The complete English peerage: or, A genealogical and historical account of the peers and peeresses of this realm, to the year 1775, inclusive . f Kanover, he was not only continued lord lieutenant and cuftosrotulorum of the county of Huntingdon, but was fworn of the privy-council, and miade a lord of the bed-chamber. In April, 1719, he re-ceived a frclh mark of his majeftys regard, by being created duke ofManchellcr. His grace departed this life in January, 1722, having hadiffue by liis lady, fccond daughter and one of the coheirs of Robert Gre-viile, lord Brooke, two fons, who were fucceffive
The complete English peerage: or, A genealogical and historical account of the peers and peeresses of this realm, to the year 1775, inclusive . f Kanover, he was not only continued lord lieutenant and cuftosrotulorum of the county of Huntingdon, but was fworn of the privy-council, and miade a lord of the bed-chamber. In April, 1719, he re-ceived a frclh mark of his majeftys regard, by being created duke ofManchellcr. His grace departed this life in January, 1722, having hadiffue by liis lady, fccond daughter and one of the coheirs of Robert Gre-viile, lord Brooke, two fons, who were fucceffively dukes of Mancheiler,and four daughters, the youngeft of whom was married to Pattee Byng,Iccond vifcount Torrington. William, fecond duke of Manchefter^ and eldeft fon of the former,was born in April, 1700. Soon after his fathers death he was appointedlord lieutenant and cuftos rotulorum of the county of Huntingdon ; and,when the order of the Bath Vvas revived by king George I. he was nomi-nated one of the knights. In 06lober, 1737, he was appointed captainof the yeomen of the guard, in which office he continued till 1739? w en JE^JtZS. Duke of Chandos. 203 he departed this life, having h^d no ifiue by his hidy, daughter of
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