| Constituency | Dates |
|---|---|
| Ludgershall | 1754 – 1761 |
Family and Education
bap. 2 Aug. 1706 1Parish recs. printed Glos. N. Q. iii. 1st s. of William Hayward of Quedgeley by Margaret, da. of William Selwyn of Matson, Glos. educ. L. Inn 1723, called 1729. m. bef. 1733, Mercy, da. of Charles Parsons of Bredon, Worcs., 3s. 1da. suc. fa. 1709.
Address
Main residence: Quedgeley, Glos.
biography text
In 1754 Hayward was returned on the interest of his cousin George Augustus Selwyn. In Dupplin’s list of 1754 he was classed as ‘pro’ among the group of Henry Fox’s friends. On 16 Feb. 1758 he unsuccessfully applied to Newcastle to make his brother dean of Gloucester: ‘I have attended the service of my country with great assiduity for one whole Parliament and half another, which may be presumed to have some merit, nor have I troubled your Grace before.’2Add. 32877, f. 472. Hayward did not stand again in 1761.
He died 14 Mar. 1781.
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