Historical records matching Sir Nicholas Pelham
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About Sir Nicholas Pelham
- 'A biographical peerage of the empire of Great Britain: in which ..., Volume 1 By Sir Egerton Brydges
- http://books.google.com/books?id=svJsAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA364&lpg=PA364&dq...
- Pg.365
- . . . . . He died 1624, and was fucceeded by his fon, fir Thomas, who reprefented Suffex, in the reigns of James I. and Charles I. and feems to have favoured the parliament fide, at leaft in the outfet of the troubles; but living retired during Cromwell's ufurpation, was buried with his anceftors, at Laughton, Aug. 28, 1654. ('His younger fon, by his third wife, fir Nicholas, was anceftor of the Pelhams of Crowburft, in Suffex.') His eldeft fon, fir John Pelham, was elected member of parliament for Suffex, 1660, and continued to reprefent that county, during the remainder of the reign of Charles II. He died at the age of eighty, at his feat at Halland, in the parifh of Eaft-Hothley and Laughton, Jan. 26, 1703. His wife was a lady of high rank, Lucy, fecond daughter of Robert Sydney, fecond earl of Leicefter. His youger fon, Henry, clerk of the Pells, was grandfather of the late earl of Chichefter, But fir Thomas, the eldeft fon, fat in parliament for Lewe and and for Suffex, from the reign of Charles II. till 1706, in which time he was a commiffioner of the cuftoms, and, in 1689, a lord of the Treafury; and having married to his fecond wife, Lady Grace, fifter to John Holles, duke of Newcaftle, was, on Dec. 29, 1706, created lord Pelham. He died Feb. 23, 1712, leaving, by his fecond wife, two fons, . . . .
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Sir Nicholas Pelham's Timeline
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1649
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Catfield, Norfolk, England
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1675
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Catfield, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom
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November 1739
Age 90
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England, United Kingdom
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