Nichols, John Gough, 1806-1873 · London : John Bowyer Nichols and Sons · leaf 501
sed through his mayoralty in 1720, he died in 1722without issue. Sir Samuel the third brother succeeded; butdying in 1738, s.p. the baronetcy became extinct; the old estateof Harmeston in Lincolnshire devolving to his cousin Sir Natha-niel before mentioned, created Baronet in 1741. Arms:… … College Hill. He was elected alderman ofBishopsgate ward and President of St. Bar-tholomews Hospital in 1731-2. He re-ceived the honour of knighthood whenSheriff in 1735, and in 1741 was returnedto Parliament as one of the members forthe city of London. He died during hismayoralty, June 26, 1742,…
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