deaths in 1764造句

• She drew revenues from it until her death in 1764.
• The title became extinct on his death in 1764.
• Nothing is known of his activities between 1750 and his death in 1764.
• By the time of Pompadour's death in 1764 the waters were already pushing hard against the walls of the dam.
• By the time of her death in 1764 her grandson Charles Ingram, had inherited the title and was the last male heir.
• He was the 4th Lord of the Okayama Domain and head of the Ikeda clan . and lasted until his death in 1764.
• On Henry's death in 1764 the estate went to his son, Richard, who like his father attained high political standing.
• In 1750 Macclesfield was offered the honorary position of vice president of the Foundling Hospital, which he accepted and kept until his death in 1764.
• After his death in 1764, he was succeeded by Charles Lang from Frederick, Maryland who bought a farm in Timberville and in the McGaheysville area.
• He was elected Member of Parliament ( MP ) for Devizes in 1740 and was twice re-elected to the seat before his death in 1764.
• The oldest son from his second marriage to Catharina Potter, also Cornelis, appears to have followed in this function after Harmen's death in 1764.
• An interesting personality is that of Judah Monis, who became a convert to Christianity and filled the chair of Hebrew in Harvard College from 1722 until his death in 1764.
• "' Petru Pavel Aron "'( 1709 & ndash; 1764 ) was Primate of the Romanian Greek Catholic Church from 1752 to his death in 1764.
• After de Pompadour's death in 1764, his position in court was restored and he developed an amiable friendship with the King's last mistress, Madame du Barry.
• As Aynsley had in the meanwhile died and Morris was the best person available to fill the post he was reinstated and served in that capacity until his own death in 1764.
• The Hanna family settled in Washington County, Pennsylvania but upon his father's death in 1764, James Sr . was raised by a farmer in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
• The family moved to Leicester House in 1742, and it was to remain the prince s home until his death nine years later, and that of his widow until her death in 1764.
• The Masons and Eibecks had adjacent lands in Maryland, and had joined together in real estate transactions; by his death in 1764, William Eilbeck was one of the wealthiest men in Charles County.
• After Barchmann's death in 1764, his wife continued to live in the house until 1782 when it was sold to John Brown, a grocer and ship owner, who took up residence there.
• The " parti philosophique " was supported by the Marquise de Pompadour, who acted as a sort of minister without portfolio from the time she became royal mistress in 1745 until her death in 1764.