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1730-1784.  Joined the navy (1743) and served in West Indies, Lisbon, Cape Verde Islands and Cape of Good Hope.  Governor of West Florida (1764-1766), after which he moved to London.  Stood unsuccessfully as MP for Carlise (1768), but elected successively for Cockermouth, Appleby, Lostwithiel and Ilchester (1768-1787).  Part of British Peace Commission to North America (1778.
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1730-1784.  Joined the navy (1743) and served in West Indies, Lisbon, Cape Verde Islands and Cape of Good Hope.  Governor of West Florida (1764-1766), after which he moved to London.  Stood unsuccessfully as MP for Carlisle (1768), but elected successively for Cockermouth, Appleby, Lostwithiel and Ilchester (1768-1787).  Part of British Peace Commission to North America (1778.

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Dates 1766-1787
Location London
Vocation Sailor; politician
Place of Birth Westerkirk
Marriage Charlotte Dee
Issue 1 legitimate son; George (illegitimate); Sophia (illegitimate); James (illegitimate); Alexander (illegitimate)
Place of birth Source E. Rothschild, The Inner Life of Empires: An Eighteenth-Century History (Pinceton, 2011)

1730-1784. Joined the navy (1743) and served in West Indies, Lisbon, Cape Verde Islands and Cape of Good Hope. Governor of West Florida (1764-1766), after which he moved to London. Stood unsuccessfully as MP for Carlisle (1768), but elected successively for Cockermouth, Appleby, Lostwithiel and Ilchester (1768-1787). Part of British Peace Commission to North America (1778.