Colin Campbell, 1st Baron Colgrain facts for kids
Colin Frederick Campbell, 1st Baron Colgrain (born 13 June 1866 – died 3 November 1954), was an important Scottish banker. He was known for his leadership in the banking world.
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Who Was Lord Colgrain?
Colin Frederick Campbell was a very successful Scottish banker. He lived a long life, from 1866 to 1954. He became famous for his work in finance.
Early Life and Education
Colin Frederick Campbell went to a well-known school called Eton College. This school is famous for educating many important people in Britain.
A Leader in Banking
Mr. Campbell became a very important person in the banking world. From 1938 to 1946, he was the President of the British Bankers' Association. This group represents many banks in Britain.
He also worked as a director for big companies. These included the National Provincial Bank and London Assurance. Being a director means he helped make important decisions for these businesses.
Becoming a Baron
On 28 January 1946, Colin Frederick Campbell received a special honor. He was given a title by the King. This is called being "raised to the peerage."
He became Baron Colgrain. This title was linked to a place called Everlands in the County of Kent. Being a Baron meant he became a member of the House of Lords.
Family Life
Lord Colgrain married Lady Angela Mary Alice in 1890. She was the daughter of Henry Ryder, who was the 4th Earl of Harrowby. Lady Angela passed away in 1939.
His Legacy
Lord Colgrain died in November 1954. He was 88 years old when he passed away. After his death, his oldest son, Donald, became the next Baron Colgrain.
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