Original Peart
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Original Peart (born before 1612 – 1657) was an English alderman. He served as Mayor of Lincoln from 1650 to 1651,[1] and a Member of Parliament for Lincoln in 1654 and 1656.[2]
Quick Facts Mayor of Lincoln, Member of Parliament for Lincoln ...
Original Peart | |
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Mayor of Lincoln | |
In office 1650–1651 | |
Member of Parliament for Lincoln | |
In office 1654–1654 Serving with William Marshall | |
Preceded by | Thomas Grantham, Thomas Lister |
Succeeded by | Humphrey Walcot |
In office 1656–1656 Serving with Humphrey Walcot | |
Preceded by | William Marshall |
Succeeded by | Robert Marshal, Thomas Meres |
Personal details | |
Born | before 1612 |
Died | 1657 |
Children | Robert Peart, Original Peart |
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Original Peart was born before 1612, probably around 1608. He became City Chamberlain on 29 September 1633.[3]
Original Peart is listed as a Major Captain in Edward Rossiter's 5th Regiment of Horse in the New Model Army in April–May 1645 and December 1646.[4][5]