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Date of Birth : 8/9/1647
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Date of Death : 24/2/1721
Place of Death : St. James
Venue of Death : Buckingham House. Site of,
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Partnership Status: Marriage
Place Married : Littlecote
Venue Married : Littlecote House
Commenced : 18/3/1685
Ended : 13/8/1697
Remarks: Ursula Died
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Year of Birth
Place of Birth
Partnership Status: Marriage
Place Married : Strand
Venue Married : Church of St Clement Danes
Commenced : 12/3/1698
Ended : 7/2/1703
Remarks: Catherine Died
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Partnership Status: Illegitimate Liason
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Commenced : 1703
Ended : 1706
Remarks: Dates are uncertain
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Gender
Year of Birth
Place of Birth
Partnership Status: Marriage
Place Married : Charing Cross
Venue Married : St Martin in the Fields
Commenced : 16/3/1705
Ended :
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A record of the occurences in the personal life of John Sheffield (1647-1721) and his close family.
Commenced
Completed
Achievement
Place
Venue
1674
Knight of the Garter
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1710
Lord Steward
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13/6/1711
23/9/1714
Lord President of the Council
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A record of the official titles granted to John Sheffield (1647-1721).
Granted
Terminated (*1)
Creation (*2)
Sequence
Rank or Title
Peerage
Note 1 - A Peerage can be terminated for a number of different reasons. It can be forfeited, the possessor can be deprived of it, it can be surrendered or the title can become extinct. The title may also be replaced with a different one!
Note 2 - The 'Creation' is the date that the title was first awarded. This date remains the same for successive recipients until the title is terminated for any of the reasons in Note 1 above. Generally the ealier the date the higher the rank of the title in the 'order of precedence'.
A record of the attendance of John Sheffield (1647-1721) at historic events of national importance.
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