Difference between revisions of "Mitchell, Andrew (London)"

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|Place of Birth=Thainston, Aberdeen
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|Place of Birth=Edinburgh
 
|Marriage=Barbara Mitchell
 
|Marriage=Barbara Mitchell
 
|Issue=1 daughter (d.1729)
 
|Issue=1 daughter (d.1729)
 
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Educated at University of Edinburgh and on Continent, leaving Scotland in 1730. Returned home in 1735 and made private secretary to Lord Tweeddale. Accepted seat as MP for Aberdeenshire in 1747 when his relation, Sir Arthur Forbes, stood down. Forced to give up his seat in 1754 due to hostility from the [[Campbell, Archibald (London) 1]]. Able to stand for Parliament as MP for Elgin Burghs (1755-71). Appointed envoy to Berlin where he died in 1771.
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Son of William Mitchell, minister of St Giles.  Educated at University of Edinburgh and on Continent, leaving Scotland in 1730. Entered at Middle Temple (1734) and called to the bar (1738).  Returned home in 1735 and made private secretary to the Marquis of Tweeddale. Accepted seat as MP for Aberdeenshire in 1747 when his relation, Sir Arthur Forbes, stood down. Forced to give up his seat in 1754 due to hostility from [[Campbell, Archibald (London) 1]]. Able to stand for Parliament as MP for Elgin Burghs (1755-71). Appointed envoy to Berlin where he died in 1771.

Revision as of 16:18, 29 July 2016

Dates 1734, 1747-71
Location London
Vocation Politician
Place of Birth Edinburgh
Marriage Barbara Mitchell
Issue 1 daughter (d.1729)
Place of birth Source History of Parliament Online

Son of William Mitchell, minister of St Giles. Educated at University of Edinburgh and on Continent, leaving Scotland in 1730. Entered at Middle Temple (1734) and called to the bar (1738). Returned home in 1735 and made private secretary to the Marquis of Tweeddale. Accepted seat as MP for Aberdeenshire in 1747 when his relation, Sir Arthur Forbes, stood down. Forced to give up his seat in 1754 due to hostility from Campbell, Archibald (London) 1. Able to stand for Parliament as MP for Elgin Burghs (1755-71). Appointed envoy to Berlin where he died in 1771.