Royal Family Order of King George V
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The Royal Family Order of King George V of the United Kingdom | |
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Awarded by King George V (Personally and Privately) | |
Type | Royal Family Order |
Awarded for | At the monarch's pleasure |
Status | Not awarded since the death of George V |
Sovereign | Queen Elizabeth II |
Established | 1910 |
The Royal Family Order of King George V is an honour that was bestowed on female members of the British Royal Family by King George V.
Queen Elizabeth II is the only surviving member of the Order.
Appearance
The ribbon of King George V's Royal Family Order has a pale blue colour.[1]
List of known recipients
Title of recipient when bestowed | Life | Notes |
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HM The Queen | 1867–1953 | née Princess Mary of Teck |
HRH The Duchess of York | 1900–2002 | née Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon; later Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother |
HRH Princess Elizabeth of York | 1926– | Later Queen Elizabeth II |
HRH Princess Margaret of York | 1930–2002 | Later Countess of Snowdon |
HRH The Duchess of Gloucester | 1901–2004 | née Lady Alice Montagu Douglas Scott |
HRH The Duchess of Kent | 1906–1968 | née Princess Marina of Greece and Denmark |
HRH The Princess Mary | 1897–1965 | Later Princess Royal and Countess of Harewood |
HRH The Princess Royal, Duchess of Fife | 1867–1931 | |
HRH Princess Alexandra, Duchess of Fife | 1891–1959 | née Lady Alexandra Duff; later Princess Arthur of Connaught |
HRH The Princess Victoria | 1868–1935 | |
HRH Princess Alexander of Teck | 1883–1981 | née Princess Alice of Albany; later Princess Alice, Countess of Athlone |
HRH Princess Christian of Schleswig-Holstein | 1846–1923 | Princess Christian of Schleswig-Holstein until 1917 |
HRH The Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll | 1849–1939 | Marchioness of Lorne from 1871 to 1900 |
HRH Princess Henry of Battenberg | 1857–1944 | Princess Henry of Battenberg until 1917, then HRH The Princess Beatrice of the United Kingdom |
References
- ↑ http://www.medals.org.uk/united-kingdom/united-kingdom016.htm Retrieved 3rd June 2012.
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