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| Long (post North and Long-North), Dudley. Adm. pens. (age 18) at EMMANUEL, May 16, 1766. [2nd] s. of Charles (1723) [of Hurts Hall, Suffolk] [and Mary, dau. of Dudley North, of Little Glemham]. B. 1748, at Saxmundham. School, Bury St Edmunds. Matric. Michs. 1768; B.A. 1771; M.A. 1774. Adm. at Lincoln's Inn, May 5, 1769. M.P. for St Germans, 1780-4; for Great Grimsby, 1784-90 and 1793-6; for Banbury, 1790-1812; for Richmond, 1812-18; for Haddington, 1818-20. Friend of Samuel Johnson. Succeeded to the North estate at Little Glemham, 1789, and assumed the name of North by testamentary injunction of his aunt. Succeeded his brother Charles at Saxmundham in 1812, and resumed the name of Long in addition to North; henceforth known as Long-North. Gave £50 towards rebuilding after the College fire in 1811. Married, Nov. 5, 1802, the Hon. Sophia Anderson-Pelham, dau. of the 1st Lord Yarborough. Died, s.p., Feb. 21, 1829, at Brompton. Full-length statue in Little Glemham church. Brother of Charles (1766). (Bury Sch. Reg.; Return of M.P.'s; Inns of Court; Burke, L.G. (which gives 'B. 1749'); D.N.B.; G. Mag., 1820, I. 208; W. R. Williams, MSS.) | Dudley LONG post Dudley NORTH AND LONG-NORTH Approx. lifespan: 1748–1846 pens. aged 18 Emmanuel College adm1766:05:16 2nd s. of Charles LONG (1723) of Hurts Hall, Hurts, Suffolk [and Mary NORTH dau. of Dudley NORTH post Charles NORTH AND LONG-NORTH (1723) of Hurts Hall, Hurts, Suffolk [and Mary NORTH dau. of Dudley NORTH, of Little Glemham, [ Suffolk ] ]. b. 1748 at Saxmundham, [ Suffolk ] School, Bury St Edmunds, [ Suffolk ] Matric 1768:10MT: BA 1771 MA 1774 Adm. Lincoln's Inn: 1769:05:05 M.P. for: : St Germans [ Norfolk ???] 1780-84 for Great Grimsby, [ Lincolnshire ] 1784-90, and 1793-6 for Banbury, [ Oxfordshire ] 1790-1812 for Richmond, [ Surrey ] 1812-18 for Haddington [ Lincolnshire ???] 1818-20 Friend of Samuel Johnson. Succeeded to the North estate at Little Glemham, [ Suffolk ] 1789, and assumed the name of North by testamentary injunction of his aunt. Succeeded his brother Charles at Saxmundham, [ Suffolk ] in1812, and resumed the name of Long in addition to North; henceforth known as Long-North. Gave £ 50 towards rebuilding after College fire in1811 m. 1802:11:05,the Hon. Sophia Anderson-Pelham dau. of the 1st Lord Yarborough. d., s.p. 1829:02:21,at Brompton [ London ???]. Full-length statue in Little Glemham church [ Suffolk ] . brother of Charles Long (post North and Long-North) LONG (1766) ( Sch: Bury School Reg.; Return of M.P.'s; Inns of Court ; Burke, L.G. (which gives " b. "); D.N.B.; G. Mag. 1820, 1749 I. 208; W. R. Williams, MSS. ) |