Clement Attlee Death
Clement passed away on October 8, 1967 at the age of 84 in London, England.
When did Clement Attlee die?
October 8, 1967How old was Clement Attlee when died?
84Where did Clement Attlee die? What was the location of death?
London, England
Clement Attlee Birthday and Date of Death
Clement Attlee was born on January 3, 1883 and died on October 8, 1967. Clement was 84 years old at the time of death.
Birthday: January 3, 1883
Date of Death: October 8, 1967
Age at Death: 84
Is Clement Attlee's father, Henry Attlee, dead or alive?
Henry Attlee's information is not available now.
Is Clement Attlee's mother, Ellen Bravery Watson, dead or alive?
Ellen Bravery Watson's information is not available now.
Clement Attlee's sisters :
Clement has 3 sisters:- Mary Attlee
- Dorothy Janet Attlee
- Margaret Ellen Attlee
Clement Attlee's brothers :
Clement has 4 brothers:- Robert Bravery Attlee
- Bernard Henry Bravery Attlee
- Thomas Simons Attlee
- Laurence Gillespie Attlee
Clement Attlee - Biography
Clement AttleeClement AttleeAKA Clement Richard AttleeBorn: 3-Jan-1883Birthplace: London, EnglandDied: 8-Oct-1967Location of death: London, England Cause of death: unspecifiedRemains: Buried, Westminster Abbey, London, EnglandGender: MaleRace or Ethnicity: WhiteSexual orientation: StraightOccupation: Head of StateNationality: EnglandExecutive summary: UK Prime Minister, 1945-51Military service: British Army Westminster Hospital, London, England.Father: Henry AttleeMother: Ellen Bravery WatsonBrother: Robert Bravery AttleeBrother: Bernard Henry Bravery AttleeSister: Mary AttleeSister: Dorothy Janet AttleeSister: Margaret Ellen AttleeBrother: Thomas Simons AttleeBrother: Laurence Gillespie AttleeWife: Violet Helen MillarDaughter: Janet Helen Attlee (b. 25-Feb-1923)Daughter: Felicity Ann Attlee (b. 22-Aug-1925)Son: Martin Richard Attlee (b. 10-Aug-1927, d. 27-Jul-1991)Daughter: Alison Elizabeth Attlee (b. 14-Apr-1930) High School: Haileybury College University: Oxford University Teacher: London School of Economics (1912-14) UK Member of Parliament for Walthamstow West (1950-56) UK Prime Minister (1945-51) UK Minister of Defence (1945-46) Lord President of the Council (1943-45) UK Minister Deputy Prime Minister (1942-45) UK Minister Dominion Affairs (1942-43) Lord Privy Seal (1940-42) Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster (1930-31) UK Member of Parliament for Limehouse (1922-50) UK Mayor Stepney (1919) Fabian Society Pilgrims Society Royal Society Knighthood 1956 (Order of the Garter) Order of Merit 1951 Traveled to the USSR 10-Aug-1954Author of books:The Labour Party in Perspective (1937)As It Happened (1954, memoir)
