Robert Cranborne

Details

Born:

27 April 1893

Died:

23 February 1972

Birth place:

Gender:

Male

Ethnicity:

White

Ethnic minority:

No

Religion:

Unknown

Aristocratic connections:

true

Formative occupation:

Private income

Election occupation:

Private income

Parentage:

Unknown

Notes:

None

Knighthood/Dame:

False

Highest Office:

Parliamentary Secretary

Who's Who volume:

3

Education level:

References

Rush ID:

8206

MNIS ID:

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Wikidata Entity ID:

Q333205

Parliament ID:

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Beamish Person ID:

4332

They work for you ID:

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1. CRANBORNE, Viscount (1893-1972)
2. GASCOYNE-CECIL, Robert (1893-1972) **

1. Robert (Robert Arthur James) Gascoyne-Cecil (Family Name)

   1893 - 1972

   Assumed title Viscount Cranborne on father's succession as Marquess of Salisbury in 1903.

2. Baron Cecil of Essendon (Title)

   1941

   Called to House of Lords using one of his father' lesser titles (writ in acceleration). Summoned as L. Cecil of Essendon in the County of Rutland (created 1603) in the lifetime of his father, the 4th M. of Salisbury (created 1789). He succeeded his father on 4 April 1947. (Source: http://peerages.info).

1. 5th Marquess of Salisbury

   Hereditary

   1947

1. Dorset Southern

   Party:	Conservative
   Year of election:	1929
   Date of election:	30 May 1929
   Nature of election:	General Election
   Nature of service:	First entry
   Year of exit:	1941
   Date of exit:	25 January 1941
   Party:	Conservative
   Nature of exit:	Elevation without resignation
   Sponsorship:	None known
   Constituency connection:	None Known
   Notes:	Exit resulted in by election.

1. Under-Secretary 1935-1938

   Foreign Office

2. Paymaster-General 1940-1944

1. Christ Church

   Graduated

1. Eton College

1. Cavendish, Elizabeth Vere

   Year: 1915

1. Indirect relative of Richard Cavendish

2. Child of James Edward Hubert Cranborne

3. Grandchild of Robert Cecil

4. Parent of Cranborne

5. Grandparent of Robert Michael James Cranborne

1. Conservative Member