Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Sir James Edward Masterton-Smith (24 August 1878 - 4 May 1938) KCB, 1919; CB 1915 was a British civil servant.He was the son of Edward Smith, formerly a member of the Stock Exchange.In 1905 Masterton-Smith married 1st Barbara Crosbie-Hill. She was the eldest daughter of W. S. J. Crosbie-Hill, JP, of the Red House, Sevenoaks, Kent. They had one son and one daughter. His first wife died in 1921 in tragic circumstances.In 1923 Masterton-Smith married Marjorie, the only daughter of Hubert B. Marten of 15 Mallord Street, London, SW3.Masterton-Smith was educated at Harrow School and Hertford College, Oxford.He entered the Home Civil Service (Class I). His career is summarised:1901 Admiralty,1904-1908 Private Secretary to the Second Sea Lord, 1908-1910 Private Secretary to the Permanent Secretary,1910-1917 Private Secretary to successive First Lords of the Admiralty (Mr Reginald McKenna, Mr Winston Churchill, Mr Arthur Balfour, Sir Edward Carson, and Sir Eric Geddes,Sep 1917 - Jan 1919 Assistant Secretary, Ministry of Munitions, 1919-1920 Assistant Secretary (Additional), War Office and Air Ministry,1920-1921 Joint Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Labour,1921-1924 Permanent Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies,1924 retired.He was a member of the official side of the National Whitley Council for the Civil Service;"@en }
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- James_Masterton-Smith abstract "Sir James Edward Masterton-Smith (24 August 1878 - 4 May 1938) KCB, 1919; CB 1915 was a British civil servant.He was the son of Edward Smith, formerly a member of the Stock Exchange.In 1905 Masterton-Smith married 1st Barbara Crosbie-Hill. She was the eldest daughter of W. S. J. Crosbie-Hill, JP, of the Red House, Sevenoaks, Kent. They had one son and one daughter. His first wife died in 1921 in tragic circumstances.In 1923 Masterton-Smith married Marjorie, the only daughter of Hubert B. Marten of 15 Mallord Street, London, SW3.Masterton-Smith was educated at Harrow School and Hertford College, Oxford.He entered the Home Civil Service (Class I). His career is summarised:1901 Admiralty,1904-1908 Private Secretary to the Second Sea Lord, 1908-1910 Private Secretary to the Permanent Secretary,1910-1917 Private Secretary to successive First Lords of the Admiralty (Mr Reginald McKenna, Mr Winston Churchill, Mr Arthur Balfour, Sir Edward Carson, and Sir Eric Geddes,Sep 1917 - Jan 1919 Assistant Secretary, Ministry of Munitions, 1919-1920 Assistant Secretary (Additional), War Office and Air Ministry,1920-1921 Joint Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Labour,1921-1924 Permanent Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies,1924 retired.He was a member of the official side of the National Whitley Council for the Civil Service;".
- Q6139057 abstract "Sir James Edward Masterton-Smith (24 August 1878 - 4 May 1938) KCB, 1919; CB 1915 was a British civil servant.He was the son of Edward Smith, formerly a member of the Stock Exchange.In 1905 Masterton-Smith married 1st Barbara Crosbie-Hill. She was the eldest daughter of W. S. J. Crosbie-Hill, JP, of the Red House, Sevenoaks, Kent. They had one son and one daughter. His first wife died in 1921 in tragic circumstances.In 1923 Masterton-Smith married Marjorie, the only daughter of Hubert B. Marten of 15 Mallord Street, London, SW3.Masterton-Smith was educated at Harrow School and Hertford College, Oxford.He entered the Home Civil Service (Class I). His career is summarised:1901 Admiralty,1904-1908 Private Secretary to the Second Sea Lord, 1908-1910 Private Secretary to the Permanent Secretary,1910-1917 Private Secretary to successive First Lords of the Admiralty (Mr Reginald McKenna, Mr Winston Churchill, Mr Arthur Balfour, Sir Edward Carson, and Sir Eric Geddes,Sep 1917 - Jan 1919 Assistant Secretary, Ministry of Munitions, 1919-1920 Assistant Secretary (Additional), War Office and Air Ministry,1920-1921 Joint Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Labour,1921-1924 Permanent Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies,1924 retired.He was a member of the official side of the National Whitley Council for the Civil Service;".