William Wollaston (Ipswich MP elected 1733)

For other people named William Wollaston, see William Wollaston (disambiguation).

William Wollaston (26 April 1693 – 20 June 1764) was an English politician, Member of Parliament for Ipswich between 1733 and 1734.^[1]

He was the second son of William Wollaston (1659–1724), the philosopher, and his wife Catherine Charlton.^[1] He studied at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge and King's College, Cambridge.^[2]

Family

Wollaston married Elizabeth Fauquier, daughter of John Francis Fauquier, in 1728.^[2] Their son, William Wollaston was also MP for Ipswich.^[3] Frederick (1735–1801), the third son, was a churchman, prebendary of Peterborough Cathedral, and father of Charles Wollaston R.N.^[4]^[5]

Catherine, a daughter, married Edward Bourchier, who became vicar of All Saints' Church, Hertford, and rector of Bramfield.^[6]

Notes

1 2 "Wollaston, William (1693–1757), of Finborough, Suff., History of Parliament Online". Retrieved 22 August 2016.
1 2 "Wollaston, William (WLSN710W)". A Cambridge Alumni Database. University of Cambridge.
↑ John Bernard Burke, A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain (1863) p. 1689
↑ "Frederick Wollaston (WLSN752F)". A Cambridge Alumni Database. University of Cambridge.
↑ s:A Naval Biographical Dictionary/Wollaston, Charles
↑ "Edward Bourchier (BRCR756E)". A Cambridge Alumni Database. University of Cambridge.

Parliament of Great Britain
Preceded by Francis Negus Philip Broke	Member of Parliament for Ipswich 1733–1734 With: Philip Broke	Succeeded by Edward Vernon Samuel Kent

Wollaston family tree

William Wollaston
priest, master and scholar
(1659–1724)

Catherine Charlton
(1670–1720)

John Francis Fauquier
bank director
(1672–1726)

Elizabeth Chamberlayne
(1676–1748)

Francis Wollaston
scientist
(1694–1774)

Mary Fauquier
(1702–1773)

Francis Fauquier
governor
(1703–1768)

Elizabeth Fauquier
(1706–1764)

William Wollaston
MP
(1693–1764)

William Wollaston
army colonel and MP
(1731–1797)

Frederick Wollaston
(1735–1801)

Priscilla Ottley
(1740–1819)

William Heberden
physician
(1710–1801)

Mary Wollaston
(1730–1813)

Francis Wollaston
priest and astronomer
(1731–1815)

Althea Hyde
(1738–1798)

Charlton Wollaston
physician
(1733–1764)

George Wollaston
priest
(1738–1826)

Thomas Heberden
priest
(1754–1843)

Althea Hyde Wollaston
(1760–1785)

Francis John Hyde Wollaston
natural philosophy professor
(1762–1823)

George Hyde Wollaston
(1765–1841)

Mary Anne Luard
(1774–1817)

William Hyde Wollaston
chemist and physicist
(1766–1828)

Henry John Wollaston
(1770–1833)

Louisa Symons
(1784–1833)

Alexander Luard Wollaston
(1805–1874)

Susannah Charlotte Morris
(1807–1894)

Henrietta Wollaston
(1807–1873)

George Pollock
army field-marshal and baronet
(1786– 1872)

Frances Buchanan
(1786–1827)

Henry Septimus Hyde Wollaston
(1776–1867)

Mary Ann Blanckenhagen
(1778–1805)

George Hyde Wollaston
(1844–1926)

Sarah Constance Richmond
(1847–1931)

Charles Buchanan Wollaston
priest
(1816–1887)

Eleanor Reynolds
(1824–1891)

Thomas Vernon Wollaston
entomologist and malacologist
(1822–1878)

Julia Adye Catharine Buchanan
(1816–1910)

George Buchanan Wollaston
architect and botanist
(1814–1899)

Henry Francis Wollaston
(1803–1876)

Elizabeth Rumsey Naylor
(1816–1879)

Alexander Richmond Wollaston
surgeon and explorer
(1875–1930)

Stanley George Buchanan Wollaston
(1848–1923)

Caroline Elizabeth Harper
(1854–1898)

Charles Henry Reynolds Wollaston
footballer
(1849–1926)

Arthur Naylor Wollaston
civil servant and author
(1842–1922)

Caroline Marianne Woods
(1844–1902)

Herbert Arthur Buchanan Wollaston
navy rear-admiral
(1878–1975)

Margaret Ermyntrude Buchanan Wollaston
(1885–1944)

Charles Earle Raven
theology professor
(1885—1964)

Gerald Woods Wollaston
herald
(1874–1957)

John Earle Raven
philosopher
(1914–1980)

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Source: Wollaston Family Tree

Family tree of the Wollaston family

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