Bernard, Francis, Sir, 1712?-1779
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Bernard, Francis, Sir, 1712?-1779
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Bernard, Francis, Sir, 1712?-1779
Bernard, Francis, 1712-1779
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Bernard, Francis, 1712-1779
Bernard, Francis
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Bernard, Francis
Bernard, Francis, Viscount Bernard; 3rd Earl of Bandon 1856
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Bernard, Francis, Viscount Bernard; 3rd Earl of Bandon 1856
Bernard, Sir Fancis, bart., 1712-1779
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Bernard, Sir Fancis, bart., 1712-1779
Bernard, Francis 1712?-1779 Sir
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Bernard, Francis 1712?-1779 Sir
Bernard, Francis, 1st Earl of Bandon
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Bernard, Francis, 1st Earl of Bandon
Bernard, Francis, Agent of Invalids
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Bernard, Francis, Agent of Invalids
Bernard, Francis, MD, Physician to James II., and to St. Bartholomew's Hospital
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Bernard, Francis, MD, Physician to James II., and to St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Bernard, Francis, of Add MS 22679
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Bernard, Francis, of Add MS 22679
Bernard, Francis Sir, bart 1712-1779
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Bernard, Francis Sir, bart 1712-1779
Bernard Governor 1712-1779
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Bernard Governor 1712-1779
Bernard, Fra Sir 1712-1779
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Bernard, Fra Sir 1712-1779
Bernard, Governor 1712-1779 (Francis),
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Bernard, Governor 1712-1779 (Francis),
Bernard of Nettleham, Francis 1712-1779
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Bernard of Nettleham, Francis 1712-1779
Bernard, Fra. Sir, 1712-1779 (Francis),
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Bernard was Captain General and Governor in Chief of the Province of Massachusetts Bay.
Governor of Massachusetts Bay (Colony).
Sir Francis Bernard was born in England in July 1712. After graduating from Oxford University in 1736, he practiced law. In 1758, he received an appointment as governor of New Jersey, and in 1760, he became governor of Massachusetts. Bernard publicly supported British economic policies for the North American colonies, including the Sugar Act and Stamp Act, and in 1767, he requested military assistance following protests against customs commissioners. After facing increasing unpopularity among the colony's residents, Bernard resigned, and he left Massachusetts in 1769. Upon his return to England, he lived in Aylesbury. He and his wife, Amelia Offley, had ten surviving children. Bernard died on June 6, 1779.
Title: Viscount Bernard; 3rd Earl of Bandon 1856
Epithet: of Add MS 22679
Title: 1st Earl of Bandon
Colonial governor of New Jersey, 1758-1760, and Massachusetts, 1760-1769.
Epithet: Agent of Invalids
Colonial governor of New Jersey, 1758-1760; of Massachusetts, 1760-1769.
Epithet: MD, Physician to James II., and to St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Governor of Massachusetts.
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