William Pole, 7th Baronet

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William Pole (left) as a child with his siblings Mary-Anne and John George in front of the Old Shute House . Painting by Thomas Beach, 1793

Sir William Templer Pole, 7th Baronet ( August 2, 1782 - April 1, 1847 ) was a British nobleman .

William Pole came from the Pole family , a family of the gentry of Devon . He was the eldest son of Sir John Pole, 6th Baronet and his wife Anne Templer . In 1789 his father changed his name to de la Pole , but Pole kept his name. When his father died early in 1799, he inherited his extensive land holdings and the title of Baronet , of Shute House in the County of Devon. His father had built a new mansion in Shute and also acquired extensive land holdings, so that the legacy was financially burdened and disorganized. Pole studied from 1801 at Christ Church College , Oxford. In 1804 he graduated with a master's degree , and in 1803 he studied at Lincoln's Inn in London. In 1810 he earned the degree of Doctor of Law . In 1818 he served as the sheriff of Devon.

In his first marriage, Pole married his cousin Sophia Anne Templer , a daughter of George Templer from Shapwick House in Somerset . With her he had a son:

On August 30, 1810, De La Pole married Charlotte Fraser , a daughter of John Fraser, for the second time . He had several children with her, including:

His heir became his eldest son John from his first marriage.

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Joseph Foster: Alumni Oxoniensis (1715-1886). Volume 4, Parker, Oxford 1887, p. 359.
predecessor Office successor
John de la Pole Pole Baronet, of Shute House
1799–1847
John Reeve de la Pole