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About William Melville Codrington

William Melville Codrington was a British soldier, diplomat, and railway officer. He served as Chief of Security to the British Foreign Office during the Second World War.

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Position held: Lord Lieutenant of Rutland, High Sheriff of Rutland
Born: December 16, 1892
Died: April 29, 1963

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