GODOLPHIN, Charles (c.1651-1720), of Westminster and Coulston, Wilts.
Assay-master of the stannaries 1681 – d.; inspector of tin coinage Sept. 1688, commr. 1689; asst. R. Africa Co. 1690 – 91; commr. of customs 1691 – 1714, union with Scotland 1702; registrar of shipping 1702–d.
J.p. Cornw. by 1701–?d.
GODOLPHIN, Charles (c.1651-1720)
GODOLPHIN, Francis (1605-67), of Godolphin, Breage, Cornw.
Stannator, Penwith and Kerrier 1636, 1663; sheriff, Cornw. 1637 – 38, commr. of array 1642, j.p. July 1660–?d.; commr. for oyer and terminer, Western circuit July 1660, assessment, Cornw. Aug. 1660 – d., dep. lt. 1662 – d.; receiver Devon and Cornw. by 1663–d.
Gov. Scilly Is. 1640 – 46, June 1660–d.
GODOLPHIN, Francis (1605-67)
GODOLPHIN, Sidney I (1645-1712), of Whitehall.
Page of honour 1662 – 68; groom of the bedchamber 1670 – 78; envoy extraordinary to Louis XIV of France 1672, to the Spanish Netherlands and the Prince of Orange 1678; master of the robes 1678 – 79; ld. of Treasury 1679 – 84, 1687 – 90, first ld. 1684 – 85, 1690 – 96; sec. of state (south) May-Aug. 1684; PC 4 Feb. 1680 – Feb. 1689, 20 Nov. 1690 – d.; ld. chamberlain to Queen Mary of Modena 1685 – Dec. 1688; member of council to Queen Catherine 1687 – ?91; one of the lds. justices 1695, 1696, 1701; ld. treasurer 1700 – 01, 1702–10.
Cornet, Prince Rupert’s Horse 1667.
Freeman, Portsmouth 1668, Liskeard 1685; commr. for assessment, Cornw. 1673 – 80; j.p. Cornw. 1680 – d., Mdx. 1680 – 85; ranger of Cranborne chase, Windsor forest July 1688–1700; ld. lt. and custos rot. Cornw. 1705–10.
This biography is based upon Sir Tresham Lever, Godolphin: His Life and Times, except where otherwise indicated.
GODOLPHIN, Sidney I (1645-1712)
GODOLPHIN, Sidney II (1652-1732), of Broniarth, Mont. and Thames Ditton, Surr.
J.p. Denb. 1678 – 89, Mont. 1678 – 90, Cornw. June 1688–?d., Salop 1700 – d.; commr. for assessment, Mont. 1679 – 80, 1689, Denb. 1689 – 90; dep. lt. Mont. Feb. 1688–9.
Capt. Earl of Bath’s Regt. (later 10 Ft.) 1685, lt.-col. 1694 – 96; lt.-gov. Scilly Is. 1690, gov. 1700 – d.; maj. Queen’s Regt. (later 2 Ft.) 1700–2.
Auditor in the Exchequer 1702–d.
GODOLPHIN, Sidney II (1652-1732)
GODOLPHIN, William (1635-96), of Spargor, St. Mabyn, Cornw.
Under-sec. of state (south) by 1662 – 65; sec. of embassy, Madrid 1666, envoy extraordinary 1668, ambassador 1671 – 78; auditor in the Exchequer 1668–90.
FRS 1664.
GODOLPHIN, William (1635-96)
