LADY IRIS MOUNTBATTEN AND
CAPTAIN HAMILTON O'MALLEY
Captain Hamilton O'Malley. Lord of Borrishoole, Member of the British Royal Family of King George VI
born 18.10.1910-31.03.1989
Lady Iris Mountbatten, Member of the British Royal Family of King George VI
descendant and great granddaughter of Queen Victoria of Great Britain and daughter of Alexander Mountbatten,1st Marquess of Carisbrooke and also related to Lord Louis Mountbatten, 1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma and also descendant of King George V and she was also niece of Queen Victoria Eugenie of Spain.
born 13.01.1920-01.09.1982
The engagement anouncement
THE ROYAL MARRIAGE
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Royal Marriage of Lady Iris Mountbatten 1941
National Archives
see below link - Home Office:-
Links:-National Archives in Londonlink:- National Archives London - Royal Marriage:- Marriage between Lady Iris Mountbatten and Captain Hamilton O'Malley
Home Office:- Royal Marriage of Lady Iris Mountbatten
LINK:- The Royal Marriage Announcement - Lady Iris Mountbatten:- The Sidney Morning Herald - Lady Iris Mountbatten:- THE ROYAL MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT
The Royal Marriage is the only legitimate marriage of Lady Iris Mountbatten or/and
of Captain Hamilton O'Malley - their Royal Marriage was duly solemnized
on 15th February 1941 at 12pm in Saint Mary's Church of England Parish
in Brantridge Park in Balcombe in Sussex by Special License by the
Archbishop of Canterbury and this said Marriage is registered in the Home Office, Lord Chamberlain Office, and various other Royal Registers.
The Marriage between Lady Iris Mountbatten and Captain Hamilton Joseph O'Malley was under the Royal Marriage 1772
This Marriage as a Royal Marriage was Classified Information
until released to the public in Sept. 2008 by the National Archives Library - Freedom of information Act 2000.
THE ROYAL MARRIAGE:-
between Lady Iris Mountbaten and Captain Hamilton O'Malley
that was duly solemnized at 12pm in St. Mary's Church of England Parish
in Brantridge Park in Balcombe in Sussesx in England.
This marriage was rushed as Hamilton O'Malley was drafted by the Army.
The marriage was not celebrated in the Royal fashion of those days due to Britain
at War with Germany.
WITNESSES:-
Alexander Mountbatten, 1st Marquess of Carisbrooke (father of Lady
Iris) signed Carisbrooke and Irene Mountbatten, Marchioness of
Carisbrooke (mother of Lady Iris) signed Irene and also HRH Princess
Beatrice of Battenberg Princess of the United Kingdom signed Beatrice and
Elizabeth the Queen Consort wife of King George VI, signed Elizabeth
and also Lady Nina Blackwell (Captain Hamilton O'Malley's paternal aunt
and wife of Sir William Blackwell Bt.) signed Nina M. Gordon-Blackwell and
also Giles Vandeleur (the Best Man and Army Comrade of Captain Hamilton
O'Malley) signed Giles Vandeleur and also the Rector D. L. Secreton
THE ROYAL MARRIAGE - LADY IRIS MOUNTBATTEN
IN THE ROYAL MARRIAGE REGISTER 1941
HM Chapel Royal
St. James Palace London SW1A 1BG
Link:- HM Chapel Royal
The Marriage between Lady Iris Mountbatten and Captain Hamilton O'Malley
is Registered in the Royal Marriage Register of HM Chapel Royal
in St. James Palace, London.
(as a result of this the said Marriage is formally
recognized as a Royal Marriage)
CLARIFICATION OF MARRIAGE:-
LETTER FROM HM CHAPEL ROYAL CONFIRMING THE MARRIAGE BETWEEN
CAPTAIN HAMILTON O'MALLEY AND LADY IRIS MOUNTBATTEN
IS IN THEIR ROYAL REGISTER
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The Royal Register of the marriage between Lady Iris Mountbatten and Captain Hamilon O'Malley
Confirmation of the Royal Marriage 1941
INTO THE ROYAL REGISTER
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THE ROYAL LICENCE DATED 29TH JANUARY 1941
BY KIND GEORGE VI TO LADY IRIS MOUNTBATTEN:-
(registered in the Royal Register other than Buckingham Palace
in the Privy Council - the Royal License is from the Privy Council
addressed to Lady Grace Mountbatten aka Grania )
and it is registered in their Royal Register
to include the Royal Marriage between Lady Iris Mountbatten
and Captain Hamilton O'Malley that was duly solemnized
on 15th February 1941 in St. Mary's CE Parish
King George VI and family
A British Royal who marries abroad do not need permission to marry.
links:- Royal License 29th Jan. 1941:- www.heraldica.org/topics/britain/royalconsents.htm
LINK:- FORMAL ENGAGEMENT:- THE GLASGOW HERALD NEWSPAPER - 13TH JAN.1941
LINK: 18TH JANUARY 1941 FORMAL ENGAGEMENT:- The Mirror
Lady Iris Mountbatten and Captain Hamilton O'Malley had also had a marriage ceremony at 3pm in St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church in Hayward Heath in Sussex in England, so that there marriage is valid abroad and by the Catholic Church.
Letter from the Archdiocese of Westminster re the above said marriage at St. Paul's:-
Note:- In 1941
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Grace Mountbatten (aka Grania)
born 31.07.1946
only child of Lady Iris Mountbatten by her Royal Marriage to Captain Hamilton O'Malley,
link. Re. Royal Marriage Settlements between Lady Iris and Hamilton
