Sir Robert Bateson
Irish politician and 1st Baronet
Irish politician and 1st Baronet
1782
244 years ago
Leaders & Politicians
Ireland
A prominent politician in Ireland during the 19th century, held the title of 1st Baronet. Engaged actively in local governance and political matters throughout his career. Known for his work in the political landscape of Ireland during a period of significant change. Involved in various legislative activities aimed at addressing the needs and interests of his constituents.
Served as a Member of Parliament for County Down
Established himself in local politics
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