David William Kinloch Anderson, Baron Anderson of Ipswich: A Legal Luminary

David William Kinloch Anderson, better known as Baron Anderson of Ipswich, is a prominent figure in the legal and political spheres of the United Kingdom. With a distinguished career marked by expertise in law, national security, and human rights, Baron Anderson has left an indelible mark on the fabric of British society, earning widespread acclaim for his intellect, integrity, and commitment to justice.

Sir William Eric Kinloch Anderson KT, FRSE

Sir Eric Kinloch Anderson KT., FRSE  The son of William James Kinloch Anderson and Margaret Gouinlock Harper born in Edinburgh May 27 1936. Married to Lady Anne Elizabeth (Mason) Anderson or better known as Poppy the daughter of William Mattock Mason and Mary (Walls) Mason. They have two children both born in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Sir Eric was Master at Feltes College and named after the family hero, Eric Milroy, the Scotland Rugby captain who was killed during WWI on the Somme while serving in the Black Watch.

Sir Eric Anderson, Mentor and life long friend of Prince Charles retired (2009) from his role as Provost of Eton college. For 15 years he had previously held the position of headmaster. During his time at Eton Sir Eric was also headmaster to former British Prime Ministers Tony Blair and David Cameron.  Prince Andrew and William along with their father Prince Charles were all former students.

Sir Ernest William Goodale

The son of William Thomas Goodale and Frances Mary Wheatley he was born on the 6th of Dec. 1896 in Mortlake, Surrey, England.  Ernest attended the University of London from 1913 to 1916. On the 3 of Sept. 1924 in Mottingham, Kent, England he married Gwendoline Branscombe Warner the daughter of Sir Frank Warner K.B.E. and Lady Kate Dennis. They had two children, Nigel Frank Goodale and Sylvia Francis Goodale. Sylvia married Sir Jean-Pierre Frank Eugene Warner Q.C. on the 2nd of Sept. 1950 at Lincoln's Inn, London, England. Sir Jean-Pierre was the first Advocate-General of the Court of Justice of the European Communities from the UK.

• Received knighthood 1 Jan 1952 at St. James Palace. 
• Received a piece of silver at Buckingham Palace in 1975 from Prince Philip to commemorate his service on the council. 

After Gwendoline passed away on 22 June 1972 Sir Ernest married Pamela June Bone on the 5th of April 1973. They had no children from this marriage.

Career
Sir Ernest was chairman of Warner and Sons from 1949 until 1971.

Military Service
2nd Lieutenant, 9th Battalion, Royal Warwickshire Regiment, serving in Mesopotamia and with Dunster force, 1916-1919.

Sir Ernest William Goodale is my 3rd cousin twice removed.