Sir William Maynard, 4th Baronet, of Walthamstow, Essex. Born 19 April 1721 and baptized 3 May at St. Mary the Virgin, Walthamstow. He died 18 January 1772 at his home in St. James's Square, London and was buried 27 January at St. Mary the Virgin, Little Easton.
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Complete Baronetage, ed. by George E. Cokayne, Vol. 4, p. 126:
SIR WILLIAM MAYNARD, b. 19 April 1721; entered Winchester School, 1731; suc. to the Baronetcy, 16 Nov. 1738; matric. at Oxford (Queen’s College), 22 March 1738/9, aged 17; was Recorder of Saffron Walden, and M.P. for Essex (three Parls)., 1759 till death in 1772. He m. 13 Aug. 1751, at Westm. Abbey (Lic. Fac. 8, he above 30 and she 20), Charlotte, 2d. da. of Sir Cecil BISHOPP, 6th Baronet [1620], by Anne, da. of Hugh (BOSCAWEN), 1st VISCOUNT FALMOUTH. She d. 16 and was bur. 21 May 1762, at Little Easton, Essex. He d. 18 and was bur. there 27 Jan. 1772, aged 50. Will dat. 22 June 1762 to 18 Jan. 1772, pr. 23 March 1772.
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The Ipswich Journal, January 25, 1772, p. 3, col. 1
CHELMSFORD, Jan. 24.
On Monday last died at his house, in St. James’s square, Sir William Maynard, Bart. one of the Representatives for the county of Essex.
The late Sir William Maynard, Bart. is succeeded in title and estate by his eldest son, now Sir Charles Maynard, a young gentleman about 19 years of age, and at college at Cambridge, who on the demise of the present Lord Viscount Maynard, will likewise succeed to his Lordship’s title.
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Complete Baronetage, ed. by George E. Cokayne, Vol. 4, p. 126:
SIR WILLIAM MAYNARD, b. 19 April 1721; entered Winchester School, 1731; suc. to the Baronetcy, 16 Nov. 1738; matric. at Oxford (Queen’s College), 22 March 1738/9, aged 17; was Recorder of Saffron Walden, and M.P. for Essex (three Parls)., 1759 till death in 1772. He m. 13 Aug. 1751, at Westm. Abbey (Lic. Fac. 8, he above 30 and she 20), Charlotte, 2d. da. of Sir Cecil BISHOPP, 6th Baronet [1620], by Anne, da. of Hugh (BOSCAWEN), 1st VISCOUNT FALMOUTH. She d. 16 and was bur. 21 May 1762, at Little Easton, Essex. He d. 18 and was bur. there 27 Jan. 1772, aged 50. Will dat. 22 June 1762 to 18 Jan. 1772, pr. 23 March 1772.
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The Ipswich Journal, January 25, 1772, p. 3, col. 1
CHELMSFORD, Jan. 24.
On Monday last died at his house, in St. James’s square, Sir William Maynard, Bart. one of the Representatives for the county of Essex.
The late Sir William Maynard, Bart. is succeeded in title and estate by his eldest son, now Sir Charles Maynard, a young gentleman about 19 years of age, and at college at Cambridge, who on the demise of the present Lord Viscount Maynard, will likewise succeed to his Lordship’s title.
Sir William Maynard, 4th Baronet, of Walthamstow, Essex. Born 19 April 1721 and baptized 3 May at St. Mary the Virgin, Walthamstow. He died 18 January 1772 at his home in St. James's Square, London and was buried 27 January at St. Mary the Virgin, Little Easton.
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Complete Baronetage, ed. by George E. Cokayne, Vol. 4, p. 126:
SIR WILLIAM MAYNARD, b. 19 April 1721; entered Winchester School, 1731; suc. to the Baronetcy, 16 Nov. 1738; matric. at Oxford (Queen’s College), 22 March 1738/9, aged 17; was Recorder of Saffron Walden, and M.P. for Essex (three Parls)., 1759 till death in 1772. He m. 13 Aug. 1751, at Westm. Abbey (Lic. Fac. 8, he above 30 and she 20), Charlotte, 2d. da. of Sir Cecil BISHOPP, 6th Baronet [1620], by Anne, da. of Hugh (BOSCAWEN), 1st VISCOUNT FALMOUTH. She d. 16 and was bur. 21 May 1762, at Little Easton, Essex. He d. 18 and was bur. there 27 Jan. 1772, aged 50. Will dat. 22 June 1762 to 18 Jan. 1772, pr. 23 March 1772.
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The Ipswich Journal, January 25, 1772, p. 3, col. 1
CHELMSFORD, Jan. 24.
On Monday last died at his house, in St. James’s square, Sir William Maynard, Bart. one of the Representatives for the county of Essex.
The late Sir William Maynard, Bart. is succeeded in title and estate by his eldest son, now Sir Charles Maynard, a young gentleman about 19 years of age, and at college at Cambridge, who on the demise of the present Lord Viscount Maynard, will likewise succeed to his Lordship’s title.
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Complete Baronetage, ed. by George E. Cokayne, Vol. 4, p. 126:
SIR WILLIAM MAYNARD, b. 19 April 1721; entered Winchester School, 1731; suc. to the Baronetcy, 16 Nov. 1738; matric. at Oxford (Queen’s College), 22 March 1738/9, aged 17; was Recorder of Saffron Walden, and M.P. for Essex (three Parls)., 1759 till death in 1772. He m. 13 Aug. 1751, at Westm. Abbey (Lic. Fac. 8, he above 30 and she 20), Charlotte, 2d. da. of Sir Cecil BISHOPP, 6th Baronet [1620], by Anne, da. of Hugh (BOSCAWEN), 1st VISCOUNT FALMOUTH. She d. 16 and was bur. 21 May 1762, at Little Easton, Essex. He d. 18 and was bur. there 27 Jan. 1772, aged 50. Will dat. 22 June 1762 to 18 Jan. 1772, pr. 23 March 1772.
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The Ipswich Journal, January 25, 1772, p. 3, col. 1
CHELMSFORD, Jan. 24.
On Monday last died at his house, in St. James’s square, Sir William Maynard, Bart. one of the Representatives for the county of Essex.
The late Sir William Maynard, Bart. is succeeded in title and estate by his eldest son, now Sir Charles Maynard, a young gentleman about 19 years of age, and at college at Cambridge, who on the demise of the present Lord Viscount Maynard, will likewise succeed to his Lordship’s title.
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