Philip Henderson-Durham

Details

Born:

c. 1 January 1763

Died:

2 April 1845

Birth place:

Fife, UK

Gender:

Male

Ethnicity:

White

Ethnic minority:

No

Religion:

Unknown

Aristocratic connections:

false

Formative occupation:

Naval officer

Election occupation:

Naval officer

Parentage:

James Durham, of Largo, Fife, and Ann Calderwood

Notes:

None

Knighthood/Dame:

Awarded in 1815

Highest Office:

Backbencher

Who's Who volume:

1

Education level:

Privately educated

References

Rush ID:

3828

MNIS ID:

Not set

Wikidata Entity ID:

Q7183344

Parliament ID:

Not set

Beamish Person ID:

Not set

They work for you ID:

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1. DURHAM, Philip (1763-1845) **
2. HENDERSON-CALDERWOOD-DURHAM, Philip (1763-1845) **
3. HENDERSON-DURHAM, Admiral Sir Philip (1763-1845)

1. Philip (Philip Charles) Durham (A.K.A.)

   1763 - 1817

   name at birth; added wife's surname Henderson on his second marriage in 1817

2. Philip (Philip Charles) Henderson-Calderwood-Durham (A.K.A.)

   1840 - 1845

   assumed additional surname Calderwood on succession his brother's estate in 1840

1. Devizes

   Party:	Conservative
   Year of election:	1834
   Date of election:	17 February 1834
   Nature of election:	By-election
   Nature of service:	Re-entry
   Year of exit:	1836
   Date of exit:	c. 1836
   Party:	Conservative
   Nature of exit:	Resignation
   Sponsorship:	None known
   Constituency connection:	None Known
   Notes:	Also MP for Queenborough in 1830. Exit in or before February 1836. Exit resulted in by election. Elected as a result of a by election.

1. Devizes

   Connection with constituency:	None Known
   Year of election:	1832
   Date of election:	Mon 10th Dec 1832
   Nature of election:	General Election
   Party:	Conservative
   Notes:

1. Private tuition

1. Bruce, Lady Charlotte Matilda

   Year: 1799

2. Henderson, Anne Isabella

   Year: 1817

1. Conservative Member