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Ian Robertson

Scottish ceremonial officer

Maj.-Gen. Ian Argyll Robertson of Brackla
Ian Argyll Robertson of Brackla
Ian Argyll Robertson

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17 July 1913^Gregorian

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p31379.htm#i313790

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Maj.-Gen. Ian Argyll Robertson of Brackla

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10 January 2010

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p31379.htm#i313790

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Maj.-Gen. Ian Argyll Robertson of Brackla

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John Argyll Robertson

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Marjorie Violet Isobel Duncan

1939

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p31379.htm#i313790

7 August 2020

Susan Argyll Robertson

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Sarah Elisabeth Robertson

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Vice Lord-Lieutenant of Nairnshire

1980

1988

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Trinity College, Oxford

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Member of the Order of the British Empire

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