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British Diplomatic Oral History Programme

Title Transcript of interview
Reference DOHP 73
Creator Mellon, Sir James
Covering Dates 2003
Extent and Medium 1 file
Content and context

James Mellon was born on 25 January 1929. He was educated at Glasgow University (MA), and in 1956 married: 1st, Frances Murray (she died in 1976), having one son and three daughters; 2nd, in 1979, Mrs Philippa Shuttleworth (née Hartley).

Mellon's career included: Department of Agriculture for Scotland, (1953-60); Agricultural Attaché, Copenhagen [Denmark] and The Hague [Netherlands], (1960-63); Foreign Office, (1963-64); Head of Chancery, Dakar [Senegal], (1964-66); UK Delegation to European Communities, (1967-72); Counsellor, (1970); Head of Science and Technology Department, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, (1973-75); Commercial Counsellor, East Berlin [Germany], (1975-76); Head of Trade Relations and Export Department, FCO, (1976-78); High Commissioner in Ghana and Ambassador to Togo, (1978-83); Ambassador to Denmark, (1983-86); Director-General for Trade and Investment, United States, and Consul-General, New York, (1986-88).

Further information

Online version available at http://www.chu.cam.ac.uk/archives/collections/BDOHP/Mellon.pdf.

Index Terms
Denmark
Ghana
Senegal
Togo
Trade (Practice)
Mellon, Sir James (b 1929) Knight, diplomat
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