Horatio Churchill

Horatio Churchill was born on 28 February 1759 and died on 22 September 1817. He was associated with Lower Grosvenor Street in Middlesex, England. Churchill was a member of the Churchill family, being a younger son of Charles Churchill, who served as a Member of Parliament.

Churchill's military career began in 1773 when he joined the Army as an ensign. Over the years, he advanced through the ranks within the Royal Artillery, attaining the rank of Major-General in 1811. His military service was conducted concurrently with his political career.

In terms of political involvement, Horatio Churchill served as a Member of Parliament for Castle Rising from 1796 to 1802. Castle Rising was a constituency in England represented in the Parliament of England during this period.

Churchill was married to Harriot Ann Modigham (also recorded as Harriot Ann Modigliani). The couple had three children together: one son and two daughters.

There are no additional details provided regarding his early education, specific military engagements, political activities beyond his term as MP, or the later years of his life.