George V, King of Great Britain, 1865-1936

Variant names
Dates:
Birth 1865-06-03
Death 1936-01-20
Britons,
English,

Biographical notes:

King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland from 1910 to 1936.

From the description of Letter, 1918. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 145435422

George V (George Frederick Ernest Albert) was king of the United Kingdom from 1910-1936, the second son of Prince Albert Edward, later King Edward VII.

From the description of George V letter, 1918. (University of Georgia). WorldCat record id: 272397357

Prince George, Duke of Cornwall and York became King George V in 1910. In 1901 Sir Francis de Winton was the Duke's Comptroller.

From the description of Letters written to Sir Francis de Winton during a Royal Visit to Australia [manuscript]. 1901. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 225812127

George V reigned as King of England, 1910-36.

From the description of Letter, 1918. (Auburn University). WorldCat record id: 38168784

Accession date: 1910

Places: England

Title: King of Great Britain and Ireland

British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue : Person : Description : ark:/81055/vdc_100000000387.0x0003d0

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Subjects:

  • Arms control
  • Kings and rulers
  • Royal visitors
  • Scientific expeditions
  • Visits of state
  • Voyages and travels
  • World War, 1914-1918
  • World War, 1914-1918 History Sources

Occupations:

  • Monarchs

Places:

  • Edmonton, Middlesex (as recorded)
  • Manora, Karachi, Sind (as recorded)
  • India, Asia (as recorded)
  • Caucasus, Eurasia (as recorded)
  • Burma, Asia (as recorded)
  • South Africa, Africa (as recorded)
  • North-West Frontier Province, India (as recorded)
  • Scutari, Turkey (?) (as recorded)
  • Kotah State, India (as recorded)
  • Wandsworth, Surrey (as recorded)
  • St Pancras, Middlesex (as recorded)
  • Greece, Europe (as recorded)
  • Hertfordshire, England (as recorded)
  • Sialkot, Punjab (as recorded)
  • Mafeking, British Bechuanaland (as recorded)
  • Transvaal, Transvaal (as recorded)
  • Commonwealth countries (as recorded)
  • Burneston, Yorkshire (as recorded)
  • Burma, Asia (as recorded)
  • Hornsey, Middlesex (as recorded)
  • Leith, Edinburgh (as recorded)
  • United States, North America (as recorded)
  • Birmingham, Warwickshire (as recorded)
  • Leicester, Leicestershire (as recorded)
  • France, Europe (as recorded)
  • Calcutta, India (as recorded)
  • Bengal, India (as recorded)
  • Cervia, Italy (as recorded)
  • Simla, India (as recorded)
  • England (as recorded)
  • Madras, India (as recorded)
  • Bedfordshire, England (as recorded)
  • Bombay, India (as recorded)
  • Canada, North America (as recorded)
  • Murree, Punjab (as recorded)
  • Punjab, India (as recorded)
  • Palestine, Asia (as recorded)
  • Great Britain (as recorded)
  • Central Asia, Asia (as recorded)
  • Central Provinces, India (as recorded)
  • Rouen, France (as recorded)
  • Appleby, Lincolnshire (as recorded)
  • Jaipur State, India (as recorded)
  • Persian Gulf, Asia (as recorded)
  • Srinagar, Kashmir (as recorded)
  • Yorkshire, England (as recorded)
  • Sandringham, Norfolk (as recorded)
  • India, Asia (as recorded)
  • Punjab, India (as recorded)
  • Russia, Europe, Asia (as recorded)
  • Sind, India (as recorded)
  • Bengal, India (as recorded)
  • Hitchin, Hertfordshire (as recorded)
  • Punjab, India (as recorded)
  • Dunstable, Bedfordshire (as recorded)
  • Antarctica (as recorded)
  • Norway, Europe (as recorded)
  • India, Asia (as recorded)
  • Lahore, India (as recorded)
  • Highgate, Middlesex (as recorded)
  • Ireland, Europe (as recorded)
  • New Delhi, India (as recorded)
  • Hampstead, Middlesex (as recorded)
  • Earls Colne, Essex (as recorded)
  • Campbellpur, Punjab (as recorded)
  • Egypt, Africa (as recorded)
  • New Delhi, India (as recorded)
  • India, Asia (as recorded)
  • Diamond Hill, the Transvaal (as recorded)
  • Kent, England (as recorded)
  • Barbados, the Carribean (as recorded)
  • Palestine, Asia Minor (as recorded)
  • United States (as recorded)
  • Southampton, Hampshire (as recorded)
  • Hertfordshire, England (as recorded)
  • South Africa, Africa (as recorded)
  • St Kitts, the West Indies (as recorded)
  • Scutari, Turkey (?) (as recorded)
  • Egypt, Africa (as recorded)
  • Kensington, Middlesex (as recorded)
  • South Africa, Africa (as recorded)
  • Iran, Asia (as recorded)
  • Cardiff, Glamorganshire (as recorded)
  • Afghanistan, Asia (as recorded)
  • Nowshera, North-West Frontier Province (as recorded)
  • Minbu, Burma (as recorded)
  • Punjab, India (as recorded)
  • Simla, India (as recorded)
  • Flotta, Orkney Islands (as recorded)
  • India, Asia (as recorded)
  • Germany, etc., and transactions in particular reigns. Weimar Republic (as recorded)
  • Punjab, India (as recorded)
  • Great Britain (as recorded)
  • Greece, Europe (as recorded)
  • Brighton Pavilion, Brighton (as recorded)
  • Calcutta, India (as recorded)
  • Karachi, Pakistan (as recorded)
  • Murree, Punjab (as recorded)

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