Thomas Higgons
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Summary
Thomas Higgons is a human[1]. He was born on January 1, 1624[2]. He passed away in London[3]. He died on January 1, 1691[4]. He worked as a diplomat[5], politician[6], and translator[7]. He is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[8]
Key Facts
- Thomas Higgons died in London[3].
- Thomas Higgons was born on January 1, 1624[2].
- Thomas Higgons died on January 1, 1691[4].
- Thomas Higgons died on November 24, 1691[9].
- Thomas Higgons's father was Thomas Higgons[10].
- Thomas Higgons's mother was Elizabeth Barker[11].
- Thomas Higgons was married to Elizabeth Devereux (née Paulet), Countess of Essex[12].
- Among Thomas Higgons's spouses was Bridget Granville[13].
- A child of Thomas Higgons was Elizabeth Higgons[14].
- A child of Thomas Higgons was Frances Higgons[15].
- A child of Thomas Higgons was Grace Higgons[16].
- A child of Thomas Higgons was George Higgons[17].
- A child of Thomas Higgons was Thomas Higgons[18].
- A child of Thomas Higgons was Bevil Higgons[19].
- Thomas Higgons held citizenship in Kingdom of England[20].
- Thomas Higgons worked as a diplomat[5].
- Thomas Higgons worked as a politician[6].
- Thomas Higgons's professions included translator[7].
- Thomas Higgons held the position of Member of Parliament in the Parliament of England[21].
- Thomas Higgons held the position of Member of the Third Protectorate Parliament[22].
- Thomas Higgons held the position of Member of the 1661-79 Parliament[23].
- Thomas Higgons held the position of Member of the 1685-87 Parliament[24].
- Thomas Higgons was educated at St Alban Hall[25].
- Thomas Higgons received the Knight Bachelor[26].
- Thomas Higgons was a member of Cavalier Parliament[27].
Body
Origins and Family
Thomas Higgons was born on January 1, 1624[2]. His father was he[10]. His mother was Elizabeth Barker[11].
Education
Thomas Higgons was educated at St Alban Hall[25].
Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include diplomat[5], politician[6], and translator[7]. Positions held include Member of Parliament in the Parliament of England[21]; Member of the Third Protectorate Parliament[22], a position[28], founded in 1659[29]; Member of the 1661-79 Parliament[23]; and Member of the 1685-87 Parliament[24].
Recognition
Thomas Higgons received the Knight Bachelor[26].
Personal Life
Spouses include Elizabeth Devereux (née Paulet), Countess of Essex[12], 1590–1656[30] and Bridget Granville[13], 1629–1692[31]. Children include Elizabeth Higgons[14]; Frances Higgons[15]; Grace Higgons[16]; George Higgons[17]; Thomas Higgons[18], 1668–1733[32]; and Bevil Higgons[19], a historian[33], 1670–1735[34].
Death and Burial
Recorded date of death include January 1, 1691[4] and November 24, 1691[9]. Thomas Higgons passed away in London[3].
Why It Matters
Thomas Higgons is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[8]
FAQs
Where did Thomas Higgons die?
Thomas Higgons died in London[3].
Who were Thomas Higgons's parents?
Thomas Higgons's father was Thomas Higgons[10]. Thomas Higgons's mother was Elizabeth Barker[11].
Who was Thomas Higgons married to?
Thomas Higgons's spouses include Elizabeth Devereux (née Paulet), Countess of Essex[12] and Bridget Granville[13].
What did Thomas Higgons do for work?
Thomas Higgons worked as diplomat[5], politician[6], and translator[7].
Where did Thomas Higgons go to school?
Thomas Higgons was educated at St Alban Hall[25].
What awards did Thomas Higgons receive?
Honors received include Knight Bachelor[26].