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HUTCHINGS (afterwards HUTCHINGS MEDLYCOTT), Thomas (c.1728-95), of Ven House, Milborne Port, Som.

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b. c. 1728, o.s. of John Hutchings of Lovestreet, Dorset by Elizabeth, da. of James Medlycott, M.P., sis. of Thomas Medlycott. m. 21 Sept. 1766, Jane, da. of William Coles of Salisbury, 2s. 1da. suc. fa. 1737; uncle 21 July 1763, and took add. name of Medlycott.
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HUTCHINGS (afterwards HUTCHINGS MEDLYCOTT), Thomas (c.1728-95), of Ven House, Milborne Port, Som.
Main residence: Ven House, Milborne Port, Som.
Hutchings Medlycott
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HUTCHINGS (afterwards HUTCHINGS MEDLYCOTT ), Thomas (c.1728-95)

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INGRAM, Charles (1727-78), of Templenewsam, Yorks.

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b. 19 Mar. 1727, 1st s. of Col. the Hon. Charles Ingram (s. of Arthur, 3rd Visct. Irwin [S]), by Elizabeth, da. and coh. of Charles Scarborough of Windsor, wid. of Francis Brace. educ. Westminster 1737-43. m. 28 June 1758, Frances Gibson, illegit. da. of Samuel Shepherd, M.P., London merchant, of Exning, Suff., 5da. suc. uncle as 9th Visct. Irwin [S] 14 Apr. 1763.
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Groom of the bedchamber to the Prince of Wales 1756 – 60, to the King 1760–3.

Scottish representative peer 1768 – d.

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INGRAM, Charles (1727-78), of Temple Newsam, Yorks.
Main residence: Templenewsam, Yorks.
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INGRAM, Charles (1727-78)

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INNES, William (1719-95), of Lime Street Sq., London, and Blackheath, Kent

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b. 29 July 1719, s. of Alexander Innes of Cathlaw, West Lothian, banker and merchant of Edinburgh, by Johanna, da. of Alexander Ainslie, Edinburgh merchant. m. 19 May 1753, Ann Wintle, s.p.
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INNES, William (1719-95), of Lime Street Sq., London, and Blackheath, Kent
Main residences: Lime Street Sq., London; Blackheath, Kent.
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Commons 1754-1790
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INNES, William (1719-95)

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IRBY, Sir William, 2nd Bt. (1707-75), of Whaplode, Lincs.

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b. 8 Mar. 1707, o.s. of Sir Edward Irby, 1st Bt., of Whaplode, Lincs. by Dorothy, da. of Hon. Henry Paget of Dublin, yr. s. of William, 7th Lord Paget. educ. Westminster 1719-22. m. 26 Aug. 1746, Albinia, da. of Henry Selwyn of Matson, Glos., 2s. 1da. suc. fa. 11 Nov. 1718; and to unsettled estates of his cos. Henry Paget, 1st Earl of Uxbridge, 1743; cr. Baron Boston 10 Apr. 1761.
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Page of honour to the King 1724 – 28; equerry to the Prince of Wales 1728 – 36; vice-chamberlain to the Princess of Wales 1736 – 51, chamberlain 1751 – 72; chairman of committees in the House of Lords 1770 – d.

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IRBY, Sir William, 2nd Bt. (1707-75), of Whaplode, Lincs.
Main residence: Whaplode, Lincs.
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L.B.N.
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Commons 1754-1790
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IRBY, Sir William, 2nd Bt. (1707-75)

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IRVINE, Alexander (c.1754-89), of Berners St., Marylebone, London

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b. c. 1754, 1st s. of George Irvine of Artamford, New Deer, Aberdeen. educ. ?Eton 1763. m. 30 Nov. 1782, a da. of George Peters, London banker and a director of the Russia Company, 1s.
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Ensign 1 Ft. 1770, lt. 1774, capt. 1778; lt. and capt. 1 Ft. Gds. 1782.

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IRVINE, Alexander (c.1754-89), of Berners St., Marylebone, London
Main residence: Berners St., Marylebone, London.
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E.H.-G.
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Commons 1754-1790
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IRVINE, Alexander (c.1754-89)

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HUSSEY, Richard (?1715-70), of Truro, Cornw.

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b. ?1715, s. and h. of John Hussey, town clerk of Truro 1722-7. His mother was a Gregor, prob. of fam. of Trewarthenick, nr. Tregony. educ. Balliol, Oxf. 30 Oct. 1730, aged 15; M. Temple 1731, called 1742. unm.
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Counsel to duchy of Cornw. 1752, to Admiralty 1757; K.C. 1760; bencher M. Temple 1760; attorney-gen. to the Queen 1761 – Jan. 1770; auditor to duchy of Cornw. 1768.

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HUSSEY, Richard (?1715-70), of Truro, Cornw.
Main residence: Truro, Cornw.
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J.B.
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Commons 1754-1790
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HUSSEY, Richard (?1715-70)

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