Robert Camden Cope facts for kids
Robert Camden Cope (born in 1771 – died on December 5, 1818) was a British politician. He came from Loughgall in County Armagh, which is in Ireland. He was a member of the very first Parliament of the United Kingdom.
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About Robert Camden Cope
Robert Camden Cope was an important person in politics during his time. He helped make decisions for the country as a Member of Parliament. Being a politician means you are elected by people to represent them and help create laws.
Early Life and Education
Robert Camden Cope went to Trinity Hall at Cambridge University. This is a famous university in England. After his education, he became involved in politics.
His Time in Parliament
In the election of 1801, Robert Camden Cope was chosen to represent Armagh. He was elected alongside another politician named Archibald Acheson. The Parliament of the United Kingdom is where elected representatives meet to discuss and pass laws for the country.
His Family Connections
Robert Camden Cope came from a family that was also involved in public life. His grandfather, also named Robert Cope, had been a Member of Parliament before him. His uncle, Anthony Cope, was a high-ranking church official known as the Dean of Armagh.
His Passing
Robert Camden Cope passed away in 1818. He was buried at St Mary's Church, Weymouth in England.
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