Christopher Wilkinson
17th-century English landowner and politician
About Christopher Wilkinson
Lived 1637 – 1694 (aged 56–57).
Christopher Wilkinson ( - 1694), of Lincoln's Inn and Waddow Hall, Waddington, Yorkshire was an English landowner and politician. He represented Clitheroe in the House of Commons in 1689.
Early life and education Wilkinson was born circa 1637, the third son of Thomas Wilkinson and Elizabeth Clement. He started his education at St Catharine's College, Cambridge in 1655, then at Lincoln’s Inn in 1661.
Personal life Wilkinson married three times. He married his first wife, Ellen Cheyne, on 16 December 1663; the couple had one child. On 27 April 1669, he married Barbara Harpham, a widow, by license. He then married Ellen Waddington, also a widow, on 8 January 1674. He had no children from his second and third marriages.
He died on 13 January 1694. By that time, he had disinherited his only son due to the son's Catholic beliefs.
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17th-century English landowner and politician
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Christopher Wilkinson was born in 1637.
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Christopher Wilkinson died on 13 January 1694.
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