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40G K1NGST0N-TJP0N-HULL. Sep. 1652, Catharine, 3d d of James (Stanley), 7th E.vhl of Derby, by Charlotte nr. la Tuemouille, da. of Claude, Duke of Tnou.uts, iii France. He </. s.p.m.s.{") at his house iu Charterhouse yard, London, ] Dec. ItiSO, aged 73, and wpa bur. at Holme Pierrepont, when the Munjucssalc of Durchctlcr became extinct. Full, certif. at Coll. of Arms. Will pr. 16S 1 . [Henry Pierrepont, styled Lord Pierrepont, or Viscount Newark, 2d but 1st surv. s. aud ap. (by his first wife), d. an infant v. p., and was bar. 1 Dec. 1649 at St. Peter le Pool-, London.] III. 16S0. J. KouErvr (Pierrepont), Earl op KESGSTOtr-OTON- Hull, &c, great nephew and h. male, being s. and h. of Robert PlEUREI'ONT, by Klizabeth, da. and coheir of Sir John Kvelvn. of West Dene, W ilts, which Robert last named (who. d. v.p. in 1606 aged 30) was s. and b. ap. of the Hon. William Pieurei'ont (called " Wise William ") of Tboresby, Notts (</. 167'.', aged 71) who was br. of the late aud 2d s. of the 1st Earl. He was b. about 1660 ; sac. to the peerage, Dec. 16S0, and d. num. at jjieppe in France, June 1682. Admou. 9 Dec. 1682, IV. 1GS2. William (Pierrepont), Earl of Kingston-upon- Hi li., &c, br. and by b. about 1662 at West Dene, Wilts ; mat. at Oxford (Triu. Coll.) 16 July 1681 ; sue. to the peerage June 16S2; Lord Lieut, of Notts, Lord Lieut o£ the Fast Riding, Oh. Justice in Eyre, North of Trent, ami High Steward of Kingston-upon-Hull iu 1689. He m. Anne, 1st da. and coheir of Robert (Ghevillk), 4 th Bahon Brooke ok Beauciiamps COURT, by Ann, da. of John DoDington of Bremer, Hants. He d. s.p. 17 Sep. 1090, anil was bur. 6 Oct. at Holme Pierrepont. Will pr. Sep. 1690. His widow m. (as his first wife) William Pieurefont, of Nottingham (who </. Sep. 1700, aged 30), aud d. s.p., being bur. 23 Sep. 1702 at Holme Pierrepont. V. 1690. -7 and 1. Evelyn (Pierrepont), Earl of Kingston- T> kednm lpon-Hull, &c, br. and h., b. about 1665 ; ALP. for Fast Retford, U 16S9-90; sue. to the peerage 17 Sep 1690; LL.D. (Cambridge) 16 I. 171"). April 1705 ; tr, 23 Dec. 1706, MARQUESS OF DORCHESTFK, co. Dorset, with a spec, rem., failing heirs male of his body, to his uncle Uervase (Pierrepont), Baron Pierrepont of Ardglass [L]( 0 ) P.C. 1714 ; Ch. Justice iu Fyre, North of Treut, 1714—10 ; Lord Lieut, of Wilts, 1714 : and was a: 10 Aug. 1715, DUKE OF KINGSTON-UPON-HULL, co. York ; Loud Privy Seal, 1710-18, aud again 1720-20. Lord President ok the Council 1719-20; el. K.G, 29 April, and inst. 23 June 1719; was four times one of the Lords Justices (Kegent) of the Realm, during the King's absence, viz,, May to Nov. 1719; June to Nov. 1720 ; June to Dec. 1723 ; aud June 1725 to Jan. 1726. He vi. firstly (Lie. Fac, 27 June 1087, he about 22 she about 19), Mary, da. of William (Feilding). 3d Eakl ok Denbigh, by his first wife Mary, sister of John, 1st Eakl of Kingston [I.], da. of Sir Robert King, Muster Master Gen. of Ireland. She was bur. 20 Dec. 1697 at Holme Pierrepont. He in. secondly, 2 Aug. 1714, Isabella, 5th da. of William (Bentinck), 1st Eaul of Portland, by his first wife, Anne, sister of Edward, 1st Eakl or Jersey, and da. of Sir Edward Yii.ukiis, Knight Marshal. llu d. 5 March 1725/6, aud was bur. 8 at Holme Pierrepont. P 1 ) Will dat. 5 March 1725, pr. 1726, aud enrolled 17 Geo. II. His widow d. at Paris 23 Feb. 1727/S( C ), and was bur. 3 May 1728 at Holme Pierrepont. Her will pr. 1728. (") See vol. iii, p. 140, note "c," for an account of his daughters. ( b ) His elder brother, Robert is. aud h. ap. of his father) was bap. 17 March 1031/2, nt St. Margarets, Westm., and d. v.p. an infant. ( c ) This Uervase, who was cr. in 1714 Biirou Pierrepont of Hauslape [G.B], d. s.p. 22 May 1715. ( d ) Macky, iu his "Character*," speaks of him thus [1705J "Hatha very good estate, is a very fine gentleman, of good sense, well bred, aud a lover of the ladies ; intirely in the interest of his country, makes a good figure, is of a black couiplexiou, well made, not 40 years old." (') The report that she was married to " Lord Clare [O'Brien] an Irish Noble- man in the Service of France," was not true.