Sir Richard Guy Fison
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Leigh Rayment
Oct 18, 2008, 6:59:01 PM10/18/08
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I understand that the death notice in 'The Times' a
few days ago announcing the death of R. Guy Fison relates to Sir Richard Guy
Fison, 4th baronet [1905].
Richard R
Oct 19, 2008, 7:00:45 AM10/19/08
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Yes, my sources tell me it is the same man. His son, the new Baronet,
Sir Charles William FISON 5th Bt is 52 and unmarried. The heir
presumptive is his uncle, John Michael FISON, aged 88 and married
without issue since 1975. There are no other heirs to the title.
Sir Charles William FISON 5th Bt is 52 and unmarried. The heir
presumptive is his uncle, John Michael FISON, aged 88 and married
without issue since 1975. There are no other heirs to the title.
Michael Rhodes
Oct 19, 2008, 4:54:10 PM10/19/08
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The baronet's daughter, Isabelle, married Clive W.P. Hunt in 1996 and
has issue.
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has issue.
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Michael Rhodes
Oct 19, 2008, 5:01:26 PM10/19/08
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The fourth baronet's wife was Elyn Birgit, born 16 Jan 1922; died Mar
1987, former wife of Count Renaud
Doria, and daughter of Mogens Hartmann, of Bordeaux, and Fru Peterson,
of Oslo.
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1987, former wife of Count Renaud
Doria, and daughter of Mogens Hartmann, of Bordeaux, and Fru Peterson,
of Oslo.
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Michael Rhodes
Oct 29, 2008, 7:57:48 PM10/29/08
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A Service for Sir Guy Fison DSC MW will be held at St Etheldreda's Ely
Place, EC1, on Wednesday 10th December ....
Place, EC1, on Wednesday 10th December ....
Michael Rhodes
Oct 30, 2008, 6:19:57 PM10/30/08
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Sir Guy Fison, 4th Bt, DSC, master of wine, was born on January 9,
1917. He died on October 1, 2008, aged 91
The first chairman of the Institute of Masters of Wine, Sir Guy Fison
played a leading role in shaping the way we drink today though the
work he did in the industry’s various commissions. He also had a
distinguished war record as a naval officer who adapted radar to
lethal effect.
Richard Guy Fison was born in Bangor, North Wales in January 1917. He
was the eldest son of the wool merchant Sir Guy Fison, 3rd Baronet,
and his wife Gwladys, née Davies. His mother hailed from an immensely
rich ship-owning family. Fison succeeded his father in 1964.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/obituaries/article5041100.ece
1917. He died on October 1, 2008, aged 91
The first chairman of the Institute of Masters of Wine, Sir Guy Fison
played a leading role in shaping the way we drink today though the
work he did in the industry’s various commissions. He also had a
distinguished war record as a naval officer who adapted radar to
lethal effect.
Richard Guy Fison was born in Bangor, North Wales in January 1917. He
was the eldest son of the wool merchant Sir Guy Fison, 3rd Baronet,
and his wife Gwladys, née Davies. His mother hailed from an immensely
rich ship-owning family. Fison succeeded his father in 1964.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/obituaries/article5041100.ece
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