William LE GRIS, 1553–1592 (aged 39 years)
- Name
- William /LE GRIS/
- Given names
- William
- Surname
- LE GRIS
- Name suffix
- M.P.
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| Christening | 1553
39 (aged 0) |
| Baptism | 1553
39 (aged 0) |
| Occupation | Clerk of the stable Eliz1 |
| Christening of a sister | Alice GRICE 1553 (aged 0) |
| Christening of a sister | Elizabeth GRICE 1553 (aged 0) |
| Death of a father | Gilbert GRICE 1561 (aged 8 years) |
| Burial of a father | Gilbert GRICE 1561 (aged 8 years) |
| Death | 1592 (aged 39 years) |
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sister |
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| Note | Clerk of the stables to Queen Elizabeth I. MP for Yarmouth. Will PCC Nevell 41 dated 21 May 1593 proved 22 May 1593 Lands in Great Yarmouth Norfolk Represented Yarmouth in the First Parliament called by Elizabeth I for four te rms. In 1576 he was one of the commissioners who made the award that settled te disputes between the town and the Cinq Ports. In 1578, Elizabeth I was to isit, a message from Yarmouth came to him in London instructing him to procure a silver cup in the form of a ship to be presented to Her Majesty, also gunpow der and flags, as well as an interest free loan for L1000 to cover the visit. Elected MP 28 Dec 1562, 5 Mar 1571, 6 Apr 1572, 29 Oct 1584 Represented Yarmouth in the First Parliament called by Elizabeth I for four te rms. In 1576 he was one of the commissioners who made the award that settled t he disputes between the town and the Cinq Ports. In 1578, Elizabeth I was to v isit, a message from Yarmouth came to him in London instructing him to procure a silver cop in the form of a ship to be presented to Her Majesty, also gunpow der and flags, as well as an interest free loan for L1000 to cover the visit. Elected MP 28 Dec 1562, 5 Mar 1571, 6 Apr 1572, 29 Oct 1584 |
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