George Byng

Honourable George Henry Charles Byng

Rush ID: 1563

Details

Born:
22 February 1830
Died:
28 March 1898
Birth place:
London, UK
Gender:
Male
Ethnicity:
White
Ethnic minority:
No
Religion:
Unknown
Aristocratic connections:
true
Formative occupation:
Landowner
Election occupation:
Landowner
Parentage:
George Byng MP (2nd Earl of Strafford) and Lady Agnes Paget, daughter of Marquis of Anglesey
Notes:
None
Knighthood/Dame:
False
Highest Office:
Parliamentary Secretary
Who's Who volume:
1
Education level:
Graduate

References

Rush ID:
1563
MNIS ID:
Not set
Wikidata Entity ID:
Q5537512
Parliament ID:
Not set
Beamish Person ID:
4353
They work for you ID:
Not set

Name changes

  1. BYNG, Hon. George (1830-1898)
  2. ENFIELD, Viscount (1830-1898) **

Alternative names

  1. Baron Strafford (Title)

    1874 - 1886

    Summoned to Lords using one of his father's lesser titles (writ in acceleration). Summoned as L. Strafford of Harmondsworth in the County of Middlesex (created 1835) in the lifetime of his father, the 2nd E. of Strafford (created 1847). He succeeded his father on 29 Oct 1886 (Source: http://peerages.info).

Peerages

  1. 3rd Earl of Strafford

    Hereditary

    1886

Constituencies

  1. Middlesex

    Party: Liberal
    Year of election: 1857
    Date of election: 3 September 1857
    Nature of election: By-election
    Nature of service: Continuation
    Year of exit: 1874
    Date of exit: 31 January 1874
    Party: Liberal
    Nature of exit: Dissolution
    Sponsorship: None known
    Constituency connection: Direct
    Notes: Entered as a result of a by election.
  2. Tavistock

    Party: Liberal
    Year of election: 1852
    Date of election: 7 July 1852
    Nature of election: General Election
    Nature of service: First entry
    Year of exit: 1857
    Date of exit: c. 1857
    Party: Liberal
    Nature of exit: Resignation
    Sponsorship: None known
    Constituency connection: None Known
    Notes: Exit before 3 September 1857 - resigned in order to stand at by-election in Middlesex. Exit resulted in by election.

Ministerial offices

  1. Parliamentary Secretary 1865-1866

    Poor Law Board

  2. Under-Secretary of State 1870

    Foreign Office

Higher education

  1. Christ Church

    Graduated

Schools

  1. Eton College

Marriages

  1. Egerton, Lady Alice Harriet Frederica

    Year: 1854

Relationships

  1. Child of George Byng

  2. Grandchild of John Byng

  3. Indirect relative of George Byng

  4. Indirect relative of Brackley

  5. Indirect relative of Francis Egerton

Parties

  1. Liberal Party Member

Clubs

  1. Boodle's Club

  2. White's Club

  3. Brooks's Club