Francis Mundy

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William Mundy
Francis with his brother Charles as Archers (by Joseph Wright of Derby
Born	1771
Died	1836
Residence	Markeaton Hall
Nationality	English
Occupation	MP
Known for	Politics
Predecessor	Francis Noel Clarke Mundy
Spouse	Sarah Newton
Children	William Mundy, Marian, Laura, Emily and Constance
Parents	Francis Noel Clarke Mundy and Elizabeth Burdett

Francis Mundy 29 August 1771 – 1836 was the eldest of two sons and heir of Francis Noel Clarke Mundy who was a magistrate and poet of Markeaton near Derby. This Francis became a member of parliament for Derby.

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Mundy married Sarah Newton on 1800 and had a son, William Mundy in 1801. Francis became a member of parliament for Derby.

His first daughter was Marian, his second daughter, Laura, died on September 1, 1842 in London.^[1] His third daughter was Emily, but it was his youngest. Constance. who made the notable marriage to Fox-Talbot in 1832.^[2]