John Bonham-Carter
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John Bonham-Carter DL, JP (1788 – 1838) was a British politician and barrister.
The son of Sir John Carter, he changed his name to Bonham-Carter to inherit his counsin's estates. Bonham-Carter was a Justice of Peace and Deputy Lieutenant. He was High Sheriff of Hampshire in 1829 and Member of Parliament (MP) for Portsmouth from 1816 to 1838.
On 25 December 1816, he married Joanna Maria Smith, daughter of William Smith. They had two sons.
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| Parliament of the United Kingdom | ||
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| Preceded by Sir Thomas Miller John Markham |
Member of Parliament for Portsmouth with John Markham 1816-1818 Sir George Cockburn 1818-1820 John Markham 1820-1826 Francis Thornhill Baring 1826-1838 1816–1838 |
Succeeded by Francis Thornhill Baring Sir George Thomas Staunton |
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