 2016 65
Hadlee Richard John 4 Oct 1990 Kt Bach 3 Jul 1951
Hadley Leonard Albert 23 May 1975 Kt Bach 8 Sep 1911 10 Nov 1997 86
Hadow (Frederick) Austen 28 Jan 1926 Kt Bach 5 Sep 1873 11 May 1932 58
Hadow Gordon 7 Feb 1956 Kt Bach 23 Sep 1908 6 Nov 1993 85
Hadow Raymond Patrick 28 Feb 1934 Kt Bach 26 Mar 1879 19 Feb 1962 82
Hadow (Reginald) Michael 12 Jun 1971 KCMG 17 Aug 1915 22 Dec 1993 78
Hadow Robert Henry   1 Jan 1953 KBE (Civ) 13 Aug 1895 13 Jan 1963 67
Hadow (William) Henry 6 Feb 1918 Kt Bach 27 Dec 1859 9 Apr 1937 77
Hadwick William 4 Jul 1950 Kt Bach 17 Jan 1891 30 Oct 1951 60
Hagarty John Hawkins 15 Sep 1897 Kt Bach 17 Sep 1816 27 Apr 1900 83
Haggard Godfrey Digby Napier 1 Jan 1943 KCMG 6 Feb 1884 3 Apr 1969 85
Haggard (Henry) Rider 6 Mar 1912 Kt Bach 22 Jun 1856 14 May 1925 68
    "     " 1 Jan 1919 KBE (Civ)
Haggard Vernon Harry Stuart 3 Jun 1931 KCB (Mil) 28 Oct 1874 30 Jan 1960 85
Haggard William Henry Doveton          [brother of Sir (Henry) Rider Haggard] 26 Jun 1908 KCMG 25 Jun 1846 22 Jan 1926 79
Haggas James Ellison 5 Feb 1926 Kt Bach 20 Apr 1849 4 May 1939 90
Hague (Charles) Kenneth Felix 10 Feb 1953 Kt Bach 17 Sep 1901 4 Feb 1974 72
Hague Douglas Chalmers 19 Feb 1982 Kt Bach 20 Oct 1926 1 Feb 2015 88
Hague Harry 26 Jun 1931 Kt Bach 1881 19 Oct 1960 79
Haig (Arthur) Brodie 11 Jun 1942 KCB (Mil) 31 Jan 1886 9 Feb 1957 71
Haig Douglas, later [1919] 1st Earl Haig. OM 1919 25 Jun 1909 KCVO 19 Jun 1861 29 Jan 1928 66
    "     " 12 Dec 1911 KCIE
    "     " 3 Jun 1913 KCB (Mil)
    "     " 3 Jun 1915 GCB (Mil)
    "     " 15 Aug 1916 GCVO
    "     " 31 Jul 1917 KT
Haig Harry Graham                      Governor of the United Provinces 1934-1939 2 Jan 1933 KCSI 13 Apr 1881 14 Jun 1956 75
Haig (Thomas) Wolseley 2 Jan 1922 KCIE 7 Aug 1865 28 Apr 1938 72
Haigh Fred  8 Jul 1952 Kt Bach 25 Jul 1889 17 Dec 1954 65
Hailes, Baron see "Buchan-Hepburn"
Hailey William Malcolm, later [1936] 1st Baron Hailey. Governor of the Punjab 1924-1928 and the United Provinces 1928-1934. PC 1949. OM 1956 2 Jan 1922 KCSI 15 Feb 1872 1 Jun 1969 97
    "     " 4 Jun 1928 GCIE
    "     " 3 Jun 1932 GCSI
    "     " 2 Jan 1939 GCMG
Hain Edward 7 Jul 1910 Kt Bach 26 Dec 1851 20 Sep 1917 65
Haines Andrew Paul 28 Apr 2005 Kt Bach 26 Feb 1947
Haines Cyril Henry 1 Jan 1962 KBE (Civ) 2 Mar 1895 22 Feb 1988 92
Haines Frederick Paul 20 May 1871 KCB (Mil) 10 Aug 1819 11 Jun 1909 89
    "     " 2 Jun 1877 GCB (Mil)
    "     " 29 Jul 1879 GCSI
Haining Robert Hadden 11 Jul 1940 KCB (Mil) 28 Jul 1882 15 Sep 1959 77
Hajibhoy Mahomedbhoy 13 Mar 1925 Kt Bach 24 Feb 1926
Haji-Ioannou Stelios 29 Nov 2006 Kt Bach 14 Feb 1967
Hake Henry Mendelssohn 28 Jan 1947 Kt Bach 30 Jan 1892 4 Apr 1951 59
Hakewill Smith Edmund 10 Jun 1967 KCVO 17 Mar 1896 15 Apr 1986 90
Hakin Barbara Ann 13 Jun 2009 DBE (Civ)
Haking Richard Cyril Byrne 1 Jan 1916 KCB (Mil) 24 Jan 1862 9 Jun 1945 83
    "     " 1 Jan 1918 KCMG
    "     " 1 Jan 1921 GBE (Mil)
Haksar Kailas Narain 3 Mar 1933 Kt Bach 20 Feb 1878
Halberg Murray Gordon 20 May 1988 Kt Bach 7 Jul 1933
Halcrow William Thomson 15 Feb 1944 Kt Bach 4 Jul 1883 31 Oct 1958 75
Haldane (James) Aylmer Lowthrop 1 Jan 1918 KCB (Mil) 17 Nov 1862 19 Apr 1950 87
    "     " 18 May 1922 GCMG
Haldane William Stowell 1 Jul 1912 Kt Bach 19 Aug 1864 7 Nov 1951 87
Haldin Philip Edward 13 Jul 1939 Kt Bach 24 Mar 1880 7 Nov 1953 73
Hale Brenda Marjorie, later [2004] Baroness Hale of Richmond [L]. Lord Justice of Appeal 1999-2004. Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 2004-2009. Justice of the Supreme Court 2009-   PC 1999 10 May 1994 DBE (Civ) 31 Jan 1945
Hale Edward 5 Jun 1952 KBE (Civ) 1895 6 Nov 1978 83
Hale John Rigby 31 Jul 1984 Kt Bach 17 Sep 1923 12 Aug 1999 75
Hale Lonsdale Augustus 10 Oct 1911 Kt Bach 11 May 1834 23 Oct 1914 80
Hale William Edward 27 Mar 1958 Kt Bach 1883 15 Sep 1967 84
Hale-White William 1 Jan 1919 KBE (Civ) 7 Nov 1857 26 Feb 1949 91
Haley William John 1 Jan 1946 KCMG 24 May 1901 6 Sep 1987 86
Haliburton Arthur Lawrence, later [1898] Baron Haliburton 25 Aug 1885 KCB (Civ) 26 Sep 1832 21 Apr 1907 74
    "     " 22 Jun 1897 GCB (Civ)
Halid Bey Mehmed 30 Jun 1953 Kt Bach
Halifax, Earl and Countess of see "Wood"
Halkett Colin  [prev KCB (Mil) 2 Jan 1815] 30 Dec 1847 GCB (Mil) 1774 24 Sep 1856 82
Hall (Alfred) Daniel 1 Jan 1918 KCB (Civ) 22 Jun 1864 5 Jul 1942 78
Hall Andrew James 28 Nov 2013 Kt Bach
Hall Angus William 24 Jun 1904 KCB (Civ) Dec 1834 9 Jan 1907 72
Hall Arnold Alexander 6 Jul 1954 Kt Bach 23 Apr 1915 9 Jan 2000 84
Hall Arthur Edward 14 Jun 1945 KBE (Mil) 1 Feb 1885 21 Nov 1959 74
Hall Arthur John 10 Jul 1935 Kt Bach 27 Jul 1866 3 Jan 1951 84
Hall Basil Brodribb 31 Dec 1976 KCB (Civ) 2 Jan 1918 May 2011 93
Hall Catherine Mary 31 Dec 1981 DBE (Civ) 19 Dec 1922 26 Aug 1996 73
Hall Charles 12 Dec 1873 Kt Bach 14 Apr 1814 12 Dec 1883 69
Hall Charles                              MP for Chesterton 1885-1892 and Holborn 1892-1900 21 May 1890 KCMG 3 Aug 1843 9 Mar 1900 56
Hall David Michael Baldock 11 Mar 2003 Kt Bach 4 Aug 1945
Hall Donald Percy 31 Dec 1983 KCB (Mil) 11 Nov 1930 12 Jan 1999 68
Hall Douglas Basil, later [1978] 14th baronet. Governor of British Somaliland 1959-1960 19 Jan 1959 KCMG 1 Feb 1909 8 Apr 2004 95
Hall Ernest 2 Nov 1993 Kt Bach 19 Mar 1930
Hall Frederick, later [1923] 1st baronet. MP for Dulwich 1910-1932 1 Jan 1918 KBE 7 Oct 1864 28 Apr 1932 67
Hall Geoffrey 31 May 2012 Kt Bach
Hall Graham Joseph 8 May 2003 Kt Bach 12 Oct 1943
Hall Henry 7 Jul 1910 Kt Bach 1845 6 Dec 1936 91
Hall Henry James 19 May 1919 Kt Bach 1860 30 Mar 1928 67
Hall Herbert Hall 1 Jan 1938 KCMG 19 Jan 1879 5 Apr 1964 85
Hall Hugh 5 Feb 1926 Kt Bach 12 Dec 1848 28 Dec 1940 92
Hall Iain Robert 13 Mar 2002 Kt Bach 13 Feb 1943
Hall John 5 Feb 1856 KCB (Mil) 1795 17 Jan 1866 70
Hall John 24 May 1882 KCMG 18 Dec 1824 25 Jun 1907 82
Hall John                                  MP for Wycombe 1952-1978 25 Jul 1973 Kt Bach 21 Sep 1911 19 Jan 1978 66
Hall John 30 Jul 1991 Kt Bach 21 Mar 1933
Hall John Frederick 21 Jun 1938 Kt Bach 1882 1 Mar 1959 76
Hall John Hathorn                      Governor of Uganda 1945-1952 1 Jan 1941 KCMG 19 Jun 1894 17 Jun 1979 84
    "     " 2 Jan 1950 GCMG
Hall Kenneth Octavius                Governor General of Jamaica 2006-2009 9 Oct 2007 GCMG 24 Apr 1941
Hall Noel Frederick 12 Feb 1957 Kt Bach 23 Dec 1902 29 Mar 1983 80
Hall Percival Burton Curtis 13 Mar 2002 Kt Bach
Hall Peter Edward 12 Jun 1993 KBE (Civ) 26 Jul 1938
Hall Peter Geoffrey 22 Oct 1998 Kt Bach 19 Mar 1932 30 Jul 2014 82
Hall Peter Reginald Frederick 1 Nov 1977 Kt Bach 22 Nov 1930 11 Sep 2017 86
Hall Robert de Zouche                Governor of Sierra Leone 1952-1956 1 Jun 1953 KCMG 27 Apr 1904 20 Mar 1995 90
Hall Robert Lowe, later [1969] Baron Roberthall [L] 1 Jan 1954 KCMG 6 Mar 1901 17 Sep 1988 87
Hall (Robert William) Basil 23 Jun 1936 KCB (Mil) 1876 16 May 1951 74
Hall Roger Evans 25 Feb 1937 Kt Bach 16 Apr 1883 6 Feb 1969 85
Hall Samuel 24 Oct 1902 Kt Bach 1841 6 Apr 1907 65
Hall Wendy 31 Dec 2008 DBE (Civ) 25 Oct 1952
Hall Wesley Winfield 16 Jun 2012 Kt Bach 12 Sep 1937
Hall William Clarke 25 Feb 1932 Kt Bach 1866 28 Oct 1932 66
Hall William Henry 5 Apr 1968 Kt Bach 5 Jan 1906 10 Sep 1998 92
    "     " 30 Dec 1978 KBE (Civ)
Hall William Hutcheon 13 Mar 1867 KCB (Mil) 1800 25 Jun 1878 77
Hall William Joseph   13 Jun 2009 KCVO 1 Aug 1934
Hall (William) Reginald                MP for West Derby 1919-1923 and Eastbourne 1925-1929 18 Oct 1917 KCMG 28 Jun 1870 22 Oct 1943 73
Hallam Clement Thornton 20 Jul 1948 Kt Bach 1891 17 Mar 1965 73
Hall-Davis Alfred George Fletcher 18 Jul 1979 Kt Bach 21 Jun 1924 20 Nov 1979 55
Hallé Charles 10 Jul 1888 Kt Bach 11 Apr 1819 25 Oct 1895 76
Hallett Frederick Greville 16 Feb 1928 Kt Bach 25 May 1860 5 Feb 1933 72
Hallett Heather Carol                      PC 2005 21 Jul 1999 DBE (Civ) 16 Dec 1949
Hallett Hugh Imbert Periam 27 Feb 1939 Kt Bach 12 Dec 1886 8 Sep 1967 80
Hallett Maurice Garnier 9 Feb 1937 KCSI 28 Oct 1883 30 May 1969 85
    "     " 1 Jan 1943 GCIE
Hallett Nancy Karen 29 Dec 2012 DBE (Civ)
Hallett Theodore John 8 Jun 1944 KBE (Mil) 1878 1 Jun 1957 78
Halliburton Brenton 13 Apr 1859 Kt Bach 27 Dec 1774 16 Jul 1860 85
Halliday Frederick James                  Lieut Governor of Bengal 1854-1859 18 May 1860 KCB (Civ) 25 Dec 1806 22 Oct 1901 94
Halliday Frederick Loch 4 Jan 1912 Kt Bach 20 Nov 1864 13 Jan 1937 72
Halliday George Clifton 31 Mar 1967 Kt Bach 22 Apr 1901 25 Jul 1987 86
Halliday Lewis Stratford Tollemache VC 1 Jan 1930 KCB (Mil) 14 May 1870 9 Mar 1966 95
Halliday Roy William 14 Jun 1980 KBE (Mil) 27 Jun 1923 23 Nov 2007 84
Halliday William Reginald 12 Mar 1946 Kt Bach 26 Sep 1886 25 Nov 1966 80
Hallifax David John 11 Oct 1982 KBE (Mil) 3 Sep 1927 23 Aug 1992 64
    "     " 11 Jun 1983 KCB (Mil)
    "     " 30 Apr 1992 KCVO
Hallinan (Adrian) Lincoln 9 Feb 1971 Kt Bach 13 Nov 1922 2 Nov 1997 74
Hallinan Charles Stuart 26 Jun 1962 Kt Bach 24 Nov 1895 24 Feb 1981 85
Hallinan Eric 8 Feb 1955 Kt Bach 27 Oct 1900 13 Apr 1985 84
Hall-Jones William 24 Jun 1910 KCMG 16 Jan 1851 19 Jun 1936 85
Hall-Patch Edmund Leo 1 Jan 1947 KCMG 4 Mar 1896 1 Jun 1975 79
    "     " 7 Jun 1951 GCMG
Hallstrom Edward John Lees               For information on this knight, see the note at the foot of this page 3 Jul 1952 Kt Bach 25 Sep 1886 27 Feb 1970 83
Hallsworth Joseph 23 Jul 1946 Kt Bach 2 Dec 1884 19 Jul 1974 89
Halpern Ralph Mark 22 Jul 1986 Kt Bach 1938
Halsbury, Earl of see "Giffard"
Halse Reginald Charles 1 Jan 1962 KBE (Civ) 16 Jun 1881 9 Aug 1962 81
Halsey Laurence Edward 1 Jan 1919 KBE (Civ) 1871 13 Sep 1945 74
Halsey Lionel 2 Aug 1918 KCMG 26 Feb 1872 26 Oct 1949 77
    "     " 1 Dec 1919 KCVO
    "     " 11 Oct 1920 GCVO
    "     " 23 Jun 1922 KCIE
    "     " 16 Oct 1925 GCMG
Halsey-Bircham Bernard Edward 3 Jun 1925 KCVO 1 Jan 1869 11 Jul 1945 76
    "     " 23 Jun 1936 GCVO
Halstead Ronald 30 Jul 1985 Kt Bach 17 May 1927
Haly William O'Grady 29 May 1875 KCB (Mil) 1811 19 Mar 1878 66
Ham Christopher John 9 Jun 2018 Kt Bach 15 May 1951
Hambleden, Viscountess see "Smith"
Hamblen Nicholas Archibald               Lord Justice of Appeal 2016-    PC 2016 17 Feb 2009 Kt Bach 23 Sep 1957
Hambling Henry Herbert, later [1924] 1st baronet 13 Jun 1917 Kt Bach 8 Jul 1857 19 Jan 1932 74
Hambro (Charles) Eric 1 Jan 1919 KBE (Civ) 30 Sep 1872 28 Dec 1947 75
Hambro Charles Jocelyn 12 Jun 1941 KBE (Civ) 3 Oct 1897 28 Aug 1963 65
Hambro Everard Alexander 3 Jul 1908 KCVO 11 Apr 1842 26 Feb 1925 82
Hambro Percival Otway 7 Feb 1921 KBE (Mil) 10 Dec 1870 25 Nov 1931 60
Hamburger Sidney Cyril 15 Jul 1981 Kt Bach 14 Jul 1914 6 Jun 2001 86
Hamer Edwin 29 Jun 1914 Kt Bach 18 Jul 1838 3 Nov 1915 77
Hamer George Frederick 8 Feb 1955 Kt Bach 1885 3 Feb 1965 79
Hamer Rupert James [Dick] 31 Dec 1981 KCMG 29 Jul 1916 26 Mar 2004 87
Hamer William Heaton 15 Feb 1923 Kt Bach 1862 7 Jul 1936 74
Hamid Abdul   2 Mar 1934 Kt Bach 16 Oct 1881 1973 91
Hamill Patrick Neville 14 Feb 1984 Kt Bach 29 Apr 1930 25 Feb 2000 69
Hamilton Archibald Gavin, later [2005] Baron Hamilton of Epsom [L]. MP for Epson and Ewell 1978-2001. PC 1991 15 Feb 1994 Kt Bach 30 Dec 1941
Hamilton Bruce Meade 26 Jun 1902 KCB (Mil) 7 Dec 1857 6 Jul 1936 78
    "     " 20 Jul 1911 KCVO
    "     " 3 Jun 1915 GCB (Mil)
Hamilton Caroline Paula 17 Jun 2017 DBE (Civ) Nov 1951
Hamilton (Charles) Denis 17 Feb 1976 Kt Bach 6 Dec 1918 7 Apr 1988 69
Hamilton (Charles) William Feilden 12 Nov 1974 Kt Bach 26 Jul 1899 30 Mar 1978 78
Hamilton Lord Claud Nigel 1 Feb 1937 KCVO 10 Nov 1889 22 Aug 1975 85
    "     " 9 Jun 1949 GCVO
Hamilton Daniel Mackinnon 24 Jul 1906 Kt Bach 6 Dec 1860 6 Dec 1939 79
Hamilton David                                MP for Midlothian 2001-2015 11 Oct 2016 Kt Bach 24 Oct 1950
Hamilton Edward Owen Fisher 19 Jun 1911 KCB (Mil) 17 Feb 1854 30 Mar 1944 90
Hamilton Edward Walter 26 May 1894 KCB (Civ) 7 Jul 1847 2 Sep 1908 61
    "     " 23 Jul 1901 KCVO
    "     " 29 Jun 1906 GCB (Civ)
    "     " 9 Nov 1907 GCVO
Hamilton Eric Knightly Chetwode 1 Jan 1955 KCVO 1890 21 May 1962 71
Hamilton Frederic Howard 15 Jul 1936 Kt Bach 1865 29 Jan 1956 90
Hamilton Frederick Tower 1 Jan 1913 KCB (Mil) 8 Mar 1856 4 Oct 1917 61
    "     " 25 Jun 1917 GCVO
Hamilton Frederick William 24 May 1873 KCB (Mil) 1815 4 Oct 1890 75
Hamilton George Clements, later [1937] 1st baronet. MP for Altrincham 1913-1923 and Ilford 1928-1937 8 Jul 1922 Kt Bach 1 Nov 1877 12 Jan 1947 69
Hamilton George Francis [styled Lord George Hamilton]. See Commons pages for details of the seats he represented and Peerage pages for political posts held. 1 Jan 1903 GCSI 17 Dec 1845 22 Sep 1927 81
Hamilton George Rostrevor 31 Jul 1951 Kt Bach 11 Apr 1888 1 May 1967 79
Hamilton Henry 3 Jun 1913 KCB (Mil) 7 Apr 1851 21 Jan 1932 80
Hamilton Horace Perkins 8 Apr 1921 KCB (Civ) 20 Nov 1880 15 Sep 1971 90
    "     " 11 Jun 1942 GCB (Civ)
Hamilton Ian Standish Monteith 29 Nov 1900 KCB (Mil) 16 Jan 1853 12 Oct 1947 94
    "     " 24 Jun 1910 GCB (Mil)
    "     " 3 Jun 1919 GCMG
Hamilton James 9 Aug 1872 Kt Bach 1815 26 Oct 1882 67
Hamilton James 27 Mar 1929 Kt Bach 1857 17 Dec 1935 78
Hamilton James Arnot 31 Dec 1977 KCB (Civ) 2 May 1923 24 May 2012 89
Hamilton John 5 Mar 1845 Kt Bach 1765 1 Feb 1858 92
Hamilton John Andrew, later [1927] Viscount Sumner. Lord Justice of Appeal 1912-1913. Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 1913-1930. PC 1912 15 Feb 1909 Kt Bach 3 Feb 1859 24 May 1934 75
    "     " 5 Jun 1920 GCB (Civ)
Hamilton John d'Henin, 3rd Baron Hamilton of Dalzell 2 Jul 1981 KCVO 1 May 1911 31 Jan 1990 78
    "     " 31 Dec 1986 GCVO
Hamilton John Graham 1 Jan 1963 KBE (Mil) 12 Jul 1910 27 Oct 1994 84
    "     " 11 Jun 1966 GBE (Mil)
Hamilton Louis Henry Keppel 8 Jun 1944 KCB (Mil) 1890 22 Jun 1957 66
Hamilton Mary Kathleen, Duchess of Abercorn  [wife of the 4th Duke] 1 Jan 1969 DCVO 8 Jul 1905 2 Feb 1990 84
    "     " 12 Jun 1982 GCVO
Hamilton  Michael Aubrey 20 Jul 1983 Kt Bach 5 Jul 1918 3 Jul 2000 81
Hamilton Nigel   29 Dec 2007 KCB (Civ) 19 Mar 1948
Hamilton Richard Vesey 21 Jun 1887 KCB (Mil) 28 May 1829 17 Sep 1912 83
    "     " 25 May 1895 GCB (Mil)
Hamilton Robert George Crookshank     Governor of Tasmania 1887-1892 12 Jan 1884 KCB (Civ) 30 Aug 1836 22 Apr 1895 58
Hamilton Robert North Collie, 6th baronet 18 May 1860 KCB (Civ) 7 Apr 1802 30 May 1887 85
Hamilton Robert William  26 Jun 1918 Kt Bach 26 Aug 1867 15 Jul 1944 76
Hamilton Rosalind Cecilia Caroline, Duchess of Abercorn  [wife  of the 3rd Duke] 1 Jan 1936 DBE (Civ) 26 Feb 1869 18 Jan 1958 88
Hamilton William 21 Feb 1873 Kt Bach 1788 14 Feb 1877 88
Hamilton and Brandon, Duke of see "Douglas-Hamilton"
Hamilton-Dalrymple Hew Fleetwood, 10th baronet 31 Dec 1984 KCVO 9 Apr 1926
    "     " 16 Jun 2001 GCVO
Hamilton-Gordon Alexander                          MP for Aberdeenshire East 1875-1885 24 May 1873 KCB (Mil) 11 Dec 1817 18 May 1890 72
Hamilton-Gordon Alexander 1 Jan 1918 KCB (Mil) 6 Jul 1859 13 Feb 1939 79
Hamilton-Gordon Arthur, later [1893] 1st Baron Stanmore. MP for Beverley 1854-1857. Governor of New Brunswick 1861-1866, Trinidad 1866-1870, Mauritius 1871-1874, Fiji 1875-1880, New Zealand 1880-1882 and Ceylon 1883-1890 18 Feb 1871 KCMG 26 Nov 1829 30 Jan 1912 82
    "     " 6 Feb 1898 GCMG
Hamilton-Gordon George Arthur Morris, 2nd Baron Stanmore. PC 1932 3 Jun 1930 KCVO 3 Jan 1871 13 Apr 1957 86
Hamilton-Gordon Ishbel Maria, Marchioness of Aberdeen and Temair  [wife of the 1st Marquess] 1 Jan 1931 GBE (Civ) 15 Mar 1857 18 Apr 1939 82
Hamilton-Gordon John Campbell, 7th Earl of Aberdeen, later [1915] 1st Marquess of Aberdeen and Temair. Lord Lieutenant of Ireland 1886 and 1905-1915. Governor General of Canada 1893-1898. PC 1886 25 May 1895 GCMG 3 Aug 1847 7 Mar 1934 86
    "     " 27 Nov 1906 KT
    "     " 12 Jul 1911 GCVO
Hamilton-Grierson Philip James 7 Jul 1910 Kt Bach 9 Mar 1851 25 Apr 1927 76
Hamilton-Russell Gustavus Michael George, 10th Viscount Boyne 17 Jun 1995 KCVO 10 Dec 1931 14 Dec 1995 64
Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood Frederick Temple, 1st Earl of Dufferin, later [1888] 1st Marquess of Dufferin & Ava. Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 1868-1872. Governor General of Canada 1872-1876. Viceroy of India 1884-1888. PC 1868. PC [I] 1897 18 Jun 1861 KCB (Civ) 21 Jun 1826 12 Feb 1902 75
    "     " 28 Jan 1864 KP
    "     " 11 May 1876 GCMG
    "     " 15 Jun 1883 GCB (Civ)
    "     " 13 Dec 1884 GCSI
    "     " 21 Jun 1887 GCIE
Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood Harriet Georgina, Dowager Marchioness of Dufferin and Ava [widow of the 1st Marquess] 4 Jun 1917 DBE 5 Feb 1843 25 Oct 1936 93
Hamley Edward Bruce                     MP for Birkenhead 1885-1892 22 Dec 1879 KCMG 27 Apr 1824 12 Aug 1893 69
    "     " 18 Nov 1882 KCB (Mil)
Hammerton John Alexander 25 Feb 1932 Kt Bach 27 Feb 1871 12 May 1949 78
Hammett Clifford James 5 Mar 1970 Kt Bach 8 Jun 1917 28 Jun 1999 82
Hammick Murray 2 Jan 1911 KCSI 11 May 1854 4 Mar 1936 81
Hammond Anthony Hilgrove 31 Dec 1999 KCB (Civ) 27 Jul 1940
Hammond Arthur George VC 1 Jan 1903 KCB (Mil) 28 Sep 1843 20 Apr 1919 75
Hammond (Egbert) Laurie Lucas 13 May 1927 KCSI 12 Jan 1873 28 Jan 1939 66
Hammond Joan Hilda Hood 15 Jun 1974 DBE (Civ) 24 May 1912 26 Nov 1996 84
Hammond John 9 Feb 1960 Kt Bach 23 Feb 1889 25 Aug 1964 75
Hammond Robert Grant 6 Jun 2011 KNZM
Hamond Charles Frederic                  MP for Newcastle-upon-Tyne 1874-1880 and 1892-1900 27 Jan 1896 Kt Bach 1817 2 Mar 1905 87
Hamond Graham Eden, 2nd baronet [prev KCB (Mil) 13 Sep 1831] 5 Jul 1855 GCB (Mil) 30 Dec 1779 20 Dec 1862 82
Hampden, Viscount see "Brand"
Hampel Ronald Claus 14 Feb 1995 Kt Bach 31 May 1932
Hampet John 14 Feb 1838 Kt Bach
Hampshire (George) Peter 1 Jan 1967 KCMG 1 Dec 1912 4 Jul 1981 68
Hampshire Stuart Newton 26 Jul 1979 Kt Bach 1 Oct 1914 13 Jun 2004 89
Hampson Robert Alfred 19 Jul 1904 Kt Bach 23 Sep 1852 Jul 1919 66
Hampson Stuart 22 Oct 1998 Kt Bach 7 Jan 1947
Hampton, Baron see "Pakington"
Hampton (Leslie) Geoffrey 3 Mar 1998 Kt Bach 2 Aug 1952
Hampton Philip Roy 9 Feb 2007 Kt Bach 5 Oct 1953
Hanan Elizabeth Ann 1 Jun 1998 DNZM 21 Aug 1937
Hanbury Cecil                                   MP for Dorset North 1924-1937 10 Jul 1935 Kt Bach 10 Mar 1871 10 Jun 1937 66
Hanbury  (Peake after 1952) Felicity Hyde 9 Jun 1949 DBE (Mil) 1 May 1913 2 Nov 2002 89
Hanbury Hanmer Cecil 31 Dec 1990 KCVO 5 Jan 1916 15 Jun 1994 78
Hanbury James Arthur 18 Nov 1882 KCB (Mil) 1831 2 Jun 1908 76
Hanbury John  [prev Kt Bach 4 Jul 1832] 10 Nov 1862 KCB (Mil) 1781 7 Jun 1863 81
Hanbury John Capel 17 Jul 1974 Kt Bach 26 May 1908 1 Mar 1995 86
Hanbury Thomas 23 Jul 1901 KCVO 21 Jun 1832 9 Mar 1907 74
Hanbury-Tenison Richard 17 Jun 1995 KCVO 3 Jan 1925 14 Aug 2017 92
Hanbury-Williams John 23 Jul 1908 KCVO 19 Oct 1859 19 Oct 1946 87
    "     " 4 Jun 1917 KCB (Mil)
    "     " 3 Jul 1926 GCVO
Hanbury-Williams John Coldbrook 14 Mar 1950 Kt Bach 28 May 1892 10 Aug 1965 73
Hance (James) Bennett 1 Jan 1946 KCIE 21 Apr 1887 5 Sep 1958 71
    "     " 1 Jun 1953 KCMG
Hancock Cyril Percy 1 Jan 1946 KCIE 18 Sep 1896 6 Nov 1990 94
Hancock David John Stowell 15 Jun 1985 KCB (Civ) 27 Mar 1934 5 Sep 2013 79
Hancock Florence May 7 Jun 1951 DBE (Civ) 25 Feb 1893 14 Apr 1974 81
Hancock Henry Drummond 1 Jan 1947 KBE (Civ) 17 Sep 1895 24 Jul 1965 69
    "     " 8 Jun 1950 KCB (Civ)
    "     " 2 Jun 1962 GCB (Civ)
Hancock Henry Tom 16 Feb 1939 Kt Bach 25 Apr 1877 24 Oct 1957 80
Hancock Patrick Francis 14 Jun 1969 KCMG 25 Jun 1914 1 Feb 1980 65
    "     " 15 Jun 1974 GCMG
Hancock Samuel 12 May 1841 Kt Bach 1804 7 Aug 1886 82
Hancock Valston Eldridge 2 Jun 1962 KBE (Mil) 31 May 1907 29 Sep 1998 91
Hancock (William) Keith 10 Feb 1953 Kt Bach 26 Jun 1898 13 Aug 1988 90
    "     " 1 Jan 1965 KBE (Civ)
Hand Geoffrey David 16 Jun 1984 KBE (Civ) 11 May 1918 6 Apr 2006 87
Handford John James William 1 Mar 1949 Kt Bach 5 Dec 1881 28 Oct 1959 77
Handover (Harry) George 25 Jun 1921 Kt Bach 1868 12 Nov 1948 80
Hands Harry 3 Jun 1919 KBE (Civ) 18 Sep 1860 17 Mar 1948 87
Handyside Patrick Brodie 3 Jun 1919 KBE (Mil) Mar 1860 1939 79
Hanger Mostyn 1 Jan 1973 KBE (Civ) 3 Jan 1908 11 Aug 1980 72
Hankes-Drielsma Claude Dunbar 17 Jun 2006 KCVO 8 Mar 1949
Hankey Maurice Pascal Alers, later [1939] 1st Baron Hankey. Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 1940. Paymaster General 1941-1942. PC 1939 4 Feb 1916 KCB (Civ) 1 Apr 1877 26 Jan 1963 85
    "     " 5 Aug 1919 GCB (Civ)
    "     " 3 Jun 1929 GCMG
    "     " 1 Jun 1934 GCVO
Hankey Robert Maurice Alers, later [1963] 2nd Baron Hankey 1 Jan 1955 KCMG 4 Jul 1905 28 Oct 1996 91
    "     " 10 Jun 1956 KCVO
Hankinson Walter Crossfield 1 Jan 1948 KCMG 1894 21 Jan 1984 89
Hanley Jeremy James                      MP for Richmond and Barnes 1983-1997. PC 1994 2 Aug 1997 KCMG 17 Nov 1945
Hanley Michael Bowen 1 Jan 1974 KCB (Civ) 24 Feb 1918 1 Jan 2001 82
Hann James 29 Oct 1996 Kt Bach 18 Jan 1933 14 Feb 2004 71
Hannah Colin Thomas                      Governor of Queensland 1972-1977 1 Jan 1971 KBE (Mil) 22 Dec 1914 22 May 1978 63
    "     " 7 Sep 1972 KCMG
    "     " 20 Apr 1977 KCVO
Hannam John Gordon                        MP for Exeter 1970-1997 13 Feb 1992 Kt Bach 2 Aug 1929
Hannay David Hugh Alexander, later [2001] Baron Hannay of Chiswick [L] 31 Dec 1985 KCMG 28 Sep 1935
    "     " 31 Dec 1994 GCMG
Hannay Hugh Augustus Macnish 2 Mar 1934 Kt Bach 14 May 1878 12 Mar 1962 83
Hannay Walter Fergusson Leisrinck 27 Feb 1952 Kt Bach 22 Nov 1904 14 Aug 1961 56
Hannays (Leonard) Courtenay 12 Feb 1957 Kt Bach 3 May 1892 10 Jun 1964 72
Hannen James, later [1891] Baron Hannen [L]. Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 1891-1894. PC 1872 14 May 1868 Kt Bach 19 Mar 1821 29 Mar 1894 73
Hannen Nicholas John 18 Jul 1895 Kt Bach 24 Aug 1842 27 Apr 1900 57
Hannon Patrick Joseph Henry           MP for Moseley 1921-1950 19 Feb 1936 Kt Bach 1874 10 Jan 1963 88
Hansell (Edward) William 6 Mar 1930 Kt Bach 2 Dec 1856 18 Apr 1937 80
Hansen John William  [originally DCNZM 2 Jun 2008] 1 Aug 2009 KNZM 1945
Hansford Benjamin 2 Jan 1939 KCB (Civ) 26 Apr 1863 1 Dec 1954 91
Hansler John Jacob 19 Jul 1837 Kt Bach 1788 27 Apr 1867 79
Hanson Francis Stanhope 22 Jul 1909 Kt Bach 1868 17 Feb 1910 41
Hanson James Edward, later [1983] Baron Hanson [L] 3 Nov 1976 Kt Bach 20 Jan 1922 1 Nov 2004 82
Hanson John Gilbert 31 Dec 1994 KCMG 16 Nov 1938 13 Jan 2017 78
Hanson Philip Herbert 25 Jun 1920 Kt Bach 18 Sep 1871 23 Oct 1955 84
Hanson Reginald, later [1887] 1st baronet. MP for London 1891-1900 29 Jun 1882 Kt Bach 31 May 1840 18 Apr 1905 64
Hanson Richard Davies 9 Jul 1869 Kt Bach 6 Dec 1805 4 Mar 1876 70
Hanworth, Viscount see "Pollock"
Happell Alexander John 30 Jun 1942 Kt Bach 13 Jun 1887 8 Jan 1968 80
Happell Arthur Comyn 6 Mar 1948 Kt Bach 20 Oct 1891 29 Jul 1975 83
Happold Edmund Frank Ley 15 Feb 1994 Kt Bach 8 Nov 1930 12 Jan 1996 65
Haque Muhammad Azizul 18 Feb 1941 Kt Bach 1892 22 Mar 1947 54
    "     " 13 Jun 1946 KCSI
Harari Victor Raphael 28 Jun 1928 Kt Bach 1857 21 Feb 1945 87
Harben Henry 3 Aug 1897 Kt Bach 24 Aug 1823 2 Dec 1911 88
Harbison Joan Irene 31 Dec 2003 DBE (Civ) 21 Jan 1938
Harbord Arthur                                MP for Great Yarmouth 1922-1923 and 1929-1941 13 Jul 1939 Kt Bach 1865 24 Feb 1941 75
Harbord Charles, 5th Baron Suffield    PC 1886 17 May 1876 KCB (Civ) 2 Jan 1830 9 Apr 1914 84
    "     " 8 Mar 1901 GCVO
Harbottle John George 26 Jun 1918 Kt Bach 17 May 1858 18 Aug 1920 62
Harby Frank Neville 1 Mar 1949 Kt Bach 8 Jul 1888 28 Apr 1952 63
Harcourt Catherine Winifred 3 Jun 1996 DNZM 16 Jun 1927
Harcourt Cecil Halliday Jepson 18 Dec 1945 KCB (Mil) 11 Apr 1892 19 Dec 1959 67
    "     " 1 Jan 1953 GBE (Mil)
Harcourt Mary Ethel, Viscountess Harcourt [wife of the 1st Viscount] 3 Jun 1918 GBE 1873 7 Jan 1961 87
Harcourt (Robert) John Rolston 16 Jul 1957 Kt Bach 1902 25 Aug 1969 67
Harcourt William Edward, 2nd Viscount Harcourt 1 Jan 1957 KCMG 5 Oct 1908 3 Jan 1979 70
Harcourt William George Granville Venables Vernon               MP for Oxford 1868-1880, Derby 1880-1895 and Monmouthshire West 1895-1904. Solicitor General 1873-1874. Home Secretary 1880-1885. Chancellor of the Exchequer 1886 and 1892-1895. PC 1880 12 Dec 1873 Kt Bach 14 Oct 1827 30 Sep 1904 76
Harcourt-Smith Cecil 26 Jun 1909 Kt Bach 11 Sep 1859 27 Mar 1944 84
    "     " 1 Jan 1934 KCVO
Harcourt-Smith David 16 Jun 1984 KCB (Mil) 14 Oct 1931
    "     " 31 Dec 1988 GBE (Mil)
Hardcastle Alan John 22 Jul 1992 Kt Bach 10 Aug 1933 23 Mar 2002 68
Harden Arthur                               Nobel Prize for Chemistry 1929 19 Feb 1936 Kt Bach 12 Oct 1865 17 Jun 1940 74
Harders Clarence Waldemar 22 Aug 1979 Kt Bach 1 Mar 1915 22 Feb 1997 81
Hardie Charles Edgar Mathewes 28 Jul 1970 Kt Bach 10 Mar 1910 20 Feb 1998 87
Hardie David 1 Jan 1913 Kt Bach 4 Jun 1856 11 Nov 1945 89
Hardie Douglas Fleming 30 Dec 1989 Kt Bach 26 May 1923 7 Jul 2005 82
Hardie Boys Michael                              Governor General of New Zealand 1996-2001. PC 1989 30 Dec 1995 GCMG 6 Oct 1931
    "     " 3 Jun 1996 GNZM
Harding (Alfred) John 3 Jun 1935 KCMG 1878 21 May 1953 74
Harding Allan Francis John, later [1958] 1st Baron Harding of Petherton. Governor of Cyprus 1955-1957 16 Jun 1944 KCB (Mil) 10 Feb 1896 20 Jan 1989 92
    "     " 7 Jun 1951 GCB (Mil)
Harding Charles O'Brien 25 Jun 1920 Kt Bach 22 Feb 1859 7 Jun 1929 70
Harding Christopher George Francis 30 Jul 1991 Kt Bach 17 Oct 1939 13 Dec 1999 60
Harding Edward John 2 Jan 1928 KCMG 22 Mar 1880 4 Oct 1954 74
    "     " 3 Jun 1935 KCB (Civ)
    "     " 8 Jun 1939 GCMG
Harding George Judd 18 May 1860 KCB (Mil) 1788 5 Jul 1860 72
Harding (George) William 31 Dec 1982 KCMG 18 Jan 1927 4 Dec 2016 89
Harding Harold John Boyer 13 Feb 1968 Kt Bach 6 Jan 1900 27 Mar 1986 86
Harding John Dorney 24 Mar 1852 Kt Bach 1809 24 Nov 1868 59
Harding Peter Robin 31 Dec 1982 KCB (Mil) 2 Dec 1933
    "     " 31 Dec 1987 GCB (Mil)
Harding Robert Palmer 8 Feb 1890 Kt Bach 1821 22 Dec 1893 72
Harding Roy Pollard 12 Feb 1985 Kt Bach 3 Jan 1924 c Nov 2011 87
Hardinge Alexander Henry Louis, later [1944] 2nd Baron Hardinge of Penshurst. PC 1936 1 Feb 1937 KCB (Civ) 17 May 1894 29 May 1960 66
    "     " 11 May 1937 GCVO
    "     " 17 Jul 1943 GCB (Civ)
Hardinge Arthur Edward                     Governor of Gibraltar 1886-1890 9 Jan 1886 KCB (Mil) 2 Mar 1828 15 Jul 1892 64
Hardinge Arthur Henry 22 Jun 1897 KCMG 12 Oct 1859 27 Dec 1933 74
    "     " 9 Nov 1904 KCB (Civ)
    "     " 24 Jun 1910 GCMG
Hardinge Charles, later [1910] 1st Baron Hardinge of Penshurst. Viceroy of India 1910-1916. PC 1904 26 Mar 1904 KCMG 20 Jun 1858 2 Aug 1944 86
    "     " 10 May 1904 KCVO
    "     " 2 Jan 1905 GCMG
    "     " 9 Nov 1905 GCVO
    "     " 24 Jun 1910 GCB (Civ)
    "     " 23 Nov 1910 GCIE
    "     " 23 Nov 1910 GCSI
    "     " 24 Mar 1916 KG
Hardinge Henry, later [1846] 1st Viscount Hardinge. MP for Durham 1820-30, St Germans 1830-31, Newport 1831-32 and Launceston 1832-44. Sec at War 1828-30, 1841-44. Chief Sec for Ireland 1830, 1834-35. Gov Gen India 1844-48. PC 1828. PC[I] 1830 1 Jul 1844 GCB (Civ) 30 Mar 1785 24 Sep 1856 71
Hardingham Robert Ernest 18 Mar 1969 Kt Bach 16 Dec 1903 6 Dec 1991 87
Hardman Fred 9 Nov 1982 Kt Bach 26 Sep 1914 6 Mar 1991 76
Hardman Henry 1 Jan 1962 KCB (Civ) 15 Dec 1905 17 Jan 2001 95
Hardman (James) Donald Innes 5 Jun 1952 KCB (Mil) 21 Feb 1899 2 Mar 1982 83
    "     " 1 Jan 1958 GBE (Mil)
Hardman William 29 Dec 1885 Kt Bach 1828 12 Sep 1890 62
Hardwicke Cedric Webster 28 Feb 1934 Kt Bach 19 Feb 1893 6 Aug 1964 71
Hardy Alister Clavering 16 Jul 1957 Kt Bach 10 Feb 1896 23 May 1985 89
Hardy Campbell Richard 1 Jan 1957 KBE (Civ) 24 May 1906 29 Jul 1984 78
Hardy David William 15 Dec 1992 Kt Bach 14 Jul 1930
Hardy Edward 13 Feb 1945 Kt Bach 1 Aug 1887 3 Jul 1975 87
Hardy George Francis 1 Jan 1914 KCB (Civ) 1846 5 Oct 1914 68
Hardy Harry 7 Feb 1956 Kt Bach 10 Sep 1896 5 Jan 1984 87
Hardy James Douglas 18 Jul 1962 Kt Bach 8 Jun 1915 28 Feb 1986 70
Hardy James Gilbert 28 Aug 1981 Kt Bach 20 Nov 1932
Hardy Thomas Duffus 9 Jul 1869 Kt Bach 22 May 1804 15 Jun 1878 74
Hardy William 31 Dec 1883 Kt Bach 6 Jul 1807 17 Mar 1887 79
Hardy William Bate 12 Feb 1925 Kt Bach 6 Apr 1864 23 Jan 1934 69
Hardy-Roberts Geoffrey Paul 3 Jun 1972 KCVO 16 May 1907 9 Apr 1997 89
Hare David 22 Oct 1998 Kt Bach 5 Jun 1947
Hare John 1 Jul 1840 Kt Bach 1784 2 Feb 1865 80
Hare John 16 Dec 1907 Kt Bach 16 May 1844 28 Dec 1921 77
Hare Lancelot 28 Jun 1907 KCSI 7 Jan 1851 7 Oct 1922 71
Hare Steuart Welwood 3 Jun 1919 KCMG 9 Sep 1867 25 Oct 1952 85
Hare William Francis, 5th Earl of Listowel. Postmaster General 1945-1947. Secretary of State for India and Burma 1947. Secretary of State for Burma 1947-1948. Minister of State for Colonial Affairs 1948-1950. Governor General of Ghana 1957-1960. PC 1946 11 Oct 1957 GCMG 28 Sep 1906 12 Mar 1997 90
Haren Patrick Hugh 25 Jun 2008 Kt Bach 4 Aug 1950
Harewood, Earl of see "Lascelles"
Harford James Dundas                     Governor of St. Helena 1954-1958 2 Jan 1956 KBE (Civ) 7 Jan 1899 26 Nov 1993 94
Hargreaves Gerald de la Pryme 15 Feb 1944 Kt Bach 1881 29 Apr 1972 90
Hargreaves Thomas 9 Feb 1960 Kt Bach 27 Jan 1889 22 Mar 1966 77
Hargreaves Walter Ernest 19 Feb 1936 Kt Bach 1865 3 Nov 1954 89
    "     " 1 Jan 1946 KBE (Civ)
Hargroves (Robert) Louis 24 Feb 1987 Kt Bach 10 Dec 1917 22 Feb 2008 90
Harington Charles Harington 1 Jan 1919 KCB (Mil) 31 May 1872 22 Oct 1940 68
    "     " 28 Dec 1922 GBE (Mil)
    "     " 2 Jan 1933 GCB (Mil)
Harington Charles Henry Pepys 1 Jan 1964 KCB (Mil) 5 May 1910 13 Feb 2007 96
    "     " 14 Jun 1969 GCB (Mil)
Harington Charles Robert 20 Jul 1948 Kt Bach 1 Aug 1897 4 Feb 1972 74
    "     " 2 Jun 1962 KBE (Civ)
Harkness Douglas Alexander Earsman 2 Jan 1956 KBE (Civ) 12 Sep 1902 28 Dec 1980 78
Harkness James 7 Dec 2005 KCVO 20 Oct 1935
Harkness Joseph Welsh Park 13 Nov 1956 Kt Bach 1890 15 Dec 1962 72
Harland Reginald Edward Wynyard 1974 KBE (Mil) 30 May 1920 30 Jul 2013 93
Harlech, Baron and Baroness see "Ormsby-Gore"
Harley Alexander George Hamilton 1996 KBE (Mil) 3 May 1941
Harley Herbert Henry [Harry] 4 Jul 1950 Kt Bach 8 Mar 1877 19 Jan 1951 73
Harley Robert William                    Governor of the Gold Coast 1872-1873. Lieut Governor of Tobago 1875-1877, Grenada 1877-1882 and British Honduras 1883-1884 24 May 1883 KCMG 1829 23 Aug 1892 63
Harley Robert William                       Governor of the Gold Coast 1872-1873. Lieut Governor of Tobago 1875-1877, Grenada 1877-1882 and British Honduras 1883-1884 24 May 1883 KCMG 1829 23 Aug 1892 63
Harley Stanley Jaffa 11 Feb 1958 Kt Bach 12 Nov 1905 2 Sep 1979 73
Harley Thomas Winlack 9 Feb 1960 Kt Bach 27 Jun 1895 13 Jan 1991 95
Harman (Antony Ernest) Wentworth 4 Jun 1934 KCB (Mil) 1872 26 Sep 1961 89
Harman Charles Eustace                    PC 1959 1947 Kt Bach 22 Nov 1894 14 Nov 1970 75
Harman (Clement) James 13 Jun 1964 GBE (Civ) 15 May 1894 15 Sep 1975 81
Harman George Byng 21 Jun 1887 KCB (Mil) 30 Jan 1830 9 Mar 1892 62
Harman Jack Wentworth 1 Jan 1974 KCB (Mil) 20 Jul 1920 28 Dec 2009 89
    "     " 31 Dec 1977 GCB (Mil)
Harman Jeremiah LeRoy 21 Dec 1982 Kt Bach 13 Apr 1930
Harman John Andrew 4 Nov 1997 Kt Bach 30 Jul 1950
Harmer Frederic Evelyn 10 Dec 1968 Kt Bach 3 Nov 1905 24 Feb 1995 89
Harmer (John) Dudley 3 Feb 1972 Kt Bach 27 Jul 1913 13 Mar 1991 77
Harmer Sidney Frederic 1 Jan 1920 KBE (Civ) 9 Mar 1862 22 Oct 1950 88
Harmood-Banner John Sutherland, later [1924] 1st baronet. MP for Everton 1905-1924 11 Jul 1913 Kt Bach 8 Sep 1847 24 Feb 1927 79
Harmsworth   Harold Cecil Aubrey 10 Jul 1935 Kt Bach 13 Jun 1897 7 Sep 1952 55
Harmsworth [Hudson from 4 Apr 1923] Mary Elizabeth, Viscountess Northcliffe  [wife of the 1st Viscount] 1 Jan 1918 GBE 29 Jul 1963
Harness Henry Drury 24 May 1873 KCB (Mil) 29 Apr 1804 10 Feb 1883 78
Haroon Abdoola 23 Feb 1938 Kt Bach 1872 27 Apr 1942 69
Harper Arthur Grant 1 Jan 1959 KCVO 16 Jul 1898 17 May 1982 83
Harper Charles Henry                      Governor of St. Helena 1925-1932 3 Jun 1930 KBE (Civ) 24 Feb 1876 13 May 1950 74
Harper Christopher Nigel 11 Jun 2011 KBE (Mil) 25 Mar 1957
Harper Edgar Josiah 25 Jun 1920 Kt Bach 15 Jan 1860 23 Jan 1934 74
Harper Elizabeth Margaret Way 31 Dec 1994 DBE (Civ) 20 Jun 1937
Harper Ewan William 23 May 2003 Kt Bach 21 Jun 1939
Harper George 25 Feb 1937 Kt Bach 24 Apr 1843 12 Mar 1937 93
Harper George Montague 1 Jan 1918 KCB (Mil) 11 Jan 1865 15 Dec 1922 57
Harper Kenneth Brand 15 Jul 1936 Kt Bach 1891 21 Jan 1961 69
Harper Peter Stanley 24 Nov 2004 Kt Bach 28 Apr 1939
Harper Richard Stephenson 15 Jul 1958 Kt Bach 30 Dec 1902 16 Nov 1973 70
Harper Gow (Leonard) Maxwell 24 Jul 1985 Kt Bach 13 Jun 1918 1 Jan 1996 77
Harpham William 1 Jan 1966 KBE (Civ) 3 Dec 1906 5 Jun 1999 92
Harragin Walter 13 Feb 1945 Kt Bach 23 Dec 1890 26 Jun 1966 75
Harrel David                                    PC [I] 1900 19 Jan 1893 Kt Bach 25 Mar 1841 12 May 1939 98
    "     " 25 May 1895 KCB (Civ)
    "     " 26 Apr 1900 KCVO
    "     " 1 Jan 1918 GBE
    "     " 1 Jan 1920 GCB (Civ)
Harries Arthur Trevor 23 Feb 1939 Kt Bach 13 Jun 1892 1 Jul 1959 67
Harries Douglas  1 Jan 1947 KCB (Mil) 31 Mar 1893 6 Dec 1972 79
Harriman George William 21 Oct 1965 Kt Bach 3 Mar 1908 29 May 1973 65
Harrington Henry Byng 24 May 1866 KCSI 10 Apr 1808 7 Oct 1871 63
Harrington Henry Naseby 28 Jan 1947 Kt Bach 1891 31 Oct 1951 60
Harrington John Lane 9 Nov 1903 KCVO 16 Jan 1865 8 Sep 1927 62
    "     " 25 Jun 1909 KCMG
Harrington Stanley                              PC [I] 1918 15 Jul 1907 Kt Bach 15 May 1856 31 Jul 1949 93
Harrington (Wilfred) Hastings 8 Jun 1963 KBE (Mil) 17 May 1906 17 Dec 1965 59
Harris Alan James 30 Jul 1980 Kt Bach 8 Jul 1916 26 Dec 2000 84
Harris Archibald Isidore 15 Feb 1944 Kt Bach 10 Dec 1883 21 Jun 1971 87
Harris Arthur Ambrose Hall 1 Jan 1918 KBE 15 Oct 1854 Dec 1939 85
Harris Arthur Travers, later [1953] 1st baronet 11 Jun 1942 KCB (Mil) 13 Apr 1892 5 Apr 1984 91
    "     " 14 Jun 1945 GCB (Mil)
Harris Augustus Henry Glossop 30 Jul 1891 Kt Bach 18 Mar 1852 22 Jun 1896 44
Harris Austin Edward 1 Jan 1920 KBE (Civ) 1870 30 Sep 1958 88
Harris Charles 3 Jun 1913 KCB (Civ) 2 Mar 1864 10 Jun 1943 79
    "     " 1 Jan 1920 GBE (Civ)
Harris (Charles) Alexander              Governor of Newfoundland 1917-1922 1 Oct 1917 KCMG 28 Jun 1855 26 Mar 1947 91
Harris Charles Felix 29 Oct 1968 Kt Bach 30 Mar 1900 10 Mar 1974 73
Harris Charles Joseph William 8 Jul 1952 Kt Bach 1901 14 Jan 1986 84
    "     " 10 Jun 1961 KBE (Civ)
Harris David 19 Jun 1911 KCMG 12 Jul 1852 23 Sep 1942 90
Harris Douglas Gordon 1942 KBE 19 Oct 1883 4 Jun 1967 83
Harris Edward Alfred John              MP for Christchurch 1844-1852 13 Jul 1872 KCB (Civ) 20 May 1808 17 Jul 1888 80
Harris Frederick  1 Jan 1953 KBE (Mil) 21 Jun 1891 1 Oct 1976 85
Harris George David 10 Jul 1888 Kt Bach 1827 28 Feb 1902 74
Harris George Francis Robert, 3rd Baron Harris. Governor of Trinidad 1846-1854 and Madras 1854-1859 25 Jun 1861 KSI 14 Aug 1810 23 Nov 1872 62
    "     " 24 May 1866 GCSI
Harris Henry 16 Feb 1993 Kt Bach 28 Jan 1925 31 Oct 2014 89
Harris Henry Percy                       MP for Paddington South 1910-1922 4 Jun 1917 KBE 8 Sep 1856 23 Aug 1941 84
Harris Ian Cecil 1 Jan 1967 KBE (Mil) 7 Jul 1910 12 Mar 1999 88
Harris James Charles    25 Apr 1896 Kt Bach 1831 8 Nov 1904 73
    "     " 22 Aug 1902 KCVO
Harris James Howard, 3rd Earl of Malmesbury. MP for Wilton 1841. Foreign Secretary 1852 and 1858-1859. Lord Privy Seal 1866-1868 and 1874-1876. PC 1852 15 Jun 1859 GCB (Civ) 25 Mar 1807 17 May 1889 82
Harris John Hobbis 23 Feb 1933 Kt Bach 29 Jul 1874 30 Apr 1940 65
Harris John Hulme [Win] 13 Jun 1992 KCB (Mil) 3 Jun 1938
Harris John Richards 11 May 1937 KBE (Civ) 24 Jan 1868 16 Sep 1946 78
Harris Lewis Edward 1979 Kt Bach 25 Mar 1900 3 Mar 1983 82
Harris Lionel Herbert 13 Jun 1957 KBE (Civ) 15 Apr 1897 18 Mar 1971 73
Harris Martin Best 19 Jul 2000 Kt Bach 28 Jun 1944
Harris Matthew 17 Aug 1899 Kt Bach 18 Sep 1841 8 Jun 1917 75
Harris Michael Frank 11 Jun 2008 Kt Bach 11 Jan 1942
Harris Pauline Norma  [wife of the life peer Baron Harris of Peckham] 31 Dec 2003 DBE (Civ) 5 Jan 1942
Harris Philip Charles, later [1996] Baron Harris of Peckham [L] 24 Jul 1985 Kt Bach 15 Sep 1942
Harris Philippa Jill Olivier [Pippa] 22 Sep 2015 DBE (Civ)
Harris Richard Olver 22 Feb 1954 Kt Bach 24 Dec 1894 11 Oct 1955 60
Harris Robert George Canning, 4th Baron Harris. Governor of Bombay 1890-1895 21 May 1890 GCIE 3 Feb 1851 24 Mar 1932 81
    "     " 25 May 1895 GCSI
Harris Robert Hastings Penruddock 4 Feb 1898 KCMG 12 Oct 1843 25 Aug 1926 82
    "     " 6 Nov 1900 KCB (Mil)
Harris Ronald Montague Joseph 11 Jun 1960 KCVO 6 May 1913 22 Jan 1995 81
Harris Sidney West 23 Jul 1946 Kt Bach 1876 9 Jul 1962 86
Harris (Theodore) Wilson 13 Oct 2010 Kt Bach 24 Mar 1921 8 Mar 2018 96
Harris Thomas George 31 Dec 2001 KBE (Civ) 6 Feb 1945
Harris Thomas Noel 24 Apr 1841 Kt Bach 9 Oct 1783 23 Mar 1860 76
Harris Walter Henry 19 May 1919 Kt Bach 6 Dec 1851 3 Mar 1922 70
Harris William Cornwallis 7 Jun 1844 Kt Bach 2 Apr 1807 9 Oct 1848 41
Harris William Gordon 14 Jun 1969 KBE (Civ) 10 Jun 1912 20 Feb 2005 92
Harris William Henry 10 Jun 1954 KCVO 28 Mar 1883 6 Sep 1973 90
Harris William Snow 28 Apr 1847 Kt Bach 1 Apr 1791 22 Jan 1867 75
Harris William Woolf 5 Feb 1974 Kt Bach 19 Aug 1910 23 Sep 1988 78
Harrison Archibald Frederick 12 Jul 1955 Kt Bach 1894 18 Nov 1976 82
Harrison (Bernard) Guy 31 Jul 1951 Kt Bach 2 Jul 1885 21 Apr 1978 92
Harrison Brian Howard 27 Apr 2005 Kt Bach 9 Jul 1937
Harrison Cecil Reeves 3 Jun 1918 KBE 26 Apr 1856 11 Dec 1940 84
Harrison (Charles) Frederick 18 Dec 1902 Kt Bach 1844 31 Dec 1914 70
Harrison Charlton Scott Cholmeley 4 Mar 1932 Kt Bach 18 May 1881 3 Jul 1951 70
Harrison Cyril Ernest 5 Feb 1963 Kt Bach 14 Dec 1901 14 Mar 1980 78
Harrison David 21 Mar 1997 Kt Bach 3 May 1930
Harrison Donald Frederick Norris 30 Dec 1989 Kt Bach 9 Mar 1925 12 Apr 2003 78
Harrison Edmund Stephen 20 Apr 1880 Kt Bach 1810 21 Sep 1882 72
Harrison Edward Richard 15 Feb 1923 Kt Bach 19 Jun 1872 10 Nov 1960 88
Harrison Eric John                            PC 1952 1 Apr 1954 KCVO 7 Sep 1892 26 Sep 1974 82
    "     " 1 Jan 1962 KCMG
Harrison Ernest Thomas 15 Jul 1981 Kt Bach 11 May 1926 16 Feb 2009 82
Harrison Francis Alexander Lyle [Frank] 12 Nov 1974 Kt Bach 19 Mar 1910 13 Aug 2002 92
Harrison Geoffrey Wedgwood 1 Jan 1955 KCMG 18 Jul 1908 12 Apr 1990 81
    "     " 6 Mar 1961 KCVO
    "     " 8 Jun 1968 GCMG
Harrison George                                MP for Edinburgh South 1885 11 Aug 1884 Kt Bach 1811 23 Dec 1885 74
Harrison Graeme Thomas 6 Jun 2011 KNZM c 1948
Harrison Henry Leland 14 Feb 1887 Kt Bach 5 Feb 1837 5 May 1892 55
Harrison James Humphreys 13 Dec 1909 Kt Bach 28 Feb 1848 2 Feb 1933 84
    "     " 1 Jan 1924 KCVO
Harrison James William                     Governor of South Australia 1968-1971 22 Oct 1968 KCMG 25 May 1912 15 Sep 1971 59
Harrison John, later [1922] 1st baronet 19 May 1919 Kt Bach 27 Dec 1856 14 Feb 1936 79
Harrison John 30 Dec 1922 KBE (Civ) 1866 22 Jun 1944 78
Harrison John Albert Bews 31 Dec 1981 KBE (Mil) 20 May 1921 c Apr 2010 88
Harrison John Burchmore 25 Jun 1921 Kt Bach 29 May 1856 8 Feb 1926 69
Harrison (John) Richard 20 Nov 1980 Kt Bach 23 May 1921 5 Sep 2003 82
Harrison Michael Guy Vicat 16 Nov 1993 Kt Bach 28 Sep 1939
Harrison Patricia Mary  [originally DCNZM 4 Jun 2001] 1 Aug 2009 DNZM
Harrison Reginald Carey [Rex] 25 Jul 1989 Kt Bach 5 Mar 1908 2 Jun 1990 82
Harrison Richard 25 May 1889 KCB (Mil) 26 May 1837 25 Sep 1931 94
    "     " 26 Jun 1903 GCB (Mil)
Harrison Richard John 31 Jul 1984 Kt Bach 8 Oct 1920 17 Oct 1999 79
Harrison Terence 19 Jul 1995 Kt Bach 7 Apr 1933
Harrison Thomas Dalkin 10 Feb 1942 Kt Bach 30 Mar 1885 11 Mar 1954 68
Harrison-Smith Francis 1 Jan 1919 KCB (Mil) 1861 10 Jun 1927 65
Harrod (Henry) Roy Forbes 10 Feb 1959 Kt Bach 13 Feb 1900 8 Mar 1978 78
Harrop Peter John 16 Jun 1984 KCB (Civ) 18 Mar 1926
Harrowby, Countess of see "Ryder"
Harrowing John Henry 25 Jun 1921 Kt Bach 14 Mar 1859 20 Feb 1937 77
Harston Ernest Sirdefield 23 Jan 1958 Kt Bach 21 Aug 1891 27 Jun 1975 83
Hart Andrew Searle 25 Jan 1886 Kt Bach 14 Mar 1811 13 Apr 1890 79
Hart Anthony Ronald 15 Feb 2005 Kt Bach 30 Apr 1946
Hart Byrne 18 Apr 1974 Kt Bach 6 Oct 1895 19 Mar 1989 93
Hart David Michael 24 Feb 2006 Kt Bach 27 Aug 1940 13 Mar 2013 72
Hart Ernest Sidney Walter 20 Feb 1935 Kt Bach 11 Jul 1870 29 Jan 1957 86
Hart George Charles 2 Jun 1973 KBE (Civ) 1901 3 Oct 1981 80
Hart George Sankey 30 Dec 1919 KBE (Civ) 14 Apr 1866 16 Apr 1937 71
Hart Graham Allan 15 Jun 1996 KCB (Civ) 13 Mar 1940
Hart Herbert Ernest 3 Jun 1935 KBE (Civ) 1882 Mar 1968 85
Hart Israel 27 Feb 1895 Kt Bach 16 Feb 1835 24 Mar 1911 76
Hart Judith Constance Mary, later [1988] Baroness Hart of South Lanark [L]. MP for Lanark 1959-83 and Clydesdale 1983-87. Min. of of Social Security 1967-1968. Paymaster General 1968-1969. Min. for Overseas Development 1969-70, 1974-1975 and 1977-79. PC 1967 12 Jun 1979 DBE (Civ) 18 Sep 1924 8 Dec 1991 67
Hart Michael Christopher Campbell 2 Jun 1998 Kt Bach 7 May 1948 20 Feb 2007 58
Hart Raymund George 13 Jun 1957 KBE (Mil) 28 Feb 1899 16 Jul 1960 61
Hart Reginald Clare VC 16 May 1899 KCB (Mil) 11 Jun 1848 18 Oct 1931 83
    "     " 21 Oct 1904 KCVO
    "     " 3 Jun 1931 GCB (Mil)
For information on his award of the VC, see the note at the foot of this page
Hart Robert, later [1893] 1st baronet 6 May 1882 KCMG 20 Feb 1835 20 Sep 1911 76
    "     " 24 May 1899 GCMG
Hart William Edward 5 Feb 1926 Kt Bach 14 Feb 1866 5 Mar 1942 76
Hart William Ogden 7 Feb 1961 Kt Bach 25 May 1903 29 Apr 1977 73
Hart-Davis Rupert Charles 7 Feb 1967 Kt Bach 28 Aug 1907 8 Dec 1999 92
Hartigan James Andrew 3 Jun 1935 KCB (Mil) 1876 12 Oct 1962 86
Hartley Alan Fleming 1 Jul 1941 KCSI 1882 7 Sep 1954 72
    "     " 1 Jan 1944 GCIE
Hartley Charles Augustus 16 Sep 1862 Kt Bach 3 Feb 1825 20 Feb 1915 90
    "     " 19 Feb 1884 KCMG
Hartley Christopher Harold 8 Jun 1963 KCB (Mil) 31 Jan 1913 29 Jul 1998 85
Hartley Frank 10 Feb 1977 Kt Bach 5 Jan 1911 26 Jan 1997 86
Hartley Harold Brewer                     CH 1967 16 Feb 1928 Kt Bach 3 Sep 1878 9 Sep 1972 94
    "     " 1 Jan 1944 KCVO
    "     " 1 Jan 1957 GCVO
Hartley Percival 4 Jul 1944 Kt Bach 28 May 1881 16 Feb 1957 75
Hartley Percival Horton-Smith 11 Feb 1921 Kt Bach 2 Dec 1867 30 Jun 1952 84
Hartley Walter Noel 6 Mar 1912 Kt Bach 1846 11 Sep 1913 67
Hartley William Pickles 21 Jul 1908 Kt Bach 1846 25 Oct 1922 76
Hartman (Gladys) Marea 31 Dec 1993 DBE (Civ) 22 Jun 1920 29 Aug 1994 74
Hartnell Norman Bishop 31 Dec 1976 KCVO 12 Jun 1901 8 Jun 1979 77
Hartnett Laurence John 6 Oct 1967 Kt Bach 26 May 1898 4 Apr 1986 87
Hartnoll Henry Sulivan 1 Jan 1914 Kt Bach 17 Jun 1862 31 Oct 1935 73
Hartog Philip Joseph 13 Jul 1926 Kt Bach 2 Mar 1864 27 Jun 1947 83
    "     " 3 Jun 1930 KBE (Civ)
Hartwell Charles Herbert 9 Feb 1960 Kt Bach 1904 31 Aug 1982 78
Harty (Herbert) Hamilton 6 Jul 1925 Kt Bach 4 Dec 1880 19 Feb 1941 60
Harvey Arthur Vere, later [1971] Baron Harvey of Prestbury [L]. MP for Macclesfield 1945-1971 16 Jul 1957 Kt Bach 31 Jan 1906 5 Apr 1994 88
Harvey Charles Offley 9 Mar 1946 Kt Bach 16 Jul 1888 11 Oct 1969 81
Harvey Edward 28 Jun 1861 KCB (Mil) 1783 4 May 1865 81
    "     " 28 Mar 1865 GCB (Mil)
Harvey Ernest Maes 1 Jan 1920 KBE (Civ) 1 Jan 1872 13 Sep 1926 54
Harvey Ernest Musgrave, later [1933] 1st baronet 5 Jun 1920 KBE (Civ) 27 Jul 1867 17 Dec 1955 88
Harvey George 26 Mar 1867 Kt Bach 1 Feb 1806 22 Jan 1876 69
Harvey George                               MP for Kennington 1924-1929 and 1931-1939 15 Jul 1936 Kt Bach 1870 27 Mar 1939 68
Harvey George David 13 Jun 1957 KBE (Mil) 1905 24 Feb 1969 63
Harvey George Frederick    24 May 1867 KCSI 1809 4 Nov 1884 75
Harvey George Samuel Abercrombie 3 Jun 1918 KBE 21 Oct 1854 11 Apr 1930 75
Harvey (Henry) Paul 2 Jan 1911 KCMG 1869 30 Dec 1948 79
Harvey John                                  Governor of Newfoundland 1841-1846 19 Jul 1838 KCB (Mil) 23 Apr 1778 22 Mar 1852 73
Harvey John Musgrave 12 Jul 1933 Kt Bach 22 Dec 1865 13 Jun 1940 74
Harvey Leslie Gordon 1 Jan 1955 KBE (Mil) 11 Apr 1896 14 Oct 1972 76
Harvey Nicholas Barton                    MP for Devon North 1992-2015 25 Jan 2013 Kt Bach 3 Aug 1961
Harvey Oliver Charles, later [1954] 1st Baron Harvey of Tasburgh 13 Jun 1946 KCMG 26 Nov 1893 29 Nov 1968 75
    "     " 1 Jan 1948 GCMG
    "     " 8 Jun 1950 GCVO
Harvey Percy Norman 13 Jun 1946 KBE (Civ) 1 Nov 1887 30 Aug 1946 58
Harvey Robert 9 Feb 1901 Kt Bach 2 Oct 1847 14 Mar 1930 82
Harvey Robert Anster 31 Dec 2012 KNZM 24 Nov 1940
Harvey Robert James Paterson 1 Jan 1960 KBE (Civ) 28 Jul 1904 8 Jul 1965 60
Harvey Samuel Emile 10 Feb 1935 Kt Bach 7 Dec 1885 9 Nov 1959 73
Harvey-Jones John Henry 24 Jul 1985 Kt Bach 16 Apr 1924 9 Jan 2008 83
Harvie John Smith [Jack] 14 Oct 1997 Kt Bach 9 Aug 1936
Harvington, Baron see "Grant-Ferris"
Harwood Edmund George 31 May 1956 KBE (Civ) 1898 10 Dec 1964 66
Harwood Henry Harwood 13 Dec 1939 KCB (Mil) 19 Jan 1888 9 Jun 1950 62
Harwood John James 10 Jul 1888 Kt Bach 1832 15 Apr 1906 73
Harwood Ralph Endersby 3 Jun 1931 KCVO 28 Mar 1883 28 Feb 1951 67
    "     " 1 Jan 1934 KCB (Civ)
Harwood Ronald 27 Jan 2011 Kt Bach 9 Nov 1934
Hasan Saiyid Wazir 4 Mar 1932 Kt Bach 14 May 1874 31 Aug 1947 73
Haselhurst Alan Gordon Barraclough       MP for Middleton and Prestwich 1970-1974 and Saffron Walden 1977-     PC 1999 19 Jul 1995 Kt Bach 23 Jun 1937
Haskard Cosmo Dugal Patrick Thomas   Governor of the Falkland Islands 1964-1970 1 Jan 1965 KCMG 25 Nov 1916 21 Feb 2017 100
Haslam Alec Leslie 18 Oct 1974 Kt Bach 10 Feb 1904 23 Apr 1997 93
Haslam Alfred Seale                       MP for Newcastle-under-Lyme 1900-1906 21 May 1891 Kt Bach 27 Oct 1844 13 Jan 1927 82
Haslam David Antony 9 Jun 2018 Kt Bach 4 Jul 1949
Haslam David William 16 Jun 1984 KBE (Mil) 26 Jun 1923 4 Aug 2009 86
Haslam John                                    MP for Bolton 1931-1940 22 Jun 1927 Kt Bach 27 Feb 1878 21 May 1940 62
Haslam Robert, later [1990] Baron Haslam [L] 12 Feb 1985 Kt Bach 4 Feb 1923 2 Nov 2002 79
Haslam (Robert) Humphrey 12 Jul 1955 Kt Bach 30 May 1882 22 Dec 1962 80
Haslett Caroline Harriet 12 Jun 1947 DBE (Civ) 17 Aug 1895 4 Jan 1957 61
Haslett James Horner                     MP for Belfast West 1885-86 22 Aug 1887 Kt Bach Jan 1832 18 Aug 1905 73
Haslett William John Handfield 7 Jul 1938 Kt Bach 10 Sep 1866 17 Dec 1954 88
Hasluck Alexandra Margaret Martin  [wife of Sir Paul Meernaa Caedwalla Hasluck] 6 Jun 1978 AD 26 Aug 1908 18 Jun 1993 84
Hasluck Paul Meernaa Caedwalla        Governor General of Australia 1969-1974. PC 1966 10 Feb 1969 GCMG 1 Apr 1905 9 Jan 1993 87
    "     " 27 Apr 1970 GCVO
    "     " 23 Apr 1979 KG
Hassan Anna Patricia Lucy 31 Dec 2005 DBE (Civ) 16 Mar 1946
Hassan Joshua Abraham 30 Oct 1963 Kt Bach 1915 1 Jul 1997 82
    "     " 31 Dec 1985 KCMG
    "     " 31 Dec 1987 GBE (Civ)
Hassanein Ahmed Mohamed Bey 1927 KCVO 31 Oct 1889 19 Feb 1946 56
Hassard John 10 Jul 1888 Kt Bach 1831 30 Aug 1900 69
    "     " 22 Jun 1897 KCB (Civ)
Hassell Trevor Austin Nov 2013 KA 20 Apr 1940
Hassett Francis George 12 Jun 1976 KBE (Mil) 11 Apr 1918 11 Jun 2008 90
Hastie Robert Cameron 14 Jun 2008 KCVO 24 May 1933
Hastings Charles 3 Jul 1850 Kt Bach 11 Jan 1794 21 Mar 1866 72
Hastings George 7 Jul 1910 Kt Bach 1853 13 Aug 1943 90
Hastings Max Macdonald 23 Oct 2002 Kt Bach 28 Dec 1945
Hastings Patrick Gardiner                   MP for Wallsend 1922-1926. Attorney General 1924 8 Feb 1924 Kt Bach 17 Mar 1880 26 Feb 1952 71
Hastings Stephen Lewis Edmonstone 30 Nov 1983 Kt Bach 4 May 1921 10 Jan 2005 93
Hastings Thomas 5 Jun 1839 Kt Bach 3 Jul 1790 3 Jan 1870 79
    "     " 9 Mar 1859 KCB (Civ)
Hastings William George 4 Dec 2009 Kt Bach 17 Oct 1928
Hatch David Edwin 10 Mar 2004 Kt Bach 7 May 1939 13 Jun 2007 68
Hatch Ernest Frederic George, 1st baronet. MP for Gorton 1895-1906 1 Jan 1920 KBE (Civ) 12 Apr 1859 17 Aug 1927 68
Hathaway Sibyl Mary 12 Jun 1965 DBE (Civ) 13 Jan 1884 14 Jul 1974 90
Hatt Harry Thomas 26 Jun 1918 Kt Bach 9 Dec 1858 19 Mar 1934 75
Hatter Maurice 9 Nov 1999 Kt Bach 6 Nov 1929
Hatton Ronald George 12 Jul 1949 Kt Bach 6 Jul 1886 11 Nov 1965 79
Hatty Cyril James 12 Mar 1963 Kt Bach 22 Dec 1908 19 Aug 2001 92
Hatwa, Maharaja of Krishna Partab Sahi 1 Jan 1889 KCIE
Haughey William, later [Sep 2013] Baron Haughey [L] 25 Jan 2013 Kt Bach 2 Jul 1956
Haughton James 10 Feb 1976 Kt Bach 26 Feb 1914 26 Jan 2000 85
Haultain Frederick William Gordon 1 Jan 1916 Kt Bach 25 Nov 1857 30 Jan 1942 84
Havard Godfrey Thomas 12 Jun 1941 KCMG 1885 3 Mar 1952 66
Havelock Arthur Elibank                      President of Nevis 1877-1878. Administrator of St. Lucia 1878-1879. Governor of Sierra Leone 1881-1884, Trinidad 1885, Natal 1886-1889, Ceylon 1890-1895, Madras 1896-1900 and Tasmania 1901-1904 24 May 1884 KCMG 21 Feb 1844 25 Jun 1908 64
    "     " 1 Jan 1895 GCMG
    "     " 16 Mar 1896 GCIE
    "     " 29 Apr 1901 GCSI
Havelock Henry                               For further information,see the note at the foot of this page 11 Nov 1857 KCB (Mil) 5 Apr 1795 24 Nov 1857 62
Havelock Thomas Henry 14 Feb 1951 Kt Bach 24 Jun 1877 1 Aug 1968 91
Havelock Wilfrid Bowen 24 Jul 1963 Kt Bach 14 Apr 1912 6 Apr 2003 90
Havelock-Allan Henry Marsham VC, 1st baronet. MP for Sunderland 1874-1881 and Durham SE 1885-1892 and 1895-1897 21 Jun 1887 KCB (Mil) 6 Aug 1830 30 Dec 1897 67
    "     " 22 Jun 1897 GCB (Mil)
Havers Cecil Robert 1 Jun 1951 Kt Bach 12 Nov 1889 5 May 1977 87
Havers (Ephraim) William 1 Jan 1946 KBE (Mil) 15 Oct 1887 28 Feb 1979 91
Havers (Robert) Michael Oldfield, later [1987] Baron Havers [L]. MP for Wimbledon 1970-1987. Solicitor General 1972-1974. Attorney General 1979-1987. PC 1977 23 Nov 1972 Kt Bach 10 Mar 1923 1 Apr 1992 69
Haward Harry Edwin 21 Feb 1917 Kt Bach 3 Jan 1863 8 Sep 1953 90
Haward Walter 15 Feb 1944 Kt Bach 23 Jan 1882 2 Sep 1959 77
Hawes Benjamin                              MP for Lambeth 1832-1847 and Kinsale 1848-1851 5 Feb 1856 KCB (Civ) 1797 15 May 1862 64
Hawes Richard Brunel 16 Jul 1957 Kt Bach 1893 30 Dec 1964 71
Hawke (Edward) Anthony 16 Feb 1954 Kt Bach 26 Jul 1895 25 Sep 1964 69
Hawke (John) Anthony 28 Mar 1928 Kt Bach 1869 30 Oct 1941 72
Hawker (Frank) Cyril 11 Feb 1958 Kt Bach 21 Jul 1900 22 Feb 1991 90
Hawker Richard George 9 Apr 1965 Kt Bach 11 Apr 1907 12 Nov 1982 75
Hawkes Henry Montague Pakington 19 Jun 1911 KCB (Mil) 28 Aug 1855 3 Apr 1946 90
Hawkes (John) Garry 20 Nov 2009 Kt Bach 26 Aug 1939
Hawkesworth (Edward) Gerald                    Governor of British Honduras 1947-1948 1 Jan 1948 KCMG 16 Aug 1897 14 Aug 1949 51
Hawkesworth John Ledlie Inglis 5 Jul 1945 KBE (Mil) 19 Feb 1893 3 Jun 1945 52
Hawkey (Alfred) James, later [1945] 1st baronet 5 Feb 1926 Kt Bach 12 Sep 1877 22 May 1952 74
Hawkhead Anthony Gerard [Tony] 6 Dec 2011 Kt Bach
Hawkings (Francis) Geoffrey 12 Jul 1978 Kt Bach 13 Aug 1913 31 Oct 1990 77
Hawkins Anthony Hope 6 Feb 1918 Kt Bach 9 Feb 1863 8 Jul 1933 70
Hawkins Arthur Ernest 3 Nov 1976 Kt Bach 10 Jun 1913 13 Jan 1999 85
Hawkins Benjamin 10 Jul 1924 Kt Bach 17 Feb 1867 30 Oct 1930 63
Hawkins Geoffrey Alan Brooke 5 Jun 1952 KBE (Mil) 13 Jul 1895 5 Oct 1980 85
Hawkins Henry, later [1899] Baron Brampton                             PC 1899 28 Nov 1876 Kt Bach 14 Sep 1817 6 Oct 1907 90
Hawkins John Summerfield 24 May 1881 KCMG 1812 10 Jan 1895 82
Hawkins Michael Babington Charles 1 Jan 1968 KCVO 27 Jul 1914 26 May 1977 62
Hawkins Paul Lancelot 13 Jul 1982 Kt Bach 7 Aug 1912 29 Dec 2002 90
Hawkins Raymond Shayle 12 Jun 1965 KCB (Mil) 21 Dec 1909 18 Oct 1987 77
Hawkshaw John 31 Aug 1873 Kt Bach 9 Apr 1811 2 Jun 1891 80
Hawley Donald Frederick 3 Jun 1978 KCMG 22 May 1921 31 Jan 2008 86
Hawley James Appleton 12 Jun 2010 KCVO 28 Mar 1937
Haworth   Lionel Berkeley Holt 4 Jun 1928 KBE (Civ) 30 Sep 1873 11 Sep 1951 77
Haworth (Walter) Norman                 Nobel Prize for Chemistry 1937 28 Jan 1947 Kt Bach 19 Mar 1883 19 Mar 1950 67
Haworth William Crawford 8 Jul 1969 Kt Bach 15 Apr 1905 1 Dec 1984 79
Haworth-Booth Francis Fitzgerald 1 Jan 1919 KCMG 18 May 1864 21 Feb 1935 70
Hawthorne Nigel Barnard 23 Feb 1999 Kt Bach 5 Apr 1929 26 Dec 2001 72
Hawthorne William Rede 3 Feb 1970 Kt Bach 22 May 1913 16 Sep 2011 98
Hawton John Malcolm Kenneth 5 Jun 1952 KCB (Civ) 18 Sep 1904 7 Jan 1982 77
Hawtrey Charles Henry 10 Feb 1922 Kt Bach 1858 30 Jul 1923 65
Hawtrey Ralph George 28 Feb 1956 Kt Bach 22 Nov 1879 21 Mar 1975 95
Hay (Alan) Philip 31 Dec 1960 KCVO 27 Feb 1918 7 Apr 1986 68
Hay Barbara Logan 29 Dec 2007 DCMG 20 Jan 1953
Hay David Allan 28 Feb 1934 Kt Bach 19 Dec 1878 6 May 1957 78
    "     " 2 Jan 1939 KBE (Civ)
Hay David Osborne 18 Jul 1979 Kt Bach 29 Nov 1916 18 May 2009 92
Hay David Russell 31 May 1991 Kt Bach 8 Dec 1927 3 Dec 2016 88
Hay Edward Hay Drummond         President of the British Virgin Islands 1839-1850. Lieut Governor of Saint Christopher 1850-1855 and Governor of St.Helena 1856-1863 22 Aug 1859 Kt Bach 1815 24 Jan 1884 68
Hay George, 8th Marquess of Tweeddale. Governor of Madras 1842-1848 22 May 1820 KT 1 Feb 1787 10 Oct 1876 89
    "     " 10 Nov 1862 KCB (Mil)
    "     " 13 Mar 1867 GCB (Mil)
Hay George Jackson 24 Jul 1906 Kt Bach 18 Feb 1840 7 Oct 1921 81
    "     " 19 Jun 1911 KCB (Civ)
Hay Hamish Grenfell 12 Jun 1982 Kt Bach 8 Dec 1927 7 Sep 2008 80
Hay James Lawrence 4 Dec 1961 Kt Bach 17 May 1888 26 Mar 1971 82
Hay James Shaw                       Administrator of Gambia 1886-1888. Governor of Barbados 1891-1900 24 May 1889 KCMG 25 Oct 1839 20 Jun 1924 84
Hay John 25 May 1878 KCMG 22 Jun 1816 20 Jan 1892 75
Hay John [styled Lord John Hay]  MP for Wick 1857-1859 and Ripon 1866-1871 24 May 1881 KCB (Mil) 23 Aug 1827 4 May 1916 88
    "     " 30 Jul 1886 GCB (Mil)
Hay John 21 Jul 1908 Kt Bach 1840 26 Feb 1909 68
Hay John George 16 Feb 1939 Kt Bach 1 Feb 1888 26 May 1964 76
Hay Margaret Katherine  [wife of Sir (Alan) Philip Hay] 1 Jan 1971 DCVO 9 May 1918 24 May 1975 57
Hay Robert 14 Aug 1947 KCIE 8 Mar 1889 18 May 1980 91
Hay   Robert John 26 May 1894 KCB (Mil) 21 Apr 1828 25 Nov 1910 82
Hay Victor Alexander Sereld, styled Lord Kilmarnock, later [1927] 21st Earl of Erroll 1 Jan 1924 KCMG 17 Oct 1876 20 Feb 1928 51
Hay (William) Rupert 1947 KCIE 16 Dec 1893 3 Apr 1962 68
    "     " 1 Jan 1952 KCMG
Haycraft Thomas Wagstaffe 18 Feb 1919 Kt Bach 1858 16 Jul 1936 78
Hayday Frederick 11 Feb 1969 Kt Bach 26 Jun 1912 26 Feb 1990 77
Hayden Anthony Paul 18 Feb 2014 Kt Bach
Hayden Henry Hubert 23 Jul 1920 Kt Bach 1869 Aug 1923 54
Haydon Walter Robert [Robin] 31 Dec 1979 KCMG 29 May 1920 1 Dec 1999 79
Hay-Drummond-Hay Robert 1906 Kt Bach 25 Jul 1846 15 Oct 1926 80
Hayes Bertram Fox 16 Sep 1919 KCMG 25 Apr 1864 15 May 1941 77
Hayes Brian 3 Mar 1998 Kt Bach 25 Jan 1940
Hayes Brian David 31 Dec 1979 KCB (Civ) 5 May 1929
    "     " 31 Dec 1987 GCB (Civ)
Hayes Claude James 1 Jan 1974 KCMG 23 Mar 1912 20 Nov 1996 84
Hayes George 9 Dec 1868 Kt Bach 19 Jun 1805 24 Nov 1869 64
Hayes John Henry                        MP for South Holland & the Deepings 1997-        PC 2013 Nov 2018 Kt Bach 23 Jun 1958
Hayes John Osler Chattock 10 Jun 1967 KCB (Mil) 9 May 1913 7 Sep 1998 85
Hayes Richard John 2 Jun 2014 KNZM
Haygarth Joseph Henry 10 Feb 1959 Kt Bach 1892 9 Jan 1969 76
Hayhoe Bernard John [Barney], later [1992] Baron Hayhoe. MP for Heston & Isleworth 1970-1974 and Brentford & Isleworth 1974-1992. PC 1985 24 Feb 1987 Kt Bach 8 Aug 1925 7 Sep 2013 88
Hayman (Cecil George) Graham 16 Feb 1954 Kt Bach 1 Apr 1893 10 Mar 1966 72
Hayman Helene Valerie, Baroness Hayman [L]. MP for Welwyn and Hatfield 1974-1979. PC 2000 31 Dec 2011 GBE (Civ) 26 Mar 1949
Hayman Peter Telford 1 Jan 1971 KCMG 14 Jun 1914 6 Apr 1992 77
Hayman-Joyce Robert John 15 Jun 1996 KCB (Mil) 16 Oct 1940
Haynes George Ernest 26 Jun 1962 Kt Bach 24 Jan 1902 5 Mar 1983 81
Haynes Richard Christopher Nov 2003 KA 10 Jun 1936 23 Jun 2013 77
Hayr Kenneth William 11 Jun 1988 KCB (Mil) 13 Apr 1935 2 Jun 2001 66
Hays  (Harold Richard) Marshall 16 Feb 1928 Kt Bach 1872 24 Jan 1948 75
Haysom George 13 Jun 1917 Kt Bach 6 May 1862 7 Sep 1924 62
Hayter, Baron see "Chubb"
Hayter George 1 Jun 1842 Kt Bach 17 Dec 1792 18 Jan 1871 78
Hayter Paul David Grenville 16 Jun 2007 KCB (Civ) 4 Nov 1942
Hayter William Goodenough 24 Aug 1920 KBE (Civ) 23 Jan 1869 5 Aug 1924 55
Hayter William Goodenough 1 May 1953 KCMG 1 Aug 1906 28 Mar 1995 88
Hayter Hames George Colvile 16 Jul 1957 Kt Bach 18 Jul 1898 21 Oct 1968 70
Haythorne Edmund  24 May 1873 KCB (Mil) 1818 18 Oct 1888 70
Hayward Alfred 10 Jun 1961 KBE (Civ) 14 Jan 1896 30 Jan 1988 92
Hayward Anthony William Byrd 2 Nov 1978 Kt Bach 29 Jun 1927 c Apr 2011 83
Hayward Charles William 5 Feb 1974 Kt Bach 3 Sep 1892 3 Feb 1983 90
Hayward Edward Waterfield 26 Oct 1961 Kt Bach 10 Nov 1903 Aug 1983 79
Hayward Edwin James 3 Mar 1927 Kt Bach 24 Dec 1868 14 Nov 1929 60
Hayward Fred 24 Feb 1931 Kt Bach 1876 19 Dec 1944 68
Hayward Isaac James 10 Feb 1959 Kt Bach 17 Nov 1884 3 Jan 1976 91
Hayward Jack Arnold 18 Mar 1986 Kt Bach 14 Jun 1923 13 Jan 2015 91
Hayward Maurice Henry Weston 26 Oct 1923 Kt Bach 2 Jun 1868 31 Aug 1964 96
    "     " 3 Jun 1925 KCSI
Hayward Richard Arthur 8 Jul 1969 Kt Bach 14 Mar 1910 26 Feb 1994 83
Hayward William Webb 3 Feb 1897 Kt Bach 11 Feb 1818 18 Mar 1899 81
Haywood Harold 31 Dec 1987 KCVO 30 Sep 1923 23 May 2010 86
Hazan John Boris Roderick 25 Feb 1988 Kt Bach 3 Oct 1926 19 Aug 1988 61
Hazell (Eric) Quinton 21 Mar 1995 Kt Bach 14 Dec 1920 24 Jun 1996 75
Hazen John Douglas 3 Jun 1918 KCMG 5 Jun 1860 27 Dec 1937 77
Head Antony Henry, 1st Viscount Head. MP for Carshalton 1945-1960. Secretary of State for War 1951-1956. Minister of Defence 1956-1957. PC 1951 31 Dec 1960 KCMG 19 Dec 1906 29 Mar 1983 76
    "     " 12 Jul 1963 GCMG
Head Edmund Walker, 8th baronet   Governor of New Brunswick 1847-1854. Governor General of Canada 1854-1861. PC 1857 11 Dec 1860 KCB (Civ) 16 Feb 1805 28 Jan 1868 62
Head Henry 17 Feb 1927 Kt Bach 4 Aug 1861 8 Oct 1940 79
Head Patrick   17 Nov 2015 Kt Bach 5 Jun 1946
Heading James Alfred 28 Apr 1961 Kt Bach 26 Jan 1884 9 Apr 1969 85
Headlam Edward James 27 Mar 1929 Kt Bach 1 May 1873 14 Jul 1943 70
Headlam John Emerson Wharton 1 Jan 1919 KBE (Mil) 16 Apr 1864 14 Oct 1946 82
Headlam-Morley James Wycliffe                  See the note at the foot of this page 3 Jun 1929 Kt Bach 24 Dec 1863 6 Sep 1929 65
Heal Ambrose 23 Feb 1933 Kt Bach 3 Sep 1872 15 Nov 1959 87
Heald Benjamin Herbert 29 Mar 1926 Kt Bach 16 Sep 1874 4 Apr 1940 65
Heald Lionel Frederick                  MP for Chertsey 1950-1970. Attorney General 1951-1954. PC 1954 27 Nov 1951 Kt Bach 7 Aug 1897 7 Nov 1981 84
Heald Oliver                                 MP for Hertfordshire North 1992-1997 and Hertfordshire North East 1997-       Solicitor General 2012-2014  PC 2016 11 Nov 2014 Kt Bach 15 Dec 1954
Healy Catherine Alice 4 Jun 2018 DNZM c 1956
Heap Desmond 10 Feb 1970 Kt Bach 17 Sep 1907 27 Jun 1998 90
Heap Peter William 31 Dec 1994 KCMG 13 Apr 1935
Heap (Robert) Brian 15 Oct 2001 Kt Bach 27 Feb 1935
Hearn Arthur Charles 10 Jul 1945 Kt Bach 16 Mar 1877 24 Nov 1952 75
Hearn Gordon Risley 13 Jul 1926 Kt Bach 7 Sep 1871 7 Jun 1953 81
Hearn Walter Risley 1 Jan 1920 KBE (Civ) 30 Apr 1853 2 Jan 1930 76
Hearne Graham James 8 May 1998 Kt Bach 23 Nov 1937
Hearne (Horace) Hector 12 Apr 1946 Kt Bach 23 Feb 1892 31 Dec 1962 70
Hearsey John Bennett 4 Jul 1857 KCB (Mil) 1793 23 Oct 1865 72
Hearst William Howard 1 Jan 1917 KCMG 15 Feb 1864 29 Sep 1941 77
Heath Barrie 12 Jul 1978 Kt Bach 11 Sep 1916 22 Feb 1988 71
Heath Charles Ernest 3 Jun 1916 KCB (Mil) 20 Sep 1854 23 Oct 1936 82
Heath Gerard Moore 1 Jan 1919 KCMG 7 Jun 1863 9 Jan 1929 65
Heath (Henry) Frank 4 Jun 1917 KCB (Civ) 11 Dec 1863 5 Oct 1946 82
    "     " 3 Jun 1927 GBE (Civ)
Heath Herbert Leopold 4 Jun 1917 KCB (Mil) 27 Dec 1861 22 Oct 1954 92
Heath Leopold George 14 Aug 1868 KCB (Mil) 18 Nov 1817 7 May 1907 89
Heath Lewis Macclesfield 30 May 1941 KBE (Mil) 23 Nov 1885 10 Jan 1954 68
Heath Mark Evelyn 17 Oct 1980 KCVO 22 May 1927 28 Sep 2005 78
Heath Maurice Lionel 2 Jun 1962 KBE (Mil) 12 Aug 1909 9 Jul 1998 88
Heath Thomas Little 9 Nov 1909 KCB (Civ) 5 Oct 1861 16 Mar 1940 78
    "     " 3 Jun 1916 KCVO
Heathcoat-Amory Derick, later [1960] 1st Viscount Amory. MP for Tiverton 1945-1960. Minister of Pensions 1951-9153. Minister of State, Board of Trade 1953-1954. Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries 1954-1958. Chancellor of the Exchequer 1958-1960. PC 1953 24 May 1961 GCMG 26 Dec 1899 20 Jan 1981 81
    "     " 23 Apr 1968 KG
Heathcote-Drummond-Willoughby Gilbert James, 3rd Earl of Ancaster. MP for Rutland 1933-1950 12 Jun 1971 KCVO 8 Dec 1907 29 Mar 1983 75
Heathcote-Drummond-Willoughby Gilbert, 2nd Earl of Ancaster   MP for Horncastle 1894-1910 11 May 1937 GCVO 29 Jul 1867 19 Sep 1951 84
Heathcote-Smith Clifford Edward 1 Jan 1943 KBE (Civ) 26 Mar 1883 3 Jan 1963 79
Heatly Peter 25 Jul 1990 Kt Bach 9 Jun 1924 17 Sep 2015 91
Heaton Herbert Henniker                  Governor of the Falkland Islands 1935-1941 1 Feb 1937 KCMG 1880 24 Jan 1961 80
Heaton (John) Frederick 7 Jul 1942 Kt Bach 18 Oct 1880 27 Apr 1949 68
Heaton Joseph John 1 Jan 1915 Kt Bach 23 Apr 1860 16 Dec 1934 74
Heaton-Armstrong John Dunamace 30 Jun 1953 Kt Bach 21 Feb 1888 27 Aug 1967 79
Heaton-Ellis Charles Henry Brabazon 13 Jul 1926 Kt Bach 11 May 1864 24 Jun 1945 81
Heaton-Ellis Edward Henry Fitzhardinge 1 Jan 1920 KBE (Mil) 19 Nov 1868 23 Feb 1943 74
Hebb John Harry 18 Feb 1941 Kt Bach 21 Jun 1878 15 Feb 1942 63
Heber-Percy Algernon Eustace Hugh 31 Dec 2013 KCVO 2 Jan 1944
Hector James 24 May 1887 KCMG 16 Mar 1834 6 Nov 1907 73
Hedges John Francis 26 Jun 1962 Kt Bach 1917 14 Dec 1983 66
Hedley Mark 15 Mar 2002 Kt Bach 23 Aug 1946
Hedley (Walter) Coote 3 Jun 1919 KBE (Mil) 12 Dec 1865 27 Dec 1937 72
Hedley-Miller Mary Elizabeth 31 Dec 1988 DCVO 5 Sep 1923
Hedstrom (John) Maynard 10 Feb 1922 Kt Bach 22 Feb 1872 2 Jun 1951 79
Hedstrom (John) Maynard 14 Jun 1980 KBE (Civ) 16 May 1908 15 Nov 1983 75
Heenan Joseph William Allan 9 Jun 1949 KBE (Civ) 17 Jan 1888 11 Oct 1951 63
Heffernan John Harold 19 Jun 1911 KCB (Mil) 28 Dec 1834 17 Sep 1921 86
Hegarty Daniel Joseph 25 May 1900 Kt Bach 6 Jan 1849 20 Nov 1914 65
Hegarty John Kevin 18 Oct 2007 Kt Bach 20 May 1944
Hehir Patrick 1 Jan 1920 KCIE 27 May 1859 1 May 1937 77
Heilbron Ian Morris 12 Mar 1946 Kt Bach 6 Nov 1886 14 Sep 1959 72
Heilbron Rose   18 Oct 1974 DBE (Civ) 19 Aug 1914 8 Dec 2005 91
Hein (Charles Henri) Raymond 2 Aug 1977 Kt Bach 26 Sep 1901 6 Jan 1983 81
Heinze Bernard Thomas 4 Mar 1950 Kt Bach 1 Jul 1894 10 Jun 1982 87
Heiser Terence Michael [Terry] 13 Jun 1987 KCB (Civ) 24 May 1932
    "     " 31 Dec 1991 GCB (Civ)
Helder Augustus                           MP for Whitehaven 1895-1906 24 Jul 1905 Kt Bach 1827 31 Mar 1906 78
Hele Ivor Henry Thomas 2 Jun 1983 Kt Bach 13 Jun 1912 12 Dec 1993 81
Helfgott Ben 9 Jun 2018 Kt Bach 22 Nov 1929
Hellaby (Frederick Reed) Alan 16 Oct 1981 Kt Bach 21 Dec 1926 19 May 2001 74
Heller Michael Aron 13 Feb 2013 Kt Bach Jul 1936
Hellings Peter William Cradock 13 Jun 1970 KCB (Mil) 6 Sep 1916 2 Nov 1990 74
Helm (Alexander) Knox 9 Jun 1949 KCMG 24 Mar 1893 7 Mar 1964 70
    "     " 1 Jun 1953 GBE (Civ)
Helme [subsequently Mashiter] George Coope 25 Jun 1909 KCB (Civ) 25 Nov 1843 11 Aug 1927 83
Helme Norval Watson 1 Jul 1912 Kt Bach 22 Sep 1849 6 Mar 1932 82
Helmer Gilbert John 3 Sep 1909 KCVO
Helmore James Reginald Carroll 10 Jun 1948 KCMG 1 Jul 1906 5 Mar 1972 65
    "     " 1 Jan 1954 KCB (Civ)
Helpmann Robert Murray 29 Oct 1968 Kt Bach 9 Apr 1909 28 Sep 1986 77
Helps Arthur 18 Jul 1872 KCB (Civ) 10 Jul 1813 7 Mar 1875 61
Helsby Laurence Norman, later [1968] Baron Helsby [L] 1 Jan 1955 KBE (Civ) 27 Apr 1908 5 Dec 1978 70
    "     " 1 Jan 1963 GCB (Civ)
Hely-Hutchinson John Luke George, 5th Earl of Donoughmore 9 Oct 1879 KCMG 2 Mar 1848 5 Dec 1900 52
Hely-Hutchinson Walter Francis                   Governor of the Windward Islands 1889-1892, Natal 1893-1901 and the Cape Colony 1901-1910. PC 1909 24 May 1888 KCMG 22 Aug 1849 23 Sep 1913 64
    "     " 22 Jun 1897 GCMG
Hemingford, Baron see "Herbert"
Hemingway William 16 Feb 1965 Kt Bach 21 Jan 1880 30 May 1967 87
Hemming Augustus William Lawson      Governor of British Guiana 1896-1898 and Jamaica 1898-1904 21 May 1890 KCMG 2 Sep 1841 27 Mar 1907 65
    "     " 23 May 1900 GCMG
Hempleman-Adams David Kim 31 Dec 2016 KCVO 10 Oct 1956
Henao Ravu 13 Oct 1982 Kt Bach 27 Mar 1927 18 Oct 2007 80
Henare James Clendon Tau 31 Dec 1977 KBE (Civ) 18 Nov 1911 2 Apr 1989 77
Henderson Alan Gerald Russell 18 Aug 1945 Kt Bach 22 Mar 1886 17 May 1963 77
Henderson Brodie Haldane 3 Jun 1919 KCMG 1869 28 Sep 1936 67
Henderson Charles James 1 Jan 1946 KBE (Civ) 9 Nov 1882 31 May 1974 91
Henderson Charles Michael, 3rd Baron Faringdon 14 Jun 2008 KCVO 3 Jul 1937
Henderson David 22 Jun 1914 KCB (Mil) 11 Aug 1862 17 Aug 1921 59
    "     " 10 Dec 1918 KCVO
Henderson David Kennedy 8 Jul 1947 Kt Bach 24 Apr 1884 20 Apr 1965 80
Henderson David Patrick 1 Mar 1929 Kt Bach 1865 1931 66
Henderson Denys Hartley 25 Jul 1989 Kt Bach 11 Oct 1932 21 May 2016 83
Henderson Edmund Yeamans Walcot 15 Mar 1878 KCB (Civ) 19 Apr 1821 8 Dec 1896 75
Henderson Fiona Douglas 21 Jul 2006 DCVO 1941 Oct 2006 65
Henderson Frederick Ness 1 Jan 1918 KBE 23 Dec 1862 11 Apr 1944 81
Henderson George Henry 12 Jun 1947 KBE (Civ) 18 May 1889 13 Dec 1958 69
Henderson Guy Wilmot McLintock 22 Jun 1956 Kt Bach 13 Jul 1897 21 May 1987 89
Henderson Henrietta Caroline  [wife of Sir David Henderson] 1 Jan 1919 DBE (Civ) 1868 14 Apr 1959 90
Henderson (Henry) Trevor 22 Jun 1921 KBE (Civ) 29 Jul 1862 13 Apr 1930 67
Henderson Hubert Douglas 10 Feb 1942 Kt Bach 20 Oct 1890 22 Feb 1952 61
Henderson Ian Leslie 1 Jan 1958 KBE (Civ) 6 Jul 1901 11 May 1971 69
Henderson James 12 Jan 1899 Kt Bach 26 Apr 1848 1 May 1914 66
Henderson James 1 Jan 1938 KBE (Civ) 1882 2 Apr 1967 84
Henderson James Blacklock 25 Jun 1920 Kt Bach 5 Mar 1871 7 Apr 1950 79
Henderson James Thyne 13 Jun 1959 KBE (Civ) 18 Jan 1901 26 Aug 1993 92
Henderson  [Kelleher from 1970] Joan Evelyn 12 Jun 1965 DBE (Mil) 24 Dec 1915 23 Sep 2018 102
Henderson John 22 Jul 1964 Kt Bach 12 Jul 1888 28 May 1975 86
Henderson John James Craik 10 Feb 1953 Kt Bach 21 Dec 1890 3 Dec 1971 80
Henderson (John) Nicholas 3 Jun 1972 KCMG 1 Apr 1919 16 Mar 2009 89
    "     " 11 Jun 1977 GCMG
    "     " 31 Dec 1990 KCVO
Henderson Launcelot Dinadan James     Lord Justice of Appeal 2016-    PC 2016 2 May 2007 Kt Bach 20 Nov 1951
Henderson Louise Etiennette Sidonie 12 Jun 1993 DBE (Civ) 21 Apr 1902 27 Jun 1994 92
Henderson Malcolm Siborne 31 Dec 1960 KCMG 21 Apr 1905 11 May 1981 76
Henderson Nevile Meyrick                     PC 1937 1 Jan 1932 KCMG 10 Jun 1882 30 Dec 1942 60
    "     " 2 Jan 1939 GCMG
Henderson Neville Vicars 4 Nov 1975 Kt Bach 21 Mar 1899 15 Aug 1986 87
Henderson Nigel Stuart 2 Jun 1962 KCB (Mil) 1 Aug 1909 2 Aug 1993 84
    "     " 8 Jun 1968 GBE (Mil)
Henderson Peter Gordon, later [1984] Baron Henderson of Brompton [L] 14 Jun 1975 KCB (Civ) 16 Sep 1922 13 Jan 2000 77
Henderson Reginald Friend Hannam 28 Jun 1907 KCB (Mil) 20 Nov 1846 12 Jul 1932 85
    "     " 22 Jun 1914 GCB (Mil)
Henderson Reginald Guy Hannam 1 Jan 1936 KCB (Mil) 1 Sep 1881 2 May 1939 57
    "     " 28 Feb 1939 GCB (Mil)
Henderson Richard Yates 17 Jun 2006 KCVO 7 Jul 1931
Henderson Robert Herriot 10 Jul 1919 Kt Bach 13 Jan 1932
Henderson Robert Samuel Findlay 3 Jun 1919 KCMG 11 Dec 1858 5 Oct 1924 65
Henderson Thomas 18 Aug 1919 Kt Bach 15 Jul 1874 3 May 1951 76
Henderson Vivian Leonard 22 Jun 1927 Kt Bach 6 Oct 1884 3 Feb 1965 80
Henderson William 11 Aug 1893 Kt Bach 10 Apr 1826 9 Jun 1904 78
Henderson William 25 Jun 1921 Kt Bach 4 Feb 1863 12 Sep 1940 77
Henderson William Hannam 3 Jun 1924 KBE (Mil) 20 Jun 1845 29 Apr 1931 85
Henderson William MacGregor 17 Feb 1976 Kt Bach 17 Jul 1913 29 Nov 2000 87
Hendrick Mark Phillip                                MP for Preston 2000- 14 Jun 2018 Kt Bach 2 Nov 1958
Hendrie John Strathearn 3 Jun 1915 KCMG 15 Aug 1857 18 Jul 1923 65
Hendriks (Cecil Augustus) Charles John 4 Jul 1950 Kt Bach 26 Jun 1883 31 Jan 1960 76
Hendry Alexander 26 Sep 1931 KCVO 1867 29 Dec 1932 65
Hendry David Forbes 10 Nov 2009 Kt Bach 6 Mar 1944
Hendy Peter Gerard 12 Mar 2013 Kt Bach 19 Mar 1953
Hendy Philip Anstiss 14 Mar 1950 Kt Bach 27 Sep 1900 6 Sep 1980 79
Heneage Algernon Charles Fieschi 25 May 1892 KCB (Mil) 19 Mar 1833 10 Jun 1915 82
    "     " 26 Jun 1902 GCB (Mil)
Heneage Arthur Pelham 13 Feb 1945 Kt Bach 11 Jul 1881 22 Nov 1971 90
Heneker William Charles Giffard 1 Jan 1919 KCB (Mil) 22 Aug 1867 24 May 1939 71
    "     " 22 Aug 1922 KCMG
Henig Mark 16 Feb 1965 Kt Bach 11 Feb 1911 30 Jan 1979 67
Henley Douglas Owen 2 Jun 1973 KCB (Civ) 5 Apr 1919 1 Oct 2003 84
Henley Joseph Charles Cameron 27 Mar 1963 KCVO 24 Apr 1909 16 Jun 1999 90
Henley Thomas 15 Oct 1920 KBE (Civ) 4 Feb 1860 14 May 1935 75
For further information see the note at the foot of this page
Henn Sydney Herbert Holcroft 3 Jun 1918 KBE 4 Dec 1861 21 Oct 1936 74
Henn-Collins Stephen Ogle 21 Dec 1937 Kt Bach 14 Sep 1875 16 Oct 1958 83
Hennell Reginald  24 Oct 1902 Kt Bach 11 Jun 1844 22 May 1925 80
Hennessy Alfred Theodore 2 Jun 1923 KBE (Civ) 1875 27 Nov 1963 88
Hennessy David Valentine 1 Jan 1915 Kt Bach Jan 1855 16 Jun 1923 68
Hennessy George Robertson 26 Jun 1903 KCB (Mil) 22 Apr 1837 26 Jul 1905 68
Hennessy James Patrick Ivan 31 Dec 1981 KBE (Civ) 26 Sep 1923
Hennessy John Pope                          MP for King's Co. 1859-65 and Kilkenny Co. North 1890-91. Governor of the Gold Coast 1872, Sierra Leone 1872-73, the Bahamas 1873-74, Barbados and the Windward Islands 1876-77, Hong Kong 1877-82 and Mauritius 1883-89 22 Apr 1880 KCMG 5 Apr 1834 7 Oct 1891 57
Hennessy Patrick 8 Jul 1941 Kt Bach 18 Apr 1898 13 Mar 1981 82
Henniker-Heaton John, later [1912] 1st baronet. MP for Canterbury 1885-1910 11 Dec 1905 KCMG 18 May 1848 8 Sep 1914 66
Henniker-Major John Patrick Edward Chandos, later [1980] 8th Baron Henniker 1 Jan 1965 KCMG 19 Feb 1916 29 Apr 2004 88
Henriques Basil Lucas Quixano 8 Feb 1955 Kt Bach 17 Oct 1890 2 Dec 1961 71
Henriques Cyril George Xavier 5 Feb 1963 Kt Bach 5 Jul 1908 18 Jun 1982 73
Henriques Philip Gutterez 1 Jan 1918 KBE 2 Nov 1867 26 Apr 1950 82
Henriques Richard Henry Quixano 2 Jun 2000 Kt Bach 27 Oct 1943
Henrison (Anne) Elizabeth Rosina 16 Jun 1984 DBE (Civ) 7 Dec 1902 17 Sep 1989 86
Henry Albert Royle [annulled 11 Apr 1980] 1 Jan 1974 KBE (Civ) 11 Jun 1907 1 Jan 1981 73
Henry David 25 Feb 1955 Kt Bach 24 Nov 1888 20 Aug 1963 74
Henry Denis Aynsley 22 Jul 1975 Kt Bach 3 Feb 1917 5 Apr 2000 83
Henry Denis Robert Maurice            Lord Justice of Appeal 1993-2002. PC 1993 14 Oct 1986 Kt Bach 19 Apr 1931 6 Mar 2010 78
Henry Edward Richard, later [1918] 1st baronet 29 Jun 1906 KCVO 26 Jul 1850 19 Feb 1931 80
    "     " 24 Jun 1910 KCB (Civ)
    "     " 19 Jun 1911 GCVO
Henry Geoffrey Arama 13 Jun 1992 KBE (Civ) 16 Nov 1940 9 May 2012 71
Henry Graham William 31 Dec 2011 KNZM 8 Jun 1946
Henry John S 10 Jul 1919 Kt Bach 5 Nov 1858 23 Dec 1930 72
Henry John Steele                         PC 1996  [originally DCNZM 4 Jun 2001] 1 Aug 2009 KNZM 3 Jul 1932
Henry Lenworth George 4 Dec 2015 Kt Bach 29 Aug 1958
Henry Thomas 30 Nov 1864 Kt Bach 1807 16 Jun 1876 68
Henry Trevor Ernest 13 Mar 1970 Kt Bach 9 May 1902 20 Jun 2007 105
Henry William Daniel 6 Feb 1918 Kt Bach 15 Dec 1855 10 Mar 1934 78
Henschel George 29 Jun 1914 Kt Bach 18 Feb 1850 10 Sep 1934 84
Henshaw David George 4 Nov 2004 Kt Bach 7 Mar 1949
Hensley Robert Mitton 18 Dec 1902 Kt Bach 1840 5 Aug 1912 72
Henty (Norman Henry) Denham 8 Jun 1968 KBE (Civ) 13 Oct 1903 9 May 1978 74
Hepburn Harry Frankland 6 Jul 1918 Kt Bach 3 Nov 1867 23 Jan 1931 63
Hepburn Thomas Henry 6 Mar 1912 Kt Bach 6 Jun 1840 2 Feb 1917 76
Hepburn-Stuart-Forbes-Trefusis Charles John Robert, 21st Lord Clinton. PC 1926 3 Jun 1933 GCVO 18 Jan 1863 5 Jul 1957 94
Hepper Harry Albert Lawless 6 Feb 1918 Kt Bach 30 Jan 1870 30 Dec 1935 65
Hepple Bob Alexander 25 Mar 2004 Kt Bach 11 Aug 1934 21 Aug 2015 81
Hepton Wilfred Lawrence                For information on the death of this knight, see the note at the foot of this page 7 Jul 1908 Kt Bach 22 May 1911
Hepworth (Jocelyn) Barbara 12 Jun 1965 DBE (Civ) 10 Jan 1903 20 May 1975 72
Herbecq John Edward 31 Dec 1976 KCB (Civ) 29 May 1922
Herbert  Alan Patrick                         MP for Oxford University 1935-1950 24 Aug 1945 Kt Bach 24 Sep 1890 11 Nov 1971 81
Herbert Alfred Edward 4 Jun 1917 KBE 5 Sep 1866 26 May 1957 90
Herbert Arthur James 24 Nov 1882 KCB (Mil) 1820 24 Nov 1897 77
Herbert Arthur James 20 Nov 1905 KCVO 22 Aug 1855 31 Aug 1921 66
    "     " 2 May 1908 GCVO
Herbert  Charles Gordon 14 Aug 1947 KCIE 28 Feb 1893 4 Apr 1970 77
Herbert Dennis Henry, later [1943] 1st Baron Hemingford. MP for Watford 1918-1943. PC 1933 1 Mar 1929 KBE (Civ) 25 Feb 1869 10 Dec 1947 78
Herbert  Edward Dave Asher 14 Feb 1951 Kt Bach 12 Feb 1892 28 Apr 1963 71
Herbert (Edwin) Otway 1 Jan 1955 KBE (Mil) 18 Nov 1901 4 Apr 1984 82
Herbert  Edwin Savory, later [1964] Baron Tangley [L] 9 Feb 1943 Kt Bach 29 Jun 1899 5 Jun 1973 73
    "     " 31 May 1956 KBE (Civ)
Herbert Henry George Reginald Molyneux, styled Baron Porchester, later [1987] 7th Earl of Carnarvon 12 Jun 1976 KBE (Civ) 19 Jan 1924 11 Sep 2001 77
    "     " 12 Jun 1982 KCVO
Herbert Jesse 23 Feb 1911 Kt Bach 17 Mar 1851 26 Dec 1916 65
Herbert John Arthur                        MP for Monmouth 1934-1939. Governor of Bengal 1939-1943 6 Jul 1939 GCIE 1895 11 Dec 1943 48
Herbert Michael Henry                      PC 1902 26 Jun 1902 KCMG 25 Jun 1857 30 Sep 1903 46
    "     " 5 Mar 1903 GCMG
Herbert Percy Egerton                     MP for Ludlow 1854-1860 and Shropshire South 1865-1876. PC 1867 2 Jun 1869 KCB (Mil) 15 Apr 1822 7 Oct 1876 54
Herbert  Percy Mark 1 Jan 1954 KCVO 24 Apr 1885 22 Jan 1968 82
Herbert Peter Geoffrey Marshall 31 Dec 1982 KCB (Mil) 28 Feb 1929
Herbert Robert George Wyndham 26 Dec 1882 KCB (Civ) 12 Jun 1831 6 May 1905 73
    "     " 1 Aug 1892 GCB (Civ)
Herbert Sidney, 14th Earl of Pembroke and 11th Earl of Montgomery. MP for Wilton 1877-1885 and Croydon 1886-1895.  PC 1895 25 May 1896 GCVO 20 Feb 1853 30 Mar 1913 60
Herbert Thomas                              MP for Dartmouth 1852-1857 14 Oct 1841 KCB (Mil) 1793 4 Aug 1861 68
Herbert Walter William  [Wally] 27 Apr 2000 Kt Bach 24 Oct 1934 12 Jun 2007 72
Herbison Jean Marjory 15 Jun 1985 DBE (Civ) 29 Apr 1923 20 May 2007 84
Herchenroder Furcy Alfred 29 Jun 1914 Kt Bach 26 Mar 1865 17 Jan 1932 66
Herchenroder (Marie Joseph Barnabe) Francis 10 Feb 1953 Kt Bach 13 Feb 1896 9 Apr 1982 86
Hercus Charles Ernest 9 Mar 1948 Kt Bach 13 Jun 1888 26 Mar 1971 82
Hercus (Margaret) Ann 31 Dec 1987 DCMG 24 Feb 1942
Hercy Francis Hugh George 25 Jun 1921 Kt Bach 14 May 1868 13 Feb 1947 78
Herdman Alexander Lawrence 31 Jul 1929 Kt Bach 17 Jul 1869 14 Jun 1953 83
Herdman Emerson Crawford 22 Jun 1921 KBE (Civ) 2 Jan 1869 10 Feb 1949 80
Herdman Robert Ernest 28 Feb 1934 Kt Bach 21 Mar 1856 4 Jun 1952 96
Herdman William Abbott 10 Feb 1922 Kt Bach 8 Sep 1858 21 Jul 1924 65
Heriot-Maitland James Makgill 22 Jun 1897 KCB (Mil) 14 Jun 1837 26 Aug 1902 65
Herkless John 21 Feb 1917 Kt Bach 9 Aug 1855 11 Jun 1920 64
Herkomer Hubert 15 Jul 1907 Kt Bach 1849 31 Mar 1914 64
Hermon John Charles 9 Feb 1982 Kt Bach 23 Nov 1928 6 Nov 2008 79
Heron Conrad Frederick 15 Jun 1974 KCB (Civ) 21 Feb 1916
Heron George Wykeham 15 Feb 1944 Kt Bach 16 Oct 1880 22 Jul 1963 82
Heron Joseph 9 Jul 1869 Kt Bach 3 Jan 1809 23 Dec 1889 80
Heron Michael Gilbert 13 Feb 1996 Kt Bach 22 Oct 1934 7 May 2014 79
Heron Thomas 3 Jun 1919 KBE (Mil) 13 May 1857 31 Jul 1931 74
Herries Charles John 27 Oct 1880 KCB (Civ) 1815 14 Mar 1883 67
Herries William Herbert 1 Jan 1920 KCMG 19 Apr 1859 22 Feb 1923 63
Herries of Terregles, Baroness see "Mumford"
Herring Edmund Francis 28 May 1943 KBE (Mil) 2 Sep 1892 5 Jan 1982 89
    "     " 9 Jun 1949 KCMG
Herring Mary Ranken  [wife of Sir Edmund Francis Herring] 11 Jun 1960 DBE (Civ) 31 Mar 1895 26 Oct 1981 86
Herringham Wilmot Parker 29 Jun 1914 Kt Bach 17 Apr 1855 23 Apr 1936 81
    "     " 3 Jun 1919 KCMG
Herron Leslie James 1 Jan 1966 KBE (Civ) 22 May 1902 3 May 1973 70
Herron Robert 22 Aug 1887 Kt Bach 17 Aug 1837 26 Oct 1898 61
Herschell Farrer, later [1886] 1st Baron Herschell. MP for Durham City 1874-1885. Solicitor General 1880-1885. Lord Chancellor 1886 and 1892-1895. PC 1896 13 May 1880 Kt Bach 2 Nov 1837 1 Mar 1899 61
    "     " 19 May 1893 GCB (Civ)
Herschell Richard Farrer, 2nd Baron Herschell 1 Jan 1917 KCVO 22 May 1878 14 Oct 1929 51
    "     " 1 Jan 1919 GCVO
Hertford, Marquess of see "Seymour"
Hertslet Edward  30 Jul 1878 Kt Bach 3 Feb 1824 4 Aug 1902 78
    "     " 20 Aug 1892 KCB (Civ)
Hertslet (Edward) Cecil 18 Dec 1905 Kt Bach 21 Aug 1850 4 Mar 1934 83
    "     " 1 Jan 1920 KBE (Civ)
Hervey George William 29 Jun 1906 KCB (Civ) 16 Jun 1845 17 Aug 1915 70
Hervey Roger Blaise Ramsay 20 Nov 1991 KCVO 3 Oct 1934
Heseltine Janet Mary  see Janet Mary Campbell 3 Jun 1924 DBE (Civ)
Heseltine William Frederick Payne        PC 1986 31 Dec 1981 KCVO 17 Jul 1930
    "     " 14 Jun 1986 KCB (Civ)
16 Jun 1990 GCB (Civ)
    "     " 19 Oct 1990 GCVO
Hesketh, Baron see "Fermor-Hesketh"
Hess (Julia) Myra 12 Jun 1941 DBE (Civ) 25 Feb 1890 25 Nov 1965 75
Hetet Rangimarie 13 Jun 1992 DBE (Civ) 24 May 1892 14 Jun 1995 103
Hetherington Arthur Ford 5 Feb 1974 Kt Bach 12 Jul 1911 16 Feb 2002 90
Hetherington Hector James Wright 19 Feb 1936 Kt Bach 21 Jul 1888 15 Jan 1965 76
    "     " 10 Jun 1948 KBE (Civ)
    "     " 1 Jan 1962 GBE (Civ)
Hetherington Roger Gaskell 13 Feb 1945 Kt Bach 1876 24 Feb 1952 75
Hetherington Thomas Chalmers [Tony] 30 Dec 1978 KCB (Civ) 18 Sep 1926 28 Mar 2007 80
Heward Anthony Wilkinson 1 Jan 1972 KCB (Mil) 1 Jul 1918 27 Oct 1995 77
Hewart Gordon, later [1940] 1st Viscount Hewart. MP for Leicester 1913-1918 and Leicester East 1918-1922. Solicitor General 1916-1919. Attorney General 1919-1922. Lord Chief Justice 1922-1940. PC 1918 29 Dec 1916 Kt Bach 7 Jan 1870 5 May 1943 73
Hewat John 18 Feb 1919 Kt Bach 26 Dec 1863 21 Aug 1928 64
Hewetson Christopher Raynor 31 Jul 1984 Kt Bach 26 Dec 1929
Hewetson Reginald Hackett 2 Jun 1962 KCB (Mil) 4 Aug 1908 19 Jan 1993 84
    "     " 11 Jun 1966 GCB (Mil)
Hewett (Frederick) Stanley 1 Jan 1921 KCVO 1880 11 Aug 1954 74
    "     " 16 Apr 1926 KBE (Civ)
    "     " 3 Jun 1929 KCB (Civ)
Hewett John Prescott 1 Jan 1907 KCSI 25 Aug 1854 27 Sep 1941 87
    "     " 12 Dec 1911 GCSI
    "     " 4 Dec 1917 KBE
Hewett William Nathan Wrighte VC 31 Mar 1874 KCB (Mil) 12 Aug 1834 13 May 1888 53
    "     " 17 Nov 1882 KCSI
Hewitt (Cyrus) Lenox Simson 8 Oct 1971 Kt Bach 7 May 1917
Hewitt Frederic William 6 Jul 1911 Kt Bach 2 Jul 1857 6 Jan 1916 58
Hewitt John Francis   12 Jun 1971 KCVO 12 Nov 1910 19 Nov 1979 69
Hewitt Joseph, later [1921] 1st baronet 19 May 1919 Kt Bach 14 Oct 1865 8 Feb 1923 57
Hewitt Thomas 5 Jul 1904 Kt Bach 1837 8 Jan 1923 85
Hewlett Thomas Clyde, later [1972] Baron Hewlett [L] 22 Jul 1964 Kt Bach 4 Aug 1923 2 Jul 1979 55
Hewlett (William) Meyrick 1 Jan 1931 KCMG 1876 16 Mar 1944 67
Hewson (Joseph) Bushby 5 Nov 1958 Kt Bach 1 Jun 1902 22 May 1976 73
Hext John 22 Jun 1897 KCIE 14 Oct 1842 8 May 1924 81
Heydon Peter Richard 23 Oct 1970 Kt Bach 9 Sep 1913 15 May 1971 57
Heyes Tasman Hudson Eastwood 6 Jul 1960 Kt Bach 6 Nov 1896 Jun 1980 83
Heyman Herman Melville 25 Jun 1920 Kt Bach 3 Jan 1859 10 Nov 1938 79
Heyman Horace William 3 Nov 1976 Kt Bach 13 Mar 1912 4 Sep 1998 86
Heymanson (Sydney Henry) Randal 2 Nov 1972 Kt Bach 18 Apr 1903 27 Aug 1984 81
Heysen Hans   14 Oct 1959 Kt Bach 8 Oct 1877 2 Jul 1968 90
Heywood Jeremy John, later [2018] Baron Heywood of Whitehall [L] 31 Dec 2011 30 Oct 2018 KCB (Civ)     GCB (Civ) 31 Dec 1961 4 Nov 2018 56
Heyworth Geoffrey, later [1955] 1st Baron Heyworth 20 Jul 1948 Kt Bach 18 Oct 1894 15 Jun 1974 79
Hezlet Arthur Richard 1 Jan 1964 KBE (Mil) 7 Apr 1914 7 Nov 2007 93
Hiam Frederick 10 Jul 1924 Kt Bach 7 Aug 1871 28 Feb 1938 66
Hibberd Donald James 31 Aug 1977 Kt Bach 26 Jun 1916 31 Dec 1982 66
Hibbert Henry Fleming, later [1919] 1st baronet. MP for Chorley 1913-1918 18 Jul 1903 Kt Bach 4 Apr 1850 15 Nov 1927 77
Hibbert Jack  30 Dec 1989 KCB (Civ) 14 Feb 1932 23 Aug 2005 73
Hibbert John Tomlinson                    MP for Oldham 1862-1874, 1877-1886 and 1892-1895. PC 1886 24 Jan 1893 KCB (Civ) 5 Jan 1824 7 Nov 1908 84
Hibbert Reginald Alfred 30 Dec 1978 KCMG 21 Feb 1922 5 Oct 2002 80
    "     " 31 Dec 1981 GCMG
Hickey John Tongri 14 Jun 2014 Kt Bach
Hickey Justin 23 Jul 1980 Kt Bach 5 Apr 1925 21 Aug 2005 80
Hickie William Bernard 1 Jan 1918 KCB (Mil) 21 May 1865 3 Nov 1950 85
Hickinbotham Tom                                  Governor of Aden 1951-1956 1 Jun 1953 KCMG 27 Apr 1903 14 Oct 1983 80
    "     " 27 Apr 1954 KCVO
Hickinbottom Gary Robert                       Lord Justice of Appeal 2016-   PC 2017 20 Feb 2009 Kt Bach 22 Dec 1955
Hickman Alfred, later [1903] 1st baronet. MP for Wolverhampton West 1885-1886 and 1892-1906 12 Jan 1891 Kt Bach 3 Jul 1830 11 Mar 1910 80
Hicks (Cedric) Stanton 15 Jul 1936 Kt Bach 2 Jun 1892 7 Feb 1976 83
Hicks Denys Theodore 5 Jul 1961 Kt Bach 2 May 1908 9 Jan 1987 78
Hicks (Edward) Seymour 10 Jul 1935 Kt Bach 1871 6 Apr 1949 77
Hicks Edwin William 27 Aug 1965 Kt Bach 9 Jun 1910 14 May 1984 73
Hicks Francis 21 Jun 1871 Kt Bach 1821 1 Sep 1877 56
Hicks John Richard                      Nobel Prize for Economics 1972 14 Feb 1964 Kt Bach 8 Apr 1904 20 May 1989 85
Hicks Maxwell 25 Jun 1920 Kt Bach 20 Mar 1878 1 Mar 1959 80
Hicks Robert                               MP for Bodmin 1970-1974 and 1974-1983 and Cornwall SE 1983-1997 22 Oct 1996 Kt Bach 18 Jan 1938
Hicks-Beach Michael John, 2nd Earl St. Aldwyn. PC 1959 1 Dec 1964 KBE (Civ) 9 Oct 1912 29 Jan 1992 79
    "     " 31 Dec 1979 GBE (Civ)
Hickson Gerald Robert Stedall 23 Jul 1946 Kt Bach 6 Aug 1879 4 Aug 1957 77
    "     " 1 Jan 1951 KCVO
Hickson Joseph 20 Jan 1890 Kt Bach 23 Jan 1830 4 Jan 1897 66
Hickson Samuel 1 Jan 1919 KBE (Mil) 14 Nov 1859 22 Mar 1928 68
Hidayatallah Shaikh Ghulam Husain 18 Jan 1927 Kt Bach   4 Oct 1948
    "     " 3 Jun 1933 KCSI
Hidden Anthony Brian 1989 Kt Bach 7 Mar 1936 19 Feb 2016 79
Hielscher Leo Arthur 17 Mar 1987 Kt Bach 1 Oct 1926
Higgins Christopher Thomas 10 Feb 1977 Kt Bach 14 Jan 1914 29 Apr 1998 84
Higgins Daniel Patrick 6 Jun 2011 KNZM c 1938
Higgins David Hartmann 26 Jan 2012 Kt Bach 1954
Higgins Joan Margaret 30 Dec 2006 DBE (Civ) 15 Jun 1948
Higgins John Frederick Andrews 3 Jun 1925 KBE (Mil) 1 Sep 1875 1 Jun 1948 72
    "     " 4 Jun 1928 KCB (Mil)
Higgins  John Michael 3 Jun 1918 KCMG 9 Dec 1862 6 Oct 1937 74
    "     " 1 Jan 1934 GCMG
Higgins John Patrick Basil [Eoin] 18 Nov 1988 Kt Bach 14 Jun 1927 2 Sep 1993 66
Higgins Julia Stretton 16 Jun 2001 DBE (Civ) 1 Jul 1942
Higgins Malachy Joseph                    PC 2007 11 Feb 1994 Kt Bach 30 Oct 1944
Higgins Rosalyn  [wife of Sir Terence Langley Higgins, later [1997]  Baron Higgins] 17 Jul 1995 DBE (Civ) 2 Jun 1937
Higgins (Sydney) George 10 Jul 1919 Kt Bach 26 Jan 1867 30 Aug 1947 80
Higgins Terence Langley, later [1997] Baron Higgins [L]. MP for Worthing 1964-1997. Financial Secretary to the Treasury 1972-1974. PC  1979 31 Dec 1992 KBE (Civ) 18 Jan 1928
Higginson Frank 7 Feb 1956 Kt Bach 22 Apr 1890 20 Nov 1958 68
Higginson George Wentworth Alexander 25 May 1889 KCB (Mil) 21 Jun 1826 1 Feb 1927 100
    "     " 26 Jun 1903 GCB (Mil)
    "     " 21 Jun 1922 GCVO
Higginson Gordon Robert 13 Feb 1992 Kt Bach 8 Nov 1929 5 Nov 2011 81
Higginson James Macaulay                   Governor of Antigua 1847-1850 and Mauritius 1851-1857 2 Jan 1857 KCB (Civ) 1805 28 Jun 1885 79
Higgs Derek Alan 25 Jun 2004 Kt Bach 3 Apr 1944 28 Apr 2008 64
Higgs (John) Michael Clifford 11 Feb 1969 Kt Bach 30 May 1912 20 Oct 1995 83
Higgs John Walter Yeoman 7 Mar 1986 KCVO 1 Sep 1923 6 Jun 1986 62
High William 10 Jul 1929 Kt Bach 31 Aug 1857 1 Jan 1934 76
Higham Charles Frederick                 MP for Islington South 1918-1922 10 Feb 1922 Kt Bach 17 Jan 1876 24 Dec 1938 62
Higham Thomas 26 Jun 1902 KCIE 18 Dec 1847 11 Nov 1910 62
Higham Thomas Edward 27 Jun 1934 Kt Bach 3 Oct 1866 22 Jan 1947 80
Highet Robert Swan 3 Jun 1916 Kt Bach 20 Mar 1859 9 Nov 1934 75
Highgate James Brown 22 Mar 1994 Kt Bach 18 Jun 1920 16 Mar 1997 76
Highmore Nathaniel Joseph 15 Jul 1907 Kt Bach 13 Nov 1844 16 Apr 1924 79
    "     " 3 Jun 1913 KCB (Civ)
    "     " 1 Jan 1920 GBE (Civ)
Hight James   1 Jan 1947 KBE (Civ) 1870 17 May 1958 87
Hii Yii Ann Hon KBE (Civ)
    "     " 3 Jul 2012 KBE (Civ)
Hilbery George Malcolm                   PC 1959 23 Feb 1935 Kt Bach 14 Jul 1883 18 Sep 1965 82
Hilditch Edward 20 Nov 1865 Kt Bach 13 May 1805 24 Aug 1876 71
Hildred William Percival 13 Feb 1945 Kt Bach 13 Jul 1893 21 Nov 1986 93
Hildreth (Harold) John Crossley 13 Jun 1964 KBE (Mil) 12 Jun 1908 11 Oct 1992 84
Hildyard David Henry Thoroton 1 Jan 1975 KCMG 4 May 1916 5 Apr 1997 80
Hildyard Henry John Thoroton 29 Nov 1900 KCB (Mil) 5 Jul 1846 25 Jul 1916 70
    "     " 19 Jun 1911 GCB (Mil)
Hildyard Reginald John Thoroton        Governor of Bermuda 1936-1939 1 Jan 1936 KCB (Mil) 16 Jul 1872 29 Sep 1965 93
Hildyard Robert Henry Thoroton 15 Mar 2012 Kt Bach 10 Oct 1952
Hiles Herbert 14 Jul 1937 Kt Bach 1881 18 Nov 1968 87
Hiley (Ernest) Haviland 4 Jun 1928 KBE (Civ) Jun 1870 30 Mar 1943 72
Hiley Ernest Varvill 1 Jan 1918 KBE 11 Oct 1868 19 Jul 1949 80
Hiley Thomas Alfred 11 Jun 1966 KBE (Civ) 25 Nov 1905 6 Nov 1990 84
Hilgendorf Charles 22 Jul 1981 Kt Bach 1908 17 Jan 1990 81
Hill Arthur Alfred 21 Feb 1989 Kt Bach 14 May 1920 2013 93
Hill Arthur Norman, later [1919] 1st baronet 6 Jul 1911 Kt Bach 8 Aug 1863 7 Jan 1944 80
Hill Arthur William 1 Jan 1931 KCMG 11 Oct 1875 3 Nov 1941 66
Hill Austin Bradford 5 Jul 1961 Kt Bach 8 Jul 1897 18 Apr 1991 93
Hill Basil Alexander 1 Jul 1941 KBE (Mil) 23 Apr 1880 31 Jul 1960 80
Hill Brian John 7 Mar 1989 Kt Bach 19 Dec 1932 5 Nov 2017 84
Hill Christopher John                  Bishop of Stafford 1996-2004 and Guildford 2004-2013 12 Nov 2014 KCVO 10 Oct 1945
Hill Claude Hamilton Archer 1 Jan 1917 KCSI 21 Sep 1866 20 Apr 1934 67
Hill Clement Lloyd                     MP for Shrewsbury 1906-1913 21 Jun 1887 KCMG 5 May 1845 9 Apr 1913 67
    "     " 30 Jun 1905 KCB (Civ)
Hill  Dudley St. Leger  [prev Kt Bach 25 Nov 1816] 2 Mar 1848 KCB (Mil) 1790 21 Feb 1851 60
Hill Edward Stock                       MP for Bristol South 1886-1900 10 May 1892 KCB (Civ) 1834 18 Dec 1902 68
Hill Elizabeth Mary 12 Jun 1976 DBE (Civ) 24 Oct 1900 17 Dec 1996 96
Hill Enoch 28 Jun 1928 Kt Bach 10 Sep 1865 13 May 1942 76
Hill Felicity Barbara 11 Jun 1966 DBE (Mil) 12 Dec 1915  
Hill Geoffrey William 23 May 2012 Kt Bach 18 Jun 1932 30 Jun 2016 84
Hill George Francis 3 Jun 1933 KCB (Civ) 22 Dec 1867 18 Oct 1948 80
Hill George Rowland 13 Jul 1926 Kt Bach 21 Jan 1855 25 Apr 1928 73
Hill Hugh 18 Apr 1859 Kt Bach 1802 12 Oct 1871 69
Hill Ian George Wilson 6 Jul 1966 Kt Bach 7 Sep 1904 5 May 1982 77
Hill James 5 May 1873 Kt Bach 1814 23 Oct 1875 61
Hill (James William) Francis 15 Jul 1958 Kt Bach 15 Sep 1899 6 Jan 1980 80
Hill (John) Denis Nelson 6 Jul 1966 Kt Bach 5 Oct 1913 5 May 1982 68
Hill John Edward Gray 5 Jul 1904 Kt Bach 18 Sep 1839 19 Jun 1914 74
Hill John Maxwell 5 Feb 1974 Kt Bach 25 Mar 1914 6 May 2004 90
Hill John McGregor 22 Jul 1969 Kt Bach 21 Feb 1921 14 Jan 2008 86
Hill Judith Eileen 31 Dec 2011 DBE (Civ)
Hill Leonard Erskine 13 Jun 1930 Kt Bach 2 Jun 1866 30 Mar 1952 85
Hill Maurice 11 Jul 1916 Kt Bach 1862 6 Jun 1934 71
Hill Reginald Herbert 11 Jun 1942 KBE (Civ) 27 Nov 1888 26 Dec 1971 83
Hill Richard Augustus Sandys 1 Jan 1941 KBE (Mil) 2 Apr 1880 5 Jul 1954 74
Hill (Richard) Michael 31 Dec 2010 KNZM 23 Dec 1938
Hill Robert 5 Apr 1919 KCMG 25 Jul 1865 18 Apr 1938 72
    "     " 3 Jun 1922 KCB (Mil)
Hill Robert Charles Finch 31 Dec 1990 KBE (Mil) 1 May 1937
Hill Roderic Maxwell 1 Jan 1944 KCB (Mil) 1 Mar 1894 6 Oct 1954 60
Hill Rowland   10 Feb 1860 KCB (Civ) 3 Dec 1795 27 Aug 1879 83
Hill Sidney Pearson 21 Oct 1965 Kt Bach 30 Mar 1900 28 Sep 1968 68
Hill (Stanley) James Allen           MP for Test 1970-1974 and 1979-1997 12 Nov 1996 Kt Bach 21 Dec 1926 16 Feb 1999 72
Hill Stephen John                      Governor of the Gold Coast 1851-1854, Sierra Leone 1854-1863, Antigua 1863-1869 and Newfoundland 1869-1876 28 May 1874 KCMG 10 Jun 1809 20 Oct 1891 82
Hill Susan Lesley 9 Jun 2018 DBE (Civ) 14 Apr 1954
Hill Thomas Eustace 13 Jun 1930 Kt Bach 1865 25 Nov 1931 66
For further information, see the note at the foot of this page
Hill (Thomas St.) Quintin 2 Jan 1939 KCMG 1889 19 Jun 1963 73
Hill William 24 May 1867 KCSI 1806 20 Aug 1886 80
Hill William Alexander 19 Jun 1911 KCB (Civ) 5 Dec 1845 29 Sep 1931 85
Hillary Edmund Percival 6 Jun 1953 KBE (Civ) 20 Jul 1919 11 Jan 2008 88
    "     " 22 Apr 1995 KG
Hiller Wendy Margaret 14 Jun 1975 DBE (Civ) 15 Aug 1912 14 May 2003 90
Hillhouse (Robert) Russell 15 Jun 1991 KCB (Civ) 23 Apr 1938
Hillier Harold George 1 Mar 1983 Kt Bach 2 Jan 1905 8 Jan 1985 80
Hillier Stephen John   31 Dec 2013 KCB (Mil)
Hillier Walter Caine 22 Jun 1897 KCMG 1849 9 Nov 1927 78
Hillingdon, Baroness see "Mills"
Hill-Norton Nicholas John 15 Jun 1991 KCB (Mil) 13 Jul 1939
Hill-Norton Peter John, later [1979] Baron Hill-Norton [L] 1 Jan 1967 KCB (Mil) 8 Feb 1915 16 May 2004 89
    "     " 13 Jun 1970 GCB (Mil)
Hills Graham John 27 Jul 1988 Kt Bach 9 Apr 1926 9 Feb 2014 87
Hills [Hills-Johnes  from 1882] James VC 22 Feb 1881 KCB (Mil) 20 Aug 1833 3 Jan 1919 85
    "     " 3 Jun 1893 GCB (Mil)
Hills John 23 May 1900 KCB (Mil) 19 Aug 1834 18 Jun 1902 67
Hills John Robert 23 Oct 2013 Kt Bach 29 Jul 1954
Hills Reginald Playfair 27 Feb 1952 Kt Bach 1877 23 Feb 1967 89
Hill-Wood Wilfred William Hill 12 Jun 1976 KCVO 8 Sep 1901 10 Oct 1980 79
Hilly Francis Billy                        Prime Minister of the Solomon Islands 1993-1994 16 Jun 2012 KCMG 20 Jul 1948
Hillyar Charles Farrell 21 Jun 1887 KCB (Mil) 1817 14 Dec 1888 71
Hillyar James 4 Jul 1840 KCB (Mil) 29 Oct 1769 10 Jul 1843 73
Hilston Duncan McCormick 1 Jan 1913 KCB (Mil) 1837 28 Aug 1913 76
Hilton Derek Percy 6 Jul 1966 Kt Bach 11 Apr 1908 10 Apr 1986 77
Hilton Peter 12 Jun 1993 KCVO 30 Jun 1919 30 May 1995 75
Hilton Robert Stuart 10 Feb 1942 Kt Bach 28 Dec 1870 10 Oct 1943 72
Himbury William Henry 13 Jul 1926 Kt Bach 1871 28 Nov 1955 84
Hime Albert Henry                      PC 1902 23 May 1900 KCMG 29 Aug 1842 13 Sep 1919 77
Himsworth Harold Percival 1 Jan 1952 KBE (Civ) 19 May 1905 1 Nov 1993 88
Hinchcliffe (George) Raymond 29 Jan 1957 Kt Bach 2 Mar 1900 6 Sep 1973 73
Hinchliffe (Albert) Henry Stanley 10 Feb 1953 Kt Bach 10 May 1893 16 Apr 1980 86
Hinchliffe James Peace 25 Jun 1920 Kt Bach 1861 24 Sep 1933 72
Hincks Cecil Stephen 6 Jul 1960 Kt Bach 18 Feb 1894 1 Jan 1963 68
Hincks Francis 13 Feb 1869 KCMG 14 Dec 1807 18 Aug 1885 77
Hind Jesse William 27 Jun 1934 Kt Bach 1866 4 May 1946 79
Hinde (William) Robert Norris 31 May 1956 KBE (Mil) 25 Jun 1900 13 Jul 1981 81
Hindle Frederick                             MP for Darwen 1923-1924 13 Jul 1943 Kt Bach 28 Jul 1877 23 Apr 1953 75
Hindley Clement Daniel Maggs 6 Jul 1925 Kt Bach 19 Dec 1874 3 May 1944 69
    "     " 1 Mar 1929 KCIE
Hindley John Scott, later [1927] 1st baronet and [1948] 1st Viscount Hyndley 25 Jun 1921 Kt Bach 24 Oct 1883 5 Jan 1963 79
    "     " 8 Jun 1939 GBE (Civ)
Hindmarsh John 7 Aug 1851 Kt Bach 22 May 1785 29 Jul 1860 85
Hine Deirdre Joan 31 Dec 1996 DBE (Civ) 16 Sep 1937
Hine Patrick Bardon 11 Jun 1983 KCB (Mil) 14 Jul 1932
    "     " 31 Dec 1988 GCB (Mil)
    "     " 29 Jun 1991 GBE (Mil)
Hines Colin Joseph 9 Mar 1977 Kt Bach 16 Feb 1919 29 Dec 1992 73
Hingston William Hales 15 Jul 1895 Kt Bach 29 Jun 1829 19 Feb 1907 77
Hinshelwood Cyril Norman                       Nobel Prize for Chemistry 1956. OM 1960 20 Jul 1948 Kt Bach 19 Jun 1897 9 Oct 1967 70
Hinsley (Francis) Harry 24 Jul 1985 Kt Bach 26 Nov 1918 16 Feb 1998 79
Hinton Christopher, later [1965] Baron Hinton of Bankside [L]  OM 1976 14 Feb 1951 Kt Bach 12 May 1901 22 Jun 1983 82
    "     " 1 Jan 1957 KBE (Civ)
Hintze Michael 19 Dec 2013 Kt Bach 27 Jul 1953
Hippisley-Cox (Edward) Geoffrey 7 Jul 1938 Kt Bach 29 Aug 1884 24 Feb 1954 69
Hipwood Charles 5 Jun 1926 KBE (Civ) Jul 1869 11 Mar 1946 76
Hird Thora 12 Jun 1993 DBE (Civ) 28 May 1911 15 Mar 2003 91
Hirsch Peter Bernhard 16 Jul 1975 Kt Bach 16 Jan 1925
Hirst Amos Brook 16 Feb 1954 Kt Bach 6 Dec 1878 26 Nov 1955 76
Hirst David Cozens-Hardy             Lord Justice of Appeal 1992-1999. PC 1992 17 Feb 1982 Kt Bach 31 Jul 1925 31 Dec 2011 86
Hirst Edmund Langley 22 Jul 1964 Kt Bach 21 Jul 1898 29 Oct 1975 77
Hirst (Frank) Wyndham 1 Jun 1953 KBE (Civ) 1888 27 Jan 1972 83
Hirst Michael William 22 Jul 1992 Kt Bach 2 Jan 1946
Hirtzel (Frederic) Arthur 19 Jun 1911 KCB (Civ) 14 May 1870 2 Jan 1937 66
Hissamuddin Wazirzada 3 Mar 1933 Kt Bach 1 Jan 1881
Hitchcock Alfred Joseph                     See also the note at the foot of this page 31 Dec 1979 KBE (Civ) 13 Aug 1899 29 Apr 1980 80
Hitchcock Eldred Frederick 15 Feb 1955 Kt Bach 9 Dec 1887 6 Apr 1959 71
Hitchens Timothy Mark 9 Jun 2018 KCVO 1962
Hitchman (Edwin) Alan 5 Jun 1952 KCB (Civ) 16 Nov 1903 2 Jul 1980 76
Ho Tung Robert 18 Jun 1915 Kt Bach 22 Dec 1862 26 Apr 1956 93
    "     " 1 Jan 1955 KBE (Civ)
Hoad John Charles 19 Jun 1911 KCMG 25 Jan 1856 6 Oct 1911 55
Hoare Archer 8 Feb 1955 Kt Bach 6 Mar 1876 22 Sep 1973 97
Hoare (Charles) Antony Richard [Tony] 7 Mar 2000 Kt Bach 11 Jan 1934
Hoare Frederick Alfred, later [1962] 1st baronet 11 Feb 1958 Kt Bach 11 Feb 1913 24 Nov 1986 73
Hoare Maud  [wife of Sir Samuel John Gurney Hoare, 2nd baronet, later [1944] 1st Viscount Templewood] 18 Feb 1927 DBE (Civ) 1882 27 Dec 1962 80
Hoare Reginald Hervey 3 Jun 1933 KCMG 19 Jul 1882 12 Aug 1954 72
Hoare Samuel 12 Mar 1957 Kt Bach 1896 31 Mar 1976 79
    "     " 1 Jan 1970 KBE (Civ)
Hoare Samuel John Gurney, later [1944] 1st Viscount Templewood. See Commons pages for details of the seats he represented and Peerage pages for political posts held. 3 Jun 1927 GBE (Civ) 24 Feb 1880 7 May 1959 79
    "     " 1 Jan 1934 GCSI
Hobart Percy Cleghorn Stanley 2 Jun 1943 KBE (Mil) 14 Jun 1885 19 Feb 1957 71
Hobart Robert Henry, later [1914] 1st baronet. MP for New Forest 1906-1910 22 Aug 1902 KCVO 13 Sep 1836 4 Aug 1928 91
Hobbs John Berry [Jack] 30 Jun 1953 Kt Bach 16 Dec 1882 21 Dec 1963 81
Hobbs Joseph John Talbot 1 Jan 1918 KCB (Mil) 24 Aug 1864 21 Apr 1938 73
    "     " 1 Jan 1919 KCMG
Hobbs Michael Frederick 13 Jun 1998 KCVO 28 Feb 1937
Hobday Frederick Thomas George 23 Feb 1933 Kt Bach 1870 24 Jun 1939 68
Hobday Gordon Ivan 26 Jul 1979 Kt Bach 1 Feb 1916 27 May 2015 99
Hobhouse Arthur, later [1885] Baron Hobhouse. PC 1881 1 Jan 1877 KCSI 10 Nov 1819 6 Dec 1904 85
Hobhouse Arthur Lawrence                 MP for Wells 1923-1924 10 Feb 1942 Kt Bach 15 Feb 1886 20 Jan 1965 78
Hobhouse John Cam, Baron Broughton   MP for Westminster 1820-33, Nottingham 1834-47 and Harwich 1848-1851. Sec for War 1832-33. Chief Sec for Ireland 1833. Chief Commissioner of Woods and Forests 1834. Pres of the Board of Control 1835-1841 and 1846-52. PC 1832 23 Feb 1852 GCB (Civ) 27 Jun 1786 3 Jun 1869 82
Hobhouse John Richard 12 Mar 1946 Kt Bach 27 Feb 1893 9 May 1961 68
Hobhouse John Stewart, later [1998] Baron Hobhouse of Woodborough [L]. Lord Justice of Appeal 1993-1998. Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 1998-2004. PC 1993 28 May 1982 Kt Bach 31 Jan 1932 15 Mar 2004 72
Hobson Albert John 10 Feb 1922 Kt Bach 1862 20 Apr 1923 60
Hobson Harold 10 Feb 1977 Kt Bach 4 Aug 1904 12 Mar 1992 87
Hobson Henry Arthur 5 Jun 1952 KBE (Civ) 28 Aug 1893 4 Feb 1968 74
Hobson John Gardiner Sumner          MP for Warwick & Leamington 1957-1967. Solicitor General 1962. Attorney General 1962-1964. PC 1963 16 Feb 1962 Kt Bach 18 Apr 1912 4 Dec 1967 55
Hobson Oscar Rudolf 8 Feb 1955 Kt Bach 15 Mar 1886 18 Jun 1961 75
Hobson Patrick 5 Jul 1961 Kt Bach 10 Jul 1909 30 Jul 1970 61
Hobson Ronald 17 Jun 2006 KCVO 22 Apr 2017
Hochoy Solomon                             Governor of Trinidad and Tobago 1960-1962 and Governor General 1962-1972 20 Nov 1959 KCMG 20 Apr 1905 14 Nov 1983 78
    "     " 3 Dec 1962 GCMG
    "     " 10 Feb 1966 GCVO
Hockaday Arthur Patrick 31 Dec 1977 KCB (Civ) 17 Mar 1926 21 Aug 2004 78
Hocking Henry Hicks 12 Dec 1895 Kt Bach 1842 9 Jun 1907 64
Hodder-Williams (John) Ernest 19 May 1919 Kt Bach 16 Sep 1876 8 Apr 1927 50
Hoddinott John Charles 8 Dec 1998 Kt Bach 21 Sep 1944 13 Aug 2001 56
Hodge Edward Cooper 24 May 1873 KCB (Mil) 19 Apr 1810 10 Dec 1894 84
    "     " 21 Jun 1887 GCB (Mil)
Hodge Henry Egar Garfield 24 Feb 2005 Kt Bach 12 Jan 1944 18 Jun 2009 65
Hodge James William 30 Oct 1996 KCVO 24 Dec 1943
Hodge Julian Stephen Alfred 28 Jul 1970 Kt Bach 15 Oct 1904 18 Jul 2004 99
Hodge Margaret Eve                      MP for Barking 1994-     PC 2003 [widow of Sir Henry Egar Garfield Hodge] 22 Sep 2015 DBE (Civ) 8 Sep 1944
Hodge William Vallance Douglas 7 Jul 1959 Kt Bach 17 Jun 1903 7 Jul 1975 72
Hodges George Lloyd 6 Aug 1860 KCB (Civ) 1790 14 Dec 1862 72
Hodges Henry Edward Agincourt 26 Jun 1918 Kt Bach Oct 1844 8 Aug 1919 74
Hodges Lewis Macdonald 8 Jun 1968 KCB (Mil) 1 Mar 1918 4 Jan 2007 88
Hodges Michael Henry  3 Jun 1925 KCB (Mil) 29 Sep 1874 3 Nov 1951 77
Hodges Reginald John 31 Jul 1951 Kt Bach 21 Mar 1889 13 Jan 1973 83
Hodges William 3 Feb 1858 Kt Bach 1809 17 Aug 1868 59
Hodgkin Alan Lloyd                          Nobel Prize for Medicine 1963. OM 1973 1 Jan 1972 KBE (Civ) 5 Feb 1914 20 Dec 1998 84
Hodgkin (Gordon) Howard Eliot          CH 2002 29 Oct 1992 Kt Bach 6 Aug 1932 9 Mar 2017 84
Hodgkinson George Edmund 17 Jul 1851 Kt Bach 1817 26 Mar 1886 68
Hodgkinson Michael Stewart 7 Nov 2003 Kt Bach 7 Apr 1944
Hodgkinson (William) Derek 1 Jan 1971 KCB (Mil) 27 Dec 1917 29 Jan 2010 92
Hodgson Arthur 28 Jun 1886 KCMG 29 Jun 1818 24 Dec 1902 84
Hodgson Edward Highton 8 Jul 1941 Kt Bach 23 Mar 1880 17 Feb 1955 74
    "     " 14 Jun 1945 KBE (Civ)
Hodgson Edward Matthew 16 Jan 1901 Kt Bach 1820 11 Jan 1904 83
Hodgson Frederick Mitchell                 Governor of the Gold Coast 1898-1900, Barbados 1900-1904 and British Guiana 1904-1912 3 Jun 1899 KCMG 22 Nov 1851 6 Aug 1925 73
Hodgson Gerald Hassall 23 Feb 1943 Kt Bach 20 Jul 1891 1 Jul 1971 79
Hodgson Henry West 3 Jun 1919 KCMG 29 Jun 1868 5 Feb 1930 61
Hodgson Mark 13 Feb 1945 Kt Bach 19 Nov 1880 17 Oct 1967 86
Hodgson Maurice Arthur Eric 18 Jul 1979 Kt Bach 21 Oct 1919 1 Oct 2014 94
Hodgson Patricia Anne 31 Dec 2003 DBE (Civ) 19 Jan 1947
Hodgson Robert 7 Mar 1869 Kt Bach 1798 15 Sep 1880 82
Hodgson Robert MacLeod 3 Jun 1925 KBE (Civ) 25 Feb 1874 18 Oct 1956 82
    "     " 8 Jun 1939 KCMG
Hodgson (Walter) Derek Thornley 9 Dec 1977 Kt Bach 24 May 1917 10 Oct 2002 85
Hodgson William 11 Feb 1921 Kt Bach 1854 9 Feb 1940 85
Hodgson William 10 Jul 1935 Kt Bach 26 Feb 1945
Hodsdon James William Beeman 1 Jan 1920 KBE (Civ) 1858 28 May 1928 69
Hodsoll (Eric) John 4 Jul 1944 Kt Bach 11 Oct 1894 14 Mar 1971 76
Hodson Arnold Wienholt                  Governor of the Falkland Islands 1926-1930, Sierra Leone 1930-1934 and the Gold Coast 1934-1941 1 Jan 1932 KCMG 1881 26 May 1944 62
Hodson Francis Lord Charlton, later [1960] Baron Hodson [L]. Lord Justice of Appeal 1951-1960. Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 1960-1971. PC 1951 21 Dec 1937 Kt Bach 17 Sep 1895 11 Mar 1984 88
Hoffenberg Raymond  [Bill] 16 Jun 1984 KBE (Civ) 6 Mar 1923 22 Apr 2007 84
Hoffmann Leonard Hubert, later [1995] Baron Hoffman [L]. Lord Justice of Appeal 1992-1995. Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 1995-2009. PC 1992 23 Jul 1985 Kt Bach 8 May 1934
Hoffmeister William Carter 26 Aug 1884 Kt Bach 16 Jul 1817 29 Jul 1890 73
Hogan Michael Joseph Patrick 11 Mar 1958 Kt Bach 15 Mar 1908 27 Sep 1986 78
Hogan Patrick 31 Dec 1999 KNZM 20 Oct 1939
Hogan-Howe Bernard, later [2017] Baron Hogan-Howe [L] 21 May 2013 Kt Bach 25 Oct 1957
Hogg Adam George Forbes 24 Jun 1904 KCB (Mil) 18 Jun 1836 10 Jun 1908 71
Hogg Christopher Anthony 12 Feb 1985 Kt Bach 2 Aug 1936
Hogg Douglas McGarel, later [1929] 1st Viscount Hailsham. MP for St. Marylebone 1922-1928. Attorney General 1923-1924 and 1924-1928. Lord Chancellor 1928-1929 and 1935-1938. Secretary of State for War 1931-1935. Lord President of the Council 1938. PC 1922 12 Dec 1922 Kt Bach 28 Feb 1872 16 Aug 1950 78
Hogg Frederick Russell 24 May 1888 KCIE 29 Oct 1836 4 Sep 1923 86
Hogg Gilbert Pitcairn 2 Jan 1939 KCIE 2 Feb 1884 15 Apr 1950 66
Hogg Ian Leslie Trower 1 Jan 1968 KCB (Mil) 30 May 1911 3 Mar 2003 91
Hogg (James) Cecil 1 Jan 1972 KCVO 25 Aug 1900 5 Aug 1973 72
Hogg John Nicholson 16 Jul 1963 Kt Bach 4 Oct 1912 12 Apr 1999 86
Hogg Malcolm Nicholson 4 Mar 1920 Kt Bach 17 Jan 1883 14 Feb 1948 65
Hogg Mary Claire  [daughter of Baron Hailsham of St. Marylebone] 9 Feb 1996 DBE (Civ) 15 Jan 1947
Hogg Stuart Saunders 5 Jan 1876 Kt Bach 17 Feb 1833 23 Mar 1921 88
Hohler Gerald Fitzroy 28 Feb 1924 Kt Bach 1862 30 Jan 1934 71
Hohler Thomas Beaumont 28 Apr 1924 KCMG 15 Mar 1871 23 Apr 1946 75
Hohn Christopher 14 Jun 2014 KCMG 1967
Holberton Edgar Joseph 25 Jun 1921 Kt Bach 10 May 1874 22 May 1949 75
Holborow Lady Mary Christina  [daughter of the 8th Earl of Courtown] 12 Jun 2010 DCVO 19 Sep 1936 9 Jun 2017 80
Holbrook Arthur Richard 1 Jan 1918 KBE 28 Apr 1850 24 Dec 1946 96
Holbrook Claude Vivian 7 Jul 1938 Kt Bach 1886 15 Oct 1979 93
Holden David Charles Beresford 3 Jun 1972 KBE (Civ) 26 Jul 1915 31 Aug 1998 83
Holden Edward Thomas                  MP for Walsall 1891-1892 16 Dec 1907 Kt Bach 10 Sep 1831 13 Nov 1926 95
Holden Edward Wheewall 7 Sep 1946 Kt Bach 14 Aug 1885 18 Jun 1947 61
Holden (Henry) Capel Lofft 1916 KCB (Mil) 23 Jan 1856 30 Mar 1937 81
Holden James Robert 21 Feb 1963 Kt Bach 1 Feb 1903 21 Sep 1977 74
Holden Michael Herbert Frank 5 Mar 1974 Kt Bach 19 May 1913 11 Mar 1982 68
Holden-Brown Derrick 7 Feb 1979 Kt Bach 14 Feb 1923 6 Mar 2018 95
Holder Frank Wilfred 16 Jul 1957 Kt Bach 1 Jul 1897 15 Jun 1967 69
Holder Frederick William 26 Jun 1902 KCMG 12 May 1850 23 Jul 1909 59
Holder Paul Davie 12 Jun 1965 KBE (Mil) 2 Sep 1911 22 Apr 2001 89
Holderness Thomas William, later [1920] 1st baronet 28 Jun 1907 KCSI 11 Jun 1849 16 Sep 1924 75
    "     " 22 Jun 1914 KCB (Civ)
    "     " 4 Jun 1917 GCB (Civ)
Holdgate Martin Wyatt 1 Dec 1994 Kt Bach 14 Jan 1931
Holdich Edward Alan 29 May 1875 KCB (Mil) 10 May 1822 8 Dec 1909 87
    "     " 24 Jun 1904 GCB (Mil)
Holdich Thomas Hungerford 22 Jun 1897 KCIE 13 Feb 1843 2 Nov 1929 86
    "     " 6 Dec 1902 KCMG
Holdsworth Bronwen Scott 1 Jun 2015 DNZM 13 Sep 1943
Holdsworth Charles 13 Jul 1926 Kt Bach 14 Dec 1863 19 Jul 1935 71
Holdsworth Frank Wild 13 Feb 1968 Kt Bach 22 Sep 1904 11 Dec 1969 65
Holdsworth (George) Trevor 19 Feb 1982 Kt Bach 29 May 1927 28 Sep 2010 83
Holdsworth Herbert                               MP for Bradford South 1931-1945 15 Feb 1944 Kt Bach 1890 8 Jul 1949 59
Holdsworth William Searle 10 Jul 1929 Kt Bach 7 May 1871 2 Jan 1944 72
Holford George Lindsay 3 Jun 1910 KCVO 2 Jun 1860 11 Sep 1926 66
Holford William Graham, later [1965] Baron Holford [L] 10 Feb 1953 Kt Bach 22 Mar 1907 17 Oct 1975 68
Holgate David John 3 Nov 2015 Kt Bach 3 Aug 1956
Holiday Frederick Charles 15 Feb 1909 Kt Bach 29 Sep 1843 23 Sep 1930 86
Holker John                                    MP for Preston 1872-1882. Solicitor General 1874-1875. Attorney General 1875-1880. PC 1882 12 Dec 1874 Kt Bach 24 Mar 1828 24 May 1882 54
Hollams John 18 Dec 1902 Kt Bach Sep 1820 3 May 1910 89
Holland Alan Douglas 19 Jul 1995 Kt Bach 20 Jun 1929
Holland Alfred Herbert 28 Jan 1947 Kt Bach 15 Jul 1878 13 Mar 1968 89
Holland Arthur 6 Feb 1913 Kt Bach 13 Jul 1842 8 Jan 1928 85
Holland Arthur Edward Aveling 1 Jan 1918 KCB (Mil) 13 Apr 1862 7 Dec 1927 65
    "     " 3 Jun 1919 KCMG
Holland Christopher John 6 Nov 1992 Kt Bach 1 Jun 1937
Holland Clifton Vaughan [John] 7 Nov 1973 Kt Bach 21 Jun 1914 31 May 2009 94
Holland Eardley Lancelot 28 Jan 1947 Kt Bach 29 Oct 1879 21 Jul 1967 87
Holland Edward John 27 Mar 1929 Kt Bach 1865 26 Dec 1939 74
Holland (Edward) Milner 10 Feb 1959 Kt Bach 8 Sep 1902 2 Nov 1969 67
    "     " 12 Jun 1965 KCVO
Holland Geoffrey 17 Jun 1989 KCB (Civ) 9 May 1938 20 Apr 2017 78
Holland George William Frederick 30 Jun 1953 Kt Bach 5 Jan 1897 14 Jun 1962 65
    "     " 31 Dec 1960 KBE (Civ)
Holland Henry Thurstan, 2nd baronet, later [1895] 1st Viscount Knutsford. MP for Midhurst 1874-1885 and Hampstead 1885-1888. Financial Secretary to the Treasury 1885. Secretary of State for Colonies 1887-1892. PC 1885 14 Apr 1877 KCMG 3 Aug 1825 29 Jan 1914 88
    "     " 18 Feb 1886 GCMG
Holland Henry Tristram 15 Jul 1936 Kt Bach 12 Feb 1875 19 Sep 1965 90
Holland (John) Anthony 29 Oct 2003 Kt Bach 9 Nov 1938
Holland Kenneth Lawrence 10 Feb 1981 Kt Bach 20 Sep 1918 3 Jun 2005 86
Holland Philip Welsby                       MP for Acton 1959-1964, Carlton 1966-1983 and Gedling 1983-1997 26 Jul 1983 Kt Bach 14 Mar 1917 2 Jun 2011 94
Holland Reginald Sothern, later [1917] 1st baronet 14 Jun 1912 Kt Bach 15 Mar 1876 14 Sep 1948 72
Holland Robert Erskine 1 Jan 1925 KCIE 29 Jun 1873 30 Sep 1965 92
Holland Sidney George                    Prime Minister of New Zealand 1949-1957. PC 1950. CH 1951 23 Sep 1957 GCB (Civ) 18 Oct 1893 4 Aug 1961 67
Holland Thomas Henry 26 Jun 1908 KCIE 22 Nov 1868 15 May 1947 78
    "     " 3 Jun 1918 KCSI
Holland (Thomas) Erskine 13 Jun 1917 Kt Bach 17 Jul 1835 24 May 1926 90
Holland William Henry, later [1907] 1st baronet and [1910] 1st Baron Rotherham. MP for Salford North 1892-1895 and Rotherham 1899-1910 24 Oct 1902 Kt Bach 15 Dec 1849 26 Dec 1927 78
Hollander Grace Shellie  [originally DCNZM 5 Jun 2000] 1 Aug 2009 DNZM 25 Mar 1922 27 Jun 2016 94
Holland-Martin Douglas Eric 1 Jan 1960 KCB (Mil) 10 Apr 1906 6 Jan 1977 70
    "     " 1 Jan 1964 GCB (Mil)
Holland-Martin Rosamund Mary 11 Jun 1983 DBE (Civ) 26 Jun 1914 18 Jun 2001 86
Holland-Pryor Pomeroy 5 Jun 1926 KCB (Mil) 7 Jul 1866 15 Mar 1955 88
Hollely Arthur Newton 7 Jul 1938 Kt Bach 1872 17 Apr 1961 88
Holliday Frederick George Thomas 25 Jul 1990 Kt Bach 22 Sep 1935 5 Sep 2016 80
Hollingdrake Henry 25 Jun 1921 Kt Bach 15 Apr 1872 2 May 1923 51
Hollinghurst Leslie Norman 5 Jul 1945 KBE (Mil) 2 Jan 1895 8 Jun 1971 76
    "     " 10 Jun 1948 KCB (Mil)
1 Jan 1952 GBE (Mil)
Hollings (Alfred) Kenneth 27 May 1971 Kt Bach 12 Jun 1918 27 Dec 2008 90
Hollis (Alfred) Claud 1 Jan 1927 KCMG 12 May 1874 22 Nov 1961 87
    "     " 4 Jun 1934 GCMG
Hollis Anthony Barnard 10 Dec 1982 Kt Bach 11 May 1927 24 Nov 2003 76
Hollis Leslie Chasemore 1 Jan 1946 KBE (Mil) 9 Feb 1897 9 Aug 1963 66
    "     " 7 Jun 1951 KCB (Mil)
Hollis Roger Henry 9 Feb 1960 Kt Bach 2 Dec 1905 26 Oct 1973 67
    "     " 1 Jan 1966 KBE (Civ)
Hollom Jasper Quintus 14 Jun 1975 KBE (Civ) 16 Dec 1917 29 Aug 2014 96
Holloway Barry Blyth 31 Dec 1983 KBE (Civ) 26 Sep 1934 16 Jan 2013 78
Holloway Ernest 8 Jun 1944 KCB (Civ) 24 Apr 1887 27 Feb 1961 73
Holloway Henry 21 Feb 1917 Kt Bach 5 Aug 1857 5 Aug 1923 66
Holloway Henry Thomas   10 Jul 1945 Kt Bach 29 Mar 1876 18 Sep 1951 75
Holloway Linda Jane  [originally DCNZM 6 Jun 2005] 1 Aug 2009 DNZM
Holloway Thomas 13 Mar 1867 KCB (Mil) 1810 21 Jul 1875 65
Hollows Sharon 30 Dec 2000 DBE (Civ) 14 Dec 1958
Holm Carl Henry [Charles] 27 Jul 1988 Kt Bach 1 Aug 1915 23 Nov 2001 86
Holm Ian Holm Cuthbert 8 Dec 1998 Kt Bach 12 Sep 1931
Holman Adrian 1 Jan 1954 KBE (Civ) 22 Dec 1895 6 Sep 1974 78
Holman Constantine 5 Jul 1904 Kt Bach 23 Oct 1829 18 Aug 1910 80
Holman (Edward) James 7 Jun 1995 Kt Bach 21 Aug 1947
Holman Herbert Campbell 11 Nov 1919 KCB (Mil) 3 May 1869 25 Jul 1949 80
Holman John Stranger 9 Jun 2010 Kt Bach
Holmden Osborn George 3 Jun 1918 KBE 24 Nov 1869 16 Apr 1945 75
Holme Randle Fynes Wilson 18 Feb 1941 Kt Bach 4 Jul 1864 23 Dec 1957 93
Holmes Arthur William   31 Mar 1921 KBE (Civ) 9 Nov 1877 8 Feb 1960 82
Holmes Charles John 25 Jun 1921 Kt Bach 11 Nov 1868 7 Dec 1936 68
    "     " 4 Jun 1928 KCVO
Holmes (David) Ronald 25 Jul 1973 Kt Bach 26 Dec 1913 14 Jun 1981 67
Holmes Frank Wakefield 13 Nov 1975 Kt Bach 8 Sep 1924 23 Oct 2011 87
Holmes George Charles Vincent  29 Jun 1906 KCVO 9 Oct 1848 13 Feb 1926 77
    "     " 12 Jul 1911 KCB (Civ)
Holmes Gordon Morgan 14 Feb 1951 Kt Bach 22 Feb 1876 29 Dec 1965 89
Holmes Henry Nicholas 10 Jul 1935 Kt Bach 29 Jan 1868 19 Jan 1940 71
Holmes Horace Edwin 6 Jul 1966 Kt Bach 30 Mar 1888 9 Sep 1971 83
Holmes Hugh Oliver 1 Jan 1946 KBE (Civ) 12 Jan 1886 1 Oct 1955 69
Holmes John Eaton 31 Dec 1998 KBE (Civ) 29 Apr 1951
    "     " 5 Apr 2004 GCVO
Holmes Joseph Stanley, later [1954] 1st Baron Dovercourt. MP for Derbyshire NE 1918-1922 and Harwich 1935-1954 13 Feb 1945 Kt Bach 31 Oct 1878 22 Apr 1961 82
Holmes Kelly 31 Dec 2004 DBE (Civ) 19 Apr 1970
Holmes Leonard Stanistreet 14 Feb 1951 Kt Bach 8 Jan 1884 9 Mar 1961 77
Holmes Maurice Andrew 22 Jul 1969 Kt Bach 28 Jul 1911 21 Dec 1997 86
Holmes Maurice Gerald 1 Jan 1938 KCB (Civ) 1885 4 Apr 1964 78
    "     " 1 Jan 1946 GBE (Civ)
Holmes Noel Galway 1 Jan 1946 KBE (Mil) 25 Dec 1891 24 Dec 1982 90
Holmes Paul Scott 31 Dec 2012 KNZM 29 Apr 1950 1 Feb 2013 62
Holmes Peter Fenwick 27 Jul 1988 Kt Bach 27 Sep 1932 8 Mar 2002 69
Holmes Richard Rivington 28 Jan 1905 KCVO 16 Nov 1835 22 Mar 1911 75
Holmes Robert William Arbuthnot 9 Nov 1902 KCB (Civ) 25 Dec 1843 19 Feb 1910 66
Holmes Stanley 12 Nov 1974 Kt Bach 15 Dec 1912 25 Mar 1987 74
Holmes Stephen Lewis 2 Jan 1950 KCMG 5 Jul 1896 20 Apr 1980 83
Holmes Valentine 23 Jul 1946 Kt Bach 24 Jul 1888 19 Nov 1956 68
Holmes William George   6 Jan 1944 KBE (Mil) 1892 1969 77
Holmes William Henry 4 Apr 1856 Kt Bach 1817 9 Aug 1868 51
Holmes William Richard 13 Aug 1877 Kt Bach 1821 19 Jan 1882 60
Holmwood Herbert 17 May 1916 Kt Bach 15 May 1856 4 Mar 1930 73
Holroyd Charles 18 Dec 1903 Kt Bach 9 Apr 1861 17 Nov 1917 56
Holroyd Edward Dundas 1 Dec 1903 Kt Bach 25 Jan 1828 5 Jan 1916 87
Holroyd Frank Martyn 31 Dec 1988 KBE (Mil) 30 Aug 1935 18 Jan 2014 78
Holroyd Michael de Courcy Fraser 12 Jul 2007 Kt Bach 27 Aug 1935
Holroyd Ronald 16 Jul 1963 Kt Bach 26 Apr 1904 29 Sep 1973 69
Holroyde Timothy Victor [Tim]            PC 2017 17 Mar 2009 Kt Bach 18 Aug 1955
Holst Alison Margaret 31 Dec 2010 DNZM 1938
Holt Denise Mary 13 Jun 2009 DCMG 1 Oct 1949
Holt Follett 1 Jan 1934 KBE (Civ) 4 Dec 1865 20 Mar 1944 78
Holt Henry Frederic Gisborne 16 Jun 1923 Kt Bach 1864 26 Jan 1944 79
Holt Herbert Samuel 1 Jan 1915 Kt Bach 12 Feb 1856 28 Sep 1941 85
Holt James Arthur 8 Aug 1960 Kt Bach 30 Apr 1899 1 May 1982 83
Holt James Clarke 30 Dec 1989 Kt Bach 26 Apr 1922 9 Apr 2014 91
Holt James Richard 31 Dec 1976 KBE (Civ) 24 Dec 1912 24 Nov 1990 77
Holt Maurice Percy Cue 1 Jan 1917 KCMG 8 Jun 1862 6 Sep 1954 92
    "     " 3 Jun 1919 KCB (Mil)
Holt Michael 7 Nov 1995 Kt Bach 23 Dec 1927 5 Sep 2011 83
Holt Stanley Silverwood 22 Jul 1964 Kt Bach 5 Jun 1892 26 Oct 1973 81
Holt Vesey George Mackenzie 5 Jun 1920 KBE (Civ) 1854 6 Dec 1923 69
Holt Vyvyan 31 May 1956 KBE (Civ) 25 Jan 1896 29 Jul 1960 64
Holt  [Bate from 1969] Zara Kate  [widow of Harold Holt, Prime Minister of Australia] 8 Jun 1968 DBE (Civ) 10 Mar 1909 14 Jun 1989 80
Holt-Wilson Eric Edward Boketon 12 Jul 1933 Kt Bach 26 Aug 1875 26 Mar 1950 74
Holyman Ivan Nello 31 May 1956 KBE (Civ) 9 Jul 1896 18 Jan 1957 60
Holyoake Keith Jacka                         Governor General of New Zealand 1977-1980. PC 1954. CH 1963 1970 GCMG 11 Feb 1904 8 Dec 1983 79
    "     " 23 Apr 1980 KG
Holyoake Norma Janet 14 Jun 1980 DCMG 7 Mar 1909 18 Dec 1984 75
Holzmann Maurice 2 Feb 1901 KCVO 1835 1 Apr 1909 73
    "     " 25 Mar 1908 KCB (Civ)
Home Anthony Dickson VC 31 Mar 1874 KCB (Mil) 30 Nov 1826 10 Aug 1914 87
Home Archibald Fraser 23 Jun 1936 KCVO 14 Sep 1874 20 Jan 1953 78
Home John Hepburn Milne 10 Jul 1935 Kt Bach 20 Oct 1876 28 Apr 1963 86
Homer Linda Margaret [Lin] 31 Dec 2015 DCB (Civ) 4 Mar 1957
Hone Brian William 6 Apr 1970 Kt Bach 1 Jul 1907 28 May 1978 70
Hone Evelyn Dennison                 Governor of Northern Rhodesia 1959-1964 1959 KCMG 13 Dec 1911 18 Sep 1979 67
    "     " 1 Jan 1965 GCMG
Hone (Herbert) Ralph                    Governor of North Borneo 1949-1954 13 Jun 1946 KBE (Civ) 3 May 1896 28 Nov 1992 96
    "     " 7 Jun 1951 KCMG
Honey de Symons Montagu George Governor of the Seychelles 1928-1934 25 Feb 1932 Kt Bach 1 Nov 1872 Jan 1945 72
Honeycombe Robert William Kerr 25 Jul 1990 Kt Bach 2 May 1921 14 Sep 2007 86
Honeyman George Gordon 7 Feb 1961 Kt Bach 10 Mar 1898 26 May 1972 74
Honner Robert William 28 Mar 1865 KCB (Mil) 1799 8 Nov 1868 69
Hood Alexander                            Governor of Bermuda 1949-1955 2 Jun 1943 KCB (Mil) 25 Sep 1888 11 Sep 1980 91
    "     " 1 Jan 1946 GBE (Mil)
    "     " 24 Nov 1953 KCVO
Hood Alexander Jarvie 11 Feb 1921 Kt Bach 21 Oct 1860 8 May 1934 73
Hood Alexander Nelson, 3rd Viscount Bridport 22 Jul 1885 KCB (Civ) 23 Dec 1814 4 Jun 1904 89
    "     " 23 Oct 1891 GCB (Civ)
Hood Alexander Nelson  1 Jan 1917 KCVO 28 Jun 1854 1 Jun 1937 82
Hood Arthur William Acland, later [1892] Baron Hood of Avalon 19 Dec 1885 KCB (Mil) 14 Jul 1824 15 Nov 1901 77
    "     " 3 Sep 1889 GCB (Mil)
Hood Horace Lambert Alexander    For information regarding the posthumous awarding of this knighthood, see the note at the foot of this page 31 May 1916 KCB (Mil) 2 Oct 1870 31 May 1916 45
Hood Hugh Meggison 11 Jun 1942 KCIE 5 Jun 1885 2 Feb 1952 66
Hood John Antony 2 Jun 2014 KNZM 2 Jan 1952
Hood Joseph Henry 25 Jun 1920 Kt Bach 1 Jun 1846 29 Jan 1922 75
Hood Samuel, 6th Viscount Hood 11 Jun 1960 KCMG 15 Oct 1910 13 Oct 1981 70
    "     " 14 Jun 1969 GCMG
Hood Tom Fielden 1 Jan 1967 KBE (Civ) 16 Mar 1904 14 Dec 1986 82
Hood William Charles 7 Jul 1868 Kt Bach 1824 4 Jan 1870 45
Hoodless Elizabeth Anne Marian 31 Dec 2003 DBE (Civ) 11 Feb 1941
Hooke Lionel Alfred George 16 Apr 1957 Kt Bach 31 Dec 1895 17 Feb 1974 78
Hooker Joseph Dalton                    OM 1907 2 Jun 1877 KCSI 30 Jun 1817 10 Dec 1911 94
    "     " 22 Jun 1897 GCSI
Hooker Leslie Joseph 11 Sep 1973 Kt Bach 18 Aug 1903 29 Apr 1976 72
Hooker Stanley George 12 Feb 1974 Kt Bach 30 Sep 1907 24 May 1984 76
Hookway Harry Thurston 12 Jul 1978 Kt Bach 23 Jul 1921 25 Jun 2014 92
Hoole Arthur Hugh 24 Jul 1985 Kt Bach 14 Jan 1924 17 Mar 1998 74
Hooper Anthony                             Lord Justice of Appeal 2004-2012. PC 2004 4 May 1995 Kt Bach 16 Sep 1937
Hooper Frederic Collins, later [1962] 1st baronet 10 Jul 1956 Kt Bach 19 Jul 1892 4 Oct 1963 71
Hooper Leonard James 10 Jun 1967 KCMG 23 Jul 1914 19 Feb 1994 79
Hooper Robin William John 8 Jun 1968 KCMG 26 Jul 1914 14 Jun 1989 74
Hooper William Roe 1 Jan 1903 KCSI 12 Jan 1837 29 Sep 1921 84
Hope Arthur Oswald James, later [1949] 2nd Baron Rankeillour. MP for Nuneaton 1924-1929 and Aston 1931-1939. Governor of Madras 1940-1946 6 Jul 1939 GCIE 7 May 1897 26 May 1958 61
Hope (Charles) Peter 3 Jun 1972 KCMG 29 May 1912 12 Mar 1999 86
Hope Colin Frederick Newton 19 Mar 1996 Kt Bach 17 May 1932
Hope David Michael, later [2005] Baron Hope of Thornes.        Bishop of London 1991-1995. Archbishop of York 1995-2005. PC 1991 26 Oct 1995 KCVO 14 Apr 1940
Hope Edward Stanley 26 Jun 1908 KCB (Civ) 1 Feb 1846 15 Feb 1921 75
Hope George Price Webley 3 Jun 1919 KCMG 11 Oct 1869 11 Jul 1959 89
    "     " 1 Jan 1923 KCB (Mil)
Hope Harry, later [1932] 1st baronet. MP for Buteshire 1910-1918, Stirling & Clackmannan West 1918-1922 and Forfarshire 1924-1931 25 Jun 1920 Kt Bach 24 Sep 1865 29 Dec 1959 94
Hope Henry 5 Jul 1855 KCB (Mil) 1787 23 Sep 1863 76
Hope Herbert James 6 Jul 1925 Kt Bach 3 Jan 1851 23 May 1930 79
Hope James 9 Nov 1860 KCB (Mil) 3 Mar 1808 9 Jun 1881 73
    "     " 28 Mar 1865 GCB (Mil)
Hope James Archibald  [prev KCB (Mil) 2 Jan 1815] 28 Jun 1861 GCB (Mil) 1785 30 Dec 1871 86
Hope John Adrian Louis, 7th Earl of Hopetoun, later [1902] 1st Marquess of Linlithgow. Governor of Victoria 1889-1895. Paymaster General 1895-1899. Governor General of Australia 1901-1903. Secretary for Scotland 1905. PC 1895 11 Sep 1889 GCMG 25 Sep 1860 29 Feb 1908 47
    "     " 12 Jul 1900 KT
    "     " 19 Sep 1900 GCVO
Hope Percy Mirehouse 6 Jul 1954 Kt Bach 17 Jul 1886 6 Dec 1972 86
Hope Theodore Cracroft 29 May 1886 KCSI 9 Dec 1831 4 Jul 1915 83
Hope Victor Alexander John, 2nd Marquess of Linlithgow. Viceroy of India 1936-1943. PC 1935 3 Jun 1928 KT 24 Sep 1887 5 Jan 1952 64
    "     " 3 Jun 1929 GCIE
    "     " 18 Apr 1936 GCSI
    "     " 28 Oct 1943 KG
Hope William, 14th baronet 22 Jun 1897 KCB (Mil) 12 Jul 1819 5 Apr 1898 78
Hope William Henry St.John 29 Jun 1914 Kt Bach 23 Jun 1854 18 Aug 1919 65
Hope-Johnstone William James 10 Nov 1862 KCB (Mil) 28 Jul 1798 11 Jul 1878 79
Hope-Jones Arthur 13 Jun 1964 KBE (Civ) 26 May 1911 24 Jan 1984 72
Hope-Simpson James 21 Feb 1917 Kt Bach 4 Nov 1864 6 Oct 1924 59
Hopetoun, Earl of see "Hope"
Hopkin David Armand 28 Jul 1987 Kt Bach 10 Jan 1922 21 Aug 1997 75
Hopkin Deian Rhys 11 Dec 2009 Kt Bach 1 Mar 1944
Hopkin Royston Oliver 31 Dec 2004 KCMG 10 Jan 1945
Hopkin (William Aylsham) Bryan 16 Feb 1971 Kt Bach 7 Dec 1914 10 Oct 2009 94
Hopkins Frank Henry Edward 13 Jun 1964 KCB (Mil) 23 Jun 1910 14 Apr 1990 79
Hopkins Frederick Gowland               Nobel Prize for Medicine 1929. OM 1935 12 Feb 1925 Kt Bach 20 Jun 1861 16 May 1947 85
Hopkins John Ommaney 25 May 1892 KCB (Mil) 13 Jul 1834 29 Sep 1916 82
    "     " 3 Jun 1899 GCB (Mil)
Hopkins John Paul 11 Dec 1867 Kt Bach 1784 7 Mar 1875 90
Hopkins Michael John 23 Mar 1995 Kt Bach 7 May 1935
Hopkins (Philip) Anthony 23 Feb 1993 Kt Bach 31 Dec 1937
Hopkins Richard Valentine Nind         PC 1945 21 Aug 1920 KCB (Civ) 13 Feb 1880 30 Mar 1955 75
    "     " 1 Jan 1941 GCB (Civ)
Hopkinson Alfred 7 Jul 1910 Kt Bach 28 Jun 1851 11 Nov 1939 88
Hopkinson Frederick Thomas 3 Jun 1925 KBE (Civ) 1863 19 Sep 1947
Hopkinson Henry Lennox 1 Jan 1936 KCVO 23 Oct 1855 9 Dec 1936 81
Hopkinson (Henry) Thomas 7 Feb 1978 Kt Bach 19 Apr 1905 20 Jun 1990 85
Hopson Donald Charles 1 Jan 1968 KCMG 31 Aug 1915 26 Aug 1974 58
Hopton Edward 23 May 1900 KCB (Mil) 7 Feb 1837 19 Jan 1912 74
Hopwood David Alan 1 Dec 1994 Kt Bach 19 Aug 1933
Hopwood Francis John, later [1960] 3rd Baron Southborough 30 Jun 1953 Kt Bach 7 Mar 1897 4 Feb 1982 84
Hopwood Francis John Stephens, later [1917] 1st Baron Southborough. PC 1912 9 Nov 1901 KCB (Civ) 2 Dec 1860 17 Jan 1947 86
    "     " 9 Nov 1906 KCMG
    "     " 11 Aug 1908 GCMG
    "     " 3 Jun 1916 GCB (Civ)
    "     " 4 Jun 1917 GCVO
    "     " 1 Jan 1920 KCSI
Hopwood William 11 Feb 1921 Kt Bach 5 Apr 1862 Mar 1936 73
Hora Manmohandas Ramji 20 Feb 1928 Kt Bach 19 Aug 1857 13 Aug 1934 76
Horder Thomas Jeeves, later [1923] 1st baronet and [1933] 1st Baron Horder 6 Feb 1918 Kt Bach 7 Jan 1871 13 Aug 1955 84
    "     " 10 Jul 1925 KCVO
    "     " 1 Jan 1938 GCVO
Hordern Archibald Frederick 23 Jul 1946 Kt Bach 15 Jun 1889 17 Apr 1950 60
Hordern Michael Murray 15 Mar 1983 Kt Bach 3 Oct 1911 2 May 1995 83
Hordern Peter Maudslay                  MP for Horsham 1964-1974, Horsham and Crawley 1974-1983 and Horsham 1983-1997 30 Jul 1985 Kt Bach 18 Apr 1929
Hordern Samuel 18 Feb 1919 Kt Bach 24 Sep 1876 3 Jun 1956 79
    "     " 9 Jun 1938 KBE (Civ)
Hore (Charles Fraser) Adair 3 Jun 1925 KBE (Civ) 8 Nov 1874 23 Jan 1950 75
Hore-Ruthven Alexander Gore Arkwright, later [1945] 1st Earl of Gowrie VC. Governor of South Australia 1928-1934 and New South Wales 1935-1936. Governor General of Australia 1936-1944. PC 1937 23 Jan 1928 KCMG 6 Jul 1872 2 May 1955 82
    "     " 28 Nov 1935 GCMG
Horlick Edwin John [Ted] 13 Jun 1981 KBE (Mil) 1925
Horlock John Harold 13 Feb 1996 Kt Bach 19 Apr 1928
Hormasji Bhiwandiwalla Dosabhai 1934 Kt Bach Apr 1940
Horn Arthur Edwin 11 Jun 1937 Kt Bach 1870 19 Dec 1943 73
Horn Frederick 2 Jun 1869 KCB (Mil) 1806 26 Jan 1894 87
    "     " 25 May 1889 GCB (Mil)
Horn Gabriel 17 Apr 2002 Kt Bach 9 Dec 1927 2 Aug 2012 84
Hornby Derek Peter 30 Dec 1989 Kt Bach 10 Jan 1930 16 Dec 2013 83
Hornby Edmund Grimani 28 Feb 1862 Kt Bach 1825 17 Nov 1896 71
Hornby Geoffrey Thomas Phipps 12 Aug 1878 KCB (Mil) 10 Feb 1825 3 Mar 1895 70
    "     " 19 Dec 1885 GCB (Mil)
Hornby Phipps 6 Apr 1852 KCB (Mil) 27 Apr 1785 19 Mar 1867 81
    "     " 28 Jun 1861 GCB (Mil)
Hornby (Roger) Antony 9 Feb 1960 Kt Bach 5 Feb 1904 20 Dec 1987 83
Hornby Simon Michael 9 Feb 1988 Kt Bach 29 Dec 1934 2010 75
Hornby William Windham 25 May 1892 KCB (Civ) 23 Jul 1812 28 Jun 1899 86
Horne Alistair Allan 12 Dec 2003 Kt Bach 9 Nov 1925 25 May 2017 91
Horne Andrew John 11 Jun 1913 Kt Bach 8 Aug 1856 5 Sep 1924 68
Horne Henry Sinclair, later [1919] Baron Horne 3 Jun 1916 KCB (Mil) 19 Feb 1861 14 Aug 1929 68
    "     " 1 Jan 1918 KCMG
    "     " 3 Jun 1919 GCB (Mil)
Horne (James) Allan 10 Jul 1919 Kt Bach 1876 3 Feb 1944 67
Horne Robert Stevenson, later [1937] Viscount Horne of Slamannan. MP for Hillhead 1918-1937. Minister of Labour 1919-1920. President of the Board of Trade 1920-1921. Chancellor of the Exchequer 1921-1922. PC 1919 1 Jan 1918 KBE 28 Feb 1871 3 Sep 1940 69
    "     " 1 Jan 1920 GBE (Civ)
Horne William Kenneth 6 Jul 1954 Kt Bach 1883 8 Feb 1959 75
Hornell Robert Arthur 1 Jul 1941 KBE (Mil) 1877 4 May 1949 71
Hornell William Woodward 24 Feb 1931 Kt Bach 18 Sep 1878 22 Sep 1950 72
Horner John Francis Fortescue 9 Nov 1907 KCVO 28 Dec 1842 31 Mar 1927 84
Horner Thomas Mark 22 Feb 2013 Kt Bach
Hornibrook Manuel Richard 6 Jul 1960 Kt Bach 7 Aug 1893 May 1970 76
Hornsby Bertram 13 Jul 1926 Kt Bach 1876 30 Jun 1943 66
Hornsby-Smith Margaret Patricia, later [1974] Baroness Hornsby-Smith [L]. MP for Chislehurst 1950-1974. PC 1959 1 Sep 1961 DBE (Civ) 17 Mar 1914 3 Jul 1985 71
Horn-Smith Julian Michael 29 Oct 2004 Kt Bach 14 Dec 1948
Hornung John Derek 1 Jan 1976 KCVO 3 Jan 1915 26 Aug 1978 63
Horobin Ian Macdonald                     MP for Southwark Central 1931-1935 and Oldham East 1951-1959 8 Feb 1955 Kt Bach 16 Nov 1899 5 Jun 1976 76
Horridge Thomas Gardner                   MP for Manchester East 1906-1910. PC 1937 12 Oct 1910 Kt Bach 12 Oct 1857 25 Jul 1938 80
Horrocks Brian Gwynne 5 Jul 1945 KBE (Mil) 7 Sep 1895 4 Jan 1985 89
    "     " 9 Jun 1949 KCB (Mil)
Horrocks William Heaton 3 Jun 1918 KCMG 25 Aug 1859 26 Jan 1941 81
Horsbrugh Florence Gertrude, later [1959] Baroness Horsbrugh. MP for Dundee 1931-1945 and Moss Side 1950-1959. Minister of Education 1951-1954. PC 1951 18 Oct 1954 GBE (Civ) 13 Oct 1889 6 Dec 1969 80
Horsford Alfred Hastings 9 May 1860 KCB (Mil) 1818 13 Sep 1885 67
    "     " 29 May 1875 GCB (Mil)
Horsford Robert Marsh  25 Jan 1841 Kt Bach 1798 23 May 1875 76
Horsley (Beresford) Peter Torrington 15 Jun 1974 KCB (Mil) 26 Mar 1921 20 Dec 2001 80
Horsley Victor Alexander Haden 24 Oct 1902 Kt Bach 14 Apr 1857 16 Jul 1916 59
Horsman Dorothea Jean 31 Dec 1985 DBE (Civ) 17 Apr 1918 7 Jan 1994 75
Horsman Henry 23 Feb 1939 Kt Bach 1887 11 Aug 1966 79
Horton Henry 10 Jul 1935 Kt Bach 14 May 1870 19 Jul 1943 73
Horton Max Kennedy 2 Jan 1939 KCB (Mil) 29 Nov 1883 30 Jul 1951 67
    "     " 14 Jun 1945 GCB (Mil)
Horton Robert Baynes 4 Mar 1997 Kt Bach 18 Aug 1939 30 Dec 2011 72
Horton Rosemary Anne 6 Jun 2011 DNZM
Horwill Lionel Clifford 6 Mar 1948 Kt Bach 19 Sep 1890 30 May 1972 81
Horwood William Henry 19 Dec 1904 Kt Bach 5 Nov 1862 7 Apr 1945 82
    "     " 8 Jun 1944 KCMG
Horwood William Thomas Francis 1 Jan 1921 KCB (Civ) Nov 1868 16 Nov 1943 75
    "     " 2 Nov 1928 GBE (Civ)
For further information, see the note at the foot of this page
 
Deborah Drake-Brockman, wife of (firstly) Sir John Winthrop Hackett [Kt Bach 1911 and KCMG 1913] and 
(secondly) Sir Frank Beaumont Moulden [Kt Bach 1922]
 
The following biography of Lady Hackett, who was also, later, Lady Moulden, appeared in the August 1969 issue of the
monthly Australian magazine "Parade":-
 
'A beautiful dark-haired girl galloped her black horse down a desolate beach on the wild south-west coast of West
Australia in the early hours of December 1, 1876. Offshore the coastal steamer Georgette was aground and breaking up
fast in the pounding surf. Passengers had been bundled into a lifeboat, but it had overturned 100 yards out. Now, women
and children were clinging to it for their lives or struggling in the water. Spurring her horse into the raging surf the girl 
forced the panting animal to swim out to the boat. There she hauled two children up on the saddle and shouted to others
to cling to her skirt, her stirrup leathers, even the horse's tail. Then the horse was turned shoreward and completed the
first of many trips that were to rescue 50 people from the wreck. The girl's name was Grace Bussell and her daring rescue
deed made her famous as Australia's greatest heroine. [Surprisingly, the story fails to mention that she was only 16 at the
time, or that she was known as "the Grace Darling of the West" after the English heroine who had rescued people from the
sea in similar circumstances].
'Not so well known is the fact that after Grace Bussell married she had a daughter who was to become recognised as
Australia's richest woman. Grace Bussell's daughter made a huge fortune through shrewd development of rare metals such
as tantalum, wolfram and beryllium and then investing her profits in grazing and commercial enterprises from one end of
Australia to the other. 
'She was born Deborah Drake­Brockman, but through her amazing career as businesswoman, social hostess, cook, traveller
and charity worker she was better known by three other names. Married and widowed three times she was known in her
native State of West Australia as Lady Hackett, in South Australia as Lady Moulden and finally in Victoria as Dr. Buller-
Murphy. She was called Queen of the Spinifex and Australia's Tantalum Queen. She was a non-stop dynamo who for more
than half a century was a legendary figure in Australian life.
 
'As well as having a national heroine for a mother, Deborah Drake-Brockman (who was born in Perth on June 18,1887) had
famous WA pioneers on both sides of her family. Grace Bussell married Frederick Drake-Brockman, West Australia's 
Surveyor-General. Their daughter, Deborah, inherited her mother's adventurous spirit and her father's passionate interest 
in rare and beautiful stones. At 15 Deborah Drake-Brockman was more interested in solitary exploring trips in the bush
than in schooling. Indeed on one of these treks she is credited with discovering the beautiful Lake Cave near Margaret 
River in WA. Unaided, she lowered herself into the mouth of this cave by a rope which she had slung from a tree above
the rim of the giant cavity which fronted the entrance.
 
'At 17 she took the even more adventurous step of marrying the 57-year-old newspaper magnate, Sir Winthrop Hackett.
At 26 she was widowed with four daughters and a son [also named John Winthrop Hackett, later a General in the British
Army and GCB 1967]. Of her late husband she said: "He was a truly great man. As a girl I had a wonderful guide and
husband she said: "He was a truly great man. As a girl I had a wonderful guide and philosopher in Sir Winthrop." Although
Sir Winthrop Hackett left his young widow adequately provided for, the great bulk of his wealth (£750,000) was left to the
University of Western Australia. 
 
'During her brief widowhood Lady Hackett busied herself writing and publishing a 1000-page "household guide" advertised
as an Australian rival of Mrs. Beeton's Cookery Book. In 1916 she moved to Adelaide and married the barrister Frank
Moulden. But, because she disliked the idea of dropping her title she began calling herself Lady Hackett Moulden or simply
Lady Hackett. Adelaide accepted this, but once when she visited Melbourne a mischievous social reporter announced that
Lady Hackett and Mr. Frank Moulden were sharing a room at the Menzies Hotel. Before long, however, Moulden became
Lord Mayor of Adelaide and was himself knighted. So his wife dropped her Hackett title and happily became Lady Moulden.
 
'With buzz-saw energy the new lady mayoress raised more than £100,000 for charity in two years, while her Adelaide
mansion, Lordello, became the centre of a dazzling social whirl. During the 1920 Australian visit of the Prince of Wales 
(Duke of Windsor) Lady Moulden cheerfully accommodated half the royal suite in her own home.
 
'In 1923 she became interested in the mining of rare metals in WA and daringly invested most of her Hackett inheritance
in what the experts said was a wild goose chase. But Lady Moulden thought differently. Her father had taught her much
about minerals and she decided there was a fortune to be made mining tantalum (used in high quality steel alloys) at 
Wodgina, about 80 miles from Port Hedland in W.A. The gamble paid off. Her Wodgina mine became the richest source of
tantalum in the world. In 1925 she dashed off to the United States and talked American interests into taking much of the
output from her mine. Now she was on the road to fortune. From her profits she opened a wolfram mine at Hatches Creek,
300 miles north-east of Alice Springs, which proved another bonanza.
 
'By the 1930s Lady Moulden was travelling 30,000 miles a year through outback Australia checking on her ever-growing
investments. She dashed about in a flimsy aircraft of those days, in bouncing trucks and cars, on horseback and descend-
ed mine shafts for a personal inspection in a bosun's chair. In 1931 Lady Moulden's mineral interests were transferred to a
company of which she became chairman of directors. Finding that did not leave her enough to do, she acquired the 
700,000 acre Minilya station, 100 miles north of Carnarvon in W.A. In 1934 she wanted to get to London in a hurry on
business. So she hired the Dutch airmen [Keone Dirk] Parmentier [1904-1948] and [Johannes] Moll, who were returning
after competing in the Centenary Air Race to take her with them. Thus, Lady Deborah Moulden became the first commer-
cial passenger to fly from Australia to England.
'Back home again she received an honorary Doctorate of Laws from the University of Western Australia in recognition of
her first husband's benefaction. She also found time to write a book on the language, customs and legends of the 
Dordenup tribe of Aboriginals who lived near her girlhood home.
'In 1936, following the death of Sir Frank, Lady Moulden married the Melbourne barrister, and later judge, B[asil] Buller-
Murphy. This necessitated a move from Adelaide to a Toorak mansion and to transport her furniture 12 huge pantechnicons
made the trip. It was said to be the largest cargo of household goods ever moved in Australia. She was now plain Mrs.
Buller-Murphy and as she had borne the title of "Lady" from her teens she felt something was lacking. Then she remem-
bered her honorary doctorate and for the rest of her life she cheerfully called herself Dr. Buller-Murphy.
'She became one of Melbourne's most opulent society hostesses and once had 800 pigeons sent from Adelaide to be
cooked in wine for a Scots ball. Her husband described her life as "a well-organised nightmare" as she continued to dash
about the continent on business. She invested in a chain of cinemas in Perth and was constantly experimenting with new
ventures such as recovering copper from scrap and getting gold with a new dry-blowing process at Mt. Browne in NSW.
 
'During World War II Dr. Buller­Murphy's mines were taken over for the duration by the Australian Government. Tantalum
in particular was vitally important to the Allied was effort and was flown directly from Wodgina to the United States. 
Because one of its uses was in radar Dr. Buller-Murphy said proudly after the war: "My metal was used in radar and radar
saved Britain."  But that did not stop her in 1949 bringing action against the Commonwealth for £1 million compensation for
its wartime use of her mines. When the matter was ultimately settled out of court for an undisclosed sum Dr. Buller-Murphy
stated her life-long creed: "I always say what I mean and I always mean what I say." But this same no-nonsense business-
woman spent much of her time during World War II running a cafe for charity in Melbourne and personally making more
than 5000 lb. of jam and chutney for sale in the establishment.
'After the war Dr. Buller-Murphy left her Toorak home for a simple orchard property at Kilsyth in the Dandenongs [about
30 km east of Melbourne]. "It doesn't matter where you live," she once said. "It's the way you make your home." At 
Kilsyth she toiled from daybreak daily in her prize garden and when inside busied herself weaving dress lengths, suit 
lengths, scarves, towels and tartans on a hand loom. The property abounded in pets - dingoes, magpies, seagulls, 
wallabies, crows, tortoises, mountain devils [a species of lizard] and many more. "Do you like animals?" was the first and
most important question Dr. Buller-Murphy asked when interviewing prospective servants. She staged comic opera in
Melbourne, ingeniously rebuilt her dining-room to look like the interior of an 18th century London tavern and ran a home
for orphans. 
 
'When the Olympic Games were staged in Melbourne in 1956 Dr. Buller-Murphy was called on by the organisers to serve
a truly Australian epicurean meal to 200 visiting VIPs. The result was an alfresco luncheon, prepared entirely by the then
68-year-old hostess. She served barramundi from Darwin, oysters from Onslow, crayfish from Geraldton, wild turkey from
Carnarvon and venison from deer hunted in the Victorian Alps. But because the barramundi arrived with the heads and tails
removed this threatened to destroy the decorative effect of the prepared fish in Dr. Buller-Murphy's cold buffet. 
Undeterred she scoured the Melbourne fish markets for equivalent-sized snapper heads and tails. These she fitted to the
barramundi, added frills to hide the joins and nobody was any the wiser.
 
'Courageous, enterprising and probably Australia's most successful self-made businesswoman, thrice widowed Dr. Buller-
Murphy died at Kilsyth on April 16, 1965.'
 
 
Sir George Basil Haddon-Smith  [KCMG 1915]
When Sir George died, the obituary below was published in the "Daily Telegraph" of 19 June 1931:-
'Sir George Basil Haddon-Smith, K.C.M.G., a former Governor of the Bahamas and the Windward Islands, has died at the 
age of 70.
'Sir George entered the Colonial Service in 1886, and became private secretary and A.D.C. to Sir Gilbert Carter [at that 
time Administrator of the Gambia]. He served with distinction in the Jebu Expedition of 1892 [in modern-day Nigeria], and
afterwards as political officer on a mission to the interior tribes of Lagos Colony.
'He found slavery rampant in the Leckie district of that colony and sturdily upheld the principle of freedom on British
territory. One morning he found sitting at the base of his flagstaff a family of ten - father, mother, and eight children - 
poor unfortunates who understood that if they succeeded in reaching the British flag they would be free. On another
occasion, when he was in a native chief's country, a slave ran out of the bush and threw himself at his feet. As he was
in the chief's country he could not free him, but he told the sergeant of his escort to tell the slave that if he could get
down to the river and swim to his launch, from which the British flag was flying, he would be free. The slave acted on
the advice, and gained his liberty.
On another occasion an escaped slave was recaptured in British territory. Haddon-Smith ascertained where he had been
taken, and quickly hastened to the village, where he discovered the slave in chains. Although he was the slave of the
chief, he contended that by escaping to British territory he had regained his freedom, and that his recapture in British 
territory was illegal. He gave the chief two hours to decide as to whether he would release the slave or have his village
burnt. The chief wisely decided on the first alternative.
'Sir George was private secretary to Major-Gen. Sir Francis Scott during the Ashanti campaign. In 1900, while serving on
the staff of Col. Sir James Willcocks, Ashanti Field Force, he was specially mentioned in despatches, was created a C.M.G.,
and gained the Ashanti medal and clasps. He was acting Governor of Gambia Colony for a short time, and was for eleven
years Colonial Secretary of Sierra Leone, acting as Governor of the Colony on many occasions.
'Sir George became Governor of the Bahamas in 1912, and of the Windward Islands in 1914, a position he held until 1923,
when he retired. During the eleven years of his two Governorships he did not take a day's leave.'
Sir Edward John Lees Hallstrom  [Kt Bach 1952]
The following [edited] biography of Sir Edward Hallstrom appeared in the December 1971 issue of the Australian monthly
magazine "Parade":-
 
"Sydney industrialist Sir Edward Hallstrom made a fortune from his refrigerators, but gave £2 million of it away. Medical
research and his beloved Taronga Park Zoo [in Sydney] were the main beneficiaries. The office of Sir Edward Hallstrom at
his refrigerator factory in the Sydney suburb of Willoughby reflected its owner's life-long passion for birds and animals. They
were of more interest to him than business and were far more in evidence than filing cabinets, calculating machines and
sales graphs. The walls were covered with wildlife sketches and prints. Stuffed birds occupied every nook and cranny.
Elephant tusks stood in a corner on a jaguar-skin rug. Two stuffed black bears cavorted round a miniature tree, while a
tiger's skull served as an ashtray and the preserved foot of an elephant propped open the door. 
 
"That particular foot had belonged to Nellie, a long-time favourite at Sydney's Taronga Park Zoo, where she entertained
visitors by playing on a giant mouth organ. Either Nellie's popularity or her musical talent made two other female elephants
jealous and this grew like a cancer until one day in the 1950s they were unable to stand it any longer. They crept up
behind Nellie and gave her a concerted shove that sent her tumbling to her death into the deep moat round the elephant
enclosure. This so upset Sir Edward Hallstrom (who, as chairman of the Taronga Park Trust, virtually ran the zoo as a one-
man operation) that he broke down and wept. Then he decided he would like to have something of Nellie around to remind
him of her. And that is how the elephant's foot ended up as door stopper.
"A rumpled, pear-shaped millionaire, Sir Edward Hallstrom was one of Australia's most successful industrialists, and its best-
known philanthropist and animal lover. He continually made headlines and often roused controversy as he ran the Sydney
Zoo in his own way, traded rare birds and animals with other zoos all over the world and successfully bred rhinoceroses,
giraffes and other animals in captivity. At the same time, having made his fortune in the post-war boom in refrigerator 
sales, Sir Edward was giving away some £2 million. The money went into cancer, heart and general medical research, into
various church projects, to Taronga Park (an estimated £250,000) and in uncounted personal philanthropies.
 
"Edward John Lees Hallstrom was born at Coonamble, NSW, on September 25, 1886. His father was an English migrant of
Swedish extraction who originally tried to settle on a farm, but moved to Sydney when Edward was three. The Hallstroms
took a house at Redfern, the father worked for a carrier and young Edward was chiefly notable for his passion for animals.
His mother was always finding small, smelly creatures in the boy's pockets. As pets he kept a crow, a kookaburra, several
cats and dogs, a parrot, canaries and a tribe of white rats.
"At 10 young Hallstrom was earning money doing odd jobs and at 13 he was apprenticed to a cabinet maker. At 21 he was
in charge of a furniture factory and working on the principle of "always giving my boss a square deal." Hallstrom did this
until 1914 when he opened his own small furniture manufacturing business. After World War I he turned to making ice
chests. In 1923 he moved to a factory in Willoughby (which gradually became the rambling headquarters of his huge
refrigerator business) and began studying refrigeration.
"Hallstrom had the idea of providing a utility icebox run on kerosene for the use of country residents. For 18 months he
haunted the public library and read everything he could on refrigeration. Eventually he built his first unit "by rule of thumb."
This Hallstrom kerosene refrigerator was called Silent Knight because he had heard a pretty girl singing the Christmas song
Silent Night. Later he was to make and sell 1200 of them weekly, powered by kerosene, gas or electricity. But before that,
Hallstrom had to take his first crude kerosene unit to the outback and peddle it from door to door. It was hard going for
some years, because he had to break down the resistance of country people who thought that the old pioneer type of
drip safe was good enough. But by the 1930s Hallstrom had an ever-growing business and was on the way to his millions.
"During World War II, when the factory was working three shifts a day, Hallstrom virtually bade goodbye to his home, his
wife and four children and lived on the job in a three-room office-flat. By then, a soft-voiced heavy-set slow-moving man
with untidy hair and a fondness for wearing slippers in public. Edward Hallstrom loved his work and his business almost as
much as his animals. Meanwhile, as his profits mounted, Hallstrom had begun spending money on animals. As far back 
as 1937 he donated two rhinoceroses (the first ever to come to Australia) to Taronga Park Zoo. These animals resulted
from his instructions to his son to market a shipload of 500 Hallstrom kerosene refrigerators in Africa and spend the profits
on animals. 
 
"In 1941 Edward Hallstrom was made a member of the Taronga Park Trust, while his influence in the Zoo's administration
increased in 1944, when he made a gift of a £9500 office building. Then in 1947, his refrigerator profits skyrocketed and
overseas animals again became available for purchase. He presented Taronga with a huge consignment of 1645 birds and
animals, including three rhinos, two elephants, four chimpanzees, nine cheetahs and two leopards.
 
"A year later Hallstrom became chairman of Taronga Park. For the next 20 years or thereabouts he was in effect the zoo's
chief executive officer. He spent most afternoons at the zoo and supervised practically everything from the psychological
problems of the monkeys to the hinges on the elephant gate. Visiting overseas dignitaries were usually conducted over the
zoo personally by Sir Edward Hallstrom, who had been knighted in 1952 in Queen Elizabeth's first honours list.
 
"Hallstrom organised and largely financed more than a dozen overseas expeditions in search of rare and exotic animals,
birds and reptiles. Because new quarantine laws kept many animals out of the country, he insisted on the necessity of
breeding at Taronga, and had outstanding success with giraffes and rhinos. The giraffes had their own special maternity
ward at the zoo. It was provided with a grilled window set high in the wall so the other giraffes could watch the births.
"Not content with the thousands of Taronga exhibits, Hallstrom also had various private collections. On a 65-acre
sanctuary at Mona Vale he bred white kangaroos and wallabies as well as koalas, while at his home in Northbridge, in 
some 170 aviaries covering three acres, he had the best private parrot collection in the world. Then there was Hallstrom's
non-profit-making New Guinea venture in the Wahgi Valley, where he established a 1500-acre livestock experimental 
station and bird sanctuary. From it he exported some of New Guinea's rare and beautiful birds of paradise to zoos around
the world, receiving many of their rarities in exchange.
 
"Hallstrom's penchant for these swapping deals was often criticised by Australian animal lovers. He began his exporting 
in 1952, when he sent four koalas from the Mona Vale sanctuary to the San Diego Zoo in California. And he was well aware
of the storm of criticism that would follow if anything happened to them. However, the koala quartet arrived safely by air
and Sir Edward breathed again - until a friend in California airmailed to him a newspaper picture of the koalas taken in their
new San Diego home. Immediately he saw the photograph, Hallstrom's experienced eye told him one of the koalas was sick.
Five hours later he was on a plane for California. He arrived at San Diego, spent 36 hours showing zoo staff how to spoon-
feed an ailing koala with milk and sugar, and checking the local eucalyptus leaves. Then, with the koala on the way to
recovery, Sir Edward flew back home again - and successfully concealed the true reason for the trip from local reporters
who greeted him. 
"In 1960 increasing criticism of Hallstrom's personal control of Taronga Park caused him to retire as chairman of the trust.
His son John then became chairman and Sir Edward was made an honorary director, but he still exercised much the same
control as before. Seven years later, when the Director of the Zurich Zoo visited Sydney and criticised Taronga, Sir 
Edward told reporters: "They're not going to get rid of me just yet." However, in 1967, the trust appointed an academic
zoologist, Ronald Strahan, as director of the zoo.
"Sir Edward stepped aside, but still continued his gifts, and eventually most of his private collections of birds and animals
went to Taronga. When his wife died in May 1968, Sir Edward presented the Methodist Mission with a home at Leichhardt
for unmarried mothers. It was dedicated to Lady Hallstrom. In 1969 the 83-year-old millionaire met an old friend, Dr. Mabel
Maguire, whom he had not seen for years, and invited her out to dinner. They were married a month later. Nine months 
later, on February 27, 1970, Sir Edward Hallstrom died at his Northbridge home. Zoo director Ronald Strahan then said: "No
man had a stronger influence on the zoo than Sir Edward. Hallstrom and the zoo were virtually synonymous."
 
Sir Reginald Clare Hart VC  [KCB 1899, KCVO 1904 and GCB 1931]
Hart was a lieutenant in the Royal Corps of Engineers during the Second Anglo-Afghan War when he was awarded a 
Victoria Cross for his actions, which were described in the London Gazette of 10 Jun 1879 [issue 24732, page 3830]:-
'The Queen has been graciously pleased to signify Her intention to confer the decoration of the Victoria Cross on the  
undermentioned Officer of Her Majesty's Army, whose claim has been submitted for Her Majesty's approval, for his gallant
conduct in rescuing a mounted Sowar of the 13th Bengal Lancers on the 31st January, 1879, as recorded in the accomp-
anying statement:-
'Lieutenant Reginald Clare Hart, Royal Engineers. For his gallant conduct in risking his own life in endeavouring to save the
life of a private soldier. The Lieutenant-General commanding the 2nd Division, Peshawar Field Force, reports that when on
convoy duty with that Force on 31st January, 1879, Lieutenenat Hart, of the Royal Engineers, took the initiative in running
some 1,200 yards to the rescue of a wounded Sowar of the 13th Bengal Lancers in a river bed exposed to the fire of the
enemy, of unknown strength, from both flanks, and also from a party in the river bed.
 
Lieutenant Hart reached the wounded Sowar, drove off the enemy, and brought him under cover with the aid of some 
soldiers who accompanied him on the way.'
 
Hart continued his career in the Army, eventually reaching the rank of General.
 
 
Sir Henry Havelock  [KCB 1857]
The following biography of Sir Henry Havelock was published in the July 1963 number of the Australian monthly magazine
"Parade":-
"In the dusty, sun-parched British Army cantonments outside Agra, Central India, strange sounds could be heard drifting
from the men's quarters any evening in the 1830s - the sound of Cockney voices raised lustily in hymns. Sitting comfort-
ably at their port, the scarlet-jacketed officers of the 13th Regiment often exchanged polite sneers. "Havelock's Saints
are at it again," they would remark. "Coffee and salvation - all for a penny a cup!" But the sneers were silenced when the
hymn-singing leader, Henry Havelock, entered the mess. No one dared tempt the acid tongue of the most unorthodox
British officer in the Indian Army service.
"For 30 years the austere martinet Havelock was unknown outside the small Indian military circle. Yet he was to be hailed
as one of his country's greatest soldiers, a hero of the Indian Mutiny, and an idol of the British public. "Never since the
death of Nelson has the nation been so plunged in universal mourning," said one London newspaper when Havelock 
perished amid the horrors of Lucknow. Queen Victoria said she felt she had lost a dear brother. People wept in the streets
at the story of how the dying hero called his son to his side to see how a Christian could die.
 
"Havelock was born on April 5, 1795, of a Sunderland shipbuilding family. In his youth there were hopes of a legal career,
but these hopes were blasted by the sudden bankruptcy of his father. In 1815 his elder brother obtained an ensign's
commission for him in the Rifle Brigade, but the end of the Napoleonic Wars made prospects of rapid military distinction
remote. Eight years later Havelock's regiment was shipped to India. There he was to campaign for 34 years from the 
jungles of Burma to the snows of Afghanistan, until the bloody explosion of the Mutiny.
 
"He was an earnest young man when he reached Calcutta in 1823. He had devoured volumes of military theory, made
himself an expert on Indian languages and was ardently ambitious. In Calcutta he met the man who was to change the
current of his life - Joshua Marshman [1768-1837], the humble Wiltshire weaver who had become one of the greatest
Oriental scholars in India and the leader of the Baptist missionaries in Bengal. Havelock was fascinated by Marshman's
piety and learning. To the scornful astonishment of his fellow-officers he joined the Baptist Church and, in 1829, married
Marshman's daughter Hannah.
 
"Thereafter, his life-long aim was to clean up the morals, health and discipline of the British troops in India. With religious
fervour he surveyed the scene of his labours, and was appalled. Three quarters of the Indian Army consisted of native
Sepoys under British officers. They were either Hindus or Moslems, and attempts to convert them were not encouraged
by the authorities. The white regiments alone presented a terrible picture to Havelock's missionary zeal. The men were
mostly the sweepings of Britain's slums and gaols. Discipline was either non-existent or enforced by merciless floggings.
Camps were pest-holes of cholera and dysentery. In their antiquated woollen uniforms, the soldiers died like flies from
exhaustion under the blazing Indian sun.
 
"Engrossed in a pleasant round of hunting and entertaining, most of the officers gave no thought to their wretched troops.
To them, Havelock was a meddlesome crank or a pious visionary. With no money to buy promotion, Havelock remained a
junior officer for a long time. Not until 1838, when he was a grizzled, fever-thinned veteran of 43, did he reach the rank
of captain. By then he was regarded within the Indian Army circles as a notable eccentric, who for 12 years had been 
hammering temperance and piety into the brutalised troops of every regiment to which he was appointed.
 
"The Burmese War of 1825 provided his first opportunity. On the jungle-bank of the river upstream from Rangoon he found
a ruined Buddhist temple and converted it into a Baptist chapel. Attracted by unusual sounds, his fellow officers peered
peered into the building one evening. Smoky candlelight flickered on the figures of a handful of men singing hymns, while
Havelock held a Bible in one hand and beat time with a bamboo cane in the other. The legend of Havelock's Saints had 
been born, but his real notoriety came when he was posted as adjutant to the great camp at Agra from 1830 to 1835.
 
"His regiment was one of the worst in the service, ruffians demoralised by disease, drink and idleness. Almost every day a
soldier was dragged to the triangle and reduced to whimpering stupor by flogging. Undaunted by the jeers of his 
colleagues, Havelock accepted the challenge. He got convict labour to build a chapel, raised £90 to erect a hut where
coffee was sold at a penny a cup, started Bible meetings and hymn singing and opened a savings bank for his men. 
Although he insisted on rigid discipline, especially in enforcing his sanitary rules, the number of men court-martialled fell by
half. By 1835 his reputation had spread throughout the Indian service.
 
"In November 1838 he was appointed ADC to Sir Willoughby Cotton, commander of the Army which invaded Afghanistan
and installed Shah Shujah on the throne in Kabul instead of the anti-British ruler Dost Mohammed. After the Kabul rising in 
1841, when the British garrison was butchered in the wild mountain passes, Havelock shared in the heroic defence of
Jalalabad until a relief army reached it in April 1842.
"Service in the North-West Frontier Wars against Mahrattas and Sikhs added lustre to his military name in the next 10
years and in May 1854 his well-earned reward came. By slow steps he had reached the rank of colonel. Now he was
Quartermaster-General of the Indian Army, a comfortable and lucrative at Simla.
"Havelock was not interested in comfort or pickings. He was responsible for the discipline and efficiency of the regiments
scattered thinly over India - a mere handful of men compared with the millions of subject people - and a fearful testing 
time was at hand. Since the Afghan disasters the native awe of the British military might had waned. There were stirrings
in the Sepoy regiments as Havelock set out on his long, exhausting tours of inspection. He was worried by the high 
command's apathy and by the scanty number of British troops. His views were respected, and the sneers at Havelock's
Saints had died away. But his warnings had little effect.
"The British public had never heard of Henry Havelock and nobody could have guessed that the dour, hard-working
quartermaster-general was soon to be the hero of a nation. In April 1857 the explosion came. The Sepoys at Meerut burst
into mutiny, slaughtered their officers and seized the ancient Indian capital of Delhi. The rebellion swept all northern India
like flame. Within a few weeks, British garrisons with a swarm of helpless women and children were besieged in Cawnpore
and Lucknow, and the tide of butchery rolled down the Ganges Valley towards Bengal.
 
"News of the tragedy stunned people in Britain. Sir Colin Campbell, veteran of the Napoleonic and Crimean Wars, was sent
to India to take command. In Calcutta, the Governor-General, Lord Canning, worked desperately to stave off further
disaster. At all costs, Cawnpore and Lucknow must be relieved. In June, Havelock was ordered to lead a "movable column"
of 2000 British and loyal Indian troops and cut his way through the masses of mutineers. The appointment was bitterly
criticised in Calcutta. Havelock was attacked as being too "soft" to the Indians. Lady Canning called him "an old fossil, dug
up and only fit to be turned into pipeclay."
 
"The quartermaster-general himself had no illusions about the nightmare march ahead. It was the worst season of the 
year. Men fell in scores along the road, struck down by the searing heat or dying from fever and dysentery. Only 
Havelock's merciless discipline kept the force together as it fought through the burned and devastated countryside, until
the shattering victory of Fatehpur brought it to the gates of Cawnpore. Whatever "softness" Havelock might have felt
turned to grim lust for vengeance when he entered Cawnpore on July 17 and saw the grisly relics of Nana Sahib's 
massacre. British troops and women and children alike, after being promised their lives by the treacherous Mahratta chief,
had been butchered in cold blood in the most fearful atrocity of the mutiny.
 
"In nine days the little army had marched 130 miles in the boiling heat and won three battles against overwhelming 
numbers. Now, with only 1500 men, Havelock plunged on towards besieged Lucknow. There, penned in the British
Residency, raked by murderous short-range gunfire and tortured by thirst and sickness, more than 3000 troops and
civilians were holding out desperately for his arrival. Twice he advanced and was driven back. Not until August 16 was
Havelock able to seize the key point of Bithur and advance again, and a further five weeks passed before his men fought
through the narrow streets of Lucknow towards the Residency. More than 500 died in the last rush for the Residency. And,
even with reinforcements, the Lucknow garrison was too weak to break out. The siege continued for another two months
until Sir Colin Campbell's army crushed the mutineers and entered the town in mid-November. Lucknow was saved, but its
hero barely lived to see the triumph. 
 
"Struck down by dysentery, Havelock died on November 24, 1857, just after dispatches from London arrived with the
announcement of his knighthood [and his promotion to Major-General]. Sir Henry Havelock was buried beneath a giant 
mango tree in the palace park of Lucknow. His son, who served in his regiment, carefully levelled the grave lest it be
desecrated by the Indians when Campbell evacuated the town."
Before news of Havelock's death reached England, letters patent were directed, on 26 November, to create him a baronet.
Instead, his son Henry was created a baronet in January 1858, and Havelock's widow was given the rank of a baronet's
widow, a pension for life of £1000 a year and a grace and favour residence.
 
 
Sir James Wycliffe Headlam-Morley  [nominated Kt Bach 1929, but not invested]
Headlam-Morley's name appeared on the 1929 King's Birthday Honours List, in recognition of his role of Historical Adviser to
the Foreign Office. He died three months later without having been invested. In the London Gazette (issue 33550, page 
7216) there appeared a notice dated 4 November 1929 which read "The King has been graciously pleased, by Warrant
under His Majesty's Royal Sign Manual, to grant unto Else, widow of the late James Wycliffe Headlam-Morley, Esq., C.B.E.,
the style, title, rank and precedence to which she would have been entitled had her husband survived to receive the
degree, style and title of a Knight Bachelor which His Majesty had signified his intention of conferring upon him."
Sir Thomas Henley  [KBE 1920]
After retiring from a lengthy career in State politics, Sir Thomas Henley was drowned in Sydney Harbour after falling from
a ferry, as reported in the Melbourne "Herald" of 14 May 1935:-
'In tragic circumstances Sir Thomas Henley, former M[ember of the] L[egislative] A[ssembly] and one of the most 
prominent figures in State political and civic circles met his death today by falling from a Manly bound ferry and drowning
off Bradley's Head.
'Sir Thomas left his home, Tudor House, Drummoyne, this morning, informing his family that he would return after lunch. 
The Manly ferry Barrenjoey was bound for Manly when the tragedy occurred. There were cries from the passengers as the
sound of something heavy striking the water was heard. It was then seen that a man was in the water. Trevor Bennett,
of Norton Street, Manly, a member of the South Steyne Life Saving Club, dived overboard and supported the body while
the ferry halted and a boat was lowered.
'Bennett and Sidney James were reading on the closed portion of the top deck when a woman ran in calling, "There's a
man overboard." When they reached the open deck, they noticed a man struggling in the water about 300 yards to the 
rear. Bennett cried, "let me go and save him," but was restrained by his companion from jumping into the harbour.  When
the boat was reversed and was within about 50 yards of Sir Thomas, who did not appear to be struggling, Bennett dived
fully clothed into the water and swam to his assistance. He held his head above water until a boat was lowered. Sidney
James said that evidently Sir Thomas was on the upstairs outside deck before he fell over. Passengers were so impressed
with Bennett's gallantry that they took up a collection.
 
'The body was taken aboard the vessel and first aid efforts made by members of the crew and others. The Barrenjoey was
headed at full speed for the wharf and four whistles continuously sounded for the police. On arrival there the body was
taken by the Manly district ambulance to the district hospital, where life was pronounced extinct.
'Sir Thomas Henley, whose health has not been satisfactory lately, after making a couple of short calls in the city told his
chauffeur, Percival Woodbury, to drive him to the Manly wharf, as he felt like a trip on the harbour. He gave the chauffeur
a few shillings to do some shopping, and left in the Barrenjoey at 11 o'clock. His last instructions to the chauffeur were
that he was to be at the quay to meet the Barrenjoey on the return trip. Woodbury said that Sir Thomas had appeared to
be quite in normal health, but he did remark, "If I happen to get a dizzy feeling, get in touch with my brother, whom you
will find at the bowling club."
'Sir Thomas, who was born in England in 1860, came to Australia in the eighties. He was a member of the Legislative
Assembly for many years, but did not contest the recent elections. He was six times Mayor of Drummoyne, and was for
many years, until recently, a member of the Water and Sewerage Board. In the Great War he served as commissioner
of the Australian Comforts Fund, and attained the rank of colonel. He was a strong force in the Nationalist Party, and in
1920 was created a C.B.E., the same year seeing him made a K.B.E.
'Sir Thomas Henley was a self-made man. He was a builder and contractor and became a large property holder in 
Drummoyne. A son, Captain Harold Leslie Henley, was killed at the War. Sir Thomas was born in Wiltshire in 1860 and
educated at the village school. He came to Australia aged 23. Sir Thomas is survived by a widow and two daughters.'
Sir Wilfred Lawrence Hepton  [Kt Bach 1908]
Sir Wilfred drowned while on a fishing expedition in the Pyrenees in May 1911. The following report appeared in "The
Manchester Guardian" of 24 May 1911:-
'Sir Wilfred Hepton, ex-Lord Mayor of Leeds [1907-1908], has been drowned (says a message from Reuter's correspondent 
at Argeles, Pyrenees) while fishing in a lake in the mountains near that place. The body has been recovered.
'The news of the death of Sir Wilfred Hepton was received at Leeds with widespread regret. Sir Wilfred was Lord Mayor
of the city at the time of the visit of King Edward and Queen Alexandra to open an extension of the University buildings,
and he received his knighthood on that occasion, an honour that gratified both the people of Leeds and a host of friends
in Canada, where Sir Wilfred had a large estate. His wife was a Canadian. The Vicar of Leeds (Dr. Bickersteth), Mrs.
Bickersteth, Alderman Hepton (Sir Wilfred's brother), and Mr. Harry Hepton left Leeds early yesterday morning to join Lady
Hepton and her daughter, who had been staying at Argeles with Sir Wilfred.
'Sir Wilfred was a successful business man, a keen golfer, hunter of big game, and a companion of much charm and
geniality of manner. It is expected that the remains will be brought to Leeds for interment.'
The "Daily Mail" of 29 May 1911 reported that "the body of the late Sir Wilfred Hepton, ex-Lord Mayor of Leeds, who was
drowned while fishing in a lake in the Pyrenees last Monday, reached England on Saturday. When the body was recovered
it was enmeshed from head to foot in the fishing line. Anglers in the Pyrenees attach a heavy stone to the line to steady
the bait. It is supposed that Sir William became entangled with the line and was dragged into the water."
 
Sir Thomas Eustace Hill  [Kt Bach 1930]
Sir Thomas was aware that he had very little time to live, and as a result, committed suicide, as reported in the "Daily
Telegraph" of 27 November 1931:-
'Sir Thomas Eustace Hill died last night in tragic circumstances at his residence, Stone Crouch, Luscombe-road, Parkstone,
Dorset. He had held many prominent positions in the medical world.
'Sir Thomas was confined to his room with a severe internal complaint, and his daughter, Mrs. Allen, was with him last
night until about seven o'clock. He was in his usual health when she left him to have her dinner, but when her father's
evening meal was taken to him about an hour later the door of his bed-room was found locked, and escaping gas could be 
smelt.
'The door was forced, and Sir Thomas was found in his chair unconscious near the unlighted gas fire. The room was full of
gas. Medical aid was summoned and artificial respiration tried, without avail. The inquest will be held tomorrow at Poole.
'Sir Thomas Eustace Hill, who was 66, was a son of the late Dr. Alfred Hill, Medical Officer of Health for Birmingham, where
he served as Medical Officer for the Isolation Hospital and Deputy Medical Officer of Health. For nine years he was 
Professor of Public Health, Durham University College of Medicine, and he also held the position of Medical Officer of Health
to the County of Durham. He was President of the Association of County Medical Officers of Health, 1929-30.'
In its next issue, on 28 November 1931, the "Daily Telegraph" reported on the inquest:-
'A doctor stated at the inquest at Poole yesterday on Sir Thomas Eustace Hill, who was found dead in a gas-filled bed-
room at his residence at Parkstone on Wednesday night, that Sir Thomas had only two weeks to live. He was suffering
from cancer on the liver.
'A verdict of suicide by asphyxia from coal-gas poisoning during temporary mental incapacity caused by illness was 
returned.
'Dr. William McNaughton, of Parkstone, said Sir Thomas's condition affected his mental balance because he was a man of
extreme mental ability. The thought that he was unable to use his mind seemed to tell on him just as much as the pain
he was suffering.'
Sir Alfred Joseph Hitchcock  [nominated KBE 1979, but never invested]
The name of Alfred Hitchcock, the legendary film director, was included the 1980 New Year's Honours List which was 
gazetted on 31 December 1979, to be a KBE. He died, however, before he could be invested. Subsequently, the London
Gazette (issue 48391, page 16828) contained a notice dated 27 November 1980, which read: 'By Royal Warrant bearing
date 1st August 1980 Her Majesty the Queen has been graciously pleased to ordain and declare that Alma Hitchcock,
widow of Alfred Joseph Hitchcock, Esquire, deceased, shall have, hold and enjoy the same style, title, rank and 
precedence to which she would have been entitled had her husband survived and received from Her Majesty the title
and dignity of a Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire.'
Sir Horace Lambert Alexander Hood  [KCB 1916]
Hood was killed in the Battle of Jutland on 31 May 1916 when his flagship, HMS Invincible, was sunk by enemy fire. Over
1000 officers and men died in this action, there being only six survivors.
The London Gazette of 15 September 1916 [supplement 29751, page 9070] includes the following notice:-
"The King has been graciously pleased to approve of the posthumous honour of Knights Commanderships of the Most 
Honourable Order of the Bath being conferred on the late Rear-Admiral Sir Robert Keith Arbuthnot, Bart, C.B., M.V.O. [qv],
and the late Rear-Admiral the Hon. Horace Lambert Hood, C.B., M.V.O., D.S.O., who were killed in action on the 31st May,
1916, in recognition of their services mentioned in the Commander-in-Chief's despatch of 24th June, 1916."
Sir William Thomas Francis Horwood  [KCB 1921 and GBE 1928]
Horwood was commissioned in the Army as a second lieutenant in 1887 and served until the end of the 1st World War, by
which time was a temporary brigadier-general. At the end of the war, he was recruited into the Metropolitan Police as an
Assistant Commissioner and was subsequently promoted to Commissioner in 1920. In late 1922, an attempt was made to 
kill Horwood and two of his subordinates by way of poisoned chocolates, as described in "The Times" of 13 November 
1922:-
'It can now be stated that the attempt to murder Brigadier-General Sir William Horwood, the Commissioner of the
Metropolitan Police, is believed officially to be the work of a lunatic, and that the method employed was to send
chocolates containing arsenic through the post to the Commissioner at New Scotland Yard. He ate one of the chocolates
under the impression that they had been sent by a friend.
'These facts, and others given below, were in the possession of The Times on Friday, but representations were made by
the police that it would be highly impolitic to publish them at the moment, as it would gravely hamper the efforts of the
Criminal Investigation Department in following a particularly promising line of inquiry. In fact, it was declared that such
publication would render nugatory what had been accomplished so far.
'The attempt to poison Sir William Horwood was aided by the coincidence that at the time the poisoned chocolates
arrived he was half expecting some kind of gift. When, therefore, the box of chocolates arrived of Thursday his suspicions
were not aroused by the fact that the sender's identity was not indicated. The parcel was actually opened by Miss
Drysdale, the Commissioner's private secretary. The cardboard box contained about a dozen large chocolates, known,
it is understood, as "whipped cream walnuts."
'The Commissioner ate one, and also offered one to his secretary. She apparently only ate part of the outer chocolate
layer, and then noticed a bitter taste. She remarked upon this to the Commissioner, who, however, did not notice
anything unusual in his chocolate, and went on eating it. Miss Drysdale then took another bite at her chocolate and,
detecting unmistakably an alien and bitter flavour, threw it away and urged Sir William to do the same. The Commissioner,
however, not having noticed an unusual taste, and being preoccupied with business, finished his chocolate, but 
afterwards remarked that the cream seemed to have "touched up" his throat. The chocolates were put aside, and 
nothing more was thought of the matter until the Commissioner's collapse some hours later. He had previously felt a
passing faintness, but had made light of it. By the time his seizure occurred there had been a considerable diffusion of
the poison in his system. This rendered the task of the doctors much more difficult, and, in fact, several times during
Thursday night his life was despaired of. Frequent use of oxygen and other heart stimulants was necessary before he
was fit to be removed to St. Thomas's Hospital.
'Within an hour or two of the Commissioner's collapse the doctors knew that they had to deal with a case of arsenical
poisoning, and the chocolates had been suspected as the medium. The remainder of the chocolates were closely 
examined, and it was found that a small square in the base of each had been delicately removed and replaced. The cream
in the chocolates was analysed later by Mr. Webster, the Home Office analyst, who found that it contained arsenic; and
while no quantitative analysis has yet been made, there is no doubt that the chocolate eaten by Sir William Horwood
contained considerably more than a fatal dose. The full resources if the Criminal Investigation Department, under the
direction of Superintendent Wensley, were set at work, and it was quickly discovered that the packet had been posted
in a London suburb.
'Less than a week previously an attempt was made to poison one of the Assistant Commissioners at Scotland Yard by
exactly similar methods, and the police are convinced that the same hand has been at work in both cases. When the
Assistant Commissioner received a box of chocolates from an unknown source he was not expecting any such gift, and he
put it aside for analysis. Sir William Horwood was unaware of this incident, as the matter was not regarded as urgent, and
the result of the analysis had therefore not been received when the second box of chocolates arrived. Only after his 
illness was it possible to associate the two events. The analysis of the first box is not entirely completed, but it has been 
ascertained that those chocolates also were poisoned.
'The police suspect that both these attempts are the work of some person, apparently sane to his or her friends, who is
really a dangerous maniac. "There is no knowing what a lunatic may not attempt in this way," said Sir Wyndham Childes,
Director of Criminal Investigation, to a representative of The Times. "He may select any person whose name is much 
before the public, and such people should be very careful about any parcels they receive. Just as the directory is used by
the begging letter writer or the writer of threatening letters, so it can be used by a lunatic of this description."
In early 1923 a man named Walter Tatam was charged with being responsible for the poisoned chocolates. He was never
brought to trial, since it was obvious that he was insane. The Dundee "Courier and Argus" of 1 Mar 1923 reported that:-
'In view of medical evidence given at the Old Bailey yesterday, when Walter Frank Tatam (42), a gardener, was indicted
before Mr. Justice Horridge for sending poisoned chocolates to Sir William Horwood, the Chief Commissioner of the Metro-
politan Police, the Hon. Trevor Bigham, and Mr. F.L.D. Elliott, the Assistant Commissioner with intent to murder or cause 
them grievous bodily harm, Tatam was found to be unfit to take his trial, and ordered to be kept in strict custody until His
Majesty's pleasure be known.'