George Venables-Vernon, 1st Baron Vernon

The Right Honourable
The Lord Vernon
The Right Honourable The Lord Vernon
	Portrait of Venables-Vernon, by John Vanderbank, 1736
Member of the British Parliament; for Lichfield
	In office; 1731–1747 Serving with Richard Plumer, Sir Rowland Hill, Sir Lister Holte
Preceded by	Walter Chetwynd; Richard Plumer
Succeeded by	Richard Leveson-Gower; Thomas Anson
Member of the British Parliament; for Derby
	In office; 1754–1762 Serving with Lord Frederick Cavendish
Preceded by	Viscount Duncannon; Thomas Rivett
Succeeded by	Lord Frederick Cavendish; William Fitzherbert
Personal details
Born	George Vernon; 9 February 1709
Died	2 August 1780 (aged 71)
Spouses	; Hon. Mary Howard; (m. 1733; died 1740) ; Ann Lee; (m. 1741; died 1742) ; Martha Harcourt; (m. 1744; died 1780)
Children	9
Parent(s)	Henry Vernon; Anne Pigott
Residence	Sudbury Hall

George Venables-Vernon, 1st Baron Vernon (9 February 1709 – 2 August 1780), was a British politician.^[1]

^ Lodge, Edmund (1838). The Genealogy of the Existing British Peerage. Saunders and Otley. p. 503.

The Right Honourable The Lord Vernon
Portrait of Venables-Vernon, by John Vanderbank, 1736

Member of the British Parliament for Lichfield
In office 1731–1747 Serving with Richard Plumer, Sir Rowland Hill, Sir Lister Holte
Preceded by	Walter Chetwynd Richard Plumer
Succeeded by	Richard Leveson-Gower Thomas Anson
Member of the British Parliament for Derby
In office 1754–1762 Serving with Lord Frederick Cavendish
Preceded by	Viscount Duncannon Thomas Rivett
Succeeded by	Lord Frederick Cavendish William Fitzherbert

Personal details
Born	George Vernon (1709-02-09)9 February 1709
Died	2 August 1780(1780-08-02) (aged 71)
Spouses	Hon. Mary Howard (m. 1733; died 1740) Ann Lee (m. 1741; died 1742) Martha Harcourt (m. 1744; died 1780)
Children	9
Parent(s)	Henry Vernon Anne Pigott
Residence	Sudbury Hall