His Grace The Duke of Waltham | |
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| Born | Christopher Andrew Chandler 1 January 1980 Boston, Lincolnshire, England |
| Nationality |  British |
| Occupation(s) | Businessman, scholar |
| Known for | Too many achievements to fit in an infobox |
| Title | President of Waltham Frozen Foods (WFF) |
| Term | 2000–present |
| Predecessor | Charles Nailo |
| Parent(s) | The Lord Andrew Chandler Melissa Parker-Brydges |
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Christopher Andrew Chandler, 5th Duke of Waltham, GCP (born 1 January 1980), is a British peer, Wikipedian, herald, architect, city-planner, author, historian, biographer, philosopher, amateur psychoanalyst, public-relations expert, Internet legislator and judge, and Honorary Professor of Sarcasm at the University of Sunderland.
The son of prominent barrister Lord Andrew Chandler, QC (1957–88), Waltham succeeded to the dukedom in January 1990, on the death of his uncle, Theodore Walter Chandler, who had no issue.[1]
- ^ Chandler-Smith, George W. "Our Leader is Gone: The Duke of Waltham Enters Shrimp Magnates Valhalla at 69". The Waltham Frozen Foods Newsletter, 17 January 1990, pp. 1–35, 42–59.
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