Richard Dyott (died 1719) facts for kids
Richard Dyott (born May 9, 1667 – died May 13, 1719) lived at Freeford Manor near Lichfield, England. He was an important landowner and a politician. He served in the House of Commons, which is like a part of the government, during three different times between 1690 and 1710.
Early Life and Family
Richard Dyott was the son of another man also named Richard Dyott, who lived at Freeford Manor. His mother was Anne Greene. When his father passed away in 1677, young Richard took over the family estate.
In 1685, on September 20, Richard Dyott married Frances Inge. She was the daughter of William Inge from Thorpe Constantine. Richard and Frances had six children together: two sons and four daughters.
A Career in Politics
Richard Dyott was a Member of Parliament, often called an MP. This means he was chosen by people to represent them in the House of Commons. The House of Commons is where laws are made and important decisions for the country are discussed.
Dyott was first elected as an MP for Lichfield in 1690. He served in this role for five years, until 1695.
He was elected again for Lichfield in 1698. This time, he served for a longer period, until 1708. After a short break, he was elected one more time in 1710. He continued to be an MP until 1715.
