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| Burgoyne, Montagu. Adm. Fell.-Com. at TRINITY HALL, Oct. 27, 1768. [2nd s. of Sir Roger, Bart., of Sutton, Beds. B. July 19, 1750. School, (?) Newcombe's, Hackney.] Matric. Michs. 1768; M.A. 1774 (Lit. Reg.). Of Mark Hall, Harlow, Essex. A generous patron of educational institutions. Established a school at Sutton, Beds., and helped in the founding of others at Dover, Brighton, etc. For many years verderer of Epping Forest. Obtained from Lord North the sinecure office of Chamberlain of the Till Office in the Exchequer, worth £1600 per annum. A keen politician; one of the earliest advocates of the land allotment system. Married Elizabeth, dau. of Eliab Harvey, Esq., of Claybury Hall, Essex, Oct. 30, 1780. Mr and Mrs Burgoyne, it is said, received, or might have received, the flitch of bacon, at Dunmow Priory. Author, pamphlets, political, etc. Died Mar. 6, 1836, aged 85, at East Sheen. Brother of the above. (G. Mag., 1836 and 1839, I. 110; D.N.B.) | Montagu BURGOYNE Approx. lifespan: 1750–1836 Adm Fell.-Com. Trinity Hall 1768:10:27 2nd s. of Sir Roger BURGOYNE, Bart. of Sutton, Bedfordshire b. 1750:07:19 School, (?) Newcombe's, Hackney.] Matric 1768:10MT: MA 1774 ( Lit. Reg .) Of Mark Hall, [Mark, Harlow], Essex A generous patron of educational institutions. Established a school at Sutton, Bedfordshire , and helped in the founding of others at Dover, [ Kent ] Brighton, [ East Sussex ] etc. For many years verderer of Epping Forest, [ Essex ] Obtained from Lord North the sinecure office of Chamberlain of Till Office in Exchequer, worth £ 1600 per annum. A keen politician; one of the earliest advocates of the land allotment system. m. Elizabeth HARVEY dau. of Eliab HARVEY, Esq., of Claybury Hall, [Claybury], Essex 1780:10:30 Mr and Mrs – BURGOYNE, it is said, received, or might have received, the flitch of bacon, at Dunmow Priory. Author, pamphlets, political, etc. d. aged 85 East Sheen, [ Surrey ] 1836:03:06 brother of John BURGOYNE (1758) ( G. Mag . 1836, and 1839, I. 110; D.N.B .) |