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Samuel Sandys, 1st Baron Sandys

Baron of Ombersley Lord Sandys

British politician; (1695-1770).

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Date of Birth

8/10/1695

Date of Death

4/21/1770

Member of Political Party

Whigs

Instance Of

Human

Place of Death

Highgate

Position Held

President of the Board of Trade
(3/21/1761 - 3/1/1763)
Start Time
: 3/21/1761
End Time
: 3/1/1763
Member of the 5th Parliament of Great Britain
Parliamentary Term
:
5th Parliament of Great Britain
Member of the 6th Parliament of Great Britain
Parliamentary Term
:
6th Parliament of Great Britain
Member of the 7th Parliament of Great Britain
Parliamentary Term
:
7th Parliament of Great Britain
Member of the 8th Parliament of Great Britain
Parliamentary Term
:
8th Parliament of Great Britain
Member of the 9th Parliament of Great Britain
Parliamentary Term
:
9th Parliament of Great Britain
Leader of the House of Commons
(2/12/1742 - 8/27/1743)
Replaces
:
Robert Walpole
Replaced By
:
Henry Pelham
Start Time
: 2/12/1742
End Time
: 8/27/1743

Given Name

Samuel

Country of Citizenship

Kingdom of Great Britain

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Occupation

Politician

Described by Source

Dictionary of National Biography, 1885–1900
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Sandys, Samuel (DNB00)

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

English

Child

Edwin Sandys, 2nd Baron Sandys
Martin Sandys
Anne Sandys
Cheke Sandys

Cause of Death

Traffic Collision

Family Name

Sandys

Father

Edwin Sandys

Educated At

New College

Mother

Alice Rushout

Spouse

Laetitia Tipping
(6/9/1725 - )
Start Time
: 6/9/1725

Sex or Gender

Male

Place of Burial

Church of St Andrew, Ombersley

Place of Birth

Blockley

Depicted By

Samuel Sandys (1695–1770), 1st Baron Sandys of Ombersley
Creator
:
Godfrey Kneller
Collection
:
Government Art Collection

Noble Title

Baron Sandys
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