Henry Vansittart British politician
Henry Vansittart is a 37 years old British politician from Bloomsbury. Henry Vansittart was born on June 03, 1732 (died on January 01, 1770, he was 37 years old) in Bloomsbury.
About
No, he died on 01/01/1770, 254 years ago. He was 37 years old when he died. He died in Mozambique Channel
Family
His mother is Martha Stonhouse and his father is Arthur Vansittart. His mother died at the age of (Henry was 49 years old). When Henry born she was 35 years old. () and Arthur Vansittart was 40 years old when Henry born.
Parents
Mother: Martha Stonhouse
Father: Arthur Vansittart
Wives
Henry Vansittart had two marriages.
Mary Charity Pennefather
He married with Mary Charity Pennefather in 1809. Henry Vansittart was 76 and Mary Charity Pennefather was 15 years old. Married for 215 years, 11 months.
Amelia Morse
Vansittart married with Amelia Morse on Saturday, June 1st, 1754. Henry Vansittart was 21 years old. Married for 270 years, 6 months.
Children
He had ten children, Emelia , Florence , Edith , Elizabeth , Henry (37, British politician) , Nicholas (84, British politician) , Teresa (74) , Charles (171) , Herbert (170) and Eden (79) .
Brother
Henry Vansittart had 1 sibling. Arthur (40 years older)
Education
He graduated from Winchester College and Reading School
What was Henry's zodiac sign?Henry Vansittart zodiac sign was gemini.
Other facts about Henry Vansittart
| AlmaMater | Winchester College, Reading School |
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| Place of death | Mozambique Channel |
| Nationality | British people |
| On focus list of Wikimedia project | TP Updated Since September 2019 |
| Languages spoken, written or signed | English |
| Date of disappearance | 1769-12-24T00:00:00Z |
| Family name | Vansittart. Show people with the surname Vansittart |
| Country of citizenship | Great Britain |
| Given name | Henry |
| Writing language | English |
| Position held | Member Of The 13th Parliament Of Great Britain , parliamentary term: 13th Parliament of Great Britain |
| Date of death | 1770-01-01T00:00:00Z , sourcing circumstances: presumably |
