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mjandrews96 | 10:00 Sat 09th Sep 2006 | History
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can anybody tell me the windsors family name before windsor/mountbatten somebody once told me it used be "guelph" and that is why in a lot of old hospitals wards named guelph is this correct and when was it changed answers from historic buffs plse
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It was Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.

The name was changed during the First World War.

The Mountbatten family was previously known as Battenburg.
In Britain, the Guelph family were known as the 'Hanovers' and Queen Victoria was the last member of our Royal Family to have been considered a member.

However, Hammond Egg is also correct because Saxe Coburg Gotha was the name of the family pre-WW1 and is taken from Victoria's marriage to Prince Albert, who was from that particular family.

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