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FRIPP and POCOCK familes of Bristol, UK

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Brigadier-General X Dunn Bey

British officer in Turkish service.

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Sharif Ali Jabir al-Devi Bey

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H.H. Prince Damad Muhammad Abdul-Majid Haidar Bey Effendi

Educated at Constantinople.
1945-1951; Jordanian Minister at the Court of St James's
1951-1953; Jordanian Minister to France
1954-1960; Ambassador to Turkey
17 Feb 1910; Received the Imperial Order of the Osmans (Nishan-i-Osmanieh) special class in brilliants of Turkey, the Two Rivers 1st class of Iraq, and the GC of the Orders of the Renaissance (special class) and Independence of Jordan. m. at Göztepe, Turkey, 17th February 1910, H.I.H. Princess Rukiya Sultana (b. at the Ciragan Palace, Ortakoy, 1st June 1885; d.s.p. at Istanbul, 16th June 1971), third daughter of Major-General H.I.H. Prince Muhammad Salah ud-din Effendi of Turkey, by his second wife, Davhida Zat-i-Gul Khanum Effendi. He d.s.p. at Istanbul, 23rd November 1965.

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H.I.H. Princess Rukiya Sultana

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H.I.H. Prince Muhammad Salah ud-din Effendi of Turkey

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Davhida Zat-I-Gul Khanum Effendi

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H.I.H. Prince Muhammad Salah ud-din Effendi of Turkey

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Sharif Muhammad Muhi ud-din Bey of Targan

Educated at English High School, also at University of Constantinople and New York Univiversity. (LLD, D Lit).

1936-1947; Founder and Director of Baghdad Acadademy of Music
1940-1949; Dean of the Institute of Fine Arts
1949-1951; Dean of Istanbul Konservatuari

He was a virtuoso of the violin.

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Sharif Faisal Haidar Bey of Targan

Managed the family properties in Turkey, where he lived.

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