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Gentleman's Magazine 1827 part 2 p.274

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  Sir Philip Christopher Musgrave

Obituary, Sir Philip Christopher Musgrave

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SIR P. C. MUSGRAVE, BART. M.P.
June 26. At Eden-Hall, Cumberland, aged 33, Sir Philip Christopher Musgrave, eight Baronet of that place, M.P. for Carlisle, a Justice of the Peace for Cumberland, Westmoreland, and the West Riding of Yorkshire, Alderman of Carlisle, &c.
He was the eldest son of Sir John-Chardin, the seventh and late Baronet, by Mary, daughter of the Rev. Sir Edmund Filmer, sixth and late Baronet of East Sutton in Kent. He succeeded his father July 24, 1806; and was first returned to Parliament as M.P. for Petersfield about 1819. He was re-chosen for that borough at the General Election of 1820, and obtained the representation of Carlisle on the death of Sir James Graham, bt. in 1825. His return at the General Election in 1826 was not without great opposition and serious riots.
Sir Philip married, Oct. 21, 1824, Elizabeth, third daughter of George Fludyer, of Ayston in Rutlandshire, esq. formerly M.P. for Appleby, and brother to Sir Samuel Fludyer, bart. by Lady Mary Fane, sister of John present Earl of Westmoreland, and K.G. and grand-daughter of Cosmo Duke of Gordon. We are not aware whether Sir Philip has left any children by this alliance.

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