PIERREPONT, Hon. William (c.1607-78), of Thorsby, Notts.; Tong Castle, Salop and Lincoln’s Inn Fields, Mdx.
Sheriff, Salop 1637 – 38; j.p. Salop and Notts. 1641 – d., Lincs. (Kesteven) 1650 – 53, July 1660 – d., Hunts. 1656 – Mar. 1660; commr. for assessment, Salop 1643 – 44, 1647 – 52, 1657, Jan. 1660–3, 1664 – d., sequestration 1643 – 50, defence 1643 – 44, levying of money 1643, northern assoc., Notts. 1645, assessment, Lincs. (Lindsey and Kesteven) 1647 – 48, Notts. 1647 – 52, 1657, Jan. 1660 – d., Lincs. 1649, 1661 – 63, 1664 – d., militia, Lincs., Notts. and Salop 1648, Mar. 1660, Hunts. Mar. 1660, drainage, great level of the fens 1649; custos rot. Salop Mar. – July 1660; commr. for oyer and terminer, Midland circuit July 1660, sewers, Hatfield chase and Lincs. Aug. 1660.
Commr. for Westminster Assembly 1643 – 48; member, committee of Both Kingdoms 1644 – 48; commr. for Treaty of Uxbridge 1645, New Model Army 1645, abuses in heraldry 1646, exclusion from sacrament 1646, bishops’ lands 1646, indemnity 1647 – 49, scandalous offences 1648, Treaty of Newport 1648, trade 1655 – 57, relief of Piedmontese Protestants 1656; councillor of state 23 Feb. – 31 May 1660; commr. for Admiralty Mar. – July 1660, public accounts 1667–70.
PIERREPONT, Hon. William (c.1607-78)
PILKINGTON, Thomas (1628-91), of Scotch Yard, Great Bush Lane, London and Eltham, Kent.
Asst. Levant Co. 1657 – 58, 1660 – 61, 1662 – 82; member, Skinners’ Co. 1660, master 1677 – 78, 1681 – 82; common councilman, London 1667 – 77, bridgemaster 1675 – 76, 1680 – 81, dep. 1677 – 80; commr. for assessment, London 1677 – 80, 1689 – 90, Northants. 1679 – 80, 1689; alderman of London 1680 – 82, 1689 – d., sheriff 1681 – 82, dep. lt. 1689 – d., ld. mayor Mar. 1689 – Nov. 1690, col. white regt. of militia ft. 1689 – 90; j.p. Kent 1689–d.
Commr. for preventing export of wool 1689 – d.
PILKINGTON, Thomas (1628-91)
PITT, George (1625-94), of Strathfieldsaye, Hants and Duke Street, Westminster.
Cornet (royalist) 1643–4.
Gent. of privy chamber June 1660 – ?74; comptroller to the Duke of York 1674–5.
J.p. Hants July 1660–?d., Glos. July 1660-at least 1664, Westminster 1665 – 89, Dorset 1680–?d., commr. for assessment, Dorset Aug. 1660–4, Hants Aug. 1660–80, Westminster 1664 – 69, Glos. and Wilts. 1673 – 80, Glos. Hants and Wilts. 1689 – 90, oyer and terminer, Mdx. Nov. 1660; freeman, Portsmouth 1675.
PITT, George (1625-94)
PIPER, Sir Hugh (c.1617-87), of Launceston, Cornw.
Capt. of ft. (royalist) by 1643; capt.-lt. of ft. Plymouth garrison 1661 – d.; dep. gov. Plymouth 1672 – d.; capt. Rougemont Castle, Exeter; constable, Launceston castle 1678–d.
Commr. for assessment, Cornw. 1661 – 63, Devon 1667 – 80, Plymouth 1677 – 79; alderman, Launceston ?1662 – d., mayor 1681 – 82; stannator of Foymore 1663; sub-commr. of prizes, Plymouth 1673 – 74; j.p. Devon 1678 – d., Cornw. 1680 – d.; capt. of militia ft. Cornw. by 1679 – d.; freeman, Saltash 1683, Liskeard 1685; alderman, Plymouth 1684–d.
PIPER, Sir Hugh (c.1617-87)
PITT, Thomas (1653-1726), of Mawarden Court, Stratford sub Castle, Wilts.
Commr. for assessment, Wilts. 1689 – 90, Salisbury 1690, capt. of militia ft. Wilts. 1689 – ?97; pres. of Fort St. George, India 1697 – 1709; j.p. Wilts. by 1701 – at least02, Dorset and Wilts. 1712–?d.; commr. for 50 new churches 1715; gov. Jamaica 1716–17.
This biography is based on C. A. Dalton, Life of Thomas Pitt.
PITT, Thomas (1653-1726)
