Two teenagers with Norfolk links played an important role in the King's coronation, alongside Prince George.
Nine-year-old Prince George was the youngest future king to play an official role at a coronation as one of his grandfather’s four pages of honour.
He carried the King’s robes alongside Lord Oliver Cholmondeley and Nicholas Barclay, both 13, who have links to Norfolk.
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The fourth page of honour was Ralph Tollemache, 12 - all of whom were sons of the King’s friends.
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Dressed in scarlet frock coats, they held the robes of some of the leading participants in the ceremony on Saturday.
Nicholas is the son of Sarah Troughton, Lord Lieutenant of Wiltshire, who is the daughter of Sir Timothy Colman, former Lord Lieutenant of Norfolk, from the Colman's Mustard family - who passed away in September 2021 after playing a prominent role in Norfolk life.
Lord Oliver is the son of David Cholmondeley, the Marquess of Cholmondeley, owner of Houghton Hall near Fakenham, who has been named the King's lord in waiting after previously serving as the late Queen Elizabeth as her Lord Chamberlain.
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