Private Secretary To The Sovereign - List of Private Secretaries To The Sovereign Since 1805

List of Private Secretaries To The Sovereign Since 1805

Sovereign Private Secretary From To
George III Colonel Herbert Taylor 1805 1811
The Prince Regent
(George IV from 1820)
Colonel the Rt Hon. Sir John McMahon, Bt 1811 1817
Lieutenant-General Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, GCB 1817 1822
Dr. Sir William Knighton, Bt, MD 1822 1830
William IV Lieutenant-General Sir Herbert Taylor, GCB GCH 1830 1837
Victoria HRH The Prince Consort (informally) 1840 1861
General the Hon. Sir Charles Grey 1861 1870
Major-General the Rt Hon. Sir Henry Ponsonby, GCB 1870 1895
Lieutenant-Colonel the Rt Hon. Sir Arthur Bigge, KCB CMG (later Lord Stamfordham) 1895 1901
Edward VII The Rt Hon. Lord Knollys, GCB GCVO KCMG ISO 1901 1910
George V The Rt Hon Lord Knollys, GCB GCVO KCMG ISO 1910 1913
Lieutenant-Colonel the Rt Hon. Lord Stamfordham, GCB GCVO GCIE KCSI KCMG ISO 1910 1931
Colonel the Rt Hon. Sir Clive Wigram, GCB GCVO CSI (later Lord Wigram) 1931 1936
Edward VIII Major the Rt Hon. Sir Alexander Hardinge, GCVO KCB MC (later Lord Hardinge of Penshurst) 1936 1936
George VI Major the Rt Hon. Sir Alexander Hardinge, GCVO KCB MC 1936 1943
Captain the Rt Hon Sir Alan Lascelles, GCB GCVO CMG MC 1943 1952
Elizabeth II Captain the Rt Hon Sir Alan Lascelles, GCB GCVO CMG MC 1952 1953
Lieutenant-Colonel the Rt Hon. Sir Michael Adeane, GCB GCVO (later Lord Adeane) 1953 1972
Lieutenant-Colonel the Rt Hon. Sir Martin Charteris, GCB GCVO OBE (later Lord Charteris of Amisfield) 1972 1977
The Rt Hon. Sir Philip Moore, GCB GCVO CMG (later Lord Moore of Wolvercote) 1977 1986
The Rt Hon. Sir William Heseltine, GCB GCVO AC 1986 1990
The Rt Hon. Sir Robert Fellowes, GCB GCVO (later Lord Fellowes) 1990 1999
The Rt Hon. Sir Robin Janvrin, GCB GCVO (later Lord Janvrin) 1999 2007
The Rt Hon Sir Christopher Geidt, KCVO OBE 2007

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