Arthur Ingram (died 1742) served as a member of Parliament for Horsham.
Background
editHe was the son of Arthur Ingram (died 1693) of Borrowby[a] by Jane Mallory, daughter of Sir John Mallory of Studley, Yorkshire.[3] He married Elizabeth Barns, by whom he had one daughter.
Office
editHe was appointed for Horsham by petition from his relatives, the Ingram Viscounts of Irvine, in whose interest he voted consistently. He served from 16 June 1715 to 1722. He was commissioner for forfeited estates from 1716 to 1725.[4]
Footnotes
edit- ^ There are two places in England called Borrowby, both in North Yorkshire, and it is unclear which this one was. However, a legal document of 1686 mentions an Arthur Ingram of Borrowby Grange,[1] and a Borrowby Grange is recorded on the Ordnance Survey map just west of Borrowby, Hambleton.[2]
References
edit- ^ "item WARE/1/2/7 - Lease and release". University of York.
- ^ "SE428892 (OS grid reference)". geograph.org.uk.
- ^ The Tourist's Guide; Being a Concise History and Description of Ripon, etc. Ripon: John Lewis Linney. 1837. p. 75.
- ^ "INGRAM, Arthur (d.1742), of Borrowby, Yorks." from: Sedgwick, R., ed. The History of Parliament: the House of Commons 1715-1754, 1970. in historyofparliamentonline.org accessed 31 August 2021
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