KNIGHTS AND DAMES HOS - KIM
Last updated 30/11/2018 (8 Mar 2026)
Last Name/Title	First Names		Created	Order	Born	Died	Age
Hose	(John) Walter		13 Jul 1926	Kt Bach	1865	17 Dec 1958	93
Hosie	Alexander		28 Jun 1907	Kt Bach	16 Jan 1853	10 Mar 1925	72
Hosker	Gerald Albery		31 Dec 1994	KCB (Civ)	28 Jul 1933	30 Nov 2024	91
Hosker	James Atkinson		28 Jun 1928	Kt Bach	1857	13 Feb 1929	71
Hosking	John Henry		6 Jul 1925	Kt Bach	1854	30 May 1928	73
Hoskins	Anthony Hiley		18 Nov 1882 17 Nov 1893	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	1 Sep 1828	21 Jun 1901	72
Hoskins	(Arthur) Reginald		3 Jun 1919	KCB (Mil)	30 May 1871	7 Feb 1942	70
Hoskins	Brian John		2 Nov 2007	Kt Bach	17 May 1945
Hoskins	Cecil Harold		8 Aug 1960	Kt Bach	11 Nov 1899	8 Mar 1971	71
Hoskyns	John Austin Hungerford Leigh		13 Jul 1982	Kt Bach	23 Aug 1927	20 Oct 2014	87
Hoskyns-Abrahall	(Theo) Chandos		18 Feb 1950	Kt Bach	17 Dec 1896	24 Jan 1975	78
Hotchin	Claude		12 Mar 1968	Kt Bach	7 Mar 1898	3 Jun 1977	79
Hotham	Alan Geoffrey		9 Jun 1938	KCMG	3 Oct 1876	10 Jul 1965	88
Hotham	Charles Governor of Victoria 1855		9 Mar 1846	KCB (Mil)	14 Jan 1806	31 Dec 1855	49
Hotham	Charles Frederick		25 May 1895 8 Mar 1901 9 Nov 1902	KCB (Mil) GCVO GCB (Mil)	20 Mar 1843	22 Mar 1925	82
Hotham	William		2 Jan 1815 4 Jul 1840	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	12 Feb 1772	31 May 1848	76
Hotson	(John) Ernest Buttery		3 Jun 1930	KCSI	17 Mar 1877	13 May 1944	67
Hotung	Joseph Edward		12 Oct 1993	Kt Bach	25 May 1930	16 Dec 2021	91
Houfton	John Plowright MP for Nottingham East 1922‑1923		10 Jul 1929	Kt Bach	13 Dec 1857	18 Nov 1929	71
Hough	James		31 Jan 2019	Kt Bach	6 Aug 1945
Hough	Stephen Andrew Gill		11 Jul 2023	Kt Bach	22 Nov 1961
Houghton	(John) Nicholas Reynolds, later [2017] Baron Houghton of Richmond [L]		14 Jun 2008 11 Jun 2011	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	18 Oct 1954
Houghton	John Theodore		24 Oct 1991	Kt Bach	30 Dec 1931	15 Apr 2020	88
Houghton	Michael Nobel Prize for Medicine 2020		7 Jun 2021	Kt Bach	1949
Houghton	Stephen Geoffrey		6 Dec 2013	Kt Bach	27 Apr 1958
Houghton	William Frederick		7 Feb 1967	Kt Bach	30 Nov 1909	16 Nov 1971	61
Houldsworth	Henry Walter		1 Jan 1960	KBE (Civ)	28 Jan 1896	9 Oct 1963	67
Houldsworth	Hubert Stanley, later [1956] 1st baronet		4 Jul 1944	Kt Bach	20 Apr 1889	1 Feb 1956	66
Houlton	Edward Victor Louis		16 Apr 1860 24 Apr 1868	KCMG GCMG	4 Mar 1823	24 Aug 1899	76
Houlton	George		20 Jun 1838	Kt Bach	1791	16 Sep 1862	71
Houlton	John Wardle		6 Mar 1948	Kt Bach	28 Jan 1892	9 Nov 1973	81
Hounsfield	Godfrey Newbold Nobel Prize for Medicine 1979		15 Jul 1981	Kt Bach	28 Aug 1919	12 Aug 2004	84
Hourston	Gordon Minto		4 Mar 1997	Kt Bach	24 Jul 1934	18 Sep 2018	84
Housden	Peter James		12 Jun 2010	KCB (Civ)	7 Dec 1950
House	David George		14 Jun 1975 11 Jun 1977 31 Dec 1984	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil) KCVO	8 Aug 1922	14 Jul 2012	89
House	Stephen		19 Dec 2013	Kt Bach	1957
Houston	Alexander Cruikshank		3 Jun 1918	KBE	18 Sep 1865	29 Oct 1933	68
Houston	Allan Grant ["Angus"]		26 Jan 2015	AK	9 Jun 1947
Houston	Fanny Lucy [wife of Sir Robert Houston, 1st baronet] For further information, see the note under her husband's entry in the baronetage pages		4 Jun 1917	DBE	8 Apr 1857	29 Dec 1936	79
Houston	Thomas		17 Feb 1927	Kt Bach	1868	21 Jun 1949	80
Houstoun-Boswall	William Evelyn		9 Jun 1949	KCMG	5 Jun 1892	2 Aug 1960	68
Hovell-Thurlow-Cumming-Bruce	Francis Edward, later [1971] 8th Baron Thurlow Governor General of the Bahamas 1968‑1972		31 Dec 1960	KCMG	9 Mar 1912	24 Mar 2013	101
Hovell-Thurlow-Cumming-Bruce	(James) Roualeyn PC 1977		20 May 1964	Kt Bach	9 Mar 1912	12 Jun 2000	88
How	Friston Charles		15 Jul 1958	Kt Bach	17 Sep 1897	15 Jan 1990	92
Howard	Albert		27 Jun 1934	Kt Bach	8 Dec 1873	20 Oct 1947	73
Howard	Algar Henry Stafford		9 Jun 1944 1 Jan 1951	KCVO KCB (Civ)	7 Aug 1880	14 Feb 1970	89
Howard	(Andrew) Charles		18 Aug 1897 9 Nov 1902	Kt Bach KCB (Civ)	12 Sep 1832	11 Jun 1909	76
Howard	Arthur Jared Palmer		1 Jun 1953	KBE (Civ)	30 May 1896	25 Apr 1971	74
Howard	Charles Alfred		1944 1 Jan 1957	KCVO GCVO	29 Jul 1878	5 Jan 1958	79
Howard	Douglas Frederick		1 Jun 1953	KCMG	15 Feb 1897	26 Dec 1987	90
Howard	Ebenezer		17 Feb 1927	Kt Bach	29 Jan 1850	1 May 1928	78
Howard	(Edward) Stafford		25 Jun 1909	KCB (Civ)	28 Nov 1851	8 Apr 1916	64
Howard	Esmé William, later [1930] 1st Baron Howard of Penrith PC 1919		1 Jan 1916 1 Jan 1919 1 Jan 1923 4 Jun 1928	KCMG KCB (Civ) GCMG GCB (Civ)	15 Sep 1863	1 Aug 1939	75
Howard	Francis		29 Nov 1900 4 Jun 1917	KCB (Mil) KCMG	26 Mar 1848	21 Mar 1930	81
Howard	Frederick		18 Jul 1895	Kt Bach	28 Sep 1827	6 Jan 1915	87
Howard	Geoffrey Weston		1 Jan 1938	KCB (Mil)	14 Dec 1876	3 Oct 1966	89
Howard	(Hamilton) Edward de Courcey, 2nd baronet		3 Jun 1972	GBE (Civ)	29 Oct 1915	16 Mar 2001	85
Howard	(Harold Walter) Seymour, later [Dec 1955] 1st baronet		8 Feb 1955	Kt Bach	Apr 1888	15 Apr 1967	79
Howard	Henry		2 Jan 1899 9 Nov 1907 16 Aug 1916	KCMG KCB (Civ) GCMG	11 Aug 1843	4 May 1921	77
Howard	Henry Francis		3 Mar 1863 13 Jul 1872	KCB (Civ) GCB (Civ)	3 Nov 1809	28 Jan 1898	88
Howard	Henry Fraser		2 Jun 1923	KCIE	20 Jul 1874	19 Oct 1943	69
Howard	Henry George		23 Feb 1939	Kt Bach	5 Oct 1883	2 Aug 1968	84
Howard	Henry Rudolph ["Harry"]		26 Oct 1961 8 Jun 1963	Kt Bach KBE (Civ)	20 Apr 1890	11 Aug 1970	80
Howard	John		15 Jan 1916	Kt Bach	1830	20 Apr 1917	86
Howard	John Alfred Golding		6 Jul 1954	Kt Bach	17 Nov 1901	2 Jan 1986	84
Howard	John Curtois		10 Feb 1942	Kt Bach	15 Jan 1887	19 Nov 1970	83
Howard	Laurence		17 Jun 2017	KCVO	29 Mar 1943
Howard	Michael Eliot CH 2002; OM 2005		24 Jul 1986	Kt Bach	29 Nov 1922	30 Nov 2019	97
Howard	Richard Nicholas		30 Jul 1886	Kt Bach	1832	20 Nov 1905	73
Howard	(Rosemary) Christian		31 Dec 1985	DBE (Civ)	5 Sep 1916	22 Apr 1999	82
Howard	(Stanley) Herbert		23 Feb 1943	Kt Bach	17 Apr 1888	23 Dec 1968	80
Howard	(Stephen) Gerald		3 Feb 1961	Kt Bach	7 Jun 1896	25 Jun 1973	77
Howard	Walter Stewart		5 Feb 1963	Kt Bach	25 Nov 1888	24 Sep 1992	103
Howard de Walden, Lord	see "Ellis"
Howard-Dobson	Patrick John		15 Jun 1974 16 Jun 1979	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	12 Aug 1921	8 Nov 2009	88
Howard-Vyse	Edward Dacre		1 Jan 1962	KBE (Mil)	27 Nov 1905	26 Dec 1992	87
Howard-Vyse	Richard Granville Hylton		28 Mar 1935	KCMG	27 Jun 1883	5 Dec 1962	79
Howarth	Alfred		24 Feb 1931	Kt Bach	15 Sep 1867	10 Jan 1937	69
Howarth	Edward Goldie		2 Jan 1939	KBE (Civ)	1879	26 Aug 1953	74
Howarth	George Edward MP for Knowsley North 1986‑1997, Knowsley North & Sefton East 1997‑2010 and Knowsley 2010‑2024; PC 2005		25 Oct 2019	Kt Bach	29 Jun 1948
Howarth	(James) Gerald Douglas MP for Cannock & Burntwood 1983‑1992 and Aldershot 1997‑2017		1 Feb 2013	Kt Bach	12 Sep 1947
Howden, Baron	see "Caradoc"
Howe, Earl	see "Curzon-Howe"
Howe	Gerard Lewis		12 Jul 1949	Kt Bach	3 Jun 1899	25 May 1955	55
Howe	(Richard Edward) Geoffrey, later [1992] Baron Howe of Aberavon [L] MP for Bebington 1964‑1966, Reigate 1970‑1974 and Surrey East 1974‑1992; Solicitor General 1970‑1972; Minister for Trade & Consumer Affairs 1972‑1974; Chancellor of the Exchequer 1979‑1983; Foreign Secretary 1983‑1989; Lord President of the Council 1989‑1990; PC 1972; CH 1996		31 Jul 1970	Kt Bach	20 Dec 1926	9 Oct 2015	88
Howe	Robert George Governor General of the Sudan 1947‑1955		1 Jan 1947 9 Jun 1949	KCMG GBE (Civ)	19 Sep 1893	22 Jun 1981	87
Howe	Ronald Martin		8 Feb 1955	Kt Bach	5 Sep 1896	30 Aug 1977	80
Howell	Evelyn Berkeley		1 Jun 1932	KCIE	12 Feb 1877	23 Oct 1971	94
Howell	Ralph Frederic MP for Norfolk North 1970‑1997		14 Jul 1993	Kt Bach	25 May 1923	14 Feb 2008	84
Howell	Thomas		27 Jun 1876	Kt Bach	28 Jun 1802	23 Apr 1883	80
Howell	Walter Jack		28 Jun 1907	KCB (Civ)	16 Aug 1851	29 Jan 1913	61
Howells	Eric Waldo Benjamin		10 Feb 1993	Kt Bach	9 Aug 1933	12 Apr 2023	89
Howes	Christopher Kingston		12 Jun 1999	KCVO	30 Jan 1942
Howick of Glendale, Baron	see "Baring"
Howie	Archibald		24 Jun 1938	Kt Bach	12 May 1879	26 Oct 1943	64
Howie	James William		11 Feb 1969	Kt Bach	31 Dec 1907	17 Mar 1995	87
Howitt	Alfred Bakewell		13 Feb 1945	Kt Bach	11 Feb 1879	8 Dec 1954	75
Howitt	Harold Gibson		25 Feb 1937 1 Jan 1946	Kt Bach GBE (Civ)	5 Oct 1886	30 Nov 1969	83
Howland	William Pearce		24 May 1879	KCMG	29 May 1811	1 Jan 1907	95
Howlett	Arthur		20 May 1896	KCB (Mil)	20 Jul 1819	31 Jul 1904	85
Howlett	Geoffrey Hugh Whitby		31 Dec 1983	KBE (Mil)	5 Feb 1930	21 Apr 2022	92
Howley	John		14 Aug 1865	Kt Bach	1789	13 Feb 1866	76
Howorth	Henry Hoyle MP for Salford South 1886‑1900		25 May 1892	KCIE	1 Jul 1842	15 Jul 1923	81
Howorth	Rupert Beswicke		2 Jan 1933 11 Jan 1942	KCMG KCVO	13 Jul 1880	3 Jan 1964	83
Howse	Henry Greenway		24 Oct 1902	Kt Bach	21 Dec 1841	15 Sep 1914	72
Howse	Neville Reginald VC		1 Jan 1917 3 Jun 1919	KCB (Mil) KCMG	26 Oct 1863	19 Sep 1930	66
Hoy	Christopher Andrew		11 Jun 2009	Kt Bach	23 Mar 1976
Hoy	James		18 Dec 1902	Kt Bach	1837	6 Mar 1908	70
Hoy	William Wilson		1 Jan 1916 3 Jun 1922	Kt Bach KCB (Mil)	11 Mar 1868	11 Feb 1930	61
Hoyer-Millar	(Evelyn Louisa) Elizabeth		11 Jun 1960	DBE (Mil)	17 Dec 1910	26 Feb 1984	73
Hoyle	David Michael		29 Dec 2023	KCVO	1957
Hoyle	Fred		3 Feb 1972	Kt Bach	24 Jun 1915	20 Aug 2001	86
Hoyle	Lindsay Harvey MP for Chorley 1997-; Speaker of the House of Commons 2019-; PC 2013		17 Oct 2018	Kt Bach	10 Jun 1957
Hoyles	Celia Mary		31 Dec 2013	DBE (Civ)	18 May 1946
Hoyles	Hugh William		13 Feb 1869	Kt Bach	17 Oct 1814	1 Feb 1888	73
Hoyos	(Fabriciano) Alexander		18 Mar 1980	Kt Bach	5 Jul 1912	23 Aug 2001	89
Hozier	Henry Montague		26 Jun 1903	KCB (Civ)	20 Mar 1838	28 Feb 1907	68
Hubback	(Arthur) Gordon Voules		13 Jun 1957	KBE (Mil)	11 Sep 1902	25 Aug 1970	67
Hubback	John Austen		25 Feb 1936	KCSI	28 Feb 1878	8 May 1968	90
Hubble	Douglas Vernon		12 Jun 1971	KBE (Civ)	25 Dec 1900	6 Nov 1981	80
Huckle	(Henry) George		10 Feb 1977	Kt Bach	9 Jan 1914	29 May 1995	81
Hudd	Herbert Sydney		1 Feb 1937	KBE (Civ)	25 Feb 1881	30 Apr 1948	67
Huddie	David Patrick		29 Oct 1968	Kt Bach	12 Mar 1916	14 May 1998	82
Huddleston	Arthur James Croft		23 Feb 1933	Kt Bach	6 Jul 1880	18 Feb 1948	67
Huddleston	(Ernest Urban) Trevor		31 Dec 1997	KCMG	15 Jun 1913	20 Apr 1998	84
Huddleston	Ernest Whiteside		16 Feb 1939	Kt Bach	18 Aug 1874	10 Oct 1959	85
Huddleston	Hubert Jervoise Governor General of the Sudan 1940‑1947		8 Oct 1940 13 Jun 1946 12 Jun 1947	KCMG GBE (Civ) GCMG	20 Jan 1880	2 Oct 1950	70
Huddleston	Ian William		11 Jun 2019	Kt Bach	Sep 1965
Huddleston	John Walter MP for Canterbury 1865‑1868 and Norwich 1874‑1875		13 May 1875	Kt Bach	8 Sep 1815	5 Dec 1890	75
Hudleston	Edmund Cuthbert		1 Jan 1958 1 Jan 1963	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	30 Dec 1908	14 Dec 1994	85
Hudson	Alice Francesca		11 Jun 2016	DBE (Civ)	Apr 1963
Hudson	Annie		14 Jun 2025	DBE (Civ)
Hudson	Edmund Peder		5 Feb 1963	Kt Bach	1 May 1903	15 Aug 1978	75
Hudson	Edward Herbert		3 May 1965	Kt Bach	10 Sep 1898	15 Dec 1966	68
Hudson	Havelock		3 Jun 1918 3 Jun 1919 2 Jan 1928	KCB (Mil) KCIE GCB (Mil)	26 Jun 1862	25 Dec 1944	82
Hudson	Havelock Henry Trevor		10 Feb 1977	Kt Bach	4 Jan 1919	14 Nov 1996	77
Hudson	James		2 May 1855 11 Aug 1863	KCB (Civ) GCB (Mil)	1810	20 Sep 1885	75
Hudson	John For information of the death of this knight, see the note at the foot of this page		25 Aug 1885	KCB (Mil)	1833	8 Jun 1893	59
Hudson	Leslie Sewell		6 Jul 1925	Kt Bach	25 Nov 1872	25 Mar 1946	73
Hudson	Mark Henry		17 Jun 2017	KCVO	Jan 1947
Hudson	Mary Elizabeth see Harmsworth
Hudson	Peter		11 Jun 1977	KCB (Mil)	14 Sep 1923	8 Aug 2000	76
Hudson	Robert Arundell		24 Jul 1906 1 Jan 1918	Kt Bach GBE	30 Aug 1864	25 Nov 1927	63
Hudson	Robert James		4 Jul 1944 2 Jan 1950	Kt Bach KCMG	15 May 1885	17 Jun 1963	78
Hudson	(Walter) Frank		2 Jan 1933	KCIE	22 Aug 1875	5 Sep 1958	83
Hudson	William		9 Jun 1955	KBE (Civ)	27 Apr 1896	12 Sep 1978	82
Hudson	William Brereton		2 Jan 1893	KCIE	1843	31 Oct 1914	71
Hudson-Davies	Alan Meredyth		4 Feb 1975	Kt Bach	23 Jan 1901	14 Sep 1975	74
Hufton	Olwen		12 Jun 2004	DBE (Civ)	2 Jun 1938
Huggard	Walter Clarence		12 Jul 1933	Kt Bach	18 Apr 1884	21 Jun 1957	73
Huggins	Alan Armstrong		24 Mar 1981	Kt Bach	15 May 1921	10 Dec 2009	88
Huggins	George Frederick		11 Jun 1937	Kt Bach	21 Jun 1869	7 Jun 1941	71
Huggins	Godfrey Martin, later [1955] 1st Viscount Malvern CH 1944; PC 1947		1 Jan 1941	KCMG	6 Jul 1883	8 May 1971	87
Huggins	John Governor of Jamaica 1943‑1951		29 Jun 1943 9 Jun 1949	KCMG GCMG	17 Sep 1891	2 Jun 1971	79
Huggins	William OM 1902		22 Jun 1897	KCB (Civ)	7 Feb 1824	12 May 1910	86
Hugh Smith	Andrew Colin		19 May 1992	Kt Bach	6 Sep 1931	3 Oct 2012	81
Hughes	Anthony Philip Gilson, later [2013] Lord Hughes of Ombersley Lord Justice of Appeal 2006‑2013; Justice of the Supreme Court 2013‑2018; PC 2006		6 Nov 1997	Kt Bach	11 Aug 1948
Hughes	Davis		11 Feb 1975	Kt Bach	24 Nov 1910	16 Mar 2003	92
Hughes	Edward Stuart Reginald		31 Aug 1977	Kt Bach	4 Jul 1919	16 Oct 1998	79
Hughes	Edwin MP for Woolwich 1885‑1902		18 Dec 1902	Kt Bach	27 May 1832	15 Sep 1904	72
Hughes	Frederic		30 Aug 1858	Kt Bach	1814	19 Nov 1895	81
Hughes	Ivor Thomas Percival		2 Jun 1962	KCVO	21 Dec 1897	16 Aug 1962	64
Hughes	Jack William		30 Jul 1980	Kt Bach	26 Sep 1916	28 Feb 2006	89
Hughes	Mary Ethel [wife of Australian Prime Minister, William Morris Hughes]		2 Jan 1922	GBE (Civ)	6 Jun 1874	2 Apr 1958	83
Hughes	Robert John		26 May 1894	KCB (Mil)	5 May 1822	19 Apr 1904	81
Hughes	Samuel		24 Aug 1915	KCB (Civ)	8 Jan 1853	24 Aug 1921	68
Hughes	(Sidney Weetman) Rochford		1 Jan 1967	KCB (Mil)	25 Oct 1914	17 Sep 1996	81
Hughes	Simon Henry Ward MP for Bermondsey 1983, Southwark & Bermondsey 1983‑1997, Southwark North & Bermondsey 1997‑2010 and Bermondsey & Old Southwark 2010‑2015; PC 2010		10 Nov 2015	Kt Bach	17 May 1951
Hughes	Thomas		25 Jan 1898	Kt Bach	3 Aug 1838	31 Oct 1923	85
Hughes	Thomas		18 Jun 1915	Kt Bach	19 Apr 1863	15 Apr 1930	66
Hughes	Thomas John		15 Jan 1916	Kt Bach	29 Jun 1863	9 Apr 1942	78
Hughes	Thomas Raffles		5 Feb 1926	Kt Bach	28 Jan 1856	24 Oct 1938	82
Hughes	Trevor Poulton		12 Jun 1982	KCB (Civ)	28 Sep 1925	8 Sep 2017	91
Hughes	Walter Charleton		26 Jan 1906	Kt Bach	22 Sep 1850	30 Mar 1922	71
Hughes	Walter Watson		16 Dec 1880	Kt Bach	22 Aug 1803	1 Jan 1887	83
Hughes	William Templer		30 May 1891	KCB (Mil)	2 Apr 1822	4 Apr 1897	75
Hughes Hallett	(Cecil) Charles		10 Jun 1954	KCB (Mil)	6 Apr 1898	2 Dec 1985	87
Hughes-Hallett	Thomas Michael Sydney		19 Oct 2012	Kt Bach	28 Aug 1954
Hughes-Morgan	David, later [1925] 1st baronet		4 Mar 1920	Kt Bach	16 Aug 1871	16 Mar 1941	69
Hughes-Onslow	Geoffrey Henry		13 Jun 1959	KBE (Civ)	28 Oct 1893	27 Nov 1971	78
Hughes-Stanton	Herbert		15 Feb 1923	Kt Bach	21 Nov 1870	2 Aug 1937	66
Hugh-Jones	Wynn Normington ["Hugh"]		14 Feb 1984	Kt Bach	1 Nov 1923	5 Jul 2019	95
Hughman	(Ernest) Montague		8 Jul 1922	Kt Bach	22 Oct 1876	23 Mar 1956	79
Hugo	John Mandeville		1 Jan 1969	KCVO	1 Jul 1899	21 Jul 2000	101
Huish	Raymond Douglas		10 Mar 1954	Kt Bach	7 Dec 1898	26 Jan 1970	71
Hukamchand	Seth Sarupchand		26 Jun 1918	Kt Bach	1874	1959	85
Hulbert	Charles		17 Feb 1927	Kt Bach	1860	23 Oct 1932	72
Hulbert	Norman John MP for Stockport 1935‑1950 and Stockport North 1950‑1964		12 Jul 1955	Kt Bach	5 Jun 1903	1 Jun 1972	68
Hulett	James Liege		2 Oct 1902	Kt Bach	17 May 1838	5 Jun 1928	90
Hull	Charles Patrick Amyatt		1 Jan 1918	KCB (Mil)	3 Jul 1865	24 Jul 1920	55
Hull	David		23 Feb 1993	Kt Bach	4 Aug 1932	13 Mar 2021	88
Hull	Hubert		10 Feb 1959	Kt Bach	10 Sep 1887	24 Mar 1976	88
Hull	Percy Clarke		28 Jan 1947	Kt Bach	27 Oct 1878	31 Aug 1968	89
Hull	Richard Amyatt		2 Jan 1956 10 Jun 1961 23 Apr 1980	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil) KG	7 May 1907	17 Sep 1989	82
Hulme	Alan Shallcross		1 Jan 1971	KBE (Civ)	14 Feb 1907	9 Oct 1989	82
Hulme	Philip William		18 Nov 2016	Kt Bach	Aug 1948
Hulton	Edward George Warris		12 Feb 1957	Kt Bach	29 Nov 1906	8 Oct 1988	81
Hum	Christopher Owen		31 Dec 2002	KCMG	27 Jan 1946
Hume	Alan Blyth		20 Feb 1973	Kt Bach	5 Jan 1913	21 Feb 2006	93
Hume	George Hopwood MP for Greenwich 1922‑1923, 1924‑1929 and 1931‑1945		28 Feb 1924	Kt Bach	24 May 1866	13 Sep 1946	80
Hume	Gustavus		1 Dec 1880	Kt Bach	26 Feb 1826	16 Jun 1891	64
Hume	(Hubert) Nutcombe		31 May 1956	KBE (Civ)	4 Sep 1893	22 Dec 1967	74
Hume	Robert		21 Jun 1887 26 Jun 1902	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	23 Nov 1828	5 Feb 1909	80
Hume	William Errington		8 Jul 1952	Kt Bach	14 Jul 1879	1 Jan 1960	80
Hume-Williams	William Ellis, later [1922] 1st baronet MP for Bassetlaw 1910‑1929; PC 1929		3 Jun 1918	KBE	19 Aug 1863	4 Feb 1947	83
Humphery	John		29 Jun 1914	Kt Bach	19 Mar 1872	19 Jul 1938	66
Humphery	William Henry, 1st baronet MP for Andover 1863‑1867		10 May 1892	KCB (Civ)	25 Mar 1827	31 Mar 1909	82
Humphrey	Andrew Henry		8 Jun 1968 1 Jan 1974	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	10 Jan 1921	24 Jan 1977	56
Humphrey	Caroline [wife of the Baron Rees of Ludlow [L]]		31 Dec 2010	DBE (Civ)	1 Sep 1943
Humphreys	Colin John		17 Dec 2010	Kt Bach	24 May 1941
Humphreys	(Edward) Thomas		1 Jan 1936	KCB (Mil)	5 Nov 1878	15 Jan 1955	76
Humphreys	George William		3 Jun 1927	KBE (Civ)	7 Dec 1863	9 Mar 1945	81
Humphreys	Henry		1 Jan 1919	KCMG	1864	27 May 1924	59
Humphreys	John		18 Aug 1881	Kt Bach	1814	20 Nov 1886	72
Humphreys	Kenneth Owens		28 Jul 1976	Kt Bach	22 Aug 1918	8 Feb 1981	62
Humphreys	Michael Richard		16 Mar 2022	Kt Bach
Humphreys	Olliver William		13 Feb 1968	Kt Bach	4 Sep 1902	3 Nov 1996	94
Humphreys	(Raymond Evelyn) Myles		10 Aug 1977	Kt Bach	24 Mar 1925	21 Feb 1998	72
Humphreys	(Richard Somers) Travers Christmas PC 1946		6 Jul 1925	Kt Bach	4 Aug 1867	20 Feb 1956	88
Humphries	Albert Edward		24 Feb 1931	Kt Bach	1865	8 Oct 1935	70
Humphries	Herbert Henry		10 Jul 1935	Kt Bach	1871	29 Jun 1938	66
Humphries	Sidney Richard White		25 Jun 1921	Kt Bach	7 Sep 1857	3 Mar 1941	83
Humphry	George Murray		12 Jan 1891	Kt Bach	18 Jul 1820	24 Sep 1896	76
Humphrys	Francis Henry		3 Jun 1924 15 Mar 1928 3 Jun 1929 1 Jan 1932	KBE (Civ) GCVO KCMG GCMG	24 Apr 1879	28 Aug 1971	92
Humphrys	Gertrude Mary [wife of Sir Francis Henry Humphrys]		3 Jun 1929	DBE (Civ)	7 Oct 1882	25 Jan 1973	90
Hungerford	(Alexander) Wilson		10 Jul 1929	Kt Bach	25 Jan 1888	19 Jan 1969	80
Hungin	Amritpal Singh		17 Apr 2024	Kt Bach	Jan 1952
Hunloke	Philip		4 Jun 1928 15 Jul 1936	KCVO GCVO	26 Nov 1868	1 Apr 1947	78
Hunn	Jack Kent		14 May 1976	Kt Bach	24 Aug 1906	14 Jun 1997	90
Hunt	Agnes Gwendoline		5 Jun 1926	DBE (Civ)	31 Dec 1866	24 Jul 1948	81
Hunt	(Allen) Thomas		3 Jun 1924	KCB (Mil)	14 Feb 1866	24 Feb 1943	77
Hunt	Catherine Reeve		1 Jan 1920	DBE (Civ)	22 Dec 1854	18 Oct 1948	93
Hunt	David Wathen Stather		8 Jun 1963	KCMG	25 Sep 1913	30 Jul 1998	84
Hunt	Henry Arthur		21 Jul 1876	Kt Bach	Sep 1810	13 Jan 1889	78
Hunt	(Henry Cecil) John, later [1966] Baron Hunt [L]		16 Jul 1953 23 Apr 1979	Kt Bach KG	22 Jun 1910	8 Nov 1998	88
Hunt	Jeremy Richard Streynsham MP for Surrey South West 2005‑2024 and Godalming & Ash 2024-; Secretary of State for Culture, Media & Sport 2010‑2012; Secretary of State for Health 2012‑2018; Foreign Secretary 2018‑2019; Chancellor of the Exchequer 2022‑2024; PC 2010		9 Dec 2025	Kt Bach	1 Nov 1966
Hunt	John		15 Feb 1923	Kt Bach	19 Oct 1859	31 Jan 1945	85
Hunt	John Joseph		24 Feb 1931	Kt Bach	1854	28 Apr 1933	78
Hunt	John Joseph Benedict, later [1980] Baron Hunt of Tanworth [L]		2 Jun 1973 11 Jun 1977	KCB (Civ) GCB (Civ)	23 Oct 1919	17 Jul 2008	88
Hunt	John Leonard MP for Bromley 1964‑1974 and Ravensbourne 1974‑1997		1 Aug 1989	Kt Bach	27 Oct 1929	19 Sep 2017	87
Hunt	Joseph Anthony		15 Feb 1966	Kt Bach	1 Apr 1905	11 Apr 1982	77
Hunt	Nicholas John Streynsham		31 Dec 1984 31 Dec 1986	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	7 Nov 1930	25 Oct 2013	82
Hunt	(Patrick) James		22 Nov 2000	Kt Bach	26 Jan 1943	8 Nov 2006	63
Hunt	Peter John		14 Dec 1995	Kt Bach	1 Jul 1933	8 Dec 1997	64
Hunt	Peter Mervyn		1 Jan 1969 1 Jan 1973	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	11 Mar 1916	2 Oct 1988	72
Hunt	Reuben James		10 Feb 1953	Kt Bach	21 Sep 1888	22 Jan 1970	81
Hunt	Rex Masterman Governor of the Falkland Islands 1980‑1985		11 Oct 1982	Kt Bach	29 Jun 1926	11 Nov 2012	86
Hunt	(Richard) Timothy Nobel Prize for Medicine 2001		14 Nov 2006	Kt Bach	19 Feb 1943
Hunt	Robert Frederick		17 Oct 1979	Kt Bach	11 May 1918	17 Sep 2004	86
Hunt	Tristram Julian William MP for Stoke-on-Trent Central 2010‑2017		30 Dec 2025	Kt Bach	31 May 1974
Hunt	Vivian Yvonne		30 Dec 2017	DBE (Civ)	Jul 1967
Hunt	William Duffus		4 Jul 1932	Kt Bach	2 Dec 1867	18 Sep 1939	71
Hunt	William Edgar		17 Feb 1938	Kt Bach	Apr 1883	10 Dec 1969	86
Hunt-Davis	Miles Garth		14 Jun 2003 14 Dec 2010	KCVO GCVO	7 Nov 1938	23 May 2018	79
Hunte	Conrad Cleophas		Nov 1998	KA	9 May 1932	3 Dec 1999	67
Hunte	Julian Robert		31 Dec 2013	KCMG	14 Mar 1940
Hunte	Keith Donnerson		Nov 1987	KA		3 Oct 2024	87
Hunte	Kenneth Russell		Nov 1980	KA		deceased
Hunter	Alan John For information on the death of this knight, see the note at the foot of this page		11 May 1937	KCVO	5 Oct 1881	5 Mar 1942	60
Hunter	Alexander Albert		1 Jan 1976	KBE (Civ)	21 May 1920	27 Aug 1996	76
Hunter	Alistair John		11 Jun 1994	KCMG	9 Aug 1936
Hunter	Archibald Governor of Gibraltar 1910‑1913; MP for Lancaster 1918‑1922		15 Nov 1898 19 Jun 1911 31 Jan 1912	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil) GCVO	6 Sep 1856	28 Jun 1936	79
Hunter	David		25 Jul 1901	KCMG	1841	20 Jun 1914	72
Hunter	Ellis		20 Jul 1948 31 Dec 1960	Kt Bach GBE (Civ)	18 Feb 1892	21 Sep 1961	69
Hunter	(Ernest) John		14 Feb 1964	Kt Bach	3 Nov 1912	19 Dec 1983	71
Hunter	George		11 Feb 1921	Kt Bach	1859	21 Aug 1930	70
Hunter	George Burton		1 Jan 1918	KBE	19 Dec 1845	21 Jan 1937	91
Hunter	Herbert Patrick		9 Jan 1946	Kt Bach	1880	2 Apr 1968	87
Hunter	Ian Bruce Hope		26 Jul 1983	Kt Bach	2 Apr 1919	5 Sep 2003	84
Hunter	John		4 Jun 1917	KBE	8 Nov 1863	17 Oct 1936	72
Hunter	John Adams Governor of British Honduras 1940‑1947		11 Jun 1942	KCMG	30 Oct 1890	17 Nov 1962	72
Hunter	(John) Herbert		6 Jul 1925	Kt Bach	7 Mar 1864	22 Feb 1930	65
Hunter	(John) Mark Somers		25 Jul 1923	Kt Bach	28 Mar 1865	20 Sep 1932	67
Hunter	Laurence Colvin		21 Feb 1995	Kt Bach	8 Aug 1934
Hunter	Pamela		13 Jun 1981	DBE (Civ)	3 Oct 1919	30 May 2001	81
Hunter	Philip John		30 Oct 2008	Kt Bach	23 Nov 1939
Hunter	Robert		18 Jul 1894 19 Jun 1911	Kt Bach KCB (Civ)	27 Oct 1844	6 Nov 1913	69
Hunter	Robert Brockie, later [1978] Baron Hunter of Newington [L]		1 Nov 1977	Kt Bach	14 Jul 1915	24 Mar 1994	78
Hunter	Summers		9 Feb 1943	Kt Bach	1890	25 Mar 1963	72
Hunter	Thomas		1911	Kt Bach	16 Jun 1850	25 Aug 1919	69
Hunter	Thomas		15 Feb 1944	Kt Bach	2 Oct 1872	19 Mar 1953	80
Hunter	Thomas Alexander		8 Jun 1939	KBE (Civ)	1876	20 Apr 1953	76
Hunter	Thomas Anderson		12 Jun 1947	KBE (Civ)	1863	Dec 1958	95
Hunter	Thomas Blane		28 Oct 2005	Kt Bach	6 May 1961
Hunter	(William) Bernard		1 Jan 1916	Kt Bach	1868	12 May 1924	55
Hunter	William Guyer		19 Feb 1884	KCMG	1827	4 Mar 1902	74
Hunter	William Wilson		15 Feb 1887	KCSI	15 Jul 1840	6 Feb 1900	59
Hunter-Rodwell	Cecil Governor of Fiji 1918‑1925, British Guiana 1925‑1928 and Southern Rhodesia 1928‑1934		3 Jun 1919 1 Jan 1934	KCMG GCMG	29 Dec 1874	23 Feb 1953	78
Hunter-Tod	John Hunter		1 Jan 1971	KBE (Mil)	21 Apr 1917	11 May 2000	83
Hunter-Weston	Aylmer Gould MP for Ayrshire North 1916‑1918 and Bute & Northern Ayrshire 1918‑1935		11 Aug 1915	KCB (Mil)	23 Sep 1864	18 Mar 1940	75
Hunt-Grubbe	Walter James		14 Aug 1882 3 Jun 1899	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	23 Feb 1833	11 Apr 1922	89
Hunting	Percy Llewellyn		12 Jul 1960	Kt Bach	6 Mar 1885	2 Jan 1973	87
Huntingfield, Baron	see "Vanneck"
Huntley	Henry Vere Lieutenant Governor of the Gambia 1839‑1841; Governor of Prince Edward Island 1841‑1847		9 Oct 1841	Kt Bach	1795	7 May 1864	68
Hunton	Thomas Lionel		1 Jan 1944	KCB (Mil)	30 Oct 1885	20 Apr 1970	84
Hunza, Mir of	Mohammed Nazim Khan		3 Jun 1921	KCIE	c 1867	22 Jul 1938
Hurcomb	Cyril William, later [1950] 1st Baron Hurcomb		1 Mar 1929 9 Jun 1938 1 Jan 1946	KBE (Civ) KCB (Civ) GCB (Civ)	18 Feb 1883	7 Aug 1975	92
Hurd	Anthony Richard, later [1964] Baron Hurd [L] MP for Newbury 1945‑1964		10 Feb 1959	Kt Bach	2 May 1901	12 Feb 1966	64
Hurd	Archibald		28 Jun 1928	Kt Bach	13 Aug 1869	20 Jun 1959	89
Hurd	Percy Angier MP for Devizes 1924‑1945		22 Jun 1932	Kt Bach	18 May 1864	5 Jun 1950	86
Hurdle	Thomas		2 Jun 1877	KCB (Mil)	1797	7 Jun 1889	91
Hurley	John Garling		11 Jul 1967	Kt Bach	2 Oct 1906	17 Sep 1990	83
Hurley	Rosalinde		11 Jun 1988	DBE (Civ)	30 Dec 1929	30 Jun 2004	74
Hurley	(Thomas Ernest) Victor		2 Jan 1950	KBE (Civ)	3 Jan 1888	17 Jul 1958	70
Hurley	(Wilfred) Hugh		30 Oct 1963	Kt Bach	16 Oct 1910	13 Jul 1984	73
Hurn	(Francis) Roger		20 Feb 1996	Kt Bach	9 Jun 1938
Hurrell	Anthony Gerald		21 Feb 1986	KCVO	18 Feb 1927	19 Apr 2009	82
Hurst	Alfred William		1 Mar 1929	KBE (Civ)	1 Aug 1884	24 Mar 1975	90
Hurst	Arthur Frederick		11 Jun 1937	Kt Bach	23 Jul 1879	17 Aug 1944	65
Hurst	Cecil James Barrington		5 Jun 1920 7 Nov 1924 1 Jan 1926	KCB (Civ) KCMG GCMG	28 Oct 1870	27 Mar 1963	92
Hurst	Geoffrey Charles		17 Nov 1998	Kt Bach	8 Dec 1941
Hurst	Gerald Berkeley		27 Mar 1929	Kt Bach	4 Dec 1877	27 Oct 1957	79
Hurst	(James Henry) Donald		23 Mar 1954	Kt Bach	1895	21 Jun 1980	84
Hurt	John Vincent		17 Jul 2015	Kt Bach	22 Jan 1940	27 Jan 2017	77
Husain	Fazl		28 Jan 1926 1 Mar 1929 3 Jun 1932	Kt Bach KCIE KCSI	14 Jun 1877	9 Jul 1936	59
Husain	Mirza Abdul		11 Feb 1921	Kt Bach		by 1940
Husband	(Henry) Charles		16 Jul 1975	Kt Bach	30 Oct 1908	7 Oct 1983	74
Husband	Janet Elizabeth Siarey		16 Jun 2007	DBE (Civ)	1 Apr 1940
Husbands	Christopher Roy		5 Feb 2019	Kt Bach	29 May 1959
Husbands	Clifford Straughn Governor General of Barbados 1996‑2011		Nov 1995 1 Jun 1996	KA GCMG	5 Aug 1926	11 Oct 2017	91
Husbands	Kenmore Nathaniel Rhystone ["Doc"]		Nov 1989	KA	28 May 1905	1991
Hussey	George Alfred Ernest		10 Dec 1901	Kt Bach	14 Dec 1864	20 Aug 1950	85
Hussey	Lady Susan Katharine [daughter of the 12th Earl Waldegrave and wife of Baron Hussey of North Bradley]		31 Dec 1983 15 Jun 2013	DCVO GCVO	1 May 1939
Hutcheon	Alexander Byres		9 Jun 1949	KBE (Civ)	17 Feb 1891	19 Jan 1956	64
Hutchings	Alan		1 Jan 1920	KBE (Civ)	9 May 1880	26 Jun 1951	71
Hutchings	Robert Howell		1 Jan 1946	KCIE	11 Mar 1897	8 Jan 1976	78
Hutchins	David Ernest		4 Mar 1920	Kt Bach	22 Sep 1850	11 Nov 1920	70
Hutchins	Philip Perceval		30 May 1891	KCSI	28 Jan 1838	21 May 1928	90
Hutchinson	Arthur Sydney		1 Jan 1953	KBE (Civ)	21 Mar 1896	18 Jan 1981	84
Hutchinson	Charles Frederick MP for Rye 1903‑1906		18 Dec 1906	Kt Bach	23 Jan 1850	15 Nov 1907	57
Hutchinson	Geoffrey Clegg, later [1962] Baron Ilford [L] MP for Ilford 1937‑1945 and Ilford North 1950‑1954		27 Feb 1952	Kt Bach	14 Oct 1893	20 Aug 1974	80
Hutchinson	George Thompson		1 Jul 1912	Kt Bach	18 Apr 1857	19 Dec 1931	74
Hutchinson	Herbert John		1 Jan 1948	KBE (Civ)	22 Oct 1889	6 Dec 1971	82
Hutchinson	Jonathan		14 Dec 1908	Kt Bach	23 Jul 1828	23 Jun 1913	84
Hutchinson	Joseph Burtt		10 Jul 1956	Kt Bach	21 Mar 1902	16 Jan 1988	85
Hutchinson	Joseph Turner		27 Feb 1895	Kt Bach	28 Mar 1850	20 Jan 1924	73
Hutchinson	Lewis Bede		1 Jan 1952	KBE (Civ)	3 Jan 1899	24 May 1975	76
Hutchinson	Ross		2 Aug 1977	Kt Bach	10 Sep 1914	19 Dec 1999	85
Hutchinson	Sydney Hutton Cooper		19 Mar 1906	Kt Bach	4 Aug 1852	10 Jun 1929	76
Hutchison	Alexander Richard Hamilton		1 Jan 1927	KCB (Mil)	2 Aug 1871	23 Sep 1930	59
Hutchison	Balfour Oliphant		1 Jan 1946	KBE (Mil)	12 Feb 1889	26 Apr 1967	78
Hutchison	George Aitken Clark MP for Midlothian & Peebles North 1922‑1923 and 1924‑1928		28 Jun 1928	Kt Bach	6 Jul 1873	22 Dec 1928	55
Hutchison	(George) Ian Clark MP for Edinburgh West 1941‑1959		16 Feb 1954	Kt Bach	4 Jan 1903	2 Feb 2002	99
Hutchison	James		19 Feb 1936	Kt Bach	1867	12 Jun 1946	78
Hutchison	(James) Douglas		13 Nov 1959	Kt Bach	29 Sep 1894	20 Jul 1981	86
Hutchison	John Colville		1 Jan 1951	KBE (Civ)	16 Oct 1890	11 Jul 1965	74
Hutchison	Michael Lord Justice of Appeal 1995‑1999; PC 1995		24 Feb 1984	Kt Bach	13 Oct 1933	24 Jul 2017	83
Hutchison	Robert, later [1932] 1st Baron Hutchison of Montrose MP for Kirkcaldy 1922‑1923 and Montrose 1924‑1932; Paymaster General 1935‑1938; PC 1937		3 Jun 1919	KCMG	5 Sep 1873	13 Jun 1950	76
Hutchison	(William) Kenneth		13 Feb 1962	Kt Bach	30 Oct 1903	28 Nov 1989	86
Hutchison	William Oliphant		10 Feb 1953	Kt Bach	2 Jul 1889	5 Feb 1970	80
Huthwaite	Edward		2 Jun 1869	KCB (Mil)	24 Jun 1793	4 Apr 1873	79
Hutson	Eyre Governor of British Honduras 1918‑1925 and Fiji 1925‑1929		2 Jan 1922	KCMG	25 Aug 1864	14 Sep 1936	72
Hutson	Francis Challenor		16 Jul 1963	Kt Bach	13 Sep 1895	4 Oct 1992	97
Hutson	John		13 Jul 1943	Kt Bach	13 Jul 1859	29 Mar 1950	90
Hutt	(Alexander McDonald) Bruce		31 May 1956	KBE (Civ)	9 Feb 1904	24 Mar 1978	74
Hutt	Dexter Walter		22 Jun 2004	Kt Bach	25 Jul 1948
Hutt	George		21 Jun 1887	KCB (Mil)	1 Mar 1809	27 Sep 1889	80
Hutt	William MP for Kingston upon Hull 1832‑1837 and 1838‑1841, and Gateshead 1841‑1874; Vice President of the Board of Trade and Paymaster General 1860‑1865; PC 1860		27 Nov 1865	KCB (Civ)	6 Oct 1801	24 Nov 1882	81
Hutton	Deidre Mary		12 Jun 2004	DBE (Civ)	15 Mar 1949
Hutton	Edward Thomas Henry For further information, see the note at the foot of this page		19 Apr 1901 14 Jun 1912	KCMG KCB (Mil)	6 Dec 1848	4 Aug 1923	74
Hutton	(James) Brian Edward, later [1997] Baron Hutton [L] Lord Chief Justice [NI] 1988‑1997; Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 1997‑2004; PC 1988		26 Oct 1988	Kt Bach	29 Jun 1931	14 Jul 2020	89
Hutton	John		18 Jul 1894	Kt Bach	14 Oct 1841	31 May 1903	61
Hutton	Leonard		10 Jul 1956	Kt Bach	23 Jun 1916	6 Sep 1990	74
Hutton	Maurice Inglis		2 Nov 1948	Kt Bach	3 Aug 1904	1 May 1970	65
Hutton	Noel Kilpatrick		13 Jun 1957 1 Jan 1966	KCB (Civ) GCB (Civ)	27 Dec 1907	14 Jun 1984	76
Hutton	Thomas Jacomb		8 Jun 1944	KCIE	27 Mar 1890	17 Jan 1981	90
Hutty	Fred Harvey		7 Jul 1971	Kt Bach	9 Dec 1903	14 Dec 1974	71
Huxley	Andrew Fielding Nobel Prize for Medicine 1963; OM 1983		12 Nov 1974	Kt Bach	22 Nov 1917	30 May 2012	94
Huxley	Julian Sorell		11 Feb 1958	Kt Bach	22 Jun 1887	14 Feb 1975	87
Huxley	Leonard George Holden		1 Jan 1964	KBE (Civ)	29 May 1902	4 Sep 1988	86
Huxtable	Charles Richard		31 Dec 1983	KCB (Mil)	22 Jul 1931	26 Nov 2018	87
Hyatali	Isaac Emanuel		6 Mar 1973	Kt Bach	21 Nov 1917	2 Dec 2000	83
Hyat-Khan	Sikander		2 Jan 1933	KBE (Civ)	5 Jun 1892	26 Dec 1942	50
Hydari	Akbar PC 1936		17 Dec 1929	Kt Bach	8 Nov 1869	8 Jan 1942	72
Hydari	Muhammad Saleh Akbar		8 Jun 1944	KCIE	12 Oct 1894	28 Dec 1948	54
Hyde	Clarendon Golding		7 Jul 1910	Kt Bach	5 Feb 1858	24 Jun 1934	76
Hyde	(George) Francis		1 Jan 1934	KCB (Mil)	19 Jul 1877	28 Jul 1937	60
Hyde	Harry		30 Jun 1953	Kt Bach	1884	2 Jan 1957	72
Hyde	Helen		29 Dec 2012	DBE (Civ)	May 1947
Hyde	Marion Feoderovna Louise		6 Jun 1961	DCVO	23 Aug 1900	13 Dec 1970	70
Hyde	Robert Robertson		9 Jun 1949	KBE (Civ)	7 Sep 1878	31 Aug 1967	88
Hyderabad, Bahadur of	Sharf-ul-Omrah		24 May 1866	KCSI
Hyderabad, Nizam of	Asaf Jah VI Mir Mahboob Ali Khan Siddiqi		17 Nov 1884 1 Jan 1903	GCSI Hon GCB (Civ)	17 Aug 1866	29 Aug 1911	45
Hyderabad, Nizam of	Nizam-ul-Mulk, Afzal ad-Dawlah, Nawab Farooqi Mir Tahniat Ali Khan Siddiqi Bahadur, Asaf Jar V		25 Jun 1861 24 May 1866	KSI GCSI	11 Oct 1827	26 Feb 1869	41
Hyderabad, Nizam of	Usman Ali Khan Bahadur Fateh Jang For further information, see the note at the foot of this page		12 Dec 1911 4 Dec 1917	GCSI GBE	6 Apr 1886	24 Feb 1967	80
Hyderabad, Prime Minister of	Nawab Munir-ud-Daula Salar Jung Prime Minister of Hyderabad 1893‑1901		15 Feb 1887	KCIE	13 Aug 1856	15 Feb 1902	45
Hyderabad, Prime Minister of	Sekundar Jung Ikbal-ud-Dowlah		1 Jan 1896	KCIE
Hyett	Francis Adams		19 May 1919	Kt Bach	18 Nov 1844	19 May 1941	96
Hyland	Herbert John Thornhill		4 Nov 1952	Kt Bach	15 Mar 1884	18 Mar 1970	86
Hylton-Foster	Audrey Pellew, Baroness Hylton‑Foster [L]		16 Jun 1990	DBE (Civ)	19 May 1908	31 Oct 2002	94
Hylton-Foster	Harry Braustyn Hylton MP for York 1950‑1959 and London & Westminster 1959‑1965; Solicitor General 1954‑1959; Speaker of the House of Commons 1959‑1965; PC 1957		20 Oct 1954	Kt Bach	10 Apr 1905	2 Sep 1965	60
Hynard	William George		19 Nov 1946	Kt Bach	1881	22 May 1953	71
Hyndley, Viscount	see "Hindley"
Hyndman-Jones	William Henry		18 Dec 1906	Kt Bach	9 Aug 1847	20 Aug 1926	79
Hyne	Ragnar		7 Feb 1956	Kt Bach	16 Feb 1893	4 Oct 1966	73
Hynes	Lincoln Carruthers		8 Oct 1971	Kt Bach	14 Apr 1912	7 Aug 1977	65
Hyslop	(Robert) Murray		13 Jun 1917	Kt Bach	1858	11 Sep 1935	77
Hyslop	Thomas		2 Jan 1911	Kt Bach	9 Oct 1859	Dec 1919	60
Hytner	Nicholas		21 May 2010	Kt Bach	7 May 1956
Iacobescu	George		14 Feb 2012	Kt Bach	9 Nov 1945
Ibbetson	Denzil Charles Jelf		1 Jan 1903	KCSI	30 Aug 1847	21 Feb 1908	60
Ibbotson	(Archie) William		12 Feb 1944	Kt Bach	25 Jan 1886	2 May 1956	70
Ibbotson	Richard Jeffrey		31 Dec 2010	KBE (Mil)	27 Jun 1954
Ibbs	(John) Robin		14 Dec 1982 11 Jun 1988	Kt Bach KBE (Civ)	21 Apr 1926	27 Jul 2014	88
Ibiam	Francis Akanu He renounced both knighthoods in 1967 For further information, see the note at the foot of this page		1 Jan 1951 24 Aug 1962	Hon KBE KCMG	29 Nov 1906	1 Jul 1995	88
Ibrahim	Mohammed Fathi Ahmed		30 Dec 2022	KCMG	3 May 1946
Ibrahim	(Shettima) Kashim		1962	KCMG	10 Jun 1910	26 Jul 1990	80
Idar, Maharaja of	Dowlat Singhji		1 Jan 1920	KCSI		14 Apr 1931
Idar, Maharaja of	Pertab Singhji		1 Jan 1886 1 Jan 1886 22 Jun 1897 24 Jul 1901 12 Dec 1911 1 Jan 1918	KCB (Mil) KCSI GCSI Hon KCB (Mil) GCVO Hon GCB (Mil)	22 Oct 1845	4 Sep 1922	76
Iddesleigh, Earl of	see "Northcote"
Ife	Barry William		19 May 2017	Kt Bach	19 Jun 1947
Ife, Oni of	Titus Martins Adesoji Aderemi Tadeniawo		2 Jan 1950 1 Jan 1962	Hon KBE (Civ)	1889	Jul 1980	91
Igara	Robert		30 Dec 2024	KBE (Civ)
Igglesden	Charles		16 Feb 1928	Kt Bach	1861	26 Jun 1949	87
Iggulden	Douglas Percy		11 Feb 1969	Kt Bach	4 May 1907	30 May 1977	70
Ihaka	Kingi Matutaera		19 May 1989	Kt Bach	18 Oct 1921	1 Jan 1993	71
Ikbal	Muhammed		15 Feb 1923	Kt Bach	9 Nov 1877	21 Apr 1938	60
Ilbert	Courtenay Peregrine		1 Jan 1895 9 Nov 1908 19 Jun 1911	KCSI KCB (Civ) GCB (Civ)	12 Jun 1841	14 May 1924	82
Ilchester, Earl of	see "Fox-Strangways"
Ilford, Baron	see "Hutchinson"
Iliff	William Angus Boyd		7 Feb 1961	Kt Bach	2 Oct 1898	29 Dec 1972	74
Iliffe	Edward Mauger, later [1933] 1st Baron Iliffe MP for Tamworth 1923‑1929		8 Jul 1922 13 Jun 1946	Kt Bach GBE (Civ)	17 May 1877	25 Jul 1960	83
Ilkeston, Baron	see "Foster"
Illingworth	Charles Frederick William		5 Jul 1961	Kt Bach	8 May 1899	23 Feb 1991	91
Illingworth	(Cyril) Gordon		26 Jul 1949	Kt Bach	28 May 1884	7 Aug 1959	75
Ilott	John Moody Albert		12 Jan 1954	Kt Bach	12 Aug 1884	15 Jun 1973	88
im Thurn	Everard Governor of Fiji 1904‑1910		30 Jun 1905 1 Jan 1918	KCMG KBE	1852	9 Oct 1932	80
Imam	Boaksh Mir Nawab		24 May 1888	KCIE		13 Jul 1903
Imam	Saiyid Ali		1 Jan 1914	KCSI	11 Feb 1869	31 Oct 1932	63
Imbert	Peter Michael, later [1999] Baron Imbert [L]		27 Jul 1988	Kt Bach	27 Apr 1933	13 Nov 2017	84
Imison	Tamsyn		31 Dec 1997	DBE (Civ)	1 May 1937	18 Sep 2017	80
Imray	Colin Henry		13 Jun 1992	KBE (Civ)	21 Sep 1933	20 Dec 2020	87
Imrie	John Dunlop		14 Mar 1950	Kt Bach	16 Oct 1891	8 Jun 1981	89
Ince	Godfrey Herbert		2 Jun 1943 1 Jan 1946 1 Jan 1951	KBE (Civ) KCB (Civ) GCB (Civ)	25 Sep 1891	20 Dec 1960	69
Inch	John Ritchie		18 Jul 1972	Kt Bach	14 May 1911	22 Nov 1993	82
Inchcape, Earl of	see "Mackay"
Inches	Robert Kirk		15 Jan 1916	Kt Bach	16 Feb 1840	19 Jul 1918	78
Inchyra, Baron	see "Millar"
Indore, Dada Saheb of	Ras Kasee Rao Holkar		31 Dec 1875	KCSI
Indore, Maharaja Holkar of	Tukoji Rao II		25 Jun 1861 24 May 1866	KSI GCSI	3 May 1835	17 Jun 1886	51
Indore, Maharaja of	Mahjarat Dhirraja Tukoji Rao		1 Jan 1918	GCIE	26 Nov 1890	21 May 1978	87
Indore, Maharaja of	Raj Rajeshwar Sawai Shree Yeshwant Rao Holkar Bahadur		1 Jan 1935	GCIE	6 Sep 1908	5 Dec 1961	53
Indore, Maharaja of	Shivaji Rao Holkar		30 Jun 1887	GCSI	1859	Oct 1908	49
Inge	John Geoffrey		13 Nov 2024	KCVO	26 Feb 1955
Inge	Peter Anthony, later [1997] Baron Inge [L] PC 2004		31 Dec 1987 31 Dec 1991 23 Apr 2001	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil) KG	5 Aug 1935	20 Jul 2022	86
Inge	William Ralph		25 Jun 1930	KCVO	8 Jun 1860	26 Feb 1954	93
Ingham	Bernard		26 Feb 1991	Kt Bach	21 Jun 1932	24 Feb 2023	90
Ingham	James Taylor		21 Jul 1876	Kt Bach	17 Jan 1805	5 Mar 1890	85
Ingham Clark	Celia Louise		14 Jun 2025	DBE (Civ)	May 1958
Ingilby	William Bates		13 Mar 1867	KCB (Mil)	30 Apr 1791	6 Aug 1879	88
Ingleby Mackenzie	(Kenneth) Alexander		1 Jan 1953	KBE (Mil)	19 Aug 1892	17 Jan 1961	68
Inglefield	Edward Augustus		13 Aug 1877 21 Jun 1887	Kt Bach KCB (Mil)	27 Mar 1820	4 Sep 1894	74
Inglefield	Edward Fitzmaurice		1 Jan 1919	KBE (Mil)	10 Apr 1861	19 Jul 1945	84
Inglefield	Frederick Samuel		19 Jun 1911	KCB (Mil)	29 Apr 1854	8 Aug 1921	67
Inglefield	Gilbert Samuel		16 Feb 1965 8 Jun 1968	Kt Bach GBE (Civ)	13 Mar 1909	14 Oct 1991	82
Inglesby-Burke	Elaine		10 Oct 2020	DBE (Civ)	c 1959
Inglis	(Albemarle) Percy		14 Jun 1912	Kt Bach	12 Dec 1841	27 Jun 1932	90
Inglis	Brian Scott		9 Mar 1977	Kt Bach	3 Jan 1924	24 Sep 2014	90
Inglis	Charles Edward		10 Jul 1945	Kt Bach	31 Jul 1875	19 Apr 1952	76
Inglis	Claude Cavendish		10 Jul 1945	Kt Bach	3 Mar 1883	29 Aug 1974	91
Inglis	Hugh Arbuthnot		21 Feb 1942	Kt Bach	28 Jun 1890	19 Jul 1948	58
Inglis	James Charles		23 Feb 1911	Kt Bach	9 Sep 1851	19 Dec 1911	60
Inglis	(John) Drummond		5 Jul 1945	KBE (Mil)	4 May 1895	7 Jan 1985	89
Inglis	John Eardley Wilmot		21 Jan 1858	KCB (Mil)	15 Nov 1814	27 Sep 1862	47
Inglis	John Gilchrist Thesiger		13 Jun 1959	KBE (Mil)	8 Jun 1906	29 Oct 1972	66
Inglis	John Malcolm		25 May 1900	Kt Bach	14 Dec 1837	24 Apr 1902	64
Inglis	Robert John Mathison		28 Jan 1947	Kt Bach	5 May 1881	23 Jun 1962	81
Inglis	Robert William		7 Jul 1910	Kt Bach	22 Jul 1843	10 Apr 1923	79
Inglott	Ferdinando Vincenzo		25 May 1892	KCMG	1820	1893	73
Ingold	Christopher Kelk		11 Feb 1958	Kt Bach	28 Oct 1893	8 Dec 1970	77
Ingram	Adam Paterson MP for East Kilbride 1987‑2005 and East Kilbride, Strathaven & Lesmahagow 2005‑2010; PC 1998		30 Dec 2025	Kt Bach	1 Feb 1947
Ingram	Bruce Stirling		4 Jul 1950	Kt Bach	5 May 1877	8 Jan 1963	85
Ingram	John Henderson		19 May 1994	Kt Bach	3 Sep 1924	1 Apr 2015	90
Ingrams	Davina Marcia, Baroness Darcy de Knayth in her own right (18th in line)		30 Dec 1995	DBE (Civ)	10 Jul 1938	24 Feb 2008	69
Ingrow, Baron	see "Taylor"
Injia	Salamo		11 Jun 2005	Kt Bach	12 Sep 1958
Inkin	Geoffrey David		10 Feb 1993	Kt Bach	2 Oct 1934	22 Aug 2013	78
Innes	Andrew Lockhart		10 Jun 1954	KBE (Civ)	10 Jun 1898	8 Dec 1960	62
Innes	Celia Jane		30 Dec 2025	DCVO	17 Dec 1948
Innes	Charles Alexander		1 Jan 1924	KCSI	27 Oct 1874	28 Jun 1959	84
Innes	Charles Alexander		1 Jun 1953	KBE (Civ)	10 Jan 1902	15 Nov 1963	61
Innes	John Harrie Ker		21 Jun 1887	KCB (Mil)	27 Jan 1820	12 Mar 1907	87
Innes	Joseph George Long		30 Jan 1875	Kt Bach	16 Oct 1834	28 Oct 1896	62
Innes	Malcolm Rognvald		16 Jun 1990	KCVO	25 May 1938	29 Sep 2020	82
Innes	Peter David		4 Jul 1944	Kt Bach	22 Feb 1881	11 Dec 1961	80
Innes	Thomas		13 Jun 1946 10 Jun 1967	KCVO GCVO	26 Aug 1893	16 Oct 1971	78
Inniss	Clifford de Lisle		26 Jun 1962	Kt Bach	26 Oct 1910	21 Dec 1998	88
Inniss	Probyn Ellsworth Governor of St. Kitts, Nevis & Anguilla 1975‑1980 and St. Kitts & Nevis 1980‑1981		28 Jul 1976	Kt Bach	18 Nov 1936	12 Mar 2017	80
Insall	Donald William		16 Nov 2010	Kt Bach	7 Feb 1926
Inskip	Arthur Cecil		6 Mar 1948	Kt Bach	7 Dec 1894	24 Dec 1951	57
Inskip	John Hampden		1 Feb 1937	KBE (Civ)	Dec 1879	8 Apr 1960	80
Inskip	Robert Andrew, 2nd Viscount Caldecote		31 Dec 1986	KBE (Civ)	8 Oct 1917	20 Sep 1999	81
Inskip	Thomas Walker Hobart, later [1939] 1st Viscount Caldecote MP for Bristol Central 1918‑1929 and Fareham 1931‑1939; Solicitor General 1922‑1924, 1924‑1928 and 1931‑1932; Attorney General 1928‑1929 and 1932‑1936; Secretary of State for Dominions 1939 and 1940; Lord Chancellor 1939‑1940; Lord Chief Justice 1940‑1946; PC 1932		12 Dec 1922	Kt Bach	5 Mar 1876	11 Oct 1947	71
Instone	Samuel		25 Jun 1921	Kt Bach	16 Aug 1878	9 Nov 1937	59
Inverchapel, Baron	see "Clark-Kerr"
Ion	Susan Elizabeth		31 Dec 2009 1 Jun 2021	DBE (Civ) GBE (Civ)	3 Feb 1955
Ipatas	Peter		13 Jun 2015	KBE (Civ)	31 Jul 1958
Iqbal Ahmad			24 Jun 1941	Kt Bach	16 Sep 1886
Iredale	John Peter		17 Apr 2024	Kt Bach	9 Nov 1960
Iredell	Alfred William		11 May 1937	KBE (Mil)	10 May 1879	29 Dec 1967	88
Ireland	Robert Megaw		3 Jun 1919	KBE (Mil)	5 Jun 1849	3 Sep 1919	70
Irish	Ronald Arthur		1 May 1970	Kt Bach	26 Mar 1913	12 Jul 1993	80
Ironmonger	(Charles) Ronald		10 Feb 1970	Kt Bach	20 Jan 1914	30 Sep 1984	70
Ironside	William Allan		18 Aug 1919	Kt Bach	1870	1919	49
Ironside	William Edmund, later [1941] 1st Baron Ironside Governor of Gibraltar 1938‑1939		1 Aug 1919 9 Jun 1938	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	6 May 1880	23 Sep 1959	79
Irvin	John Hannell		4 Jun 1917	KBE	16 Mar 1874	25 Mar 1952	78
Irvine	Arthur James MP for Edge Hill 1947‑1978; Solicitor General 1967‑1970; PC 1970		6 Dec 1967	Kt Bach	14 Jul 1909	15 Dec 1978	69
Irvine	Bryant Godman MP for Rye 1955‑1983; PC 1982		11 Feb 1986	Kt Bach	25 Jul 1909	3 May 1992	82
Irvine	Donald Hamilton		8 Mar 1994	Kt Bach	2 Jun 1935	19 Nov 2018	83
Irvine	James Colquhoun		12 Feb 1925 1 Jan 1948	Kt Bach KBE (Civ)	9 May 1877	12 Jun 1952	75
Irvine	Robin Orlando Hamilton		18 May 1989	Kt Bach	15 Sep 1929	29 Sep 1996	67
Irvine	William Hill		22 Jun 1914 23 Jun 1936	KCMG GCMG	6 Jul 1858	20 Aug 1943	85
Irving	Æmilius		30 Jun 1906	Kt Bach	1823	27 Nov 1913	90
Irving	Charles Graham MP for Cheltenham 1974‑1992		30 Dec 1989	Kt Bach	4 May 1924	30 Mar 1995	70
Irving	Edmund George		1 Jan 1966	KBE (Mil)	5 Apr 1910	1 Oct 1990	80
Irving	Henry Brodribb		18 Jul 1895	Kt Bach	6 Feb 1838	13 Oct 1905	67
Irving	Henry Turner Governor of the Leeward Islands 1873‑1874 and British Guiana 1882‑1887		25 May 1878 28 Jan 1888	KCMG GCMG	1833	22 Nov 1923	90
Irving	Miles		20 Feb 1935	Kt Bach	21 Aug 1876	24 Jun 1962	85
Irving	Miles Horsfall		21 Mar 1995	Kt Bach	29 Jun 1935
Irving	Robert Beaufin		13 Jul 1943	Kt Bach	16 Jul 1877	28 Dec 1954	77
Irving	Stanley Gordon		1 Jan 1947	KBE (Civ)	5 Nov 1886	16 May 1970	83
Irwin, Baron	see "Wood"
Irwin	Alfred Macdonald Bulteel		7 Jul 1910	Kt Bach	26 Dec 1853	1 Feb 1921	67
Irwin	Alistair Stuart Hastings		15 Jun 2002	KCB (Mil)	27 Aug 1948
Irwin	George		2 Dec 1892	Kt Bach	22 Jan 1832	11 Jun 1899	67
Irwin	James Campbell		8 Oct 1971	Kt Bach	23 Jun 1906	24 Jul 1990	84
Irwin	(James) Murray		1 Jan 1918	KCMG	13 Feb 1858	7 Nov 1938	80
Irwin	John		13 Feb 1915	Kt Bach	1 Nov 1857	27 Mar 1935	77
Irwin	Samuel Thompson		16 Jul 1957	Kt Bach	3 Jul 1877	21 Jun 1961	83
Irwin	Stephen John Lord Justice of Appeal 2016‑2020; PC 2016		28 Nov 2006	Kt Bach	5 Feb 1953
Isaac	Neil		14 Nov 1986	Kt Bach	29 Dec 1915	8 May 1987	71
Isaacs	Albertha Madeline		15 Jun 1974	DBE (Civ)	18 Apr 1900	1 Aug 1997	97
Isaacs	Alice Edith, Countess and later [1926] Marchioness of Reading [wife of the 1st Marquess]		1 Jan 1920	GBE (Civ)	1865	30 Jan 1930	64
Isaacs	Gerald Rufus, 2nd Marquess of Reading PC 1953		17 Jan 1957 1 Jan 1958	KCMG GCMG	10 Jan 1889	19 Sep 1960	71
Isaacs	Henry Aaron		5 Aug 1887	Kt Bach	15 Aug 1830	2 Aug 1909	78
Isaacs	Isaac Alfred Governor General of Australia 1931‑1936; PC 1921		4 Jun 1928 22 Apr 1932 11 May 1937	KCMG GCMG GCB (Civ)	6 Aug 1855	12 Feb 1948	92
Isaacs	Jeremy Israel		22 Oct 1996	Kt Bach	28 Sep 1932
Isaacs	Jeremy Michael		26 Jun 2025	Kt Bach	Mar 1964
Isaacs	Kendal George Lamon		31 Dec 1992	KCMG	23 Jul 1925	25 May 1996	70
Isaacs	Rufus Daniel, later [1914] 1st Baron Reading, [1916] 1st Viscount Reading, [1917] 1st Earl of Reading and [1926] 1st Marquess of Reading MP for Reading 1904‑1913; Solicitor General 1910; Attorney General 1910‑1913; Lord Chief Justice 1913‑1921; Viceroy of India 1921‑1926; Foreign Secretary 1931; PC 1911		9 Jun 1910 19 Jun 1911 3 Jun 1915 3 Jun 1922	Kt Bach KCVO GCB (Civ) GCVO	10 Oct 1860	30 Dec 1935	75
Isaacs	Stella, Marchioness of Reading, later [1958] Baroness Swanborough [L] [wife of the 1st Marquess of Reading]		1 Jan 1941 8 Jun 1944	DBE (Civ) GBE (Civ)	6 Jan 1894	22 May 1971	77
Isaacson	Robert Spencer		11 Jun 1966	KBE (Civ)	11 Nov 1907	17 Jun 1972	64
Ishiguro	Kazuo Nobel Prize in Literature 2017		7 Feb 2019	Kt Bach	8 Nov 1954
Isitt	Leonard Monk		1 Jan 1946	KBE (Mil)	27 Jul 1891	21 Jan 1976	84
Islington, Baron	see "Dickson-Poynder"
Ismail	Mirza Mahomed		27 Feb 1930 1 Jan 1936	Kt Bach KCIE	23 Oct 1883	5 Jan 1959	75
Ismay	George		1 Jan 1947	KBE (Civ)	1891	20 May 1984	92
Ismay	Hastings Lionel, later [1947] 1st Baron Ismay Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations 1951‑1952; CH 1945; PC 1951		11 Jul 1940 13 Jun 1946 23 Apr 1957	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil) KG	21 Jun 1887	17 Dec 1965	78
Ismay	Stanley		12 Dec 1911	KCSI	1 Jul 1848	8 Jun 1914	65
Ison	David John		30 May 2023	KCVO	15 Sep 1954
Israr Hasan Khan	Muhammad Khan		25 Jun 1921	Kt Bach	1865	May 1934	68
Issigonis	Alexander Arnold Constantine		22 Jul 1969	Kt Bach	18 Nov 1906	2 Oct 1988	81
Italeli	Iakoba Taeia Governor General of Tuvalu 2010‑2019		1 Jun 2011	GCMG
Ive	Jonathan Paul		31 Dec 2011	KBE (Civ)	27 Feb 1967
Iveagh, Earl of	see "Guinness"
Ivelaw-Chapman	Ronald		7 Jun 1951 1 Jun 1953 13 Jun 1957	KBE (Mil) KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	17 Jan 1899	28 Apr 1978	79
Ivory	Brian Gammell		10 Nov 2006	Kt Bach	10 Apr 1949
Iyer	Subbier Subramania		1 Jan 1900	KCIE	1 Oct 1842	5 Dec 1924	82
Iyer	Tiravarur Muthuswami		25 May 1892	KCIE	28 Jan 1832	25 Jan 1895	62
Izat	(James) Rennie		23 Feb 1943	Kt Bach	18 Aug 1886	30 Jun 1962	75
Izycki de Notto	Matthew		1945	Hon KCB KCB	22 Feb 1899	12 Feb 1952	52
Jack	Alieu Sulayman See also the note at the foot of this page		1 Jan 1970	Kt Bach	14 Jul 1922	27 Dec 2010	88
Jack	Alister William, later [2025] Baron Jack of Courance [L] MP for Dumfries & Galloway 2017‑2024; Secretary of State for Scotland 2019‑2024; PC 2019		4 Jul 2024	KBE (Civ)	7 Jul 1963
Jack	Daniel Thomson		15 Feb 1966	Kt Bach	18 Aug 1901	15 Dec 1984	83
Jack	David		4 Nov 1993	Kt Bach	22 Feb 1924	8 Nov 2011	87
Jack	David Emmanuel Governor General of St. Vincent & the Grenadines 1989‑1996		22 Jan 1991	GCMG	16 Jul 1918	18 Jul 1998	80
Jack	Malcolm Roy		11 Jun 2011	KCB (Civ)	17 Dec 1946
Jack	Raymond Evan		22 Feb 2001	Kt Bach	13 Nov 1942
Jack	Robert Ernest		13 Oct 1937	Kt Bach	1878	26 Jan 1962	83
Jack	Roy Emile		7 Oct 1970	Kt Bach	12 Jan 1914	24 Dec 1977	63
Jackling	Roger Tustin		30 Dec 2000	KCB (Civ)	23 Nov 1943
Jackling	Roger William		1 Jan 1965 1 Jan 1976	KCMG GCMG	10 May 1913	23 Nov 1986	73
Jackman	Harold Douglas		1 Jan 1959	KBE (Mil)	26 Oct 1902	15 Jun 1991	88
Jackman	Selma Udine		Nov 2016	DA
Jackson	Arthur		7 Jul 1938	Kt Bach	1874	21 Jan 1940	65
Jackson	Barbara Mary, later [1976] Baroness Jackson of Lodsworth [L]		15 Jun 1974	DBE (Civ)	23 May 1914	31 May 1981	67
Jackson	Barry Trevor		20 Feb 2001	Kt Bach	7 Jul 1936
Jackson	Barry Vincent		6 Jul 1925	Kt Bach	6 Sep 1879	3 Apr 1961	81
Jackson	Brendan James		31 Dec 1986 13 Jun 1992	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	23 Aug 1935	19 Nov 1998	63
Jackson	Charles James		18 Aug 1919	Kt Bach	24 May 1849	23 Apr 1923	73
Jackson	Charles Robert Mitchell		2 Dec 1852	Kt Bach	1813	21 Jul 1874	61
Jackson	Cyril		4 Jun 1917	KBE	6 Feb 1863	3 Sep 1924	61
Jackson	Donald Edward		30 Jun 1953	Kt Bach	17 May 1892	18 Nov 1981	89
Jackson	Edward St. John		23 Feb 1933 12 Jun 1941 1 Jan 1943	Kt Bach KBE (Civ) KCMG	14 Oct 1886	29 Aug 1961	74
Jackson	Francis James Gidlow		8 Feb 1955	Kt Bach	16 Sep 1889	12 Jan 1979	89
Jackson	Francis Stanley MP for Howdenshire 1915‑1926; Governor of Bengal 1927‑1932; PC 1926 For further information, see the note at the foot of this page		22 Feb 1927 6 May 1932	GCIE GCSI	21 Nov 1870	9 Mar 1947	76
Jackson	Francis Walter Fitton		19 Feb 1936	Kt Bach	1881	17 May 1936	54
Jackson	Frederick John		1 Jan 1913	KCMG	17 Feb 1860	3 Feb 1929	68
Jackson	Geoffrey Holt Seymour		11 Sep 1971	KCMG	4 Mar 1915	1 Oct 1987	72
Jackson	Gilbert Hollinshead Blomfield		27 Jun 1934	Kt Bach	26 Jan 1875	11 Mar 1956	81
Jackson	Harold Warters		8 Jul 1952	Kt Bach	5 Apr 1883	4 Dec 1972	89
Jackson	Henry, later [1935] 1st baronet MP for Wandsworth Central 1924‑1929 and 1931‑1937		28 Feb 1924	Kt Bach	22 Aug 1875	23 Feb 1937	61
Jackson	Henry Bradwardine		9 Nov 1906 24 Jun 1910 4 Dec 1916	KCVO KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	21 Jan 1855	14 Dec 1929	74
Jackson	Henry Cholmondeley		23 Jun 1936	KCB (Mil)	12 Aug 1879	19 Oct 1972	93
Jackson	Henry Moore Governor of the Leeward Islands 1901‑1902, Fiji 1902‑1904 and Trinidad & Tobago 1904‑1908		3 Jun 1899 26 Jun 1908	KCMG GCMG	13 Aug 1849	29 Aug 1908	59
Jackson	Herbert		4 Jun 1917	KBE	17 Mar 1863	10 Dec 1936	73
Jackson	Herbert William		5 Dec 1919	KBE (Civ)	5 Feb 1861	28 Jan 1931	69
Jackson	James		5 Feb 1856 28 Mar 1865	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	1790	31 Dec 1871	81
Jackson	(James) Ralph		10 Jul 1929	Kt Bach	1872	2 Aug 1943	71
Jackson	John		27 Feb 1895	Kt Bach	4 Feb 1851	14 Dec 1919	68
Jackson	John		27 Mar 1929	Kt Bach	1 Jan 1865	19 Mar 1933	68
Jackson	(John) Edward		31 Dec 1983	KCMG	24 Jun 1925	8 May 2002	76
Jackson	(John) Ernest		28 Feb 1924	Kt Bach	26 Nov 1876	18 Oct 1941	64
Jackson	John Peter Todd		23 Feb 1933	Kt Bach	1868	14 Sep 1945	77
Jackson	Kenneth Joseph ["Ken"]		14 Oct 1999	Kt Bach	3 Mar 1937	25 Jul 2024	87
Jackson	Lawrence Walter		23 Oct 1964 1 Jan 1970	Kt Bach KCMG	27 Sep 1913	5 Jun 1993	79
Jackson	Louis Charles		1 Jan 1918	KBE	7 Mar 1856	8 Oct 1946	90
Jackson	Louis Steuart		1 Dec 1880	Kt Bach	1823	9 Apr 1890	66
Jackson	Michael David ["Mike"]		13 Jun 1998 31 Dec 2004	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	21 Mar 1944	15 Oct 2024	80
Jackson	Percy Richard		6 Jul 1925	Kt Bach	1869	24 Dec 1941	72
Jackson	Peter Arthur Brian PC 2017		8 Feb 2011	Kt Bach	9 Dec 1955
Jackson	Peter Robert		31 Dec 2009	KNZM	31 Oct 1961
Jackson	Ralph Coburn		1973	KBE (Mil)	22 Jun 1914	1 Nov 1991	77
Jackson	Richard Hoyle		25 Feb 1932	Kt Bach	1869	24 Jan 1944	74
Jackson	Richard Leofric		16 Jul 1963	Kt Bach	12 Jul 1902	17 Feb 1975	72
Jackson	Robert Gillman Allen		22 Jun 1956 20 Feb 1962	Kt Bach KCVO	8 Nov 1911	12 Jan 1991	79
Jackson	Robert Whyte Melville		1 Jan 1918 3 Jun 1919	KCMG KBE (Mil)	3 Jun 1860	25 Feb 1928	67
Jackson	Robert William		30 Nov 1882	Kt Bach	11 Aug 1827	13 May 1921	93
Jackson	(Ronald) Gordon		13 Jun 1983	AK	5 May 1924	8 Jun 1991	67
Jackson	Rupert Matthew		17 Feb 1999	Kt Bach	7 Mar 1948
Jackson	Stephen Philip		2 Nov 2023	Kt Bach	17 Jul 1962
Jackson	Thomas, later [1902] 1st baronet		17 Aug 1899	Kt Bach	4 Jun 1841	21 Dec 1915	74
Jackson	Thomas		2 Jun 1923	KBE (Mil)	20 Feb 1868	7 Jul 1945	77
Jackson	Thomas Sturges		14 Mar 1902	KCVO	6 Mar 1842	9 Sep 1934	92
Jackson	Wilfrid Edward Francis Governor of Mauritius 1930‑1937, British Guiana 1937‑1941 and Tanganyika 1941‑1945		3 Jun 1931 1 Jan 1943	KCMG GCMG	1883	28 Mar 1971	87
Jackson	William Godfrey Fothergill Governor of Gibraltar 1978‑1982		1 Jan 1971 14 Jun 1975	KCB (Mil) GBE (Mil)	28 Aug 1917	12 Mar 1999	81
Jackson	Willis, later [1967] Baron Jackson of Burnley [L]		15 Jul 1958	Kt Bach	29 Oct 1904	17 Feb 1970	65
Jacob	(Edward) Ian Claud		13 Jun 1946 1 Jan 1960	KBE (Mil) GBE (Civ)	27 Sep 1899	24 Apr 1993	93
Jacob	Claud William		1 Jan 1917 1 Jan 1919 1 Jan 1924 5 Jun 1926 3 Jun 1930	KCB (Mil) KCMG KCSI GCB (Mil) GCSI	21 Nov 1863	2 Jun 1948	84
Jacob	George Le Grand		2 Jun 1869	KCSI	24 Apr 1805	27 Jan 1881	75
Jacob	Isaac Hai ["Jack"]		7 Feb 1979	Kt Bach	5 Jun 1908	26 Dec 2000	92
Jacob	Lionel Montague		2 Jan 1911	KCSI	24 Apr 1853	9 Feb 1934	80
Jacob	Robert Raphael Hayim ["Robin"] Lord Justice of Appeal 1993‑2011; PC 2003		8 Dec 1993	Kt Bach	26 Apr 1941
Jacob	Samuel Swinton		26 Jun 1902	KCIE	14 Jan 1841	4 Dec 1917	76
Jacobi	Derek George		15 Feb 1994	Kt Bach	22 Oct 1938
Jacobi	James Edward		30 Mar 1989	Kt Bach	26 Aug 1925	21 Jun 2009	83
Jacobs	Cecil Albert		23 Oct 2002	Kt Bach	1923	3 Aug 2008	85
Jacobs	David Anthony, later [1997] Baron Jacobs [L]		9 Feb 1988	Kt Bach	13 Nov 1931	21 Jun 2014	82
Jacobs	Francis Geoffrey PC 2005		31 Dec 2005	KCMG	8 Jun 1939
Jacobs	(James) Piers		17 Jun 1989	KBE (Civ)	27 May 1933	23 Sep 1999	66
Jacobs	Kenneth Sydney		23 Nov 1976	KBE (Civ)	5 Oct 1917	24 May 2015	97
Jacobs	Michael Graham		22 Jun 2016	Kt Bach	18 Jan 1964
Jacobs	Nicole Alison		30 Dec 2024	DBE (Civ)
Jacobs	Richard David		6 Dec 2018	Kt Bach	21 Dec 1956
Jacobs	Roland Ellis		21 Feb 1963	Kt Bach	28 Feb 1891	29 Jun 1981	90
Jacobs	Wilfred Ebenezer Governor of Antigua 1967‑1981; Governor General of Antigua & Barbuda 1981‑1993		19 Jul 1967 28 Oct 1977 1 Nov 1981 24 Oct 1985	Kt Bach KCVO GCMG GCVO	19 Oct 1919	5 Mar 1995	75
Jacoby	James Alfred MP for Derbyshire Mid 1885‑1909		18 Dec 1906	Kt Bach	1852	23 Jun 1909	56
Jacomb	Martin Wakefield		30 Jul 1985	Kt Bach	11 Nov 1929	8 Jun 2024	94
Jadu	Krishna Rao Bapu Saheb		25 May 1895	KCIE
Ja'far el Askeri				GCVO	1885	29 Oct 1936	51
Jaffe	Otto		5 Mar 1900	Kt Bach	13 Aug 1846	29 Apr 1929	82
Jaffer	Ebrahim Haroon		18 Jan 1927	Kt Bach	27 Dec 1881	12 Sep 1930	48
Jaffrey	Thomas, later [1931] 1st baronet		4 Mar 1920	Kt Bach	11 Apr 1861	23 Jul 1953	92
Jagatsingh	Keharsingh ["Kher"]		3 Dec 1981	Kt Bach	23 Jul 1931	18 Jul 1985	53
Jagger	Michael Philip ["Mick"]		12 Dec 2003	Kt Bach	26 Jul 1943
Jahangirabad, Raja of	Tasadduk Rasul Khan		26 Jun 1908	KCSI		Sep 1928
Jaipur, Maharaja of	Sawai Madho Singh II		2 Jan 1888 23 May 1900 31 Mar 1903 1 Jan 1918	GCSI GCIE GCVO GBE	1861	7 Sep 1922	61
Jaipur, Maharaja of	Sawai Mansinghji Bahadur		3 Jun 1935 14 Aug 1947	GCIE GCSI	21 Aug 1911	24 Jun 1970	58
Jaipur, Maharaja of	Sawai Ram Singh II		11 Nov 1863 24 May 1866	KSI GCSI	1835	1880	45
Jaisalmer, Maharaja of	Jowahir Singh Bahadur		1 Jan 1918	KCSI	18 Nov 1882	Jan 1949	66
Jakeway	(Francis) Derek Governor of Fiji 1964‑1968		29 Nov 1963	KCMG	6 Jun 1915	6 Nov 1993	78
Jakobovits	Immanuel, later [1988] Baron Jakobovits [L]		22 Jul 1981	Kt Bach	8 Feb 1921	31 Oct 1999	78
Jamal	Abdul Karim Abdul Shakur		5 Jun 1920	Kt Bach	1862	2 Sep 1924	62
James	Archibald William Henry MP for Wellingborough 1931‑1945		8 Jun 1945	KBE (Civ)	1893	5 May 1980	86
James	Arthur Evan Lord Justice of Appeal 1973‑1976; PC 1973		3 Nov 1965	Kt Bach	18 May 1916	13 May 1976	59
James	Claude Ernest Weymouth		8 Jul 1941	Kt Bach	1878	27 Aug 1961	83
James	Cynlais Morgan ["Kenneth"]		31 Dec 1984	KCMG	29 Apr 1926	19 Jul 2013	87
James	David John		7 Jul 1959	Kt Bach	13 May 1887	7 Mar 1967	79
James	Deborah Anne		12 May 2022	DBE (Civ)	1 Oct 1981	28 Jun 2022	40
James	Edward Burnet		9 Jul 1908	Kt Bach	7 May 1857	27 Dec 1927	70
James	Eric John Francis, later [1959] Baron James of Rusholme [L]		7 Feb 1956	Kt Bach	13 Apr 1909	16 May 1992	83
James	Frederick Ernest		18 Feb 1941	Kt Bach	1891	18 Jan 1971	79
James	Frederick Seton Governor of the Windward Islands 1924‑1930		30 Dec 1922 3 Jun 1929	KBE (Civ) KCMG	8 Apr 1870	13 Feb 1934	63
James	Henry		28 Mar 1860	Kt Bach	1803	14 Jun 1877	73
James	Henry, later [1895] 1st Baron James of Hereford MP for Taunton 1868‑1885 and Bury 1885‑1895; Solicitor General 1873; Attorney General 1873‑1874 and 1880‑1885; Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 1895‑1902; PC 1885		12 Dec 1873 22 Aug 1902	Kt Bach GCVO	30 Oct 1828	18 Aug 1911	82
James	Henry Evan Murchison		1 Jan 1901	KCIE	20 Jan 1846	20 Aug 1923	77
James	Jeffrey Russell		16 Jun 2001	KBE (Civ)	13 Aug 1944
James	John Ernest		12 Jul 1949	Kt Bach	1875	3 Jun 1963	87
James	(John) Francis William		21 Jun 1938	Kt Bach	3 Jun 1879	11 Dec 1950	71
James	John Hastings ["Jack"]		1 Jan 1970	KCVO	4 Jun 1906	27 May 1980	73
James	John Kingston, later [1869] 2nd baronet		22 Feb 1854	Kt Bach	26 Feb 1815	23 May 1893	78
James	John Morrice Cairns, later [1977] Baron Saint Brides [L] PC 1968		1 Jan 1962 1 Jan 1975	KCMG GCMG	30 Apr 1916	26 Nov 1989	73
James	John Nigel Courtenay ["Jimmy"]		14 Jun 1997	KCVO	31 Mar 1935	16 Feb 2021	85
James	Naomi Christine		30 Dec 1978	DBE (Civ)	2 Mar 1949
James	Stanislaus Anthony Governor General of St. Lucia 1988‑1996		10 Apr 1992	GCMG	13 Nov 1919	26 May 2011	91
James	Walter Hartwell		28 Jun 1907 1 Jan 1931	Kt Bach KCMG	28 Mar 1863	3 Jan 1943	79
James	(William) Bernard		28 Jan 1926	Kt Bach	8 Feb 1865	19 Nov 1940	75
James	William Milbourne PC 1870		4 Feb 1869	Kt Bach	1807	7 Jun 1881	73
James	William Milbourne MP for Portsmouth North 1943‑1945		1 Jan 1936 1 Jan 1944	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	22 Dec 1881	17 Aug 1973	91
Jameson	George Inglis		20 May 1871	KCSI	1802	24 Oct 1871	69
Jameson	Melville Stewart		9 Jun 2018	KCVO	17 Jul 1944
Jameson	William Scarlett		7 Jun 1951	KBE (Mil)	3 Sep 1899	14 Nov 1966	67
Jameson	(William) Wilson		16 Feb 1939 1 Jan 1943 1 Jan 1949	Kt Bach KCB (Civ) GBE (Civ)	12 May 1885	18 Oct 1962	77
Jamieson	Archibald Auldjo		13 Jun 1946	KBE (Civ)	1884	23 Oct 1959	75
Jamieson	(David) Ewan		31 Dec 1985	KBE (Mil)	19 Apr 1930	21 Mar 2013	82
Jamieson	James William		2 Jun 1923	KCMG	11 Sep 1867	8 Jan 1946	78
Jamkhandi, Chief of	Parashuram Raoalias Bhausaheb Patwardhan		1 Jan 1913	KCIE	9 May 1880
Jamkhandi, Rajasaheb of	Shankarrao Parashuramrao		1 Jan 1947	KBE (Civ)	1906
Jammu & Kashmir, Chief Minister of	Daljit Singh		3 Jun 1919	KBE (Civ)
Jammu & Kashmir, Maharaja of	Pratap Singh		25 May 1892 12 Dec 1911 1 Jan 1918	GCSI GCIE GCB	14 Jul 1850	23 Sep 1925	75
Jammu & Kashmir, Maharaja of	Shree Maharaja Harisinghji Bahadur For further information, see the note at the foot of this page		1 Jan 1918 17 Mar 1922 1 Mar 1929 2 Jan 1933 1 Jan 1946	KCIE KCVO GCIE GCSI GCVO	23 Sep 1895	26 Apr 1961	65
Janes	Herbert Charles		6 Jul 1954	Kt Bach	10 Oct 1884	21 Jun 1977	92
Jang	Chandra Shamsher		2 Jan 1905	GCSI	8 Jul 1863	26 Nov 1929	66
Janion	Hugh Penderel		11 Feb 1981	KCVO	28 Sep 1923	12 Aug 1994	70
Janjira, Nawab of	Ahmad Khan		1 Jan 1906	GCIE	31 Aug 1862	2 May 1922	59
Janjira, Nawab of	Sidi Ahmad Khan		1 Jan 1895	KCIE
Janner	Barnett, later [1970] Baron Janner [L] MP for Whitechapel & St. Georges 1931‑1935, Leicester West 1945‑1950 and Leicester North West 1950‑1970		7 Feb 1961	Kt Bach	20 Jun 1892	4 May 1982	89
Jansen	Ross Malcolm		17 Jun 1989	KBE (Civ)	6 Sep 1932	15 Dec 2010	78
Jansz	(Herbert) Eric		10 Feb 1953	Kt Bach	1890	5 Jan 1976	85
Janvrin	(Hugh) Richard Benest		1 Jan 1969	KCB (Mil)	9 May 1915	15 Jan 1993	77
Janvrin	Robin Berry, later [2007] Baron Janvrin [L] PC 1998		31 Dec 1997 31 Dec 2002 16 Jun 2007 8 Sep 2007	KCVO KCB (Civ) GCB (Civ) GCVO	20 Sep 1946
Jaora, Nawab of	Muhammed Iftikhar Ali Khan		12 Dec 1911 11 May 1937	KCIE GBE (Civ)	17 Jan 1883	18 Dec 1947	64
Japp	Henry		3 Jun 1918	KBE	6 Jun 1869	8 Apr 1939	69
Jaquet	Robert Glover		10 Feb 1922	Kt Bach	19 Dec 1856	14 Nov 1937	80
Jardine	Douglas James Governor of North Borneo 1934‑1937, Sierra Leone 1937‑1941 and the Leeward Islands 1941‑1944		9 Jun 1938	KCMG	13 Oct 1888	11 Dec 1946	58
Jardine	John, later [1916] 1st baronet MP for Roxburghshire 1906‑1918		22 Jun 1897	KCIE	27 Sep 1844	26 Apr 1919	74
Jardine Paterson	John Valentine		11 Jul 1967	Kt Bach	14 Feb 1920	12 Mar 2000	80
Jarman	Brian		27 Oct 1998	Kt Bach	9 Jul 1933
Jarmay	John Gustav		1 Jan 1918	KBE	31 Dec 1856	22 Aug 1944	87
Jarrad	Vivian Everard Donne See the note at the foot of this page		11 May 1937	Kt Bach	1883	25 Jan 1938	54
Jarratt	Alexander Anthony ["Alex"]		23 Oct 1979	Kt Bach	19 Jan 1924	19 Dec 2019	95
Jarratt	Arthur William		23 Jul 1946 12 Jun 1958	Kt Bach KCVO	22 Sep 1894	14 Dec 1958	64
Jarratt	William Smith		10 Jul 1929	Kt Bach	28 Jun 1871	23 Mar 1966	94
Jarrett	Clifford George		31 May 1956	KBE (Civ)	1909	9 Jul 1995	86
Jarvis	Alexander Weston MP for King's Lynn 1886‑1892		24 Feb 1931	Kt Bach	26 Dec 1855	31 Oct 1939	83
Jarvis	John Layton ["Jack"]		11 Jul 1967	Kt Bach	28 Dec 1887	19 Dec 1968	80
Jarvis	Lewis Whincop		15 Jan 1878	Kt Bach	1816	2 Nov 1888	72
Jason	David see David John White
Jatar	Nilkanth Shriram		9 Mar 1946	Kt Bach	26 May 1887	3 Dec 1957	70
Jatia	Onkar Mull		8 Jul 1922	Kt Bach	1882	10 Aug 1938	56
Javid	Sajid MP for Bromsgrove 2010‑2024; Secretary of State for Culture, Media & Sport 2014‑2015; Secretary of State for Business, Innovation & Skills 2015‑2016; Secretary of State for Housing, Communities & Local Government 2016‑2018; Home Secretary 2018‑2019; Chancellor of the Exchequer 2019‑2020; Secretary of State for Health & Social Care 2021‑2022; PC 2014		21 Feb 2024	Kt Bach	5 Dec 1969
Jawara	Dawda Kairaba Prime Minister of the Gambia 1962‑1970; President of Gambia 1970‑1994		9 Mar 1966 1974	Kt Bach Hon GCMG	16 May 1924
Jay	Antony Rupert		16 Feb 1988	Kt Bach	20 Apr 1930	21 Aug 2016	86
Jay	Michael Hastings, later [2006] Baron Jay of Ewelme [L]		31 Dec 1996 17 Jun 2006	KCMG GCMG	19 Jun 1946
Jay	Robert Maurice		15 Oct 2013	Kt Bach	20 Sep 1959
Jayasundera	Ukwatte Acharige		8 Jul 1952 1 Jun 1953 9 Jun 1955	Kt Bach KBE (Civ) KCMG	18 Dec 1896	1 Aug 1962	65
Jayatilaka	Don Baron		25 Feb 1932 2 Jun 1943	Kt Bach KBE (Civ)	13 Feb 1868	31 May 1944	76
Jayawardena	Ranil Malcolm MP for Hampshire North East 2015‑2024; Secretary of State for the Environment, Food & Rural Affairs 2022; PC 2022		22 Jul 2025	Kt Bach	3 Sep 1986
Jayetileke	Edward George Perera		7 Jun 1951	Kt Bach	11 Oct 1888	2 Aug 1975	86
Jay-O'Boyle	Fionnuala Mary		1 Jun 2022	DBE (Civ)	22 Mar 1960
Jeans	Alexander Grigor		26 Jun 1918	Kt Bach	27 Jun 1849	6 Mar 1924	74
Jeans	Alexander Grigor ["Alick"]		7 Feb 1967	Kt Bach	29 Jul 1912	1 Apr 1972	59
Jeans	James Hopwood OM 1939		28 Jun 1928	Kt Bach	11 Sep 1877	16 Sep 1946	69
Jeans	Richard Walter		10 Feb 1922	Kt Bach	2 Jul 1846	13 Apr 1924	77
Jebb	Hubert Miles Gladwyn, later [1960] 1st Baron Gladwyn MEP 1973‑1975 and 1975‑1976		1 Jan 1949 10 Jun 1954 10 Apr 1957	KCMG GCMG GCVO	25 Apr 1900	24 Oct 1996	96
Jebb	Joshua		25 Mar 1859	KCB (Civ)	8 May 1793	26 Jun 1863	70
Jebb	Richard Claverhouse MP for Cambridge University 1891‑1905; OM 1905		30 Jun 1900	Kt Bach	27 Aug 1841	9 Dec 1905	64
Jeejeebhoy	Byramjee		20 Feb 1928	Kt Bach	28 Feb 1881	31 Mar 1946	65
Jeejeebhoy	Jamsetjee, later [1857] 1st baronet		14 Feb 1842	Kt Bach	15 Jul 1783	14 Apr 1859	75
Jeejeebhoy	Jamsetjee, 5th baronet		3 Jun 1922	KCSI	6 Mar 1878	6 Feb 1931	52
Jeewoolall	Ramesh		23 Jul 1980	Kt Bach	20 Dec 1940
Jeffcoate	(Thomas) Norman Arthur		28 Jul 1970	Kt Bach	25 Mar 1907	13 Oct 1992	85
Jeffcott	William		29 Dec 1849	Kt Bach	1800	22 Oct 1855	55
Jefferis	Millis Rowland		17 Aug 1945	KBE (Civ)	9 Jan 1899	5 Sep 1963	64
Jefferson	Geoffrey		4 Jul 1950	Kt Bach	10 Apr 1886	29 Jan 1961	74
Jefferson	George Rowland		10 Feb 1981	Kt Bach	26 Mar 1921	1 Sep 2012	91
Jeffery	Thomas Baird		25 Nov 2015	Kt Bach	11 Feb 1953
Jefford	Nerys Angharad		7 Dec 2016	DBE (Civ)	25 Dec 1962
Jeffrey	Dianne Michèle		29 Dec 2023	DBE (Civ)	Nov 1944
Jeffrey	John		4 Jun 1934	KCB (Civ)	1871	19 Jun 1947	75
Jeffrey	William Alexander		29 Dec 2007	KCB (Civ)	28 Feb 1948
Jeffreys	Alec John CH 2016		15 Feb 1994	Kt Bach	9 Jan 1950
Jeffreys	George Darell, later [1952] 1st Baron Jeffreys MP for Petersfield 1941‑1951		1 Jan 1924 3 Jun 1932	KCVO KCB (Mil)	8 Mar 1878	19 Dec 1960	82
Jeffreys	Harold		10 Feb 1953	Kt Bach	22 Apr 1891	18 Mar 1989	97
Jeffries	Charles Joseph		1 Jan 1943	KCMG	1896	11 Dec 1972	76
Jeffries	John Francis		31 Dec 1992	Kt Bach	28 Mar 1929	25 Jan 2019	89
Jeffries	Shirley Williams		24 Mar 1954	Kt Bach	28 Feb 1886	13 Sep 1963	77
Jehanghier	Jenanghier Cowasjee, later [1908] 1st baronet		18 Jul 1895	Kt Bach	8 Jun 1853	26 Jul 1934	81
Jehanghir	Cowasjee, later [1934] 2nd baronet		3 Jun 1927 1 Jan 1944	KCIE GBE (Civ)	16 Feb 1879	17 Oct 1962	83
Jehangir	Rustom		10 Jul 1924	Kt Bach		1 Nov 1933
Jejeebhoy	Rustomjee Cowasjee Cursetjee Jamsetjee, 5th baronet		3 Jun 1922	KCSI	6 Mar 1878	6 Feb 1931	52
Jekyll	Agnes Lowndes [wife of Sir Herbert Jekyll]		1 Jan 1918	DBE	12 Oct 1861	28 Jan 1937	75
Jekyll	Herbert		29 Jan 1901	KCMG	22 Nov 1846	29 Sep 1932	85
Jelf	Arthur Richard		4 Nov 1901	Kt Bach	10 Sep 1837	24 Jul 1917	79
Jelf	Arthur Selborne		25 Feb 1932	Kt Bach	10 Oct 1876	26 Feb 1947	70
Jelf	Ernest Arthur		16 Feb 1939	Kt Bach	8 Oct 1868	1 Sep 1949	80
Jellicoe	Geoffrey Alan		23 Oct 1979	Kt Bach	8 Oct 1900	17 Jul 1996	95
Jellicoe	George Patrick John Rushworth, 2nd Earl Jellicoe First Lord of the Admiralty 1963‑1964; Lord Privy Seal 1970‑1973; PC 1963		14 Jun 1986	KBE (Civ)	4 Apr 1918	22 Feb 2007	88
Jellicoe	John Rushworth, later [1918] 1st Viscount Jellicoe and [1925] 1st Earl Jellicoe Governor General of New Zealand 1920‑1924; OM 1916		3 Aug 1907 19 Jun 1911 8 Feb 1915 17 Jun 1916	KCVO KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil) GCVO	5 Dec 1859	20 Nov 1935	75
Jenkin	Bernard Christison MP for Colchester North 1992‑1997, Essex North 1997‑2010 and Harwich & Essex North 2010- [husband of Baroness Jenkin of Kennington [L]]		17 Oct 2018	Kt Bach	9 Apr 1959
Jenkin	William Norman Prentice		10 Feb 1948	Kt Bach	11 Aug 1899	28 Dec 1983	84
Jenkins	Brian Garton		8 Oct 1991	GBE (Civ)	3 Dec 1935	25 Nov 2024	88
Jenkins	David Llewelyn, later [1959] Baron Jenkins [L] Lord Justice of Appeal 1949‑1959; Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 1959; PC 1949		4 Jun 1947	Kt Bach	8 Apr 1899	21 Jul 1969	70
Jenkins	(Edward) Enoch		23 Jul 1946	Kt Bach	8 Feb 1895	25 Feb 1960	65
Jenkins	Elgar Spencer		1 Nov 1996	Kt Bach	16 Jun 1935	22 Sep 2017	82
Jenkins	Evan Meredith		1 Jan 1944 21 Dec 1945 14 Aug 1947	KCIE KCSI GCIE	2 Feb 1896	3 Nov 1985	89
Jenkins	Francis Howell		22 Jun 1897	KCB (Mil)	1832	6 Jun 1906	73
Jenkins	George Frederick		1 Jan 1946	KBE (Civ)	24 Jun 1878	Jul 1957	79
Jenkins	George Henry		19 Dec 1904	Kt Bach	1843	18 Jul 1911	68
Jenkins	Gwyn		30 Dec 2024	KCB (Mil)
Jenkins	James		21 Jun 1887	KCB (Mil)	1818	5 Apr 1912	93
Jenkins	(James) Christopher		12 Jun 1999	KCB (Civ)	20 May 1939	29 Dec 2025	86
Jenkins	John		11 Jun 2011	KCMG	26 Jan 1955
Jenkins	John Jones, later [1906] 1st Baron Glantawe MP for Carmarthen 1882‑1886 and 1895‑1900		17 May 1882	Kt Bach	10 May 1835	27 Jul 1915	80
Jenkins	John Lewis		12 Dec 1911	KCSI	1857	13 Jan 1912	54
Jenkins	Karl William Pamp		8 Oct 2015	Kt Bach	17 Feb 1944
Jenkins	Lawrence Hugh		30 Jun 1899 1 Jan 1903	Kt Bach KCIE	22 Dec 1858	1 Oct 1928	69
Jenkins	(Mary) Jennifer [wife of the Baron Jenkins of Hillhead [L]]		15 Jun 1985	DBE (Civ)	18 Jan 1921	2 Feb 2017	96
Jenkins	Michael Nicholas Howard		11 Mar 1997	Kt Bach	13 Oct 1932
Jenkins	Michael Romilly Heald		30 Dec 1989	KCMG	9 Jan 1936	31 Mar 2013	77
Jenkins	Owain Trevor		15 Jul 1958	Kt Bach	20 Feb 1907	5 Jun 1996	89
Jenkins	Paul Christopher		16 Jun 2012	KCB (Civ)	22 Sep 1954	26 Feb 2018	63
Jenkins	Richard MP for Shrewsbury 1830‑1832 and 1837‑1841		20 Jul 1838	GCB (Civ)	18 Feb 1785	30 Dec 1853	68
Jenkins	Simon David		17 Mar 2004	Kt Bach	10 Jun 1943
Jenkins	(Thomas) Gilmour		8 Jun 1944 1 Jan 1948	KBE (Civ) KCB (Civ)	18 Jul 1894	9 Sep 1981	87
Jenkins	Walter St. David		19 Feb 1936	Kt Bach	1 Mar 1874	7 Jun 1951	77
Jenkins	William MP for Neath 1922‑1944		24 Feb 1931	Kt Bach	1871	8 Dec 1944	73
Jenkins	William		15 Feb 1966	Kt Bach	25 Jul 1904	23 Jan 1983	78
Jenkins	William Albert		17 Feb 1938	Kt Bach	1878	23 Oct 1968	90
Jenkins	William John		24 Aug 1945	Kt Bach	27 Oct 1892	16 Mar 1957	64
Jenkinson	Charles Cecil Cope, 3rd Earl of Liverpool MP for Sandwich 1807‑1812, Bridgnorth 1812‑1818 and East Grinstead 1818‑1828; PC 1841		11 Dec 1845	GCB (Civ)	29 May 1784	3 Oct 1851	67
Jenkinson	(Charles) Hilary		12 Jul 1949	Kt Bach	1 Nov 1882	5 Mar 1961	78
Jenkinson	Edward George		2 Jun 1888	KCB (Civ)	1836	1 Mar 1919	82
Jenkinson	Mark Webster		5 Jun 1926	KBE (Civ)	1880	4 Nov 1935	55
Jenks	Maurice, later [1932] 1st baronet		5 Oct 1931	Kt Bach	25 Nov 1872	19 May 1946	73
Jenkyns	Andrea Marie MP for Morley & Outwood 2015‑2024		9 Jun 2023	DBE (Civ)	16 Jun 1974
Jenkyns	Henry		25 May 1892	KCB (Civ)	1840	10 Dec 1899	59
Jenner	Timothy Ivo		17 Jun 2000	KCB (Mil)	31 Dec 1945
Jenner	William, 1st baronet		20 Jan 1872 25 May 1889	KCB (Civ) GCB (Civ)	30 Jan 1815	11 Dec 1898	83
Jennings	Albert Victor		10 Oct 1969	Kt Bach	12 Oct 1896	3 Mar 1993	96
Jennings	Arthur Oldham		25 Feb 1932	Kt Bach	Jul 1855	16 Feb 1934	78
Jennings	John Rogers		14 May 1887	Kt Bach	10 May 1820	24 Dec 1897	77
Jennings	John Southwood		21 Oct 1997	Kt Bach	30 Mar 1937	29 Aug 2024	87
Jennings	Patrick Alfred		22 Oct 1880	KCMG	20 Mar 1831	11 Jul 1897	66
Jennings	Peter Nevile Wake		29 Feb 2000	Kt Bach	19 Aug 1934
Jennings	Raymond Winter		5 Nov 1968	Kt Bach	12 Dec 1897	6 Mar 1995	97
Jennings	Robert Melvill		25 Jun 1909	KCB (Mil)	20 Nov 1841	16 Aug 1922	80
Jennings	Robert Yewdall		23 Feb 1982	Kt Bach	19 Oct 1913	4 Aug 2004	90
Jennings	Roland MP for Sedgefield 1931‑1935 and Hallam 1939‑1959		16 Feb 1954	Kt Bach	1894	5 Dec 1968	74
Jennings	(William) Ivor		24 May 1948 9 Jun 1955	Kt Bach KBE (Civ)	16 May 1903	19 Dec 1965	62
Jenour	(Arthur) Maynard Chesterfield		7 Jul 1959	Kt Bach	7 Jan 1905	1 Sep 1992	87
Jensen	John Klunder		20 Jul 1950	Kt Bach	20 Mar 1884	20 Feb 1970	85
Jephcott	Bruce Reginald		20 Oct 1983	Kt Bach	19 Mar 1929	11 Jul 1987	58
Jephcott	Harry, later [1962] 1st baronet		23 Jul 1946	Kt Bach	15 Jan 1891	29 May 1978	87
Jephson	Alfred		28 Nov 1891	Kt Bach	1841	12 Sep 1900	59
Jephson	Michael Charles William Norreys		16 Dec 2020	KCVO	5 Mar 1951
Jeppe	Julius		8 Jul 1922	Kt Bach	Jul 1859	2 Sep 1929	70
Jeremie	John Governor of Sierra Leone 1840‑1841		5 Nov 1840	Kt Bach	1795	23 Apr 1841	45
Jermyn	Alfred		19 May 1919	Kt Bach	4 Jun 1845	27 Jun 1921	76
Jerningham	Hubert Edward Henry MP for Berwick upon Tweed 1881‑1885; Governor of Mauritius 1892‑1897 and Trinidad & Tobago 1897‑1900		2 Jan 1893	KCMG	18 Oct 1842	23 Apr 1914	71
Jerram	(Cecil) Bertrand		12 Jun 1947	KCMG	22 Oct 1891	28 Jan 1971	79
Jerram	Rowland Christopher		1 Jan 1945	KBE (Mil)	20 Feb 1890	23 Apr 1981	91
Jerram	Thomas Henry Martyn		1 Jan 1914 15 Sep 1916 3 Jun 1919	KCB (Mil) KCMG GCMG	6 Sep 1858	19 Mar 1933	74
Jerred	Walter Tapper		9 Feb 1918	KCB (Civ)	1864	Oct 1918	54
Jersey, Earl and Countess of	see "Child-Villiers"
Jervis	John MP for Chester 1832‑1850; Solicitor General 1846; Attorney General 1846‑1850; Chief Justice of the Common Pleas 1850‑1856; PC 1850		1 Aug 1846	Kt Bach	12 Jan 1802	1 Nov 1856	54
Jervois	William Francis Drummond Governor of the Straits Settlements 1875‑1877, South Australia 1877‑1883 and New Zealand 1883‑1889		28 May 1874 25 May 1878	KCMG GCMG	10 Sep 1821	17 Aug 1897	75
Jess	Carl Herman		20 Feb 1935	Kt Bach	1884	16 Jun 1948	63
Jessel	George MP for Dover 1868‑1873; Solicitor General 1871‑1873; Master of the Rolls 1873‑1883; PC 1873		21 Feb 1872	Kt Bach	13 Feb 1824	21 Mar 1883	59
Jessel	Penelope		31 Dec 1986	DBE (Civ)	2 Jan 1920	2 Dec 1996	76
Jessel	Richard Hugh		5 Jul 1960	Kt Bach	21 Feb 1896	15 Jul 1979	83
Jetté	Louis Amable		17 Sep 1901	KCMG	15 Jan 1836	5 May 1920	84
Jeudwine	Hugh Sandham		3 Jun 1918 28 Dec 1922	KCB (Mil) KBE (Mil)	9 Jun 1862	2 Dec 1942	80
Jeune	Francis Henry, later [1905] 1st Baron St. Helier PC 1892		23 Feb 1891 22 Jun 1897 26 Jun 1902	Kt Bach KCB (Civ) GCB (Civ)	17 Mar 1843	9 Apr 1905	62
Jeune	Susan Mary Elizabeth, Baroness St. Helier [widow of the 1st Baron]		3 Jun 1925	DBE (Civ)	1845	25 Jan 1931	85
Jewkes	Gordon Wesley Governor of the Falkland Islands 1985‑1988		16 Jun 1990	KCMG	18 Nov 1931
Jewson	Richard Wilson		28 Dec 2018	KCVO	5 Aug 1944
Jeypore, Zamindar of	Vikrama Deo		12 Dec 1911	KCIE	6 Dec 1874
Jha	Mahamahopadhyaya Ganganath		12 Jun 1941	Kt Bach	1871	9 Nov 1941	70
Jhabua, Raja of	Dileep Singh		14 Aug 1947	KCIE	c 1905	23 Feb 1965
Jhalawar, Maharaja of	Bhawani Singh Bahadur		26 Jun 1908	KCSI	4 Sep 1874	13 Apr 1929	54
Jhalawar, Maharaja of	Shri Rajendra Singhji Dev Bahadur		9 Jun 1938	KCSI	15 Jul 1900	2 Sep 1943	43
Jiang	Xiangqian ["Jane"]		17 Jun 2017	DBE (Civ)	1950
Jibowu	Olumuyiwa		15 Jul 1958	Kt Bach	Aug 1899	1 Jun 1959	59
Jind, Maharaja of	Raghubir Singh		31 Dec 1875	GCSI	1832	7 Mar 1887	54
Jind, Maharaja of	Ranbir Singh Rajendra		1 Jan 1909 1 Jan 1916 11 May 1937	KCSI GCIE GCSI	1879	31 Mar 1948	68
Jind, Maharaja of	Sarup Singh		11 Nov 1863	KSI	1812	1864	52
Jivanjee	Yusufali Alibhai Karimjee		21 Mar 1958	Kt Bach	1882	17 Mar 1966	83
Job	Peter James Denton		20 Nov 2001	Kt Bach	13 Jul 1941
Jodhpur, Maharaja of	Jashwant Singh II		31 Dec 1875	GCSI	1838	11 Oct 1895	57
Jodhpur, Maharaja of	Rajeshwar Maharaja Dhiraj Maharaja Sri Sumer Singhji		1 Jan 1918	KBE	14 Jan 1898	3 Oct 1918	20
Jodhpur, Maharaja of	Sardar Singh		26 Jun 1908 1 Jan 1910	KCSI GCSI	1880	21 Mar 1911	30
Jodhpur, Maharaja of	Takht Singh		12 Feb 1866 24 May 1866	KCSI GCSI	6 Jun 1819	13 Feb 1873	53
Jodhpur, Maharaja of	Umaid Singhji		17 Mar 1922 3 Jun 1925 1 Jan 1930 23 Jun 1936	KCVO KCSI GCIE GCSI	8 Jul 1903	9 Jun 1947	43
Jodrell	Neville Paul MP for Norfolk Mid 1918 and King's Lynn 1918‑1923		12 Dec 1922	Kt Bach	27 May 1858	20 May 1932	73
Joel	Asher Alexander		7 May 1971 15 Jun 1974	Kt Bach KBE (Civ)	4 May 1912	9 Nov 1998	86
John	Caspar		31 May 1956 11 Jun 1960	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	22 Mar 1903	11 Jul 1984	81
John	David Glyndwr		12 Jun 1999	KCMG	20 Jul 1938	Nov 2019	81
John	Edwin		10 Feb 1922	Kt Bach	3 Aug 1856	2 Feb 1935	78
John	Elton Hercules		24 Feb 1998	Kt Bach	25 Mar 1947
John	Rupert Godfrey Governor of St. Vincent 1970‑1976		7 Jul 1971	Kt Bach	19 May 1916	25 Dec 1996	80
John	Stanley Kendrick ["Stalky"] Governor General of St. Vincent & the Grenadines 2025-		30 Dec 2025	GCMG	1 Jun 1951
John	Susan		31 Dec 2010	DBE (Civ)	1953
John	William Goscombe		14 Jul 1911	Kt Bach	21 Feb 1860	15 Dec 1952	92
Johns	Adrian James Governor of Gibraltar 2009‑2013		29 Dec 2007	KCB (Mil)	1 Sep 1951
Johns	Arthur William		2 Jan 1933	KCB (Civ)	1873	13 Jan 1937	63
Johns	Richard Edward		31 Dec 1993 14 Jun 1997 17 Dec 2007	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil) KCVO	28 Jul 1939
Johns	William Arthur		1 Jan 1914	Kt Bach	6 Dec 1858	2 Jun 1918	59
Johnson	Adam Martin		16 Mar 2022	Kt Bach	4 Oct 1965
Johnson	Allen Bayard		25 May 1889	KCB (Mil)	2 May 1829	7 Feb 1907	77
Johnson	Anne Mandall		15 Jun 2013	DBE (Civ)	30 Jan 1954
Johnson	Arthur Palmer		25 Feb 1932	Kt Bach	1865	21 Jun 1944	78
Johnson	Benjamin Sands		7 Jul 1910	Kt Bach	29 Oct 1865	25 Dec 1937	72
Johnson [Golding from 1961]	(Cecilie) Monica		1 Jan 1958	DBE (Mil)	6 Aug 1902	6 Jun 1997	94
Johnson	Celia		13 Jun 1981	DBE (Civ)	18 Dec 1908	25 Apr 1982	73
Johnson	Charles Cooper		24 May 1881 23 May 1900	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	20 Dec 1827	7 Dec 1905	77
Johnson	Diana Ruth MP for Kingston-upon-Hull North 2005‑2024 and Kingston-upon-Hull North & Cottingham 2024-		27 Dec 2019	DBE (Civ)	25 Jul 1966
Johnson	Doris Louise Sands		16 Jun 1979	DBE (Civ)	19 Jun 1921	21 Jun 1983	62
Johnson	Edward		18 Jul 1838	Kt Bach	1785	10 Jan 1862	76
Johnson	Edwin Beaumont		29 May 1875 21 Jun 1887	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	4 Jul 1825	18 Jun 1893	67
Johnson	Edwin Geoffrey		16 Mar 2022	Kt Bach	11 May 1963
Johnson	Ernest James		11 Jun 1937	Kt Bach	1881	21 Dec 1962	81
Johnson	Francis Godschall		30 Jun 1890	Kt Bach	1 Jan 1817	27 May 1894	77
Johnson	Frank William Frederick		1 Jan 1941	KBE (Civ)	Jun 1866	6 Sep 1943	77
Johnson	Frederic Charles		8 Jul 1952	Kt Bach	13 Dec 1890	31 May 1972	81
Johnson	Garry Dene		30 Dec 1989	KCB (Mil)	20 Sep 1937
Johnson	George		5 Jul 1892	Kt Bach	29 Nov 1818	3 Jun 1896	77
Johnson	George		19 Feb 1936	Kt Bach	30 Sep 1867	10 Jul 1947	79
Johnson	George Frederick		13 Jun 1957	KCVO	28 Nov 1903	23 Jul 1980	76
Johnson	George Henry		23 Jan 1934	Kt Bach	6 Mar 1872	31 Oct 1936	64
Johnson	Henry Cecil		5 Nov 1968 1 Jan 1972	Kt Bach KBE (Civ)	11 Sep 1906	13 Mar 1988	81
Johnson	Henry James		6 Jul 1911	Kt Bach	14 Jun 1851	1 Mar 1917	65
Johnson	Jeremy Charles		14 Nov 2019	Kt Bach	11 May 1971
Johnson	John Henry		6 Aug 1874	Kt Bach	1826	2 Oct 1909	83
Johnson	(John Nesbitt) Gordon		11 Jun 1937	Kt Bach	25 Feb 1885	9 Jun 1955	70
Johnson	John Rodney		11 Jun 1988	KCMG	6 Sep 1930	15 Oct 2018	88
Johnson	Leslie Wilson		17 Jun 2000	KBE (Civ)	2 Apr 1916	31 Aug 2000	84
Johnson	Louis Stanley MP for Walthamstow East 1918‑1924		25 Jun 1920	Kt Bach	11 Oct 1869	30 Nov 1937	68
Johnson	Louise Napier		31 Dec 2002	DBE (Civ)	26 Sep 1940	25 Sep 2012	71
Johnson	Nelson King		2 Jun 1943	KCB (Civ)	11 Mar 1892	23 Mar 1954	62
Johnson	Philip Bulmer		10 Feb 1948	Kt Bach	12 Nov 1887	12 Jun 1964	76
Johnson	Robert Arthur		4 Jun 1928 1 Jan 1935	KCB (Civ) KCVO	26 Mar 1874	2 Mar 1938	63
Johnson	(Robert) Lionel		14 Mar 1989	Kt Bach	9 Feb 1933	25 Oct 2020	87
Johnson	Robert Stewart		7 Jul 1942	Kt Bach	7 Aug 1872	28 Aug 1951	79
Johnson	Ronald Ernest Charles		3 Nov 1970	Kt Bach	3 May 1913	8 Mar 1996	82
Johnson	Samuel George		11 Aug 1893	Kt Bach	1831	11 Dec 1909	78
Johnson	Sidney Midlane		11 Jun 1937	Kt Bach	1885	11 Jun 1960	74
Johnson	Vassel Godfrey		26 Feb 1994	Kt Bach	18 Jan 1922	12 Nov 2008	86
Johnson	Walter		18 Dec 1905	Kt Bach	1845	27 Dec 1912	67
Johnson	Walter Burford		10 Jul 1935	Kt Bach	20 Dec 1885	5 Jul 1951	65
Johnson	William Clarence		16 Jul 1957	Kt Bach	8 May 1899	9 Mar 1982	82
Johnson	William Elliot		5 Jun 1920	KCMG	10 Apr 1862	8 Dec 1932	70
Johnson	William Gillilan MP for Belfast 1841‑1842		12 Aug 1849	Kt Bach	1808	9 Apr 1886	77
Johnson-Gilbert	Ian Anderson		10 Feb 1959	Kt Bach	23 Oct 1891	6 Dec 1974	83
Johnson-Marshall	Stirrat Andrew William		2 Mar 1971	Kt Bach	19 Feb 1912	16 Dec 1981	69
Johnson Smith	Geoffrey MP for Holborn & St. Pancras South 1959‑1964, East Grinstead 1965‑1983 and Wealden 1983‑2001; PC 1996		7 Dec 1982	Kt Bach	16 Apr 1924	11 Aug 2010	86
Johnston	Alexander		1 Jun 1953 1 Jan 1962	KBE (Civ) GCB (Civ)	27 Aug 1905	7 Sep 1994	89
Johnston	Charles, later [1916] 1st baronet		6 Jul 1911	Kt Bach	3 May 1848	10 Apr 1933	84
Johnston	Charles Collier, later [1987] Baron Johnston of Rockport [L]		25 Jul 1973	Kt Bach	4 Mar 1915	30 Apr 2002	87
Johnston	Charles Hepburn Governor of Aden 1960‑1963		1 Jan 1959 1 Jan 1971	KCMG GCMG	11 Mar 1912	23 Apr 1986	74
[Johnston]	Charles John See the note at the foot of this page		26 Jun 1918	Kt Bach	11 Oct 1845	13 Jun 1918	72
Johnston	Christopher Nicholson MP for Edinburgh & St. Andrew's Universities 1916‑1917; Senator of the College of Justice as Lord Sands 1917‑1934		21 Feb 1917	Kt Bach	18 Oct 1857	26 Feb 1934	76
Johnston	(David) Russell, later [1997] Baron Russell‑Johnston [L] MP for Inverness 1964‑1983 and Inverness, Nairn & Lochaber 1983‑1997		30 Jul 1985	Kt Bach	28 Jul 1932	27 Jul 2008	75
Johnston	Duncan Alexander		9 Nov 1906	KCMG	25 Jun 1847	22 Oct 1931	84
Johnston	Edward Alexander		31 Dec 1988	KBE (Civ)	19 Mar 1929	11 Nov 1991	62
Johnston	Frederick William		3 Jun 1927	KCIE	2 Nov 1872	1 May 1947	74
Johnston	Gaston		7 Jul 1959	Kt Bach	19 Dec 1874	5 Aug 1965	90
Johnston	George Lawson, later [1929] 1st Baron Luke		1 Jan 1920	KBE (Civ)	9 Sep 1873	23 Feb 1943	69
Johnston	Harold Featherston		15 Aug 1947	Kt Bach	19 Apr 1875	27 Jul 1959	84
Johnston	Henry Hamilton		10 Jan 1896 9 Nov 1901	KCB (Civ) GCMG	12 Jun 1858	31 Jul 1927	69
Johnston	Ian St. John Lawson, 2nd Baron Luke		1 Jan 1976	KCVO	7 Jun 1905	25 May 1996	90
Johnston	James PC [I] 1919		1918	Kt Bach	29 Nov 1849	13 Apr 1924	74
Johnston	John		10 Jul 1945	Kt Bach	16 Sep 1873	9 Mar 1952	78
Johnston	John Baines		1 Jan 1966 22 Feb 1972 31 Dec 1977	KCMG KCVO GCMG	13 May 1918	16 Oct 2005	87
Johnston	John Barr		12 Jan 1899	Kt Bach	9 Aug 1843	12 Feb 1919	75
Johnston	John Frederick Dame		13 Jun 1981 13 Jun 1987	KCVO GCVO	24 Aug 1922	10 Sep 2006	84
Johnston	Maurice Robert		31 Dec 1981	KCB (Mil)	27 Oct 1929	10 Nov 2024	95
Johnston	Reginald Fleming		3 Jun 1930	KCMG	Oct 1874	6 Mar 1938	63
Johnston	Rotha Geraldine Diane		11 Jun 2016	DBE (Civ)	Aug 1959
Johnston	William		28 Aug 1851	Kt Bach	1802	7 Feb 1888	85
Johnston	William Campbell		28 Feb 1934	Kt Bach	1860	6 Oct 1938	78
Johnston	William Ernest George		31 Jul 1951	Kt Bach	31 Oct 1884	26 Oct 1951	66
Johnston	(William) Ian Ridley		24 Nov 2009	Kt Bach	6 Sep 1945
Johnston	William Wallace Stewart		6 Jul 1960	Kt Bach	21 Dec 1887	21 Aug 1962	74
Johnstone	Alexander Howat		1 Mar 1950	Kt Bach	12 Jun 1876	28 May 1956	79
Johnstone	Clive Charles Carruthers		28 Dec 2018	KBE (Mil)	6 Sep 1963	12 May 2024	60
Johnstone	Donald Campbell		1 Jan 1915	Kt Bach	23 Feb 1857	26 Nov 1920	63
Johnstone	Geoffrey Adams Dinwiddie		31 Dec 2001	KCMG	19 Sep 1927	4 Aug 2017	89
Johnstone	James		15 Feb 1887	KCSI	9 Feb 1841	14 Jun 1895	54
Johnstone	(John) Raymond		14 Jul 1993	Kt Bach	27 Oct 1929	15 Aug 2022	92
Johnstone	Robert James		17 Feb 1938	Kt Bach	1872	26 Oct 1938	66
Johnstone	Robert Stewart		12 Jul 1915	Kt Bach	23 Jul 1855	31 Dec 1936	81
Johnstone-Burt	Charles Anthony ["Tony"]		10 Oct 2020	KCVO	1 Feb 1958
Joint	(Edgar) James		1 Jan 1958	KCMG	7 May 1902	25 Mar 1981	78
Jolliffe	Anthony Stuart		6 Oct 1982	GBE (Civ)	12 Aug 1938
Jolly	Alan		13 Jun 1964 8 Jun 1968	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	12 Nov 1910	15 Sep 1977	66
Jolly	(Arthur) Richard		30 Dec 2000	KCMG	30 Jun 1934
Jolly	Gordon Gray		12 Jun 1941	KCIE	6 Apr 1886	1 Mar 1962	75
Jolly	William Evelyn Hatten		1 Jan 1944	KCB (Mil)	11 Sep 1887	12 Jan 1961	73
Joly de Lotbinière	Edmond		22 Jul 1964	Kt Bach	17 Mar 1903	13 Feb 1994	90
Joly de Lotbinière	Henri Gustave		25 May 1895	KCMG	5 Dec 1829	15 Nov 1908	78
Jonas	John Peter		27 Apr 2000	Kt Bach	14 Oct 1946	22 Apr 2020	73
Jonas	Joseph [knighthood revoked 30 Aug 1918] For information on the reason for this revocation, see the note at the foot of this page		24 Jul 1905	Kt Bach	16 Jul 1845	22 Aug 1921	76
Jonas	Judith Mayhew		15 Jun 2002	DBE (Civ)	18 Oct 1948
Jones	Alan Jeffrey		9 Mar 2005	Kt Bach	5 Nov 1940	25 Feb 2022	81
Jones	Alfred Lewis		9 Nov 1901	KCMG	1845	13 Dec 1909	64
Jones	Arthur Llewellyn		15 Jan 2025	Kt Bach
Jones	Austin Ellis Lloyd		30 Oct 1945	Kt Bach	27 Apr 1884	31 Mar 1967	82
Jones	(Bennett) Melvill		10 Feb 1942	Kt Bach	28 Jan 1887	31 Oct 1975	88
Jones	Bertram Hyde		1 Jan 1920	KBE (Civ)	9 Jan 1879	14 Oct 1961	82
Jones	Brynmor		20 Feb 1968	Kt Bach	25 Sep 1903	16 Jul 1989	85
Jones	(Cadwaladr) Bryner		28 Jan 1947	Kt Bach	6 Apr 1872	10 Dec 1954	82
Jones	(Charles) Edward Webb		31 Dec 1988	KCB (Mil)	25 Sep 1936	14 May 2007	70
Jones	Charles Ernest		14 Feb 1951	Kt Bach	13 Mar 1892	17 Aug 1953	61
Jones	Charles Lloyd		21 Jan 1952	Kt Bach	28 May 1878	30 Jul 1958	80
Jones	Charles Phibbs		1 Jan 1960 12 Jun 1965	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	29 Jun 1906	4 Jan 1988	81
Jones	Charles Sydney MP for West Derby 1923‑1924		11 Jun 1937	Kt Bach	7 Feb 1872	16 Feb 1947	75
Jones	Clement Wakefield		23 Jul 1946	Kt Bach	26 Jun 1880	29 Oct 1963	83
Jones	Clive William		8 Jun 2019	KCMG	Jan 1949
Jones	Cyril Edgar		8 Jun 1944	KCIE	29 Dec 1891	21 Jun 1970	78
Jones	Cyril Vivian		10 Jan 1947	Kt Bach	1882	2 Sep 1961	79
Jones	David Brynmor MP for Stroud 1892‑1895 and Swansea District 1895‑1914; PC 1912		24 Jul 1906	Kt Bach	12 May 1852	6 Aug 1921	69
Jones	David Charles		24 Jun 2009	Kt Bach	2 Feb 1943	28 Dec 2019	76
Jones	(David) Fletcher		18 Apr 1974	Kt Bach	14 Aug 1895	22 Feb 1977	81
Jones	Derek William		31 Dec 2013	KCB (Civ)	8 Dec 1952
Jones	Digby Marritt, later [2007] Baron Jones of Birmingham [L]		22 Mar 2005	Kt Bach	28 Oct 1955
Jones	Edgar Rees MP for Merthyr Tydvil 1910‑1918 and Merthyr 1918‑1922		1 Jan 1918	KBE	27 Aug 1878	16 Jun 1962	83
Jones	Edmund Britten		30 Jun 1953	Kt Bach	8 Oct 1888	30 Sep 1953	64
Jones	Edward Warburton PC [NI] 1965; PC 1979		21 Mar 1973	Kt Bach	3 Jul 1912	18 Mar 1993	80
Jones	Eric Malcolm		1 Jan 1957	KCMG	27 Apr 1907	24 Dec 1986	79
Jones	Evan		20 Feb 1935	Kt Bach	1868	5 Jun 1949	80
Jones	Ewart Ray Herbert		16 Jul 1963	Kt Bach	16 Mar 1911	7 May 2002	91
Jones	Francis Adolphus		3 Jun 1925	KBE (Civ)	29 May 1861	21 Sep 1947	86
Jones	George		1 Jan 1953	KBE (Mil)	11 Nov 1896	24 Aug 1992	95
Jones	George William Henry MP for Stoke Newington 1918‑1923 and 1924‑1945		16 Feb 1928	Kt Bach	1874	3 Jan 1956	81
Jones	Glyn Smallwood Governor of Nyasaland 1961‑1964 and Governor General of Malawi 1964‑1966		16 Sep 1960 7 Dec 1964	KCMG GCMG	9 Jan 1908	10 Jun 1992	84
Jones	Gordon Pearce		30 Dec 1989	Kt Bach	17 Feb 1927	31 Jan 1999	71
Jones	Gwyneth		31 Dec 1985	DBE (Civ)	7 Nov 1936
Jones	Harold Spencer		13 Jul 1943 9 Jun 1955	Kt Bach KBE (Civ)	29 Mar 1890	3 Nov 1960	70
Jones	Harry David		5 Jul 1855 28 Jun 1861	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	14 Mar 1791	2 Aug 1866	75
Jones	Harry Ernest		20 Jul 1971	Kt Bach	1 Aug 1911	4 Feb 1998	86
Jones	Harry George		15 Mar 2000	Kt Bach	29 Apr 1927
Jones	Henry		6 Mar 1912	Kt Bach	30 Nov 1852	4 Feb 1922	69
Jones	Henry		18 Feb 1919	Kt Bach	1862	29 Oct 1926	64
Jones	Henry Frank Harding		7 Feb 1956 1 Jan 1965 1 Jan 1972	Kt Bach KBE (Civ) GBE (Civ)	13 Jul 1906	9 Oct 1987	81
Jones	Henry Haydn MP for Merioneth 1910‑1945		11 Jun 1937	Kt Bach	27 Dec 1863	2 Jul 1950	86
Jones	Horace		30 Jul 1886	Kt Bach	20 May 1819	21 May 1887	68
Jones	Howard Sutton		22 Jun 1897	KCB (Mil)	10 Feb 1835	8 Dec 1912	77
Jones	James		23 Jul 1946	Kt Bach	23 Sep 1895	28 May 1962	66
Jones	James Duncan		1 Jan 1972	KCB (Civ)	28 Oct 1914	6 Sep 1995	80
Jones	James Edward		29 Jun 1914	Kt Bach	14 Jul 1843	8 Jan 1922	78
Jones	James Stuart Bishop of Hull 1994‑1998; Bishop of Liverpool 1998‑2013		31 Dec 2016	KBE (Civ)	18 Aug 1948
Jones	John		16 Nov 1858	KCB (Mil)	1811	21 Feb 1878	66
Jones	John Francis		11 Mar 2003	Kt Bach	20 Nov 1950
Jones	John James		11 May 1937	Kt Bach	1845	30 Mar 1938	92
Jones	(John) Kenneth Trevor		16 Feb 1965	Kt Bach	11 Jul 1910	25 Oct 1995	85
Jones	John Lewis		31 Dec 1982	KCB (Civ)	17 Feb 1923	9 Mar 1998	75
Jones	John Thomas, 1st baronet		19 Jul 1838	KCB (Mil)	1783	26 Feb 1843	59
Jones	John Whitworth		1 Jan 1949 10 Jun 1954	KCB (Mil) GBE (Mil)	28 Feb 1896	4 Feb 1981	84
Jones	Jonathan Guy		27 Dec 2019	KCB (Mil)	21 May 1962
Jones	Karen Elisabeth Dind		1 Jun 2022	DBE (Civ)	29 Jul 1956
Jones	Katharine Henrietta		11 Jun 1942	DBE (Mil)	3 Feb 1888	29 Dec 1967	79
Jones	Keith Stephen		19 Mar 1980	Kt Bach	7 Jul 1911	2 Mar 2012	100
Jones	Kenneth George Illtyd		31 May 1974	Kt Bach	26 May 1921	12 Jul 2004	83
Jones	Kenneth Lloyd		27 Feb 2009	Kt Bach	13 Jun 1952
Jones	Laurence Alfred		13 Jun 1987	KCB (Mil)	18 Jan 1933	23 Sep 1995	62
Jones	Lewis		4 Jul 1944	Kt Bach	1884	10 Dec 1968	84
Jones	Lewis Tobias		28 Jun 1861 24 May 1873	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	24 Dec 1797	17 Oct 1895	97
Jones	Lyman Melvin		6 Jul 1911	Kt Bach	21 Sep 1843	15 Apr 1917	73
Jones	Lyndon Hugh		2 Mar 1999	Kt Bach	2 Feb 1943
Jones	Mark Ellis Powell		12 Feb 2010	Kt Bach	5 Feb 1951
Jones	Marcus Charles MP for Nuneaton 2010‑2024; PC 2023		30 Dec 2024	Kt Bach	5 Apr 1974
Jones	Mary Latchford Kingsmill		1 Jan 1958	DBE (Civ)	1878	2 Apr 1968	89
Jones	Michael Niko		5 Jun 2017	KNZM	8 Apr 1965
Jones	(Owen) Trevor		10 Feb 1981	Kt Bach	17 Dec 1926	8 Sep 2016	89
Jones	Philip Andrew		14 Jun 2014 27 Dec 2019	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	14 Feb 1960
Jones	Philip Frederick		8 Oct 1971	Kt Bach	14 Aug 1912	27 Apr 1983	70
Jones	Philip Sydney		30 Jun 1905	Kt Bach	15 Apr 1836	18 Sep 1918	82
Jones	Robert, later [1926] 1st baronet		13 Jun 1917 3 Jun 1919	Kt Bach KBE (Mil)	26 Jun 1858	14 Jan 1933	74
Jones	Robert Edward		17 Jun 1989	Kt Bach	24 Nov 1939	2 May 2025	85
Jones	(Robert) Owen		1 Jun 1953	KBE (Mil)	19 Apr 1901	13 Oct 1972	71
Jones	Roderick		1 Jan 1918	KBE	31 Oct 1877	23 Jan 1962	84
Jones	Roger Spencer		8 Jun 2005	Kt Bach	2 Jul 1943
Jones	Samuel Owen		23 Sep 1966	Kt Bach	20 Aug 1905	19 Jul 1985	79
Jones	Thomas		15 Feb 1944	Kt Bach	1870	30 Jul 1945	75
Jones	Thomas Alfred		24 Feb 1880	Kt Bach	1823	11 May 1893	69
Jones	Thomas Artemus		24 Feb 1931	Kt Bach	1871	15 Oct 1943	72
Jones	Thomas George		31 Mar 1921	KBE (Civ)	5 Jan 1881	30 Nov 1948	67
Jones	Thomas Heron, 7th Viscount Ranelagh		24 May 1881	KCB (Civ)	9 Jan 1812	13 Nov 1885	73
Jones	(Thomas) Philip		24 Jul 1986	Kt Bach	13 Jul 1931	19 Jul 2000	69
Jones	Tom - see Thomas Jones Woodward
Jones	Tracy French Gavin		7 Mar 1936	Kt Bach	1872	14 May 1953	80
Jones	Vaughan Frederick Randal [originally DCNZM 3 Jun 2002]		1 Aug 2009	KNZM	31 Dec 1952
Jones	Vincent Strickland		1 Jan 1941	KBE (Civ)	15 Feb 1874	1 May 1967	93
Jones	William		2 Jun 1869 29 May 1886	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	1807	8 Apr 1890	82
Jones	William		12 Jul 1949	Kt Bach	27 Jun 1888	7 Jun 1961	72
Jones	(William) Elwyn Edwards MP for Conway 1950‑1951		7 Feb 1978	Kt Bach	5 Jan 1904	4 Jul 1989	85
Jones	(William) Emrys		20 Jul 1971	Kt Bach	6 Jul 1915	29 Jun 2000	84
Jones	William Hollingworth Quayle		18 Jan 1892	Kt Bach	6 Feb 1854	6 Jan 1925	70
Jones	William John		1 Jan 1919	KBE (Civ)	31 Dec 1866	12 Oct 1938	71
Jones	(William John) Andrew		19 Oct 1943	Kt Bach	5 Nov 1889	20 Jun 1971	81
Jones Parry	Emyr		31 Dec 2001 16 Jun 2007	KCMG GCMG	21 Sep 1947
Jones-Parry	Ernest		2 Nov 1978	Kt Bach	16 Jul 1908	6 Aug 1992	84
Jopson	(Reginald) Keith		1 Jan 1955	KCMG	25 Oct 1898	27 May 1957	58
Jordan	Carole		17 Jun 2006	DBE (Civ)	19 Jul 1941
Jordan	Frederick Richard		1 Jan 1936	KCMG	13 Oct 1881	4 Nov 1949	68
Jordan	John Newell PC 1915		24 Jun 1904 25 Jun 1909 12 Dec 1911 5 Jun 1920	KCMG KCB (Civ) GCIE GCMG	5 Sep 1852	14 Sep 1925	73
Jordan	Marcus de Lambert		Nov 2008	KA	1929	Oct 2011	82
Jordan	Neville		31 Dec 2014	KNZM	15 May 1943
Jordan	Richard Bowen		31 May 1956	KCB (Mil)	7 Feb 1902	24 Apr 1994	92
Jordan	William Joseph PC 1946		5 Jun 1952	KCMG	19 May 1879	8 Apr 1959	79
Jose	Ivan Bede		27 Dec 1963	Kt Bach	13 Feb 1893	23 Nov 1969	76
Joseph	Francis L'Estrange, later [1942] 1st baronet		10 Feb 1922 3 Jun 1935	Kt Bach KBE (Civ)	31 Jul 1870	8 Feb 1951	80
Joseph	(Herbert) Leslie		27 Feb 1952	Kt Bach	4 Jan 1908	7 Jan 1992	84
Joseph	Maxwell		10 Feb 1981	Kt Bach	31 May 1910	22 Sep 1982	72
Joseph	Monica Theresa		15 Jun 2013	DBE (Civ)	10 Jan 1934	6 Jul 2023	88
Joseph	Samuel George, later [1943] 1st baronet		8 Oct 1934	Kt Bach	15 Aug 1888	4 Oct 1944	56
Joseph	(Samuel) Norman		16 Jul 1963 1 Jan 1969	Kt Bach KCVO	12 Dec 1908	17 Nov 1974	65
Joshi	Moropant Vishwanath		26 Oct 1923 1 Jan 1926	Kt Bach KCIE	1861
Joske	Percy Ernest		31 Aug 1977	Kt Bach	5 Oct 1895	25 Apr 1981	85
Joubert De La Ferte	Philip Bennet		9 Jun 1938	KCB (Mil)	21 May 1887	21 Jan 1965	77
Joughin	Michael		29 Oct 1991	Kt Bach	26 Apr 1926	11 Apr 1996	69
Jourdain	Henry John		1 Jan 1900	KCMG	1835	14 May 1901	65
Jowell	Jeffrey Lionel		11 Jun 2011	KCMG	4 Nov 1938
Jowell	Roger Mark		13 Feb 2008	Kt Bach	26 Mar 1942	25 Dec 2011	69
Jowell	Tessa Jane Helen Douglas, later [2015] Baroness Jowell [L] MP for Dulwich 1992‑1997 and Dulwich & West Norwood 1997‑2015; Secretary of State for Culture, Media & Sport 2001‑2007; Paymaster General 2007‑2010; PC 1998		16 Jun 2012	DBE (Civ)	17 Sep 1947	12 May 2018	70
Jowett	Susan		31 Dec 2015	DBE (Civ)	21 Sep 1952
Jowitt	Edwin Frank		10 Feb 1989	Kt Bach	1 Oct 1929
Jowitt	William Allen, later [1945] 1st Baron Jowitt, [1947] 1st Viscount Jowitt and [1951] 1st Earl Jowitt MP for Hartlepool 1922‑1924, Preston 1929‑1931 and Ashton-under-Lyne 1939‑1945; Attorney General 1929‑1931; Solicitor General 1940‑1942; Paymaster General 1942; Minister without Portfolio 1942‑1944; Minister of National Insurance 1942‑1945; Lord Chancellor 1945‑1951; PC 1931		14 Jun 1929	Kt Bach	15 Apr 1885	16 Aug 1957	72
Joy	George Andrew Governor of St. Helena 1947‑1954		9 Jun 1949	KBE (Civ)	20 Feb 1896	25 Apr 1974	78
Joyce	Matthew Ingle PC 1916		14 Dec 1900	Kt Bach	17 Jul 1839	10 Mar 1930	90
Juangadh, Nawab of	Mohammad Bahadur Khanji III		21 May 1890	GCIE	1856	21 Jan 1892	35
Jubbal, Raja of	Bhagat Chandra		23 Jun 1936	KCSI	12 Oct 1888
Judd	Frances Jean		20 Sep 2019	DBE (Civ)	13 Feb 1961
Judd	George		15 Jul 1907	Kt Bach	1840	4 Sep 1909	69
Jude	Norman Lane		28 Oct 1965	Kt Bach	7 Apr 1905	18 Feb 1975	69
Judge	Igor, later [2008] Baron Judge [L] Lord Chief Justice 2008‑2013; PC 1996		15 Dec 1988	Kt Bach	19 May 1941	7 Nov 2023	82
Judge	Paul Rupert		20 Feb 1996	Kt Bach	25 Apr 1949	21 May 2017	68
Jugnauth	Aneerood PC 1987		11 Jun 1988	KCMG	29 Mar 1930	3 Jun 2021	91
Julian	(Kenneth) Ivor		15 Jul 1958	Kt Bach	3 Dec 1895	29 Mar 1971	75
Julian	Oliver Richard Archer		7 Feb 1921	KBE (Mil)	26 Jul 1863	13 Jun 1925	61
Julien	Isaac		29 Nov 2022	Kt Bach	21 Feb 1960
Julius	DeAnne Shirley		29 Dec 2012	DCMG	14 Apr 1949
Julius	George Alfred For further information, see the note at the foot of this page		8 May 1929	Kt Bach	29 Apr 1873	28 Jun 1946	73
Julyan	Penrose Goodchild		28 May 1874	KCMG	30 Dec 1816	26 Apr 1907	90
Junagadh, Nawab of	Mahabatkhanji Rasulkhanji		1 Jan 1926 1 Jan 1931	KCSI GCIE	2 Aug 1900	7 Nov 1959	59
Junagadh, Nawab of	Mohammad Mahabat Khanji II		20 May 1871	KCSI	1838	1882	44
Junagadh, Nawab of	Mohammed Rasul Khanji		31 Dec 1898 1 Jan 1909	KCSI GCSI	1858	24 Jan 1911	52
Jungius	James George		31 Dec 1976	KBE (Mil)	15 Nov 1923	14 Oct 2020	96
Jungwirth	(William) John		6 Jun 1957	Kt Bach	10 Aug 1897	25 Jan 1981	83
Junor	John		19 Feb 1980	Kt Bach	15 Jan 1919	3 May 1997	78
Jupp	Kenneth Graham		30 Oct 1975	Kt Bach	2 Jun 1917	15 Mar 2004	86
Jury	William Frederick		6 Feb 1918	Kt Bach	5 Dec 1870	2 Aug 1944	73
Just	Hartmann Wolfgang		19 Jun 1911	KCMG	1854	24 Nov 1929	75
Juta	Henry Hubert		15 Jul 1897	Kt Bach	1857	16 May 1930	72
Kabui	Frank Utu Ofagioro Governor General of the Solomon Islands 2009‑2019		11 Sep 2009	GCMG	20 Apr 1946
Kadoorie	Ellis		13 Jun 1917	Kt Bach	7 Dec 1865	Feb 1922	56
Kadoorie	Horace		25 Oct 1989	Kt Bach	28 Sep 1902	22 Apr 1995	92
Kadoorie	Lawrence, later [1981] Baron Kadoorie [L]		24 Jul 1974	Kt Bach	2 Jun 1899	25 Aug 1993	94
Kadoorie	Michael David		1 Dec 2005	Kt Bach	19 Jul 1941
Kadri	Mahbubmiyan Imambaksh		1 Mar 1935	Kt Bach	4 Nov 1873
Kagal, Chief of	Pirajirav Ghatge		3 Jun 1918	KBE
Kagan	Joseph, later [1976] Baron Kagan [L] (knighthood annulled 24 Apr 1981)		24 Nov 1970	Kt Bach	6 Jun 1915	18 Jan 1995	79
Kagwa	Apolo		by 1918	KCMG	1864	21 Feb 1927
Kahn-Freund	Otto		27 Oct 1976	Kt Bach	17 Nov 1900	16 Aug 1979	78
Kai	Ho		11 Mar 1912	Kt Bach	21 Mar 1859	21 Jul 1914	55
Kakaraya	Pato		17 Jun 2000	KBE (Civ)
Kalat, Khan of	Begi Nawab Bahadur Mir Azam Jan		3 Jun 1932	GCIE		10 Sep 1933
Kalat, Khan of	Beglar Begi Mir Ahmad Yar Khan		1 Jan 1936	GCIE
Kalat, Khan of	Beglar Begi Mir Mahmud		10 Aug 1894	GCIE	1864	3 Nov 1931	67
Kalifa	Rohinton Minoo ["Ron"]		8 Nov 2022	Kt Bach	Apr 1961
Kalms	Harold Stanley, later [2004] Baron Kalms [L]		27 Feb 1996	Kt Bach	21 Nov 1931	30 Mar 2025	93
Kalo	Kwamala		11 Jun 1983	Kt Bach	28 Feb 1929	17 Dec 1995	66
Kambli	Siddappa Totappa		11 Apr 1938	Kt Bach	1882	1956
Kamit	(Leonard) Wilson Fufus		2 Jul 2010	Kt Bach	19 Nov 1953
Kan	Yuet-Keung		18 Jul 1972 16 Jun 1979	Kt Bach GBE (Civ)	26 Jul 1913	14 Sep 2012	99
Kanagasabai	Ambalawanar		21 Feb 1917	Kt Bach	9 Dec 1856	1927
Kane	Henry Coey		19 Jun 1911	KCB (Mil)	3 Dec 1843	30 Jan 1917	73
Kane	Robert John		12 Mar 1846	Kt Bach	24 Sep 1809	16 Feb 1890	80
Kanga	Jamshedji Byramji		10 Jul 1929	Kt Bach	27 Feb 1875	23 Mar 1969	94
Kania	Harilal Jekisundas		7 Jul 1943	Kt Bach	3 Nov 1890	6 Nov 1951	61
Kano, Emir of	Muhammadu Sanusi		1 Jan 1958	KBE (Civ)	1900	1991
Kao	Charles Kuen		12 Jun 2010	KBE (Civ)	4 Nov 1933	23 Sep 2018	84
Kapi	Mari		11 Jun 1988 14 Jun 2008	Kt Bach KCMG	12 Dec 1950	25 Mar 2009	58
Kapoor	Anish Mikhail		10 Dec 2013	Kt Bach	12 Mar 1954
Kapu	David Tiva Governor General of the Solomon Islands 2024-		1 Oct 2024	GCMG
Kapurthala, Ahluwalia of	Kunwar Harnam Singh		31 Dec 1898	KCIE	15 Nov 1851	20 May 1930	78
Kapurthala, Raja of	Jagatjit Singh		22 Jun 1897 12 Dec 1911 1 Jan 1921 29 Nov 1927	KCSI GCSI GCIE GBE (Civ)	23 Nov 1872	19 Jun 1949	76
Kapurthala, Raja of	Randhir Singh		10 Dec 1864 24 May 1866	KSI GCSI	Mar 1831	2 Apr 1870	39
Kaputin	John Rumet		11 Jun 1994	KBE (Civ)	11 Jul 1941
Karanjia	Behram Narosji		9 Mar 1946	Kt Bach	Sep 1876	13 Jul 1957	80
Karauli, Maharaja of	Bhanwar Pal		1 Jan 1894 22 Jun 1897	KCIE GCIE	24 Jul 1864	3 Aug 1927	63
Karauli, Maharaja of	Bhom Pal Deo Bahadur Yadukul Chandra Bhal		1 Jan 1935	KCSI	18 Jun 1866	6 Apr 1947	80
Karauli, Maharaja of	Madan Pal		12 Feb 1866 24 May 1866	KCSI GCSI		1869
Karetu	Timoti Samuel		5 Jun 2017	KNZM	29 Apr 1937
Karika	Pauline Margaret Rakera		31 Dec 2011	DBE (Civ)	12 Dec 1919	22 Sep 2017	97
Karimjee	Tayabali Hassanali Alibhoy		12 Jul 1955	Kt Bach	7 Nov 1897	14 Jul 1987	89
Karminski	Seymour Edward Lord Justice of Appeal 1969‑1973; PC 1967		20 Feb 1951	Kt Bach	28 Sep 1902	29 Oct 1974	72
Karslake	Henry		19 Nov 1935 11 May 1937	KCSI KCB (Mil)	10 Feb 1879	19 Oct 1942	63
Karslake	John Burgess MP for Andover 1867‑1868 and Huntingdon 1873‑1876; Solicitor General 1866; Attorney General 1867‑1868 and 1874; PC 1876		28 Dec 1866	Kt Bach	13 Dec 1821	4 Oct 1881	59
Karslake	William Wollaston		18 Jul 1895	Kt Bach	10 Jun 1834	25 Sep 1913	79
Kashmir, Maharajah of	Ranbir Singh		25 Jun 1861 24 May 1866	KSI GCSI	Aug 1830	12 Sep 1885	55
Kashmir, President of the Council of			31 Oct 1891	KCSI	1864	26 Mar 1909	44
Kasimbazar, Maharaja of	Manindra Chandra Nandy		3 Jun 1915	KCIE	1860	12 Nov 1929	69
Kater	Gregory Blaxland		18 Apr 1974	Kt Bach	15 May 1912	9 Jul 1978	66
Kater	Norman William		8 May 1929	Kt Bach	1874	18 Aug 1965	91
Katrak	Kavasji Hormusji		7 Jan 1942	Kt Bach		24 Jun 1946
Katz	Bernard Nobel Prize for Medicine 1970		18 Feb 1969	Kt Bach	26 Mar 1911	20 Apr 2003	92
Kaufman	Gerald Bernard MP for Ardwick 1970‑1983 and Gorton 1983‑2017; PC 1978; Father of the House of Commons 2015‑2017		16 Nov 2004	Kt Bach	21 Jun 1930	26 Feb 2017	86
Kaula	Ganga		6 Jul 1944	Kt Bach	9 May 1877	Jul 1970	93
Kausimae	David Nanau		31 Dec 1994	KBE (Civ)	12 Oct 1931	Sep 2007	75
Kavali	Thomas		16 Jun 1984	Kt Bach
Kavanagh	Charles Toler McMurrough		1 Jan 1917 1 Jan 1919	KCB (Mil) KCMG	25 Mar 1864	11 Oct 1950	86
Kavanagh	Stephen James		14 Jun 2025	KCMG
Kawharu	(Ian) Hugh		17 Jun 1989	Kt Bach	18 Feb 1927	19 Sep 2006	79
Kay	Andrew Watt		10 Jul 1973	Kt Bach	14 Aug 1916	1 Feb 2011	94
Kay	Edward Ebenezer Lord Justice of Appeal 1890‑1897; PC 1890		2 May 1881	Kt Bach	2 Jul 1822	16 Mar 1897	74
Kay	Herbert		23 Jul 1946	Kt Bach	1 Jun 1879	11 Jan 1957	77
Kay	James Reid		23 Feb 1939	Kt Bach	20 Feb 1885	1 Nov 1965	80
Kay	John Anderson		4 May 2022	Kt Bach	3 Aug 1948
Kay	John William Lord Justice of Appeal 2000‑2004; PC 2000		6 Nov 1992	Kt Bach	13 Sep 1943	2 Jul 2004	60
Kay	Joseph Aspden		18 Jan 1927 14 Aug 1947	Kt Bach KBE (Civ)	20 Jan 1884	1 Oct 1958	74
Kay	Maurice Ralph Lord Justice of Appeal 2004‑2014; PC 2004		16 May 1995	Kt Bach	6 Dec 1942
Kay	Nicholas Peter		11 Jun 2016	KCMG	8 Mar 1958
Kay	Robert Newbald		4 Mar 1920	Kt Bach	6 Aug 1869	24 Feb 1947	77
Kay	William		8 Jul 1922	Kt Bach	1868	16 Jan 1955	86
Kaye	Cecil		12 Feb 1925	Kt Bach	27 May 1868	5 Mar 1935	66
Kaye	Emmanuel		19 Nov 1974	Kt Bach	29 Nov 1914	28 Feb 1999	84
Kaye	John William		20 May 1871	KCSI	3 Jun 1814	24 Jul 1876	62
Kaye	William Squire Barker		27 Jun 1885	Kt Bach	1831	15 Jun 1901	69
Kay-Shuttleworth	Charles Geoffrey Nicholas, 5th Baron Shuttleworth		31 Dec 2010 23 Dec 2016	KCVO KG	2 Aug 1948
Kealy	(Edward) Herbert		4 Nov 1932	Kt Bach	7 Jun 1873	19 Aug 1953	80
Keane	John, later [1839] 1st Baron Keane		2 Jan 1815 12 Aug 1839	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	6 Feb 1781	26 Aug 1844	63
Keane	Michael		19 Mar 1932	KCSI	14 Jun 1874	10 Aug 1937	63
Kearney	Francis Edgar		15 Jan 1916	Kt Bach	11 Aug 1870	29 Sep 1938	68
Kearney	William John Francis		13 Oct 1982	Kt Bach	8 Jan 1935
Kearns	Frederick Matthias		14 Jun 1975	KCB (Civ)	21 Feb 1921	7 Aug 1983	62
Kearns	(Henry Ward) Lionel		9 Jul 1946	Kt Bach	1 Dec 1891	4 Nov 1962	70
Kearsley	(Robert) Harvey		5 Jun 1952	KCVO	28 Mar 1880	9 May 1956	76
Kearton	Christopher Frank, later [1970] Baron Kearton [L]		22 Feb 1966	Kt Bach	17 Feb 1911	2 Jul 1992	81
Keary	Henry D'Urban		3 Jun 1916 25 Aug 1917	KCB (Mil) KCIE	28 Apr 1857	12 Aug 1937	80
Keating	Henry Singer MP for Reading 1852‑1860; Solicitor General 1857‑1858 and 1859; PC 1875		18 Jun 1857	Kt Bach	13 Jan 1804	1 Oct 1888	84
Keating	Roland Francis Kester		27 Sep 2023	Kt Bach	5 Aug 1961
Keatinge	Edgar Mayne		5 Jul 1960	Kt Bach	3 Feb 1905	7 Aug 1998	93
Keay	John		4 Jul 1950	Kt Bach	31 Mar 1894	20 Aug 1964	70
Keay	Lancelot Herman		1 Jan 1947	KBE (Civ)	3 Aug 1883	2 Nov 1974	91
Keeble	Frederick William		8 Jul 1922	Kt Bach	2 Mar 1870	19 Oct 1952	82
Keeble	(Herbert Ben) Curtis		3 Jun 1978 12 Jun 1982	KCMG GCMG	18 Sep 1922	6 Dec 2008	86
Keeble	Reena		11 Jun 2011	DBE (Civ)	Jul 1955
Keefe	Ronald Barry		15 Jul 1958	Kt Bach	31 Jul 1901	6 May 1967	65
Keegan	Donal Arthur John		16 Jun 2012	KCVO	1938
Keegan	(Elizabeth) Mary		16 Jun 2007	DBE (Civ)	21 Jan 1953
Keegan	Geraldine Mary Marcella		17 Jun 2000	DBE (Civ)	17 Jan 1941
Keegan	John Desmond Patrick		3 May 2000	Kt Bach	15 May 1934	2 Aug 2012	78
Keegan	Siobhan Roisin		7 Dec 2016	DBE (Civ)	6 Jun 1971
Keehan	Michael Joseph		15 Oct 2013	Kt Bach	31 Mar 1960
Keeling	Edward Herbert MP for Twickenham 1935‑1954		27 Feb 1952	Kt Bach	1888	23 Nov 1954	66
Keeling	Hugh Trowbridge		26 Oct 1923	Kt Bach	1865	3 Feb 1955	89
Keeling	John Henry		8 Jul 1952	Kt Bach	18 Aug 1895	22 Nov 1978	83
Keen	Bernard Augustus		8 Jul 1952	Kt Bach	5 Sep 1890	5 Aug 1981	90
Keen	Frederick John		23 May 1900	KCB (Mil)	3 Jun 1834	25 Jun 1902	68
Keenan	Norbert		11 Oct 1949	Kt Bach	30 Jan 1864	24 Apr 1954	90
Keenan	Patrick Joseph PC [I] 1885		5 Aug 1881	KCMG	1826	1 Nov 1894	68
Keene	Charles Robert		29 Oct 1969	Kt Bach	21 Sep 1891	26 Jul 1977	85
Keene	David Wolfe Lord Justice of Appeal 2000‑2009; PC 2000		7 Dec 1994	Kt Bach	15 Apr 1941
Keenlyside	Simon John		7 Feb 2019	Kt Bach	3 Aug 1959
Keens	Thomas		28 Feb 1934	Kt Bach	1870	24 Nov 1953	83
Keevil	Ambrose		8 Jul 1952 1 Jan 1962	Kt Bach KBE (Civ)	1893	9 Feb 1973	79
Keightley	Charles Frederic Governor of Gibraltar 1958‑1962		5 Jul 1945 8 Jun 1950 1 Jun 1953 13 Jun 1957	KBE (Mil) KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil) GBE (Mil)	24 Jun 1901	17 Jun 1974	72
Keightley	Samuel Robert		6 Mar 1912	Kt Bach	13 Jan 1859	14 Aug 1949	90
Keir	David Lindsay		23 Jul 1946	Kt Bach	22 May 1895	2 Oct 1973	78
Keir	John Lindesay		18 Feb 1915	KCB (Mil)	6 Jul 1856	3 May 1937	80
Keith	Arthur		25 Jun 1921	Kt Bach	5 Feb 1866	7 Jan 1955	88
Keith	Brian Richard		21 Nov 2001	Kt Bach	14 Apr 1944
Keith	Henry Shanks		25 Jun 1920 1942	Kt Bach GBE	25 Dec 1852	9 Jul 1944	91
Keith	Henry Shanks, later [1977] Baron Keith of Kinkel [L] Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 1977‑1996; PC 1976		31 Dec 1996	GBE (Civ)	7 Feb 1922	21 Jun 2002	80
Keith	Kenneth Alexander, later [1980] Baron Keith of Castleacre [L]		29 Oct 1969	Kt Bach	30 Aug 1916	1 Sep 2004	88
Keith	Kenneth James PC 1998		11 Jun 1988	KBE (Civ)	19 Nov 1937
Keith	Penelope Anne Constance		31 Dec 2013	DBE (Civ)	2 Apr 1940
Keith	William John		13 Mar 1925 4 Jun 1928	Kt Bach KCSI	13 Apr 1873	22 Jan 1937	63
Keith-Falconer	Algernon Hawkins Thomond, 9th Earl of Kintore Governor of South Australia 1889‑1895; PC 1886		4 Feb 1889 16 May 1923	GCMG KT	12 Aug 1852	3 Mar 1930	77
Kekedo	Mary Angela		31 Dec 1986	DBE (Civ)	12 Jul 1919	15 Jan 1993	73
Kekedo	Rosalina Violet		17 Jun 1995	DBE (Civ)	1942	25 Feb 2005
Kekewich	Arthur PC 1906		26 Nov 1886	Kt Bach	26 Jul 1832	22 Nov 1907	75
Kekewich	George William MP for Exeter 1906‑1910		8 Jan 1895	KCB (Civ)	1 Apr 1841	5 Jul 1921	80
Kell	Vernon George Waldegrave		3 Jun 1919	KBE (Mil)	21 Nov 1873	27 Mar 1942	68
Kelland	(Percy) John Luxton		11 Jun 1937	Kt Bach	1878	24 Sep 1958	80
Kelleher	Joan Evelyn - see Henderson
Kellett	Brian Smith		7 Feb 1979	Kt Bach	8 May 1922	30 Jan 1994	71
Kellett	Henry		2 Jun 1869	KCB (Mil)	2 Nov 1806	1 Mar 1875	68
Kellett-Bowman	(Mary) Elaine MP for Lancaster 1970‑1997; MEP for 1975‑1979 and Cumbria 1979‑1983		31 Dec 1987	DBE (Civ)	8 Jul 1923	4 Mar 2014	90
Kelley	Frederic Arthur MP for Rotherham 1918‑1923		25 Jul 1923	Kt Bach	6 May 1863	29 May 1926	63
Kelliher	Henry Joseph		12 Feb 1963	Kt Bach	2 Mar 1896	29 Sep 1991	95
Kellner	George Francis Welsh		24 May 1879	KCMG	15 May 1825	10 Jun 1886	60
Kelly	Arthur John		14 Feb 1961	Kt Bach	17 Nov 1898	27 May 1983	84
Kelly	Barbara Mary		16 Jun 2007	DBE (Civ)	27 Feb 1940
Kelly	Bernadette Mary		1 Jun 2022	DCB (Civ)	10 Mar 1964
Kelly	Christopher William		30 Dec 2000	KCB (Civ)	18 Aug 1946
Kelly	David Robert Corbett		29 Oct 1996	Kt Bach	10 Dec 1936
Kelly	David Victor		11 Jun 1942 2 Jan 1950	KCMG GCMG	14 Sep 1891	27 Mar 1959	67
Kelly	Elizabeth Hariott		1 Jan 1953	DBE (Civ)	1878	30 Mar 1962	83
Kelly	Fitzroy Edward MP for Ipswich 1835 and 1838‑1841, Cambridge 1843‑1847 and Suffolk East 1852‑1866; Solicitor General 1845 and 1852; Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer 1866‑1880; PC 1866		8 Aug 1845	Kt Bach	1 Oct 1796	18 Sep 1880	83
Kelly	(George) Dalziel		7 Jul 1938	Kt Bach	27 Jul 1891	18 Feb 1953	61
Kelly	Gerald Festus		10 Jul 1945 1 Jan 1955	Kt Bach KCVO	9 Apr 1879	5 Jan 1972	92
Kelly	Godfrey		27 Dec 2019	KCMG	21 Dec 1928	10 Feb 2022	93
Kelly	John Donald		3 Jun 1929 13 Jul 1932 3 Jun 1935	KCB (Mil) GCVO GCB (Mil)	13 Jul 1871	4 Nov 1936	65
Kelly	(John William) Basil PC [NI] 1969; PC 1984		8 Feb 1984	Kt Bach	10 May 1920	5 Dec 2008	88
Kelly	Malachy		1 Jul 1912	Kt Bach	25 May 1850	25 Mar 1916	65
Kelly	Patrick Aloysius		27 Feb 1930	Kt Bach	14 Jul 1880	13 Feb 1966	85
Kelly	Richard Denis		30 Jul 1860	KCB (Mil)	9 Mar 1815	2 Jul 1897	82
Kelly	Robert Ernest		13 Jul 1939	Kt Bach	7 Apr 1879	16 Nov 1944	65
Kelly	Robert McErlean		21 May 1969	Kt Bach	17 Oct 1902	21 Sep 1971	68
Kelly	Samuel		15 Feb 1923	Kt Bach	1879	9 Feb 1937	57
Kelly	Stanley Anthony Hill		15 Jul 1936	Kt Bach	1869	21 Oct 1949	80
Kelly	Thomas		26 Jun 1931	Kt Bach	1862	29 Nov 1947	85
Kelly	(William Archibald) Howard		1 Jan 1931 1 Jan 1934	KCB (Mil) GBE (Mil)	6 Sep 1873	14 Sep 1952	79
Kelly	William Freeman		29 Nov 1900	KCB (Mil)	25 Sep 1847	27 Mar 1914	66
Kelly	(William) Raymond		1 Jan 1952	KBE (Civ)	2 Dec 1898	26 Jul 1956	57
Kelly	William Theodore ["Theo"]		23 Sep 1966	Kt Bach	27 Jun 1907	19 Oct 1998	91
Kelly-Kenny	Thomas		26 Jun 1902 24 Jun 1904 15 May 1906	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil) GCVO	27 Feb 1840	26 Dec 1914	74
Keltie	John Scott		6 Feb 1918	Kt Bach	29 Mar 1840	12 Jan 1927	86
Kelvin, Baron	see "Thomson"
Kemakeza	Allan Prime Minister of the Solomon Islands 2001‑2006 Knighthood annulled 23 Dec 2016 See note at the foot of this page		16 Jun 2001	Kt Bach	11 Oct 1950
Kemball	Arnold Burrowes		24 May 1866 29 Jul 1878	KCSI KCB (Mil)	18 Nov 1820	21 Sep 1908	87
Kemball	George Vero		3 Jun 1916	KCMG	22 Oct 1859	8 Jan 1941	81
Kemball	(Richard) John		30 Dec 1989	KCB (Mil)	31 Jan 1939
Kemball-Cook	Basil Alfred		1 Jan 1925	KCMG	21 May 1876	28 Nov 1949	73
Kemnal	James		27 Feb 1920	Kt Bach	16 Aug 1864	8 Feb 1927	62
Kemp	(Albert) Edward		1 Jan 1917	KCMG	11 Aug 1858	12 Aug 1929	71
Kemp	(Edward) Peter		15 Jun 1991	KCB (Civ)	10 Oct 1934	24 Jun 2008	73
Kemp	Ernest		19 Feb 1936	Kt Bach	26 Apr 1870	4 Jun 1938	68
Kemp	George, later [1913] 1st Baron Rochdale MP for Heywood 1895‑1906 and Manchester North West 1910‑1912		22 Jul 1909	Kt Bach	9 Jun 1866	24 Mar 1945	78
Kemp	John		1951	Kt Bach	6 Oct 1883	28 Feb 1955	71
Kemp	Joseph Horsford		3 Mar 1927	Kt Bach	23 Dec 1874	13 Sep 1950	75
Kemp	Kenneth McIntyre		7 Jul 1938	Kt Bach	13 Dec 1883	9 May 1949	65
Kemp	Leslie Charles		1 Jan 1957	KBE (Civ)	22 Apr 1890	24 Feb 1988	97
Kemp	Norman Wright		16 May 1930	Kt Bach	29 Oct 1874	18 Jan 1937	62
Kempe	Alfred Bray		6 Mar 1912	Kt Bach	6 Jul 1849	21 Apr 1922	72
Kempe	John Arrow		25 Jun 1909	KCB (Civ)	5 Jan 1846	4 Apr 1928	82
Kemp-Welch	John		20 May 1999	Kt Bach	31 Mar 1936
Kemsley, Viscount	see "Berry"
Kemsley	Alfred Newcombe		31 Dec 1979	KBE (Civ)	29 Mar 1896	24 Feb 1987	90
Kenah	Thomas		28 Mar 1865	KCB (Mil)	1782	26 Mar 1868	85
Kendal	Norman		25 Feb 1937	Kt Bach	13 Jul 1880	8 Mar 1966	85
Kendal-Grimston	Madge		5 Jun 1926	DBE (Civ)	15 Mar 1848	14 Sep 1935	87
Kendall	Charles Henry Bayley		1 Mar 1935	Kt Bach	13 Feb 1878	10 May 1935	57
Kendall	Maurice George		5 Feb 1974	Kt Bach	6 Sep 1907	29 Mar 1983	75
Kendall	Peter Ashley		14 Apr 2015	Kt Bach	8 May 1960
Kenderdine	Charles Halstaff		1 Jan 1918	KBE	26 Jun 1866	25 May 1936	69
Kendrew	Douglas Anthony Governor of Western Australia 1963‑1973		12 Jul 1963	KCMG	22 Jul 1910	28 Feb 1989	78
Kendrew	John Cowdery Nobel Prize for Chemistry 1962		26 Feb 1974	Kt Bach	24 Mar 1917	23 Aug 1997	80
Kendrick	Fiona Marie		31 Dec 2014	DBE (Civ)	5 May 1955
Kendrick	Thomas Downing		7 Jun 1951	KCB (Civ)	1 Apr 1895	2 Nov 1979	84
Kenilorea	Peter Kauona Keninaraiso'ona Prime Minister of the Solomon Islands 1978‑1981 and 1984‑1986; PC 1979		31 Dec 1981	KBE (Civ)	23 May 1943	24 Feb 2016	72
Kenilworth, Baron	see "Siddeley"
Kennard	Howard William		1 Mar 1929 9 Jun 1938	KCMG GCMG	23 Mar 1878	12 Nov 1955	77
Kennaway	Ernest Laurence		8 Jul 1947	Kt Bach	23 May 1881	1 Jan 1958	76
Kennaway	Walter		22 Jul 1909	Kt Bach	6 Jul 1835	24 Aug 1920	85
Kennedy	Albert Henry		21 Oct 1965	Kt Bach	11 May 1906	11 Oct 1991	85
Kennedy	Alexander Blackie William		24 Jul 1905	Kt Bach	17 Mar 1847	1 Nov 1928	81
Kennedy	Alexander McAusland		11 Feb 1921	Kt Bach	18 Feb 1860	14 Jan 1939	78
Kennedy	Arthur Edward Governor of the Gambia 1851‑1852, Sierra Leone 1852‑1854, Western Australia 1855‑1862, Vancouver Island 1864‑1866, Sierra Leone 1868‑1872, Hong Kong 1872‑1877 and Queensland 1877‑1883		20 Dec 1867 18 Sep 1871 24 May 1881	Kt Bach KCMG GCMG	5 Apr 1809	3 Jun 1883	73
Kennedy	Charles Malcolm		15 Dec 1893	KCMG	12 Oct 1831	26 Oct 1908	77
Kennedy	Clyde David Allen		18 Apr 1974	Kt Bach	20 Nov 1912	2 Jul 1991	78
Kennedy	Francis		31 Dec 1985	KCMG	9 May 1926	1 Jan 2016	89
Kennedy	Ian Alexander		5 Dec 1986	Kt Bach	7 Sep 1930
Kennedy	Ian McColl		28 May 2002	Kt Bach	14 Sep 1941
Kennedy	James Arthur		20 Jul 1950	Kt Bach	5 Feb 1882	19 Nov 1954	72
Kennedy	James Shaw		28 Jun 1861	KCB (Mil)	13 Oct 1788	30 May 1865	76
Kennedy	John		1 Jan 1916	Kt Bach	26 Sep 1838	25 Oct 1921	83
Kennedy	John		1 Feb 1937 1 Jan 1946	KBE (Mil) GBE (Civ)	1878	5 Sep 1948	70
Kennedy	John Gordon		29 Jan 1901	KCMG	18 Jul 1836	3 Dec 1912	76
Kennedy	John Macfarlane		13 Jul 1943	Kt Bach	12 Oct 1879	31 Aug 1954	74
Kennedy	John Noble Governor of Southern Rhodesia 1946‑1954		14 Jun 1945 14 Apr 1947 1 Jan 1952 1 Jun 1953	KBE (Mil) KCVO KCMG GCMG	31 Aug 1893	15 Jun 1970	76
Kennedy	Ludovic Henry Coverley		26 Oct 1994	Kt Bach	3 Nov 1919	18 Oct 2009	89
Kennedy	Michael Kavanagh		1 Jan 1878	KCSI	1824	31 Jan 1898	73
Kennedy	Paul Joseph Morrow		15 Mar 1984	Kt Bach	12 Jun 1935
Kennedy	Robert		10 Aug 1949	Kt Bach	18 May 1887	19 Apr 1974	86
Kennedy	Robert John		1 Jan 1913	KCMG	24 Dec 1851	11 Nov 1936	84
Kennedy	Thomas		15 Jun 1929	Kt Bach
Kennedy	Thomas Lawrie ["Jock"]		31 Dec 1979 31 Dec 1984	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	19 May 1928	18 Nov 2013	85
Kennedy	Thomas Sinclair		23 Feb 1943	Kt Bach	11 Feb 1884	20 Mar 1951	67
Kennedy	William Rann Lord Justice of Appeal 1907‑1915; PC 1907		26 Nov 1892	Kt Bach	11 Mar 1846	17 Jan 1915	69
Kennedy	William Robert		22 Jun 1897 19 Jun 1911	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	4 Mar 1838	9 Oct 1916	78
Kennedy-Cochran-Patrick	Neil James		1 Jan 1934	KBE (Civ)	18 Aug 1866	8 Jul 1958	91
Kennedy-Cox	Reginald		6 Mar 1930	Kt Bach	18 Apr 1881	27 Jul 1966	85
Kennedy-Good	John		31 Dec 1982	KBE (Civ)	8 Aug 1915	11 Jul 2005	89
Kennedy-Purvis	Charles Edward		8 Jun 1939 1 Jan 1946	KCB (Mil) GBE (Mil)	2 May 1884	26 May 1946	62
Kennet, Baron	see "Young"
Kennett-Barrington	Vincent Hunter Barrington For information on his death, see the note at the foot of this page		18 May 1886	Kt Bach	3 Sep 1844	13 Jul 1903	58
Kenning	George		9 Feb 1943	Kt Bach	21 May 1880	6 Feb 1956	75
Kennon	James Edward Campbell		31 Dec 1982	KCB (Mil)	26 Nov 1925	22 Jan 1991	65
Kenny	Anthony John Patrick		29 Oct 1992	Kt Bach	16 Mar 1931
Kenny	Brian Leslie Graham		15 Jun 1985 15 Jun 1991	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	18 Jun 1934	19 Jun 2017	83
Kenny	Edward		3 Nov 1870	Kt Bach	1 Jul 1800	16 May 1891	90
Kenny	Jason Francis [husband of Dame Laura Rebecca Kenny]		17 May 2022	Kt Bach	23 Mar 1988
Kenny	Julie Ann		8 Jun 2019	DBE (Civ)	19 Aug 1957	21 Feb 2025	67
Kenny	Laura Rebecca [wife of Sir Jason Francis Kenny]		31 Dec 2021	DBE (Civ)	24 Apr 1992
Kenny	Patrick John		5 Nov 1976	Kt Bach	12 Jan 1914	2 Jun 1987	73
Kenny	Paul Stephen		29 Jan 2016	Kt Bach	31 Oct 1949
Kenrick	George Cranmer		3 Jun 1935	KBE (Civ)	21 Feb 1863	24 Dec 1939	76
Kenrick	George Hamilton		7 Jul 1909	Kt Bach	Jan 1850	28 May 1939	89
Kensington	Alfred		1 Jan 1914	Kt Bach	26 Apr 1855	2 Nov 1918	63
Kent	Harold Simcox		1 Jan 1954 8 Jun 1963	KCB (Civ) GCB (Civ)	11 Nov 1903	4 Dec 1998	95
Kent	Percy Edward ["Peter"]		24 Oct 1973	Kt Bach	18 Mar 1913	9 Jul 1986	73
Kent	Stephenson Hamilton		1 Jan 1917	KCB (Civ)	22 Feb 1873	28 Mar 1954	81
Kent	Walter George		10 Jul 1929	Kt Bach	3 Aug 1858	11 Nov 1938	80
Kent	(William) John		27 Feb 1952	Kt Bach	20 Dec 1877	5 Mar 1960	82
Kent Hughes	Wilfrid Selwyn		1 Jan 1957	KBE (Civ)	12 Jun 1895	31 Jul 1970	75
Kent, Duchess of	H.R.H. Katharine Lucy Mary		9 Jun 1977	GCVO	22 Feb 1933	4 Sep 2025	92
Kent, Duchess of	H.R.H. Marina, Princess of Greece and Denmark		11 May 1937 1 Jan 1948	GBE GCVO	13 Dec 1906	27 Aug 1968	61
Kent, Duke of	Edward George Nicholas Paul Patrick, 2nd Duke of Kent		25 Dec 1960 12 Oct 1967 9 Oct 1985	GCVO GCMG KG	9 Oct 1935
Kent, Duke of	H.R.H. Prince George Edward Alexander Edmund		20 Dec 1923 3 Jun 1924 23 Apr 1934 24 Apr 1935	KG GCVO GCMG KT	20 Dec 1902	25 Aug 1942	39
Kentridge	Sydney Woolf		12 Jun 1999	KCMG	5 Nov 1922
Kenward	Harold Leslie		28 Jan 1947	Kt Bach	29 Aug 1894	28 Aug 1947	52
Kenyon, Baron	see "Tyrell-Kenyon"
Kenyon	Bernard		26 Jun 1962	Kt Bach	28 Jun 1904	26 Aug 1977	73
Kenyon	Frederic George		14 Jun 1912 3 Jun 1925	KCB (Civ) GBE (Civ)	15 Jan 1863	23 Aug 1952	89
Kenyon	George Henry		3 Nov 1976	Kt Bach	10 Jul 1912	2 Jun 2008	95
Kenyon	Harold Vaughan		11 Jun 1937	Kt Bach	7 Feb 1875	22 Sep 1959	84
Kenyon	Kathleen Mary		1 Jan 1973	DBE (Civ)	5 Jan 1906	24 Aug 1978	72
Kenyon	Nicholas Roger		19 Mar 2008	Kt Bach	23 Feb 1951
Kenyon	Norris Vaughan		8 Feb 1955	Kt Bach	5 Jun 1903	28 Apr 1958	54
Keogh	Alfred CH 1918		29 Jun 1906 1 Jan 1917 3 Jun 1918	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil) GCVO	3 Jul 1857	30 Jul 1936	79
Keogh	Bruce Edward		2003 5 Feb 2004	Hon KBE (Civ) KBE (Civ)	24 Nov 1954
Keown-Boyd	Alexander William		1 Jan 1936	KBE (Civ)	19 Jun 1884	26 Dec 1954	70
Keppel	Arnold Allan Cecil, 8th Earl of Albemarle MP for Birkenhead 1892‑1894		25 Oct 1909 1 Jan 1931	KCVO GCVO	1 Jun 1858	12 Apr 1942	83
Keppel	Colin Richard		26 Jun 1908 12 Dec 1911 1 Jan 1930	KCVO KCIE GCVO	3 Dec 1862	6 Jul 1947	84
Keppel	Derek William George		24 Jul 1911 1 Jan 1916 1 Jan 1932	KCVO GCVO KCB (Civ)	7 Apr 1863	26 Apr 1944	81
Keppel	Diana Cicely, Countess of Albemarle [2nd wife of the 9th Earl of Albemarle]		2 Jan 1956	DBE (Civ)	6 Aug 1909	6 May 2013	103
Keppel	Henry OM 1902		12 Sep 1857 20 May 1871	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	14 Jun 1809	17 Jan 1904	94
Keppel	William Coutts, styled Viscount Bury, later [1891] 7th Earl of Albemarle MP for Norwich 1857‑1859, Wick District of Burghs 1860‑1865 and Berwick upon Tweed 1868‑1874; PC 1859		16 Aug 1870	KCMG	15 Apr 1832	28 Aug 1894	62
Ker	Arthur Milford		2 Jan 1911	Kt Bach	12 Jun 1853	2 Oct 1915	62
Kere	Nathan Kumamusa		14 Jun 2014	KCMG
Kerley	Peter James		1 Jan 1972	KCVO	27 Oct 1900	15 Mar 1979	78
Kerly	Duncan Mackenzie		25 Jun 1921	Kt Bach	1863	5 Oct 1938	75
Kermode	Derwent William		5 Jun 1952	KCMG	19 Jun 1898	12 Jan 1960	61
Kermode	(John) Frank		14 Feb 1991	Kt Bach	29 Nov 1919	17 Aug 2010	90
Kermode	Ronald Graham Quayle		14 Jun 1986	KBE (Civ)	26 Jun 1919	18 Jun 2004	84
Kerr	Brian Francis, later [2009] Baron Kerr of Tonaghmore [L] Lord Chief Justice of Northern Ireland 2004‑2009; Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 2009; Justice of the Supreme Court 2009‑2020; PC 2003		23 Jun 1993	Kt Bach	22 Feb 1948	1 Dec 2020	72
Kerr	(Harold) Reginald		13 Jun 1946	KBE (Mil)	22 Apr 1897	1 Nov 1974	77
Kerr	John Beverley		31 Dec 1988 12 Jun 1993	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	27 Oct 1937	2 Dec 2019	82
Kerr	John Graham		13 Jul 1939	Kt Bach	18 Sep 1869	21 Apr 1957	87
Kerr	John Henry		3 Jun 1922 13 Oct 1922	KCIE KCSI	31 May 1871	8 Apr 1934	62
Kerr	John Olav, later [2004] Baron Kerr of Kinlochard [L]		31 Dec 1990 16 Jun 2001	KCMG GCMG	22 Feb 1942
Kerr	John Robert Governor General of Australia 1974‑1977. PC 1977		1 Jan 1974 23 Apr 1976 24 May 1976 30 Mar 1977	KCMG GCMG AK GCVO	24 Sep 1914	24 Mar 1991	76
Kerr	Louis William Howard		10 Jun 1948	KCVO	25 Nov 1894	11 Jul 1977	82
Kerr	Mark Ralph George, styled Lord Mark Kerr		24 May 1881 3 Jun 1893	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	15 Dec 1817	17 May 1900	82
Kerr	Michael Robert Emanuel Lord Justice of Appeal 1981‑1989; PC 1981		12 May 1972	Kt Bach	1 Mar 1921	14 Apr 2002	81
Kerr	Peter Francis Walter, 12th Marquess of Lothian MEP 1973-1975		20 May 1983	KCVO	8 Sep 1922	11 Oct 2004	82
Kerr	Ralph Drury, styled Lord Ralph Kerr		19 Jun 1911	KCB (Mil)	11 Aug 1837	18 Sep 1916	79
Kerr	Ronald James ["Ron"]		8 Apr 2011	Kt Bach
Kerr	Russell James		28 Feb 1934	Kt Bach	23 Jan 1863	13 May 1952	89
Kerr	Timothy Julian		3 Nov 2015	Kt Bach	15 Feb 1958
Kerr	Walter Talbot, styled Lord Walter Kerr		20 May 1896 26 Jun 1902	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	28 Sep 1839	12 May 1927	87
Kerr	William		6 Jul 1954	Kt Bach	1895	21 Aug 1959	64
Kerr	William Munro		3 Jun 1935	KBE (Mil)	4 Mar 1876	26 Oct 1959	83
Kerridge	Robert James		14 Dec 1962	Kt Bach	29 Oct 1901	26 Apr 1979	77
Kerrison	Edward, later [1821] 1st baronet MP for Shaftesbury 1813‑1818, Northampton 1818‑1820 and Eye 1824‑1852		5 Jan 1815 18 Jul 1840	Kt Bach KCB (Mil)	30 Jul 1776	9 Mar 1853	76
Kerr-Jarrett	Francis Moncreiff		27 Aug 1965	Kt Bach	27 Aug 1885	13 Dec 1968	83
Kerruish	(Henry) Charles		23 Oct 1979	Kt Bach	23 Jul 1917	23 Jul 2003	86
Kerry	Michael James		31 Dec 1982	KCB (Civ)	5 Aug 1923	11 May 2012	88
Kershaw	Ian		10 Dec 2002	Kt Bach	29 Apr 1943
Kershaw	Janet Elizabeth Murray ["Betty"]		13 Jun 1998	DBE (Civ)	11 Dec 1943
Kershaw	(John) Anthony MP for Stroud 1955‑1987		17 Feb 1981	Kt Bach	14 Dec 1915	29 Apr 2008	92
Kershaw	Leonard William		25 Jun 1921	Kt Bach	18 Nov 1864	9 Feb 1949	84
Kershaw	Lewis Addin		28 Apr 1898	Kt Bach	27 Dec 1844	17 Feb 1899	54
Kershaw	Louis James		1 Jan 1921	KCSI	1869	15 Feb 1947	77
Kershaw	Noel Thomas		1 Jan 1916	KCB (Civ)	24 Dec 1863	1 Apr 1930	66
Kerslake	Robert Walter, later [2015] Baron Kerslake [L]		26 May 2005	Kt Bach	28 Feb 1955	1 Jul 2023	67
Kesteven	Charles Henry		23 Jul 1920	Kt Bach	2 Apr 1866	13 Jan 1923	56
Keswick	Henry Neville Lindley		24 Nov 2009	Kt Bach	29 Sep 1938	5 Nov 2024	86
Keswick	(John) Chippendale Lindley ["Chips"]		23 Feb 1993	Kt Bach	2 Feb 1940	17 Apr 2024	84
Keswick	John Henry		1 Jan 1972	KCMG	13 Jul 1906	5 Jul 1982	75
Keswick	William Johnston		18 Jul 1972	Kt Bach	6 Dec 1903	16 Feb 1990	86
Kettle	Rupert Alfred		1 Dec 1880	Kt Bach	9 Jan 1817	6 Oct 1894	77
Kettle	Russell		8 Jul 1947	Kt Bach	30 Jan 1887	20 Jun 1968	81
Kettlewell	Marion Mildred		1 Jan 1970	DBE (Mil)	20 Feb 1914	11 Apr 2016	102
Kevau	Isi Henao		12 Jun 2004	Kt Bach
Keville	(William) Errington		26 Jun 1962	Kt Bach	3 Jan 1901	31 Jan 1992	91
Key	Astley Cooper		24 May 1873 24 Nov 1882	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	18 Jan 1821	3 Mar 1888	67
Key	Benjamin John		30 Dec 2020	KCB (Mil)	7 Nov 1965
Key	Charles Edward		2 Jun 1956	KBE (Civ)	22 Mar 1900	3 Jun 1978	78
Key	John Phillip Prime Minister of New Zealand 2008‑2016		5 Jun 2017	GNZM	9 Aug 1961
Keyes	Charles Patton		6 Mar 1880 30 May 1891	KCB (Mil) GCB (Mil)	25 Nov 1822	5 Feb 1896	73
Keyes	Roger John Brownlow, later [1919] 1st baronet and [1943] 1st Baron Keyes MP for Portsmouth North 1934‑1943		24 Apr 1918 10 Dec 1918 3 Jun 1930	KCB (Mil) KCVO GCB (Mil)	4 Oct 1872	26 Dec 1945	73
Keyes	Terence Humphrey		2 Jan 1933	KCIE	28 May 1877	26 Feb 1939	61
Keymer	Daniel Thomas		25 Jul 1923	Kt Bach	24 Jan 1857	15 Feb 1933	76
Keynes	Geoffrey Langdon		12 Jul 1955	Kt Bach	25 Mar 1887	5 Jul 1982	95
Keys	(Alexander George) William		19 Mar 1980	Kt Bach	2 Feb 1923	3 May 2000	77
Khairpur, Mir of	Iman Baksh Khan		12 Dec 1911	GCIE	Dec 1860	Feb 1921	60
Khairpur, Talpur of	Faiz Muhammad Khan		22 Jun 1897	GCIE		6 Mar 1909
Khairpur, Talpur of	Mir Ali Murad Khan		30 May 1891	GCIE
Khalili	Nasser David		16 Nov 2022	Kt Bach	18 Dec 1945
Khama	Seretse Goitsebeng Maphiri President of Botswana 1966‑1980		20 Sep 1966	KBE (Civ)	1 Jul 1921	13 Jul 1980	59
Khan	Abdul Latif Haji Hajrat		24 Jun 1941	Kt Bach
Khan	Abdussamad		2 Mar 1934	Kt Bach	27 Sep 1874	27 Jan 1943	68
Khan	Ahmad Nawaz		27 Feb 1937	Kt Bach
Khan	Arbab Dost Muhammad		31 Jul 1929	Kt Bach		13 Nov 1931
Khan	Asadullah		8 Mar 1947	Kt Bach
Khan	Ghaibi		9 Mar 1946	Kt Bach
Khan	Hakeem Saadut Ali		24 May 1866	KCSI
Khan	Hashmatuilah		2 Mar 1934	Kt Bach		23 Dec 1936
Khan	Liaqat Hyat		12 Jul 1933 2 Jan 1939	Kt Bach KBE (Civ)	1 Feb 1887	9 Jul 1948	61
Khan	Malik Allah Bakhsh		30 Jun 1942	Kt Bach	Aug 1887
Khan	Malik Muhammad Amin		10 Mar 1945	Kt Bach
Khan	Mohammad Ejaz Rasul		3 Mar 1933 11 May 1937	Kt Bach KCIE	28 Jun 1886	1947
Khan	Moulvie Sayyid Ahmad		2 Jan 1888	KCSI
Khan	Muhammad Aslam		26 Jun 1908 12 Dec 1911	KCIE KCVO		13 Oct 1914
Khan	Muhammad Farid		1 Jan 1946	KBE (Civ)
Khan	Muhammad Jamal		27 Feb 1937	Kt Bach
Khan	Muhammad Jamshed Ali		9 Mar 1946	Kt Bach	1895
Khan	Muhammad Nawaz		20 Jun 1939 1 Jan 1946	Kt Bach KCIE	12 Aug 1901
Khan	Muhammad Obeidullah		23 May 1900	KCIE
Khan	Muhammad Yamin		7 Mar 1936	Kt Bach		Feb 1966
Khan	Muhammad Zafrullah		7 Mar 1936 11 May 1937	Kt Bach KCSI	6 Feb 1893	1 Sep 1985	92
Khan	Muhammud Nazim		3 Jun 1921 11 May 1937	KCIE KCSI		22 Jul 1938
Khan	Nawab Bahram		14 Jun 1912 3 Jun 1919	KCIE KBE (Civ)
Khan	Nawab Khan-i-Zaman		3 Jun 1921	KCIE		26 Feb 1936
Khan	Nawab Muhammad Nasrulla		5 Jun 1920	KCSI
Khan	Nawab Nawazish Ali		24 May 1888	KCIE
Khan	Sadiq Aman MP for Tooting 2005‑2016; Mayor of London 2016-; PC 2009		10 Jun 2025	Kt Bach	8 Oct 1970
Khan	Sara		31 Dec 2021	DBE (Civ)	Jan 1980
Khan	Shaban Ali		12 Dec 1911	KCIE
Khan	Shafa'at Ahmad		7 Mar 1936	Kt Bach	1893	Jul 1947	54
Khan	Sher Muhammad		27 Feb 1937	Kt Bach	29 Oct 1887
Khan	Shuja'at Ali		1 Jan 1946	KCIE
Khan	Sultan Ahmad		4 Mar 1932	Kt Bach	30 May 1864	21 May 1936	71
Kharan, Khan of	Nowruz Khan		24 May 1888	KCIE	1855	Jun 1909	53
Kharas	Zarine		13 Jun 2015	DBE (Civ)	1951
Kharegat	Pheroze Merwan		14 Aug 1943	Kt Bach	29 May 1890
Khaw	Peng Tee		23 Oct 2013	Kt Bach	8 Oct 1957
Khemka	Asha		31 Dec 2013	DBE (Civ)	21 Oct 1951
Khilchipur, Raja of	Rao Bahadur Durjan Sal Singh		11 May 1937	KCIE	26 Aug 1897
Khundkar	Nurul Azeem		20 Jul 1946	Kt Bach	17 Mar 1890	10 May 1947	57
Khurshid Jar	Shams-ul-Amara Amir-i-Akbar		1 Jan 1888	KCIE		8 Jul 1902
Kibble	Thomas Walter Bannerman		17 Oct 2014	Kt Bach	23 Dec 1932	2 Jun 2016	83
Kidd	Douglas Lorimer [originally DCNZM 5 Jun 2000]		1 Aug 2009	KNZM	12 Sep 1941
Kidd	Robert Hill		30 Dec 1978	KBE (Civ)	3 Feb 1918	28 Feb 2004	86
Kiddle	Edward Buxton		3 Jul 1926	KBE (Mil)	2 Nov 1866	29 Apr 1933	66
Kidman	Fiona Judith		31 Dec 1997	DNZM	26 Mar 1940
Kidman	Sidney		25 Jun 1921	Kt Bach	9 May 1857	2 Sep 1935	78
Kidu	Buri William		1980	Kt Bach	8 Aug 1945	30 Jan 1994	48
Kidu	Carol Anne [widow of Sir Buri Kidu]		31 Dec 2004	DBE (Civ)	10 Oct 1948
Kiggell	Launcelot Edward		3 Jun 1916 1 Jan 1918	KCB (Mil) KCMG	2 Oct 1862	23 Feb 1954	91
Kikau	Jone Latianara		14 Jun 1980	KBE (Civ)	1909	3 Aug 1984	75
Kiki	(Albert) Maori		1 Jan 1975	KBE (Civ)	21 Sep 1931	13 Mar 1993	61
Kilage	Ignatius Governor General of Papua New Guinea 1989		21 Feb 1989	GCMG	1941	31 Dec 1989	48
Kilbracken, Baron	see "Godley"
Kilfedder	James Alexander MP for Belfast West 1964‑1966 and Down North 1970‑1995		22 Jul 1992	Kt Bach	16 Jul 1928	20 Mar 1995	66
Killearn, Baron	see "Lampson"
Killen	(Denis) James		12 Jun 1982	KCMG	23 Nov 1925	12 Jan 2007	81
Killick	Alexander Herbert		7 Feb 1956	Kt Bach	10 Feb 1894	4 Feb 1975	80
Killick	Anthony Bernard		10 Jun 1961	KBE (Civ)	1901	23 May 1966	64
Killick	John Edward		12 Jun 1971 16 Jun 1979	KCMG GCMG	18 Nov 1919	12 Feb 2004	84
Killik	Stephen Henry Molyneux		11 Oct 1923 3 Jun 1935 27 Sep 1935	Kt Bach KCVO GBE (Civ)	5 Mar 1861	17 Apr 1938	77
Kilmarnock, Lord	see "Hay"
Kilmorey, Earl of	see "Needham"
Kilmuir, Earl and Countess of	see "Maxwell Fyfe"
Kilner	Hew Ross		8 Jul 1947	Kt Bach	9 Sep 1892	2 Aug 1953	60
Kilpatrick	James MacConnell		1 Jun 1953	KBE (Mil)	1 Mar 1902	4 Apr 1960	58
Kilpatrick	Judith Ann Gladys		17 Jun 2000	DBE (Civ)	20 Feb 1952	5 Sep 2002	50
Kilpatrick	Robert, later [1996] Baron Kilpatrick of Kincraig [L]		11 Feb 1986	Kt Bach	29 Jul 1926	16 Sep 2015	89
Kilpatrick	William John		12 Jun 1965	KBE (Civ)	27 Dec 1906	25 Apr 1985	78
Kilpin	Ernest Fuller		2 Nov 1910	KCMG	5 May 1854	10 Dec 1931	77
Kilvert	Harry Vernon		11 Feb 1921	Kt Bach	28 Jun 1862	12 Mar 1924	61
Kimball	Marcus Richard, later [1985] Baron Kimball [L] MP for Gainsborough 1956‑1983		22 Jul 1981	Kt Bach	18 Oct 1928	26 Mar 2014	85
Kimber	Sidney Guy		20 Feb 1935	Kt Bach	5 Nov 1873	8 Oct 1949	75
Kimmins	Brian Charles Hannam		2 Jan 1956	KBE (Mil)	30 Jul 1899	15 Nov 1979	80
Kimmins	Grace Mary Thyrza		8 Jun 1950	DBE (Civ)	6 May 1870	3 Mar 1954	83

	Sir John Hudson [KCB 1885]
	The year 1893 was not a good time to be a senior military commander in India. In May, Sir James Dormer, Commander in Chief at Madras, died after being mauled by a tiger. A month later, his counterpart in Bombay, Sir John Hudson, was killed when he was thrown from his horse. The following account appeared in The Cheltenham Chronicle of 17 June 1893:-
	Lieutenant-General Sir John Hudson, Commander-in-Chief in Bombay, was thrown from his horse on Friday morning at Poona and killed. A later telegram says General Hudson, in company with Colonel Leach, was trotting gently down the road past the Ghoriporie barracks, when his pony stumbled badly, throwing the General on his head. He turned right over and never stirred again. Colonel Leach immediately dismounted, and ran to his side, but he at once perceived that life was extinct, and it was subsequently ascertained that the General had fractured the base of his skull, and that death must ave been instantaneous. Some soldiers, who were passing at the time, carried the body to the barracks close by, and it was conveyed thence in the deceased's own carriage to Magdalo House. A deep gloom has been cast over the presidency by the sad event, and all the Government offices closed. Major-General Blundell, one of the first-class district commanders, assumes the chief command provisionally.
	The deceased officer was the eldest son of the later Captain J. Hudson, R.A., and was born in 1833. He was educated at the Royal Naval School, New Cross, and entered the army in 1853. In 1861 he was transferred to the Bengal Staff Corps. He became captain in 1858, major in 1864, lieutenant-colonel in 1870, colonel in 1877, major-general in 1887, and lieutenant-general in 1892. He served as adjutant of the 64th Regiment in the Persian campaign in 1856‑7. He also went through the Indian Mutiny Campaign, including the relief of Lucknow. In the Abyssinian campaign he served as second in command of the 21st Bengal Native Infantry, and took part in the Afghan campaigns of 1878‑9 and 1879‑80. In 1884‑85 he served in the Soudan, and subsequently held various important commands in India. He was made a C.B. in 1881 and K.C.B. in 1885. He married, in 1859, Isabel Marie, daughter of the late Major-General Charles Frederick Havelock.
	Sir Alan John Hunter [KCVO 1937]
	Sir Alan committed suicide in March 1942. The result of the subsequent inquest into his death appeared in the Dundee Evening Telegraph and Post on 9 March 1942:-
	A verdict of suicide while the balance of his mind was disturbed was returned at the Woking, Surrey, inquest on Major-General Sir Alan John Hunter, D.S.O., who was found shot in the office of the National Rifle Association at Bisley Camp on Thursday.
	Sir Alan, who was secretary of the Association, was director of prisoners of war at the War Office from June, 1940 to September, 1941. He was aged 60.
	Among riflemen he was known as "the man who saved Bisley." In 1939, it seemed that the annual Bisley meeting would be cancelled because of military training, he persuaded the authorities to proceed with a curtailed meeting. A week's shooting was substituted for the usual fortnight.
	Evidence of identification was given by a son, Captain John Hunter, of the Royal Artillery. Captain Hunter said that his father was working in London all through the worst air raids of last winter.
	Lady Joan Hunter said that last Thursday morning her husband was in very good spirits. "He returned home about two o'clock and looked rather disturbed and strange. I told him lunch was ready. He went out of the room without saying anything and without taking his lunch."
	At about 2.30 p.m. she went to her husband's office and found him crouched on the floor with a wound in his head.
	Lady Hunter said that Sir Alan Hunter was in the last war for four and a half years. He went straight on to a job in the War Office and had had big appointments ever since and never gave in. He worked at high pressure, and along with that had the worry of his sons, who are fighting. One is in Libya and one in Burma.
	The Coroner - This seems to indicate more or less a nervous breakdown? - Yes.
	P.C. Harold Staples said that a rifle found beside General Hunter had a discharged cartridge case in the breach. On the desk he found a letter addressed to Lady Hunter. The coroner recorded a verdict of suicide while the balance of the mind was disturbed. He said that the cause of Sir Alan's death was a rifle bullet wound in the head."
	Sir Edward Thomas Henry Hutton [KCMG 1901 and KCB 1912]
	Hutton is often regarded as the father of the Australian army. His biography appeared in the June 1964 issue of the Australian monthly magazine Parade:-
	In September 1882, a revolutionary Egyptian army under Arabi Pasha [1841‑1911] was strongly entrenched at Tel-el-Kebir, north-east of Cairo. A peasant, who had risen to be Minister of War, Arabi was staging a last attempt to seize power and make himself master of Lower Egypt and the Suez Canal. With his position astride the Sweetwater Canal and the railway to Port Said secure, Arabi had no doubt that with his army of about 100,000, he could hold any attack by the opposing British force of 14,000.
	On the night of September 12 the British, who were concentrated six miles south of Arabi's force, prepared their attack. Under cover of darkness a party reconnoitred the stretch of desert separating the forces. Taking observations by the stars and making sure it was unobserved, the party erected white guide posts almost up to the Egyptian front line. An hour later the British commander, General Sir Archibald Alison [2nd baronet], a one-armed veteran of the Indian Mutiny, launched the assault. It was led by the 42nd Black Watch under the general's aide-de-camp, Capt. Edward Hutton. Ordered not to fire until they had carried the first line of trenches, the Highlanders moved forward in grim silence. Arabi's men knew nothing of the advance until the British were less than 200 yards away. Suddenly an Egyptian sentry saw the silhouettes of the enemy in the darkness. He gave the alarm. The first shot killed Hutton's horse. Jumping from the dead animal he drew his sword and with a blood-chilling Highland screech, led his men in the charge. Hutton was the first of the finest troops in the British Army into the Egyptian trenches. And on the night the Black Watch was supported by a brigade of hard-hitting Indians. The surprise was complete. After 40 minutes of bitter hand-to-hand fighting the Egyptian horde panicked and fled. The pasha himself raced to Cairo where, after failing to persuade his supporters to burn the city, he surrendered to the British. Arabi spent the rest of his life exiled in Ceylon [actually the next 19 years - he was allowed to return to Egypt in 1901].
	The part played by Hutton in the victory of Tel-el-Kebir greatly advanced his career. General Sir Edward Hutton went down in history as the founder of the Commonwealth military forces and the first man to command Australian troops in the field. Born in England in 1848 and educated at Eton, "Curly" Hutton joined the 60th Rifles as an ensign and was posted to India. Although the disaster of the Crimean War had shaken public confidence in the administration of the British Army, social background was still necessary to win commissions. Hutton took his profession seriously, an attitude that was distrusted by many of his brother officers who were more interested in polo, pigsticking and social activities than in military science. Nor did his concern for the men in the ranks endear him to the top brass, who became irritated at his constant attempts to improve the conditions of the rank and file. When someone said the battle of Waterloo was won on the playing fields of Eton, Hutton replied that a lot of battles since then had been lost in the officers' mess.
	Despite his frequent collisions with authority and his annoying habit of usually being right, Hutton was soon promoted captain and sent to the staff college at Camberley. In 1879 he served in the Zulu War, where he took an active part in rounding up the dignified but murderous King Cetewayo. Cetewayo had made himself master of the country by slaughtering his brother Mbuyazi and several thousands of his followers, at the battle of the Tugela River [2 December 1856]. So fond was the Zulu potentate of washing his spears, as he termed it, that he threatened to exterminate the entire Boer population of the Transvaal.
	Although some political leaders in England were in favour of letting the Boers fight their own battle, the British took a hand just in time to prevent a catastrophe. During the campaign, which ended in the capture of Cetewayo, Hutton learned the lesson that in a country like South Africa mobile troops were vastly superior to infantry. Although the Zulus fought on foot, they carried nothing but their arms and lived off the land. As a result they had little difficulty eluding the heavily-laden British foot-sloggers whom they contemptuously termed "pack oxen." The campaign cost so many lives that Hutton became a strong advocate of mounted infantry and during the first Boer War put his principles into practice by forming a squadron of light horse.
	Fresh opportunities for advancement came Hutton's way during the Egyptian campaign and later in the Sudan when he organised and commanded the Camel Corps. [Although not mentioned in the article, he also made a very advantageous marriage, to Eleanor Mary Paulet, niece of both the Marquess of Winchester and of Field Marshal Lord William Paulet.] By the time he returned to England as a lieutenant-colonel, he had so demonstrated the importance of mobile riflemen that he was ordered to raise and train an entire division of mounted infantry.
	Hutton's preoccupation with mounted troops was considered an expensive fad by many high-ranking officers. These men still pinned their faith to the "thin red line" of past wars and regarded the horse as being useful simply to pull guns or save the legs of senior officers. Cavalrymen, who possessed what Hutton called the "Light Brigade outlook," scoffed at his idea of providing infantry with horses to ride to the scene of action. However Hutton stuck to his tactic although the idea of riding to battle was highly unpopular even with many of the rank and file. One infantry sergeant positively refused to transfer to a mounted detachment. "What's your objection?" asked Hutton impatiently. "Are you frightened to learn to ride?" "It's not that, sir," said the sergeant earnestly, "but I know where I am when I'm on my own feet. If there's a retreat, I don't want to be handicapped by a horse."
	In 1893 Australians had their first glimpse of the man who was to make so deep an impact on the military history of [Australia]. Dissatisfied with the defence system of the colony, the Government of NSW asked the British authorities for loan of an officer to reorganise it. Hutton, now a major-general, was given the job. He found the NSW army in poor shape. Apart from the permanent artillery and a few small technical units, the troops were all Saturday afternoon volunteers and many of the officers were only half trained. Promotion was often a matter of political influence. On a higher level there were frequent arguments about seniority and precedence. Once two colonels, city businessmen in private life, claimed the right to command the entire army. The dispute which culminated in the exchange of offensive letters, was settled only when the governor, as commander-­in-chief, threatened to cashier them both.
	A short-tempered man, Hutton was not easy to get on with and quickly raised a storm when he declared that the city volunteers were useless. Another howl of protest went up when, having stated that the NSW bushmen were the finest mounted infantry material he had seen, he added that, as expert horse thieves, they would be able to provide their own remounts. His advocacy of federation for defence was hotly criticised in some quarters, especially when he ironically asked if Victoria intended to remain neutral if NSW were attacked. Despite such gaffes the peppery major-general wore down press and political opposition. In three years he rid the NSW army of most of its comic opera elements and turned it into a small but effective force.
	From Australia Hutton went to Canada, where the military situation was far worse that it had ever been in NSW. During the South African war Hutton commanded a mounted force of 7000 men which included most of the Australians engaged in the campaign. He was one of the few commanders to come through the South African war with an enhanced reputation. The men who served under him claimed that they were not defeated or even checked throughout the campaign. His success was due to his mastery of cavalry tactics and the speed at which his column moved. As one Australian trooper put it: "Some of the generals spend a couple of weeks finding out the enemy's position. By the time they're ready to attack, he's gone. But our bloke hits first and finds out his position afterwards."
	Although he was knighted for his services in South Africa, Hutton's greatest work was yet to come. It was done in Australia during the first decade of the century, when at the request of the newly formed Commonwealth he consolidated the forces of the six Federated States into an Australian army. The army was built on the plans originally laid down by Hutton and many of our early military leaders were inspired by his brilliance. When World War I broke out it was suggested that General Hutton should command the AIF. But as he was 66 years old and had been living in retirement for several years his disciple, General [Sir] W[illiam] T[hrosby] Bridges, was selected instead. As commander of the first AIF and the 1st Australian Division, General Bridges was killed by a Turkish sniper on Gallipoli in May 1915 [two days after he was created KCB (Mil)].
	General Edward Hutton died in England in 1923 at the age of 75. His monument is the Royal Military College, Duntroon, conceived by him not as the aristocratic Sandhurst but as the democratic West Point of Australia.
	Usman Ali Khan Bahadur Fateh Jang, Nizam of Hyderabad [GCSI 1911, GBE 1917]
	The following biography of the 7th and last Nizam of Hyderabad appeared in the October 1967 issue of the Australian monthly magazine Parade:-
	In September 1959 some of the 110 sons of the seventh and last Nizam of Hyderabad formed a union to obtain more pocket money from their father. These would-be unionists, the offspring of scores of the Nizam's wives and concubines, had banded together to force demands that they should receive the same hand-outs as a group of their father's more favoured offspring. Although the agitators were forced to keep up appearances on a few hundred dollars a year, their repeated complaints of poverty had received little sympathy from the Nizam. But now they were a union. They pressed their claim with renewed vigour. The Nizam relented - a little. He gave them the use of three ancient motor cars and with that the sons of one of the world's richest and meanest men had to be content.
	For more than half a century such penny-pinching by the Nizam of Hyderabad made news headlines around the world. Once reputed to be worth about $1000 million, he lorded it over 83,000 square miles of central India and was absolute ruler of 18 million people. Yet the personal expenditure of the wizened and unkempt, who shuffled around his palace in carpet slippers and a battered fez, was never more than $20 a month. Of all of India's 562 princes he was the only one entitled to a British 21-gun salute and to be called His Exalted Highness. [This is somewhat misleading - the heads of state of Mysore, Jammu and Kashmir, Baroda and Gwalior were also entitled to a 21-gun salute; the difference therefore lies in the style of address as His Exalted Highness - see later.] He was also the only one to have $6 million worth of banknotes eaten by rats in his palace cellar.
	He was born Osman Ali Khan on April 6, 1886, and his family traced back to Abu Bakr, Mohammed's father-in-law. His father, the sixth Nizam, was a flamboyant, hard-drinking Indian ruler in the traditional style. He rode on elephants and in Rolls-Royces and wore his jewels instead of hoarding them. Although the sixth Nizam had the usual four legal wives of a Moslem and a harem of 600 concubines, he was not blessed with a son for some years. Then, one of his concubines, a Hindu dancing girl, presented him with Osman. The delighted ruler promptly recognised him as his son and heir. A little later, one of the sixth Nizam's legitimate wives produced not one but two sons and the love he had lavished on his first-born turned to hate. In consequence the future Nizam was educated privately, treated with scorn whenever he met his father and raised with iron severity.
	In his early 20s the future Nizam had not yet developed his later miserly habits. Actually he had extravagant tastes. He kept scores of tailors busy running up sarapas (knee-length jackets) which were embroidered in precious jewels. He also had his own band, which he led in palace concerts. Actually the audience found these concerts boring because the band rarely got beyond the prince's favourite tune, "I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles."
	All this frivolity came to an end in 1911 when, with his father's death, Osman became the seventh Nizam of Hyderabad and, with a fortune of about $500 million, one of the world's best-known misers. Almost immediately he mounted the throne the new Nizam closed the ruler's traditional Falaknuma Palace and moved to the more modest Kothi Palace, which consisted of a dozen unpretentious buildings surrounded by a high wall. In those buildings he stored the fabulous family wealth of gold and jewellery in hundreds of trunks and wooden boxes. Once, because he was never sure of his jewellery's value, he asked a Bombay expert to make an inventory and give a valuation. When told the job would take two years and require a high fee, the Nizam abandoned the project. Another time he decided that his pearls should be taken out of storage, washed in a special solution to preserve their lustre and graded according to size. It took servants three days to wash the pearls and spread them out on the roofs of every building in the palace compound, where they formed a shimmering carpet.
	The Nizam had also inherited the world's largest gold table service, consisting of plates, platters, knives, forks, ash trays and salt shakers for 150 people. Buckingham Palace also has a gold dinner service, but it accommodates only 24 people. The Nizam's treasure was piled haphazardly in the palace buildings. As it increased, particularly in gold coin, it filled even bedrooms and garages. Once a truck laden with the Nizam's latest acquisition of gold was driven into the palace grounds. There was no place to store the wealth, so as a temporary measure a sentry was posted to watch the precious load. Twenty years later a visitor reported that the gold-filled truck still stood there, its wheels embedded in the soil and its body partly covered with grass. A sentry was still on guard.
	From the time of the Indian Mutiny the rulers of Hyderabad were always staunch supporters of Britain and the seventh Nizam followed this tradition. In World War I his troops were employed in many theatres of war and he made generous financial contributions to Britain's war effort. In recognition of his services King George V bestowed upon the Nizam the unique titles of His Exalted Highness and Faithful Ally of the British Government. Similarly in World War II the Nizam forgot his parsimony and provided naval vessels and two squadrons of RAF planes. This time King George VI gave him [in 1946] the Royal Victorian Chain.
	Although the Nizam maintained four wives, at least 50 concubines, hundreds of children and grandchildren and about 3000 servants and hangers-on, his own life was marked by its simplicity. Crowded out by his ever-increasing treasure, he camped for years on the ramshackle veranda of one of the palace's decaying buildings with a flimsy partition screening his scantily furnished bedroom. Each morning he sat on the veranda steps and conducted affairs of state with ministers and secretaries standing in a respectful semi-circle before him. He usually wore cheap cotton pyjama-type trousers, a homespun Indian coat and lived on little more than biscuits and rice. His only luxuries were about 50 small cups of coffee a day, 100 of the cheapest Indian cigarettes and food for the pet goat which accompanied him everywhere about the palace.
	Then there was the time when he split his walking stick. Although it was suggested he should buy another he decided to hang on to the fractured cane while it remained in one piece. When the Viceroy, the Marquess of Linlithgow, paid Hyderabad a visit, the Nizam stood waiting to greet him on the station. He leaned heavily on the old walking stick and it sagged precariously under his weight. "That stick looks very dangerous, Your Exalted Highness," remarked Linlithgow. "Yes," I must have a metal ring put round it," said the Nizam - and he did. The economy-minded potentate rattled around Hyderabad city in a 1927 Ford car, knitted his own socks and haggled with street vendors selling soft drinks and ice cream.
	Aside from writing poetry and watching surgical operations, the Nizam's only hobby was amassing money. He did this so well that it is estimated he doubled his father's inheritance in his lifetime. When the Nizam made a personal tour of his 83,000 square miles of territory (from which he derived an income of about $10 million a year) a special tax was levied on each district for the privilege of having him visit. It was also tradition, for any subject who received a gift from the Nizam to follow suit and present him with something in return, but it had to be of far greater value if he wanted to remain in his ruler's good books. There is a story that once the entire palace stock of honey went bad. The Nizam promptly gave the lot away in small jars and received in return gifts worth $100,000.
	By long-established custom in Hyderabad, a subject had to present the Nizam with one gold and four silver coins when he was received in audience. The sixth Nizam used merely to touch the coins and return them to the visitor as good luck tokens. However, when his son took over, he kept the coins. On four gala occasions each year when the seventh Nizam entertained thousands of guests at banquets he would roll up his sleeves and face the receiving line. Now he was in a position to jerk the five coins from each visitor's hand and drop them quickly into two bags, one for silver, one for gold. It was estimated that out of these offerings by visitors the Nizam made $500,000 a year. Additional gifts from subjects soliciting favours brought in another $3 million.
	When England granted India independence in 1947, the old world of the Nizam of Hyderabad crashed about his ears. He stubbornly refused to join the new nation and backed up his refusal by arming his personal troops with muzzle loaders. All efforts at negotiation failed and in 1949 India was forced to invade Hyderabad. In the four-day war that followed, 822 of the Nizam's troops were killed before he capitulated. [For further detail, refer to the Wikipedia entry under "Operation Polo."] By the terms of settlement he lost all power and all his lands and palaces except one. However, he retained his gold and jewellery, was given the honorary title of governor and an annual allowance of $500,000. In 1954 the Prime Minister of India, Nehru, cut out the Nizam's allowance and two years later he lost even his empty governorship of the then democratic State.
	The last years of the Nizam of Hyderabad were spent plotting with his financial advisers to make sure the Indian Government did not grab his remaining wealth. He realised on his gold, sold vast amounts of jewellery and put the proceeds (some $600 million) in at least 50 different trust schemes for the benefit of about 770 members of his family and pensioned retainers. Constantly bemoaning his own poverty, he spent every waking moment thinking up new economy schemes. He cut the $12,000-a-month allowance of his eldest son, the Prince of Berar, to $4,000 and ordered him to reduce his harem to 10. Frail and wizened, he sat through the days on the veranda of his Kothi Palace constantly bewailing the $60,000 a year he said he was spending out of capital. Other misfortunes overwhelmed him like the rats eating $6 million in banknotes lying forgotten in the cellar. He failed in a court action before the House of Lords claiming $2 million he had sent to agents in England at the time of the Indian Government invasion.
	When China attacked India in 1962, the Government called on the people for money contributions to fight the war. Millions of people offered their savings: even street beggars, and women gave up their wedding rings. When the Nizam of Hyderabad forked out $50,000 the news of this comparatively small donation caused a bitter public outcry. In vain did he protest: I am no longer a rich man. From all over India people contemptuously mailed him small coins in the hope they would be "of some use to you in your poverty." He kept the coins and wrote personal "thank you" notes to all who had contributed. In them he reiterated his penury and explained: "My money is now all tied up in trusts." Even on his deathbed, which was attended by scores of descendants and his pet goat, he was still trying to persuade them all that he was indeed the world's poorest multi-millionaire.
	Sir Francis Akanu Ibiam [Hon KBE 1951 and KCMG 1962]
	Sir Francis was a distinguished Nigerian medical missionary who later became Governor of the Eastern Region of Nigeria. He found himself in the middle of a diplomatic incident in 1959 when, on a visit to Northern Rhodesia [today's Zambia], he was refused service in a cafe because of the colour of his skin. During the Nigerian Civil War of 1967‑1970, Ibiam actively supported the cause of Biafra, and, in protest against the British Government's support of the Nigeria's federal government, he renounced both of his knighthoods.
	The London Daily Telegraph of 5 September 1959 reported:-
	Two Rhodesian Governments today expressed regret for an incident last weekend in which Sir Francis Ibiam, a Nigerian doctor and chairman of the Governing Council of the University College of Ibadan, was refused a cup of tea in a cafe at Chingola, Northern Rhodesia. The proprietor served two whites accompanying him and said: "We do not serve Africans."
	The Federal Prime Minister, Sir Roy Welensky, said: "I am expressing my regret for this incident to the Prime Minister of the Federation of Nigeria. Whatever our achievements here, and they are substantial, we cannot expect the world to treat us with any great respect so long as we hand out this kind of treatment to our visitors."
	A Northern Rhodesia Government statement expressed the "greatest concern and regret" at the treatment accorded "a distinguished visitor to the territory." It brought discredit "to the territory and particularly to its white inhabitants."
	The London Daily Telegraph of 6 September 1967:-
	Sir Francis Ibiam, 61, former Governor of Eastern Nigeria and now an adviser to rebel Biafra, has renounced his knighthoods in protest at Britain's supply of arms to Federal Nigeria. He was a Knight Commander of the Order of St. Michael and St. George [KCMG] and a Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire [KBE].
	He said in a letter to the Queen that Christian Britain had shamelessly let down Christian Biafra. Many tribesmen in the north of Federal Nigeria are Muslims. The Ibu rebels of Biafra regard these as their main enemies.
	Sir Alieu Sulayman Jack [nominated Kt Bach 1970 but never invested]
	Sir Alieu was Speaker of the House of Representatives of the Gambia between 1966 and 1972. His name was included in the 1970 New Year's Honours List as being an intended Knight Bachelor. However, Gambia became a republic on 24 April 1970 and left the Queen's Realms. As a result, Jack never received the accolade or Letters Patent. For a similar case, see Sir Edward Victor Luckhoo.
	Sir Francis Stanley Jackson [GCIE 1927 and GCSI 1932]
	Jackson was the younger son of William Lawies Jackson, who was created 1st Baron Allerton in 1902. He was educated at Harrow, where his "fag" was Winston Churchill, before going up to Trinity College, Cambridge. It was here that his cricketing prowess blossomed, and he played for the University, for Yorkshire, and finally for England, which he captained during the five tests of the 1905 Ashes series. All in all, he played 20 Tests, making 1,415 runs at 48.79 with 5 centuries, and took 24 wickets at 33.29.
	After a relatively short political career, Jackson was appointed Governor of Bengal in 1927. The Daily Mail of 8 February 1932 reported that:-
	Sir Stanley Jackson, Governor of Bombay, was shot at by a girl yesterday afternoon while he was presiding as chancellor over the annual university [of Calcutta] convocation. He is the third Governor to be attacked in little more than a year.
	He was delivering an address emphasising the dangers of allowing youth to be interested in certain political associations when the girl left her seat and, walking towards the dais, fired five revolver shots from a distance of 30 feet.
	The vice-chancellor of the university, Dr. Hasan Suhrawardy, rushed forward and grappled with her, diverting her aim.
	Sir Stanley was not hit, but Dr. Dineschandra Sen, a professor who was sitting near, was slightly wounded. The five bullets were found in the sound screen behind the chancellor's chair. The girl, Bina Das, who is about 20, was immediately arrested and removed. Poison was found on her.
	Sir Stanley was unperturbed by the attack and after a brier pause continued his address. This indifference to danger evoked spontaneous cheers from the large assembly, and especially from the Indian students. The assailant was a student at the Diocesan College in Calcutta.
	For his promptitude in tackling the would-be assassin, Dr. Suhrawardy was soon after rewarded with a knighthood. For further details, see under his entry in the "Knightage" pages.
	The "Daily Telegraph" of 16 February 1932 reported that:-
	Bina Das, the Indian girl student, who fired five shots at the Hon. Sir Stanley Jackson, the Governor of Bengal, nine days ago, was today sentenced to years' rigorous imprisonment.
	The girl, who was remarkably composed, read from a document her reasons for firing the shots. She said:
	"I sought a way to death by offering myself at the feet of my country to invite the attention of all to measures of Government which can unsex even a frail woman like myself, brought up under all the best traditions of Indian womanhood."
	The girl received the decision with a smile and a courteous bow.
	Maharajah Sir Harisinghji, Maharaja of Jammu and Kashmir [KCIE 1918, KCVO 1922, GCIE 1929, GCSI 1933 and GCVO 1946]
	The following article appeared in the January 1972 number of the monthly Australian magazine Parade:-
	Among the revellers of the Victory Ball held in London's Albert Hall on Armistice Night in 1919 was 24-year-old Prince Hari Singh, the plump, pleasure­seeking heir presumptive to the Maharajah of Kashmir. During the gay evening the prince was introduced to buxom, thirtyish Mrs. Maude Robinson, wife of a small-time bookmaker and gambler. The following Christmas they were in Paris together. And there, after the couple were discovered in a hotel bedroom, a gang of English crooks staged one of the most sensational blackmail coups in criminal history. The plotters extorted £150,000 from the prince, playing on his fear that a divorce scandal would imperil his succession to the throne of Kashmir.
	Five years passed before the blackmail came to light, and in a dramatic London court case that followed Prince Hari Singh was referred to only as "Mr. A". The American Press had no scruples about disclosing his identity to the world, but that did not prevent him ascending the throne of Kashmir when his uncle, the maharajah, died a year later. Then he collected an income of £5,000,000 a year while ruling his 4,000,000 impoverished subjects in the Garden-of-Eden state set among the fertile lower valleys of the Himalayas. As maharajah he travelled the world in a silver-plated private plane, occupied a glittering Versailles-like palace in his capital of Srinagar and ruthlessly stamped out all opposition to his despotic rule. Ultimately this portly hedonist lost his throne after India obtained her independence in 1947 and Kashmir was partitioned between the new States of India and Pakistan.
	Prince Hari Singh was born in Srinagar on September 23, 1895, the nephew of Kashmir's eccentric maharajah, Sir Pratap Singh. His father died when he was still an infant and so Hari Singh became his childless uncle's heir. Sir Pratap Singh, who had succeeded to the throne of Kashmir in 1885, was best known for his passion for cricket. He always announced the number of runs he would make before his innings began and no bowler had the insolence to take his wicket before he reached that score. Sir Pratap was escorted to the pitch by his aide-de-camp and armour bearers. At the crease two men rolled up his sleeves and pulled on his gloves, while two more buckled his pads. Then His Highness was left to defy the bowling which he did by ignoring every ball bowled, even if it hit the stumps, except slow full tosses on the leg side.
	As Sir Pratap's heir, Hari Singh was brought up to rule. As a boy he served as a page to Lord Curzon, Viceroy of India, on ceremonial occasions. His uncle provided his uniform - a golden robe encrusted with pearls said to have cost the maharajah £1,000,000. Prince Hari Singh first went to England with his uncle for the coronation of King George V in 1910 [sic]. Thereafter he was a regular visitor on his own quest for pleasure.
	On the 1919 trip that was to cost him so dearly in blackmail he was accompanied by a newly-appointed aide-de-camp, Captain Charles Arthur. A jaunty Irish rogue the prince had met while big-game hunting in Africa, Captain Arthur realised the possibility of blackmail as soon as he saw the developing friendship with Mrs. Maude Robinson after the Victory Ball. Soon he acquired two accomplices, a ne'er-do-well swindler named Montague Noel Newton and William Cooper Hobbs, a criminal [who] ran a bogus solicitor's office in London under the name of Appleton and Co. The Robinsons were not living together and the husband had no part in the plot. However, although she later denied it, Mrs. Robinson probably knew >what was going on.
	Early on the morning of December 26, 1919, Newton rushed into Hari Singh's suite in a Paris hotel (the door of which had just been unlocked by Captain Arthur) and confronted the prince in bed with his mistress. Posing as the woman's husband, Newton shouted: "Now I've got you! I've caught you with my wife!" Mrs. Robinson screamed, jumped out of bed and put a convincing performance of scratching Newton's face and pulling his hair. Without revealing that the intruder was not in fact her husband, she then pretended to allow the two men to quieten her hysterics. "After all, Maudie," the prince said soothingly, "he is your husband." Mrs. Robinson then ran into another room and Newton left the suite with the parting threat: "You'll hear from my solicitors. I have all the evidence I need." An hour later Mrs. Robinson had packed and departed for London. She never saw Hari Singh again.
	Meanwhile, the highly agitated prince had summoned his ADC, told him what had happened and asked his advice. There was only one thing to do, said Captain Arthur after listening sympathetically to his distraught master. He must buy Robinson off. The scandal of divorce proceedings would certainly cause the British Government to veto his succession to the throne of Kashmir. The prince agreed and also accepted Arthur's suggestion that the ADC locate the supposed Robinson before he left Paris and offer him hush money.
	As a result, on December 30 Hari Singh signed a cheque made out to Charles Robinson for £150,000 and was assured by Captain Arthur that the matter was ended. Arthur was supposed to hand the cheque to Robinson. Instead, he sent it to his confederate, Hobbs, in London.
	Meanwhile, Newton (who had earlier been introduced to the real Robinson by Mrs. Robinson) had seen the husband and told him that his wife was "playing around with a n****r in Paris." Robinson was highly indignant and talked of a divorce, but he soon calmed down when Newton suggested that he let a firm of solicitors he knew, Appleton and Co., try to get some money out of Prince Hari Singh.
	Hobbs (as Appleton and Co.) agreed to act for Charles Robinson, omitting to inform him that he had just opened an account in his name at the Midland Bank with Hari Singh's £150,000 cheque. Over the next few days Hobbs (who had posed at the bank as Charles Robinson) cashed several large cheques there and ultimately withdrew the whole £150,000. Then Hobbs called in Robinson and told him Hari Singh had agreed to pay £25,000 if he would withdraw his divorce action. Robinson was delighted. He paid Hobbs £4000 as legal fees and was reunited with his wife, who was quite happy to help him spend the windfall and also believed Hari Singh had paid only £25,000. Hobbs, Newton and Arthur split the remaining amount of £125,000. Hari Singh returned to Kashmir and with that the whole affair might have finished.
	But in 1924 the conspirators fell out. Newton accused Hobbs of swindling him over a deal and out of spite he revealed to Robinson that the prince had actually paid out £150,000. In November 1924 Robinson sued the Midland Bank for the balance of £125,000 - claiming that they had wrongly paid the money out of his account on a forged cheque.
	The whole story came out at the trial, the bank finally winning the case on the ground that the money had been obtained illegally from the prince and thus, at law, Robinson was not entitled to any part of it. This immediately brought Scotland Yard into the case and as a result Hobbs and Arthur both served short prison terms. No charges were laid against Newton or the Robinsons.
	Meanwhile, the American Press had broken the news that the mysterious "Mr. A." in the blackmail proceedings was in fact Prince Hari Singh, heir to the Maharajah of Kashmir. His shocked uncle banished him to a remote estate for six months and made him perform ritual acts of humiliation and penance. However, he succeeded to the throne of Kashmir on the death of his uncle late in 1925 and the British Government gave him a magnificent coronation that cost £500,000. The new maharajah travelled frequently to Europe, always in great state. He booked accommodation at hotels by the floor and a fleet of six Rolls-Royces, all carrying the word Kashmir in scarlet on the radiators, provided his transport.
	Most of the population of Kashmir were Moslems, but their ruler, Hari Singh, was a Hindu, and racial riots often kept his realm in a state of turmoil. After World War II, with independence for India imminent, Hari Singh, could not make up his mind whether to take Kashmir into Hindu India or Moslem Pakistan. In November 1947 Pathan tribesmen from Pakistan invaded Kashmir and the monarch fled to Jammu with an 85-vehicle convoy loaded with his treasure. There he appealed to Indian Prime Minister Nehru for aid, offering in return to sign an instrument of cession by which Kashmir became part of India. Nehru agreed and sent in the Indian Army, although today Kashmir still remains a bone of contention between India and Pakistan.
	Hari Singh accepted an annual allowance of £50,000 from the Indian Government and settled in Bombay, where he devoted himself to the breeding of polo ponies. He also began building a grandiose apartment block, but was warned by a fortune teller that he would die the moment the building was completed. So, from then on, on the site he employed a permanent team of workers to alternately tear down and rebuild a portion of the building.
	Sir Hari Singh died of a heart attack on April 25, 1961, having outlived all the conspirators in the blackmail case that almost cost him his throne. Mrs. Robinson died penniless in 1965. To the end she still proudly boasted that she had spent £100,000 before she was 45 although she never admitted having been involved in the blackmail plot."
	Sir Vivian Everard Donne Jarrad [nominated Kt Bach 1937, but not installed]
	Jarrad was named as an intended Knight Bachelor in the 1937 Coronation Honours List. His citation in the London Gazette (Supplement 34396, page 3077) describes him as "Agent, Bengal-Nagpur Railway." He died, however, before he could be invested. In the following year, there appeared a notice in the Gazette (issue 34486, page 1163) dated 17 February 1938 which states that:-
	The KING has been graciously pleased, by Warrant under His Majesty's Royal Sign Manual, to grant unto Beryl Lennox, widow of Vivian Everard Donne Jarrad, Gentleman, 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 at the hands of His Majesty.
	Charles John Johnston [nominated Kt Bach 1918, but died before his Patent of Knighthood could be completed]
	Johnston's name appears as an addendum to a listing of intended knights published in the London Gazette (issue 30825, page 9111) with the notation that "the Honourable Charles John Johnston, Speaker of the Legislative Council of the Dominion of New Zealand, died before his Patent of Knighthood could be completed."
	Subsequently, the Edinburgh Gazette (issue 13416, page 1138) included the following notice:-
	The King has been pleased, by Warrant under His Majesty's Royal Sign Manual, bearing date the 15th January 1919, to ordain and declare that Alice Johnston, widow of the Honourable Charles John Johnston, later Speaker of the Legislative Council of the Dominion of New Zealand, shall have, hold and enjoy the style, title, place and precedence to which she would have been entitled had her husband survived to receive the honour of Knight Bachelor at the hands of His Majesty.
	Sir Joseph Jonas [Kt Bach 1905, degraded 1918]
	Jonas was born in 1845 at Bingen, then in the Grand Duchy of Hesse. He refused to do military service for Prussia and migrated to England in 1867. Two years later he settled in Sheffield and was naturalized as a British subject in 1876, marrying a Sheffield lady in the same year. He became a very wealthy man in his role as managing director of Sir Joseph Jonas, Colver & Co. Limited, which owned the Continental and Novo Steel Works in Sheffield. He became Lord Mayor of Sheffield in 1905, the year when he was knighted, and was also for many years the German Consul in Sheffield.
	In July 1918, Jonas was charged at the Central Criminal Court with conspiring in 1913 with Charles Alfred Vernon, who had been employed at the Ministry of Munitions, to contravene the Official Secrets Act by obtaining and communicating information regarding Messrs Vickers' rifle works at Crayford in Kent, which was calculated to be useful to an enemy. Both defendants were acquitted of felony, but the jury found that Vernon had communicated information, which had been unlawfully obtained, to Jonas, and that Jonas had aided and abetted Vernon to commit that misdemeanour. Jonas was fined £2,000 and Vernon £1,000.
	Mr. Tindal Atkinson KC, in his speech for the defence, said that "Jonas took upon himself sole responsibility of having obtained the information. Vernon was his clerk, and was instructed by Jonas to obtain the information. The information referred to was in no sense information that was intended to assist a possible enemy. The sole purpose Jonas had in his mind was to obtain information for the purpose of satisfying an enquiry made by a customer of his, who unfortunately, as it now turned out, was a German. That information was connected to a firm which was about to open business in competition with von Gontard [Baron Paul von Gontard, managing director of DWM, a German munitions manufacturer]. In case of that kind, involving communication with any member of the German Empire, it was almost impossible for the jury's mind to be free from prejudice, and it was deplorable in the interests of justice that the case should be tried now in reference to matters which took place nearly five years ago. The whole matter was nothing more or less than a trade inquiry acceded to by Sir Joseph Jonas to assist his customer. It was assisting the trade of Germany and adding to her riches, it was true, but it was not political information. Vickers' was purely a private concern, and the only connection which had been shown between the Government and Vickers' was that in 1913 the Government submitted to that firm the pattern of a rifle which was to be manufactured on a commercial basis. But that rifle was stillborn, and Messrs Vickers' had not made any of them."
	The Attorney General (Sir Frederick Smith, later 1st Earl of Birkenhead) said that "the evidence indicated that in the time of peace the amount of work given by the German Government to the von Gontard company was just sufficient to keep it going, so that it might be useful to the German Government on the outbreak of war. Sir Joseph Jonas knew that he was giving information as to what was taking place in a factory which enjoyed the confidence and secrets of the British Government to a man who was periodically in communication with the experts and the buyers of the German Government."
	The Judge, Mr. Justice Lawrence, in summing up said that "the text of the Official Secrets Act was a wide one. The safety and interests of the State were matters which affected every individual from the highest to the lowest, and, consequently, it was right that the statute should be wide in its terms and all-embracing. The question whether at the time Vickers' works was a prohibited place was the key of the situation. It would be idle to read the Act as protecting a works while rifles were being made and not when it was being prepared for the installation of machinery necessary for the manufacture of the rifles. It would be most unjust for the jury to allow their minds to be prejudiced against the prisoner by the conduct of the Germans of the war. But they had to consider that here was a German Consul, Sir Joseph Jonas, and there was von Gontard, who was acting head of a private company producing Mauser rifles. Our Government in 1913 were minded apparently to produce a rifle of new construction and great power. Information as that would be of great value. Sheffield was one of the astute cities of this country, and to gain pre-eminence there a person must be very wide-awake and able to 'put two and two together.' Sir Joseph Jonas had amassed a great fortune in Sheffield by great industry and great ability, and yet he wanted them to come to the conclusion that in dealing with von Gontard he was simple as a child and did not know anything about why von Gontard was making his persistent inquiries about Vickers'."
	Following Jonas' conviction, the London Gazette of 3rd September 1918 [issue 30881, page 10391] contained notice that:-
	Letters Patent, bearing date the 30th day of August, 1918, have passed the Great Seal degrading Joseph Jonas from the degree, title and dignity of Knight Bachelor, which were conferred upon him on the 24th day of July, 1905.
	Sir George Alfred Julius [Kt Bach 1929]
	The September 1958 issue of the monthly Australian magazine Parade contains the following biography:-
	There are still many people who believe the automatic totalisator, which is as much a part of the modern racetrack as a horse, was invented by the Most Reverend Churchill Julius [1847‑1938], Archbishop of Christchurch [1890‑1925] and Primate of New Zealand [1922‑1925]. The story gained credence when His Grace, a superb engineer and clock expert, was seen leaving the totalisator at an Auckland racecourse early this [20th] century. The racing fraternity and churchgoers of the city were convinced the machine had broken down and the Archbishop had been called to fix it. Actually, the machine which revolutionised betting was invented by the Archbishop's son, George Alfred Julius, one of Australia's greatest engineering geniuses.
	George Julius was born on April 29, 1873, at Norwich, England. He was still a child when his father, the Rev. Churchill Julius, was appointed Archdeacon of Ballarat. George was sent to Melbourne Grammar School. The archdeacon, when not preaching or peddling furiously round the town on his bicycle, was usually to be found covered in grease in the workshop at the rear of his home tinkering with weird gadgets. In the early 1890s, the Archdeacon was created Bishop of Christchurch. He took his lathes with him to New Zealand. Christchurch had never seen or heard of a bishop like him. Wherever he went, his dexterity with such tools as knitting needles and hairpins became proverbial. He became clock-mender-in-chief to the diocese. Country vicars kept clocks that would not work until Bishop Julius paid his annual visit.
	Meanwhile, the mechanical bishop's son, George Julius, was forging ahead at Canterbury College, Christchurch. In 1885, he graduated B.Sc. He was still learning a few tricks in engineering from the bishop when the West Australian Department of Railways advertised for an assistant engineer. George got the job. His extraordinary flair for imaginative engineering brought him quickly to the notice of his chief. He was promoted to chief draughtsman and engineer in charge of tests.
	About this time they had an election in W.A. The losers clamoured the voting was irregular. Young Julius set to work and invented a fool-proof voting machine. It worked splendidly. The Government, however, decided preferences should be handled in a different way. Julius fixed that, only to find the authorities wanted something else. Promptly he told them to hold their elections their own way, and put the voting machine aside. It was always in his mind, however. Within weeks he visualised adapting it as an automatic totalisator.
	George Julius had no interest in racing. To emphasise this, he often said he did not know a horse's head from its tail. Totalisators were not new. A machine of sorts had been used in Sydney by the A[Australian] J[hockey] C[lub] back in 1878. Officials frowned on it as a serious departure from racecourse tradition. The Press, however, claimed it would remove some of the great abuses connected with betting. The first machines were worked by hand. They consisted of a line of ticket sellers at an open bench. Behind them was a board with a series of numbers, each with a lever. The sellers called aloud the bets they took. A sweating man at the board pulled the appropriate levers to register the bets. Wagering finished, the dividend, after deduction of various percentages, was worked out.
	In those days, a dividend was paid only on the winner. Later, the method of computing dividends for places was evolved. Julius wanted to make a fully automatic machine that would record the bets and compute the dividends. The intricate mechanism was to be operated by electricity. He was still working on the machine when he met Eva O'Connor, daughter of the W.A. Public Works Department and supervising engineer of the Kalgoorlie waterline [Charles Yelverton O'Connor (1843‑1902) after whom one the world's biggest electorates (335,000 sq m) in the Australian House of Representatives is named]. George married Eva, for, apart from his natural affection for her, she was one of those rare girls who did mind a husband who spent much of his time at home engrossed in a workshop.
	In 1907, the Julius's moved to Darling Point, Sydney. George's first act was to erect his workshop. As a consultant engineer, often called by the Commonwealth and State Governments, he had little time to spare. Every free minute he had went into the weird collection of wheels, cogs, ropes and pulleys that made up his totalisator. At last it was finished - a huge affair comprising a number of cast-iron boxes and an apparent tangle of piano wires and lead weights. Julius opened negotiations with the Ellerslie Racecourse, in Auckland.
	The first automatic totalisator took a lot of selling. Operators were doubtful if the public would have much confidence in a machine that calculated bets and dividends. Julius convinced the racecourse authorities his machine was fool-proof. They decided to buy it. George supervised the setting of every nut and bolt. One Saturday in 1913 [Easter Saturday, 22 March 1913], it was ready.
	Meanwhile the old bishop had gone up in the ecclesiastical world. He was now Archbishop of Christchurch and [later] Primate of New Zealand. His Grace was proud of his son's achievements and decided he must see this new totalisator. He was well aware of the rumour current in New Zealand that he had actually designed it, but, because of his position, could hardly associate himself with an instrument of gambling.
	Early that Saturday morning, His Grace entered the building housing his son's totalisator. He became so absorbed in the mechanical perfection of the machine that, by the time he left, a crowd was massing for the races. The Archbishop slippe out as quietly as possible, but not before hundreds had seen him. The whisper raced round the course: "That new-fangled tote machine broke down and they had to get the Archbishop in to fix it."
	Back in Sydney, George Julius saw the possibility of a world market for his exclusively Australian machine. He took over an old shed at Newtown and put the Julius totalisator on the market. All the big courses in Australia installed them, despite the enormous cost. With their efficiency proved, Julius and his top technicians went overseas on a great selling campaign. England, France, India installed Julius machines on their tracks. The firm moved to a bigger building in Chalmers St., where George Julius continued to improve the design of the totalisator till it was as mechanically perfect and fool-proof as human genius could make it.
	Julius' interest in this money-spinner, however, was secondary to his model railway at his Darling Point home and his association with the C.S.I.R.O. [Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation]. Every part of the railway he built himself. It comprised a model city, with wharves, working models of ships, cranes and dredges. Dozens of trains ran from the wharves through tunnels in the city and out into the country. The set was exhibited throughout Australia and raised thousands of pounds for charity.
	His other great interest was the C.S.I.R.O., which he was asked to set up. Prime Minister Bruce asked Julius to select two other men to act with him on the council of the C.S.I.R.O. He approached Dr. [Sir Albert Cherbury] David Rivett, an engineering professor at Melbourne University, and Mr. W[illiam] J[ohnstone] Newbigin [1874‑1927], a well-known engineer. After the council was formed, a member of Parliament, mistaking Dr. Rivett for a doctor of medicine, asked: "What is this council? It seems to consist of two _____ plumbers and a pill roller." From that day whenever George Julius was asked to describe his occupation, he always referred to himself as a "_____ plumber."
	When motor cars first arrived in Sydney, George Julius interrupted his research into totalisator machines, soil standards, prickly pears and timber to buy one. The car was one of the first Fords landed in Sydney. Gears were operated by a lever on the floor. Pedal gears did not come till later. One day Mrs. Julius took the Ford for a run in Centennial Park and stalled the engine. She was wondering how to start it again when a passing workman offered to help. "What you do," he said, "is to put this lever here, that one there, wind the starting handle, so ----" The Ford roared into life and took off. It hurtled over the grass, whizzed between two trees, dipped its bonnet, and ploughed into a lake. On it went till water clogged the fuel system. It stood desolately surrounded by water. Some minutes later, George Julius received a phone call at his Sydney office. "Mr. Julius," said a voice. "Your Ford is stuck in the middle of one of the lakes at Centennial Park." It took a lot to upset George Julius, but it is on record that a week later he was still fuming.
	In 1929, George Julius was knighted. The nation appreciated the work he had done with the C.S.I.R.O. Later, he was honoured with the degree of Dr. of Science (Hon.) by the University of New Zealand. The University of Melbourne gave him its highest award for engineering achievement - the W. C. Kernot Memorial Medal [named after William Charles Kernot (1845‑1909), the first professor of engineering at the University of Melbourne].
	On June 28, 1946, 73 years-old Sir George Julius died leaving a legacy of engineering achievement that will assist Australia's national economy for many years to come.
	Allan Kemakeza [Kt Bach 2001, annulled 2016]
	The following entry appeared in the Edinburgh Gazette of 6 January 2017 (issue 27816, page 10):-
	Letters Patent dated 23 December 2016 have passed the Great Seal of the Realm cancelling and annulling the Knighthood conferred upon Allan Kemakeza on the 16 June 2001 as a Knight Bachelor.
	Sir Vincent Hunter Barrington Kennett-Barrington [Kt Bach 1886]
	From the Aberdeen Daily Journal of 18 July 1903:-
	A Westminster coroner's jury yesterday returned a verdict of accidental death in the case of Sir Vincent Hunter Barrington Kennett Barrington, who died at his town residence from the effects of an accident sustained by ballooning. Evidence showed that deceased had made a balloon ascent with Mr. Frank Butler from the Ranelagh Club on June 10th, and, in descending, Sir Vincent, instead of kneeling in the car, came down with stiff leg and sprained his ankle. Blood poisoning supervened, following suppuration of the ankle joint.

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