- Reginald Bridgeman
Reginald Francis Orlando Bridgeman, CMG, MVO (
14 October 1884 –11 December 1968 ) was a British diplomat.The oldest son of
Brigadier Francis Charles Bridgeman and Gertude Cecilia Hanbury, and grandson of the 3rd Earl of Bradford, he was educated inHarrow School ,London , England. Bridgeman worked as secretary in theChinese Information Bureau . In 1927, he was head of the British delegation sent by the House of Commons to theLeague Against Imperialism (LAI) inBrussels and became its secretary in 1933. For Labour, he contested Uxbridge in the 1929 general election, but was expelled from the party short time after, because of his membership in the LAI.In 1914, Bridgeman was made a Member of the
Royal Victorian Order and 1917 aCompanion of theOrder of St Michael and St George . On4 June 1923 , he married Olwen Elizabeth Jones, daughter of Maurice Jones. They had four children, two sons and two daughters.References
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