Richard Grenville (by 1524 – 1577 or 1578), of Stowe, Kilkhampton and Penheale, Cornwall, was a politician and Member (MP) of the Parliament of England for the constituency of Newport, Cornwall in 1545 and 1559, and for Dunheved in 1555 and 1563.[1]
Richard Grenvill | |
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| Born | by 1524 |
| Died | 1577 or 1578 |
| Occupation(s) | Member of Parliament subsidy collector for the Hundreds of Stratton and Lesnewth |
| Parent(s) | Digory Grenville and Philippa Grenville |
| Parliament of England | ||
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| Preceded by ? | Member of Parliament for Newport 1545–1547 With: Walter Skinner 1545–1547 | Succeeded by Reginald Mohun 1547–1552 |
| Preceded by William Bendlowes 1554–1555 | Member of Parliament for Dunheved 1555 With: John Kempthorne 1553–1555 | Succeeded by Thomas Roper 1558 |
| Preceded by Thomas Hungate 1558 | Member of Parliament for Newport 1559 With: Thomas Hickes 1559 | Succeeded by George Basset 1563–1567 |
| Preceded by George Basset 1559 | Member of Parliament for Dunheved 1563–1567 With: Henry Chiverton 1563–1567 | Succeeded by George Grenville 1571 |