Talk:List of titles and honours of Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother/Archive 1

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Country	Award or Order	Class or Position	Date
United Kingdom	King George V Royal Family Order	2nd Class	1923
United Kingdom	The Most Venerable Order of Saint John of Jerusalem	Dame Grand Cross	1926
United Kingdom	Order of the Bath	Dame Grand Cross (civilian)	1927
United Kingdom	Order of the Crown of India	Companion	1931
United Kingdom	Royal Red Cross	-	1936
United Kingdom	Order of the Garter	Lady	1936
United Kingdom	Royal Victorian Order	Grand Master and Principal Dame Grand Cross	1937
United Kingdom	King George VI Royal Family Order	1st Class	1937
United Kingdom	Order of the Thistle	Lady	1937
United Kingdom	Royal Victorian Chain	-	1937
United Kingdom	Queen Elizabeth II Royal Family Order	1st Class	1952
Canada	Canadian Forces Decoration	-	Date Unknown
New Zealand	Order of New Zealand	Honorary Companion	1990
Canada	Order of Canada	Honorary Companion	2000

Foreign Honours

Country	Award or Order	Class or Position	Date
Yugoslavia	Order of St Sava	Grand Cross	1923
Afghanistan	Order of the Supreme Sun	1st Class	1928
Japan	Order of the Precious Crown	Grand Cordon	1937
France	Legion of Honour	Grand Cordon (now known as Grand Cross)	1937
Romania	Order of the Crown of Rumania	Grand Cross	1938
France	Red Cross Medal	-	1945
Norway	Norwegian War Cross	-	1945
Nepal	The Most Glorious Order of the Ojaswi Rajanya	-	1948
Netherlands	Order of the Netherlands Lion	Knight Grand Cross	1950
Greece	Order of St Olga and St Sophia	1st Class	1950
Peru	Order of the Sun of Peru	Grand Cross	1960
Tunisia	Order of Independence	Grand Cordon	1961

Question about her name

Why do you call her Bowes-Lyon? Didn't she take the Windsor name upon her marriage? As she married after 1917, I would have thought she became Windsor like her husband. --Ashley Rovira 09:44, 20 March 2007 (UTC)

Royal women never take their husband's name. 87.250.113.199 12:05, 6 November 2007 (UTC)

The Queen Mother's surname upon marriage became . If you can't see anything, that's because George VI didn't have a surname. Charles 17:30, 6 November 2007 (UTC)

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[1] she was made a "Honorable Citizen of Volgograd" in Russia during some visit post WWII Dowew (talk) 04:19, 30 July 2008 (UTC)

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Lady Elizabeth

I can't see The Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon as part of her styles and titles. Surely as well as being a queen she also remained The Lady Elizabeth as well. Like a Baron who is also a Duke - he is known by his ducal title, yet also remains a Baron, or are styles (unlike titles) extinguished upon elevation of rank? HansNZL (talk) 19:01, 8 August 2011 (UTC)

Princess?

Why was the title "Princess" used at her funeral service? This was never one of her titles, as far as I can see. She was Duchess of York after her marriage to Albert, until he became King George VI, when she became Queen. An optimist on the run! 08:40, 8 February 2013 (UTC)

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