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Michael McNair-Wilson

Sir Robert Michael Conal McNair-Wilson

British politician (1930-1993).

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Member of Political Party

Conservative Party

Date of Death

3/28/1993

Date of Birth

10/12/1930

Position Held

Member of the 50th Parliament of the United Kingdom
(6/11/1987 - 3/16/1992)
Electoral District
:
Newbury
Elected In
:
1987 United Kingdom General Election
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Parliamentary Term
:
50th Parliament of the United Kingdom
Parliamentary Group
:
Conservative Party
Start Time
: 6/11/1987
End Time
: 3/16/1992
Member of the 49th Parliament of the United Kingdom
(6/9/1983 - 5/18/1987)
Electoral District
:
Newbury
Elected In
:
1983 United Kingdom General Election
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Parliamentary Term
:
49th Parliament of the United Kingdom
Parliamentary Group
:
Conservative Party
Start Time
: 6/9/1983
End Time
: 5/18/1987
Member of the 48th Parliament of the United Kingdom
(5/3/1979 - 5/13/1983)
Electoral District
:
Newbury
Elected In
:
1979 United Kingdom General Election
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Parliamentary Term
:
48th Parliament of the United Kingdom
Parliamentary Group
:
Conservative Party
Start Time
: 5/3/1979
End Time
: 5/13/1983
Member of the 47th Parliament of the United Kingdom
(10/10/1974 - 4/7/1979)
Electoral District
:
Newbury
Elected In
:
October 1974 United Kingdom General Election
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Parliamentary Term
:
47th Parliament of the United Kingdom
Parliamentary Group
:
Conservative Party
Start Time
: 10/10/1974
End Time
: 4/7/1979
Member of the 46th Parliament of the United Kingdom
(2/28/1974 - 9/20/1974)
Electoral District
:
Newbury
Elected In
:
February 1974 United Kingdom General Election
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Parliamentary Term
:
46th Parliament of the United Kingdom
Parliamentary Group
:
Conservative Party
Start Time
: 2/28/1974
End Time
: 9/20/1974
Member of the 45th Parliament of the United Kingdom
(6/18/1970 - 2/8/1974)
Electoral District
:
Walthamstow East
Elected In
:
1970 United Kingdom General Election
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Parliamentary Term
:
45th Parliament of the United Kingdom
Parliamentary Group
:
Conservative Party
Start Time
: 6/18/1970
End Time
: 2/8/1974
Member of the 44th Parliament of the United Kingdom
(3/27/1969 - 5/29/1970)
Electoral District
:
Walthamstow East
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Parliamentary Term
:
44th Parliament of the United Kingdom
Parliamentary Group
:
Conservative Party
Start Time
: 3/27/1969
End Time
: 5/29/1970

Instance Of

Human

Sex or Gender

Male

Given Name

Michael (First Name)

Occupation

Politician

Country of Citizenship

United Kingdom

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

English

Work Location

London

Name in Native Language

Michael McNair-Wilson

Child

Laura Farris

Sibling

Father

Candidacy in Election

1979 United Kingdom General Election
Electoral District
:
Newbury
Represents
:
Conservative Party
Results
:
Elected
Votes Received
: 33,677
1983 United Kingdom General Election
Electoral District
:
Newbury
Represents
:
Conservative Party
Results
:
Elected
Votes Received
: 31,836
Ranking
: 1
1987 United Kingdom General Election
Electoral District
:
Newbury
Represents
:
Conservative Party
Results
:
Elected
Votes Received
: 35,266
Ranking
: 1
October 1974 United Kingdom General Election
Electoral District
:
Newbury
Represents
:
Conservative Party
Results
:
Elected
Votes Received
: 23,499
February 1974 United Kingdom General Election
Electoral District
:
Newbury
Represents
:
Conservative Party
Results
:
Elected
Votes Received
: 24,620
1970 United Kingdom General Election
Electoral District
:
Walthamstow East

Award Received

Knight Bachelor

Educated At

Eton College
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Patrick McNair-Wilson
1969 Walthamstow East By-Election
Electoral District
:
Walthamstow East
Represents
:
Conservative Party
Ranking
: 1
Elected In
:
1969 Walthamstow East By-Election
Robert McNair-Wilson