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- Lieutenant Angus Somerville Fletcher. Royal Field Artillery, 1914-1922.
Director of British Library of Information, New York, USA
Angus Somerville Fletcher, South African government official Decorated Commander Order of British Empire, 1931, Knight Commander Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, 1941. member of staff National Industrial Conference Board, New York, 1919-1922; Served with 1st Rhodesia Regiment in German Southwest Africa 1914-1915, and Royal Horse Artillery, France, 1915-1919.; Member Scottish History Society (Edinburgh). Protestant Episcopalian.
Fletcher, Angus Somerville was born on May 13, 1883 in Queenstown, South Africa. Son of Patrick and Agnes (Eaglesim) Fletcher.
Education
Student South African College, Cape Town, South Africa, 1900-1903. Law Diploma, University Cape of Good Hope, 1903. Doctor of Literature (honorary) Muhlenberg College (Pennsylvania), 1942.
Career
Attached to British War Mission to the United States, 1918. Member of staff National Industrial Conference Board, New York, 1919-1922. Director British Library of Information, New York, New York, 1928-1941.
Consultant World Wide Broadcasting Foundation, New York, 1942.
British Consul at Buffalo, New York, 1943-1949. Chairman Headquarters Commission, United Nations 1946.
Member of staff National Industrial Conference Board, New York, 1919-1922. Served with 1st Rhodesia Regiment in German Southwest Africa 1914-1915, and Royal Horse Artillery, France, 1915-1919. Member Scottish History Society (Edinburgh).
Protestant Episcopalian.
Connections
Married Helen Stewart, January 6, 1926. Children: Donald Stewart, Peter Stewart, Angus John Stewart.
Father: Patrick Fletcher
Mother: Agnes (Eaglesim) Fletcher
Spouse: Helen Stewart
child: Donald Stewart Fletcher
child: Peter Stewart Fletcher
child: Angus John Stewart Fletcher
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