Thomas Stonor

Banker and UK Lord Chamberlain

Thomas Stonor - Leaders & Politicians born April 16th, 1940
Born
Died

2023
3 years ago — 83 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

United Kingdom

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Served as the 7th Baron Camoys and held the position of Lord Chamberlain of the United Kingdom. Engaged in the banking sector with significant responsibilities. Contributed to the royal household during a period of modernizing changes. Involved in various charitable activities and support for the arts.

Served as Lord Chamberlain of the UK

Held the title of 7th Baron Camoys

Worked in the banking industry

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