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joseph russell bailey , 2nd baron glanusk

joseph henry russell bailey , 2nd baron glanusk cb cbe dso -lrb- 26 october 1864 -- 11 january 1928 -rrb- , was a british peer .
glanusk was the eldest son of joseph russell bailey , 1st baron glanusk , and succeeded his father in the barony in 1906 .
lord glanusk married editha elma , daughter of major warden sergison , in 1890 .
he died in january 1928 , aged 63 leaving the ancestral home , glanusk park , and his titles to his son wilfred russell bailey .
lady glanusk died in 1938 .
in 1885 he was commissioned lieutenant in the grenadier guards from the royal military college , sandhurst , and he was promoted captain in 1896 .
after the outbreak of the second boer war in october 1899 , a corps of imperial volunteers from london was formed in late december 1899 .
the corps included infantry , mounted infantry and artillery divisions and was authorized with the name city of london imperial volunteers .
it proceeded to south africa in january 1900 , returned in october the same year , and was disbanded in december 1900 .
captain bailey was appointed as adjutant to the infantry division on 3 january 1900 , with the temporary rank of major in the army , and served as such until the corps was disbanded .
he was promoted to major in 1900 , and appointed a companion of the distinguished service order -lrb- dso -rrb- for his services in south africa later the same year .
he retired from the grenadier guards in 1903 , and became lieutenant-colonel commanding the 3rd battalion , south wales borderers , territorial force .
he was appointed a deputy lieutenant of breconshire in march 1887 , and succeeded his father in the appointment as lord lieutenant of breconshire in 1905 , a post he held until his death .
