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Oliver Dawnay
Oliver Payan Dawnay (April 4, 1920March 18, 1988) was a civil servant, banker, stockbroker, and private secretary to Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother from 1951 to 1956.〔"Captain Oliver Dawnay." ''The Times'', London, 21 March 1988, pg. 14〕 Dawnay served with the army in World War II, and worked as a banker before and after his royal service.
==Early life and army service==
Dawnay was the son of Major-General Guy Dawnay, and attended Eton College and Balliol College, Oxford, before working as a civil servant in the Ministry of Economic Warfare.〔 At the outbreak of World War II Dawnay joined the army and served as an adjutant with the 1st Battalion of the Coldstream Guards and the Guards Armoured Division; seeing action on D-Day in 1944.〔〔"The Queen's Private Secretary.", ''The Times'', London, 3 February 1951, pg. 8〕 Dawnay was also mentioned in dispatches during the war.〔 At the end of the war Dawnay joined the Foreign Office Conference Department, and worked as a merchant banker with Dawnay Day & Co. after leaving the army.〔
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