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of Christ Church, London, physician in ordinary to Charles II. Rolt's father was in the service of the East India Company at Surat, and became chief in Persia and president of Surat before he returned to England in 1682 with a large fortune and purchased Sacombe Park. Rolt matriculated at
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and had further issue, two sons and one daughter. Rolt's mother had been previously married to Thomas Rolt of Milton Ernest Bedfordshire, making Rolt the half brother of
112:, where he owned property. He voted against the Government, except when he was absent on the septennial bill.. He is reported as having accepted £5,000 stock from the 120:, but was returned for Chippenham, where his wife had inherited an estate said to be worth nearly £3,000 a year from her brother John Bayntun in 1716. 101:, He made little recorded contribution in Parliament, although in March and April 1714 he helped manage a bill for the repair of a Wiltshire road. 366: 341: 314: 303: 262: 109: 90: 289: 285: 124: 432: 427: 422: 251: 329: 371: 323: 319: 299: 271: 267: 117: 105: 94: 216: 194: 385: 377: 351: 238: 337: 75: 35: 195:"ROLT, Edward (c.1686-1722), of Sacombe Park, Herts.; Harrowby, Lincs.; and Spye Park, nr. Chippenham, Wilts" 67: 407: 217:"ROLT, Edward (1686-1722), of Sacombe, Herts., Harrowby, Lincs., and Spye Park, nr. Chippenham, Wilts" 153: 412: 362: 310: 277: 258: 98: 86: 389: 132: 123:
Rolt died of smallpox at Bath on 22 December 1722. He left six sons and two daughters including
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on 1 March 1720, and another £800 on 23 March. He was defeated at Grantham at the
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in about 1708. He succeeded his father to Sacombe and Harrowby in 1710.
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Members of the Parliament of Great Britain for English constituencies
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of Sacombe and Harrowby and his wife Mary Cox, daughter of Dr
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who became a baronet. His widow married in 1724 the 13th
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on 14 October 1702. He married Anne Bayntun, daughter. of
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Sacombe Park
Harrowby Hall
Spye Park
House of Commons


Sir Thomas Rolt
Thomas Coxe
Merton College, Oxford
Lincoln's Inn
Henry Bayntun
Spye Park
Member of Parliament
St Mawes
1713 British general election
Francis Scobell
1715 British general election
Grantham
South Sea Company
1722 British general election
Edward
Lord Somerville
Samuel Rolt
"Rokebye-Ryves in Alumni Oxonienses 1500-1714 pp.1277-1295"
Admissions Register VOL 1 1420-1799


"ROLT, Edward (c.1686-1722), of Sacombe Park, Herts.; Harrowby, Lincs.; and Spye Park, nr. Chippenham, Wilts"
"ROLT, Edward (1686-1722), of Sacombe, Herts., Harrowby, Lincs., and Spye Park, nr. Chippenham, Wilts"
Parliament of Great Britain

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