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1979, Pauline, d. of John Aldridge, of Newark, Notts (1s). Chrmn Yorkshire Arts Assn, 1969- 80; Vice Pres. 1980-; Chrmn Standing Conference of Regional Arts Assn 1969–76. Pres. York- shire and Cleveland Local Councils Assocn 1977-. Heir, his son, Hon. Jasper Orlando Slingsby Duncombe, b. March 14, 1968. An Independent. Address, The Lord Feversham; Beckdale House, Helmsley, Yorks.
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FIFE (3rd Duke of, U.K.), James George Alexander Bannerman Carnegie; cr. 1900; Earl of
Macduff.
Son of the 11th Earl of Southesk, K.C.V.O., and the late H.H. Princess Maud of Duff, and nephew of the late H.H. Princess Arthur of Connaught, Duchess of Fife. B. 1929; ed.. Gordonstoun and Royal Agricultural Coll. 1951; m. 1956, Hon. Caroline Cicely, eld d. of the 3rd Baron Forteviot, M.B.E. (1 s. 1 d.) (diss. 1966). Served with Scots Guards 1948-50, Malaya. President A.B.A. from 1959-1973. Vice- Patron A.B.A. 1973. Freeman City of London, 1954. Senior Liveryman Clothworkers' Company; A Vice-Patron, Braemar Royal Highland Soc. (1959). A Vice-Pres. British Olympic Assoc. Heir to the earldom of Southesk. Heir, his son, The Earl of Macduff, b. March 3, 1961. Address, The Duke of Fife, Elsick House, Stonehaven, Kincardineshire AB3 2NT; Turf Club.
FLETCHE
FINGALL (12th Earl of, Ir.), Oliver James Horace Plunkett; cr. 1628; 20th (by writ) Baron Killeen
(Ir.), 1403-45; 5th Baron Fingall (U.K.), 1831; M.C.
Son of 11th Earl. B. June 17, 1896; suc. his father 1929; ed. at Downside Coll. and at R.M.C. Sandhurst; m. 1st Jun. 17, 1926. Jessica (d. April 14, 1965), d. of the late Allan Hughes of Lynch, Allerford; m. 2nd May 4, 1966, Mrs. Clair Richardson, widow of Frank Richardson of Geelong. Victoria, Australia. Maj. late 17/21st Lancers, served in France, etc., 1915-18. Heir, none. Address, The Earl of Fingall, M.C., The Commons, Dunsany, Co. Meath (Navan 25193); Cavalry and Kildare Street (Dublin) Clubs.
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FISHER (3rd Baron, U.K.), John Vavasseur Fisher; cr. 1909; D.S.C. 1944.
Son of 2nd Baron. B. July 24, 1921; suc. his father 1955; ed. Stowe and Trin. Coll. Camb.; m. 1st July 25, 1949, Elizabeth Ann Penelope, d. of Major Herbert Holt, M.C. (m. diss. 1969). M. 2nd 1970, The Hon. Mrs. R. A. Fairbairn, d. of the 12th Baron Clifford of Chudleigh. Mayor of Thetford 1962-64. Part-time memb. Eastern Gas Board 1961-71. Deputy Lieutenant County of Norfolk 1969-. J.P. County of Norfolk 1970. Member of East Anglia Economic Planning Council 1969-77. Originator and Dir. Kilverstone Wild Life Park; The Latin American Zoo and Miniature Horse Stud. Heir, his son. Hon. Patrick Vavasseur Fisher, b. 1953. Address, The Lord Fisher, D.S.C., Kilverstone Park, Thetford, Norfolk.
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FISHER of Rednal (Life Baroness, UK), Doris Mary Fisher; cr. 1974; JP.
D. of the late Frederick Satchwell, BEM B. Sept. 13, 1919; ed. at Birmingham Schools and Fircroft Coll. m. July 1, 1939 (2d). Member of Birmingham City Council for 15 years; Past Chrmn of its Housing Cttee. MP (Lab.) for Birmingham, Ladywood div. June 18, 1970-74. Appointed Warrington New Town Development Corpn Sept. 1974. Appointed General Medical Council Sept. 1974. Member European Parliament 1975-. New Towns Staff Commission 1976. Labour. Raised to the peerage as Baroness Fisher of Rednal, of Rednal in the City of Birmingham 1974. Address, The Baroness Fisher of Rednal, 60, Jacoby Place, Priory Road, Edgbaston, Bir- mingham.
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