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In 1539 Richard Brydges [aged 39] was elected MP Berkshire (Note. There is some doubt about this).
In 1539 Thomas Pope [aged 32] was elected MP Berkshire.
In 1547 Henry Norreys [aged 22] was elected MP Berkshire which seat he held until 1552.
In April 1553 Richard Brydges [aged 53] was elected MP Berkshire.
In November 1554 Richard Brydges [aged 54] was elected MP Berkshire.
In 1563 John Cheney was elected MP Berkshire.
In 1572 Edward Unton [aged 38] was elected MP Berkshire.
In 1584 Edward Unton [aged 28] was elected MP Berkshire.
In 1586 Thomas Parry [aged 45] was elected MP Berkshire.
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In 1586 Edward Unton [aged 30] was elected MP Berkshire.
In 1614 Thomas Parry [aged 73] was elected MP Berkshire. After being censured for interference in the election at Stockbridge, was dismissed from the House on 11th May 1614.
In 1654 Robert Pye [aged 34] was elected MP Berkshire during the First Protectorate Parliament.
In 1659 Robert Pye [aged 39] was elected MP Berkshire during the Third Protectorate Parliament.
In 1660 Robert Pye [aged 40] was elected MP Berkshire during the Convention Parliament.
In 1662 Philip Howard [aged 32] was elected MP Berkshire.
In 1754 Charles Fane 2nd Viscount Fane [aged 46] was elected MP Berkshire which seat he held until 1761.
In 1857 Philip Pleydell-Bouverie [aged 68] was elected MP Berkshire.