Members of Parliament

1510 – 1707

There were periods when there were no parliaments, so the dates given refer to the assembly and subsequent dissolution of those parliaments that were held. The House of Commons 1509–1558 and 1558–1603 distinguished two politicians with the same name by the use of roman numerals, as used here.

Where names are listed as ‘unknown‘, they were either not recorded on available parliamentary or electoral documents or have not been ascertained by other means (such as private diaries, letters, and suchlike).

Elected	Assembled	Dissolved	First Member	Second Member
1510	21 Jan 1510	23 Feb 1510	John Welles	William Pury
1512	4 Feb 1512	4 Mar 1514	John Welles	Thomas Rider
1515	5 Feb 1515	22 Dec 1515	John Welles	Thomas Rider
1523	15 Apr 1523	13 Aug 1523	unknown	unknown
1529	3 Nov 1529	14 Apr 1536	Thomas Warde	William Simonds
1536	8 Jun 1536	18 Jul 1536	unknown	unknown
1539	28 Apr 1539	24 Jul 1540	unknown	unknown
1542	16 Jan 1542	28 Mar 1544	Richard Warde	William Simonds
1545	23 Nov 1545	31 Jan 1547	Thomas Legh	unknown
1547	4 Nov 1547	15 Apr 1552	Richard Warde	Edward Weldon
				Thomas Little
1553	1 Mar 1553	31 Mar 1553	Richard Warde	Richard Amyce
1553	5 Oct 1553	5 Dec 1553	Richard Warde	Thomas Good
1554	2 Apr 1554	3 May 1554	Richard Warde	Thomas Butler II
1554	12 Nov 1554	16 Jan 1555	Richard Warde	William Norreys
1555	21 Oct 1555	9 Dec 1555	Richard Warde	William Norreys
14 Jan 1558	20 Jan 1558	17 Nov 1558	William Hanley	William Norreys
5 Jan 1559	23 Jan 1559	8 May 1559	Thomas Weldon	Roger Amyce
1562 or 1563	11 Jan 1563	2 Jan 1567	Richard Gallys	John Gresham
1571	2 Apr 1571	29 May 1571	John Thomson	Humphrey Michell
12 Apr 1572	8 May 1572	19 Apr 1583	Edmund Dockwra	Richard Gallys[11]
1576				Humphrey Michell
16 Nov 1584	23 Nov 1584	14 Sep 1585	Henry Neville	John Croke III
28 Sep 1586	13 Oct 1586	23 Mar 1587	Henry Neville	George Woodward
10 Oct 1588	4 Feb 1589	29 Mar 1589	Henry Neville	Edward Hake
26 Oct 1588			Edward Neville
1593	18 Feb 1593	10 Apr 1593	Henry Neville	Edward Neville II
16 Oct 1597	24 Oct 1597	9 Feb 1598	Julius Caesar	John Norreys
1 Oct 1601	27 Oct 1601	19 Dec 1601	Julius Caesar	(Sir) John Norreys
1604	19 Mar 1604	9 Feb 1611	Samuel Backhouse	Thomas Durdent died and replaced by Sir Francis Howard
1614	5 Apr 1614	7 Jun 1614	Sir Richard Lovelace	Thomas Woodward
1621	16 Jan 1621	8 Feb 1622	Sir Charles Howard	Sir Robert Bennet
1624	12 Feb 1624	27 Mar 1625	Edmund Sawyer	Thomas Woodward died and replaced by Sir William Hewitt
1625	17 May 1625	12 Aug 1625	William Russell	Humphrey Newbury
1626	6 Feb 1626	15 Jun 1626	William Russell	Humphrey Newbury
1628	17 Mar 1628	10 Mar 1629	William Beecher	Thomas Hewett
	No parliament held
1640	13 Apr 1640	5 May 1640	Sir Arthur Ingram	Sir Richard Harrison
1640	3 Nov 1640	5 Dec 1648	Cornelius Holland	William Taylor Richard Winwood (1641)
	6 Dec 1648	20 Apr 1653 [n 6]
1653	4 July 1653	12 Dec 1653	unrepresented	unrepresented
1654	3 Sep 1654	22 Jan 1655	unrepresented	unrepresented
1656	17 Sep 1656	4 Feb 1658	unrepresented	unrepresented
1659	27 Jan 1659	22 Apr 1659	George Starkey	Christopher Whichcote
N/A	7 May 1659	20 Feb 1660	unknown	unknown
	21 Feb 1660	16 May 1660
3 Apr 1660	25 Apr 1660	29 Dec 1660	Alexander Baker	Roger Palmer
9 Apr 1661	8 May 1661	24 Jan 1679	Sir Richard Braham[13]	Thomas Higgons
19 Feb 1677			Sir Francis Winnington
27 Feb 1679	6 Mar 1679	12 Jul 1679	Sir John Ernle	John Powney
5 Apr 1679			Richard Winwood	Samuel Starkey
29 Aug 1679	21 Oct 1680	18 Jan 1681	John Powney	John Carey
4 Nov 1680			Samuel Starkey	Richard Winwood
1681	21 Mar 1681	28 Mar 1681	Samuel Starkey	Richard Winwood
28 Mar 1685	19 May 1685	2 Jun 1687	William Chiffinch	Richard Graham
11 Jan 1689	22 Jan 1689	6 Feb 1690	Henry Powle	Sir Christopher Wren
23 May 1689				Sir Algernon May
6 Mar 1690	20 Mar 1690	11 Oct 1695	Sir Christopher Wren	Baptist May
17 May 1690			Sir Charles Porter	William Adderley[14]
20 Nov 1693				Sir William Scawen
23 Oct 1695	22 Nov 1695	6 Jul 1698	Sir William Scawen	The 4th Viscount Fitzhardinge
21 Aug 1698	24 Aug 1698	19 Dec 1700	The 4th Viscount Fitzhardinge	Richard Topham
3 Jan 1701	6 Feb 1701	11 Nov 1701	The 4th Viscount Fitzhardinge	Richard Topham
21 Nov 1701	30 Dec 1701	2 Jul 1702	The 4th Viscount Fitzhardinge	Richard Topham
16 Aug 1702	20 Aug 1702	5 Apr 1705	The 4th Viscount Fitzhardinge	Richard Topham
8 May 1705	14 Jun 1705			Richard Topham

1707 – 1868

Year	First Member	Party	Second Member	Party
1707	John, Viscount Fitzhardinge		Richard Topham
1710	William Paul
1711	Samuel Masham
1712	Charles Aldworth
1713			Christopher Wren
Jan 1715	Robert Gayer
Apr 1715	Sir Henry Ashurst, Bt		Samuel Travers
1722	Charles, Earl of Burford		William, Earl of Inchiquin
1726	Lord Vere Beauclerk
1727			George, Viscount Malpas
1733			Lord Sidney Beauclerk
1741	Henry Fox
1744			Lord George Beauclerk
1754			Hon. John Fitzwilliam
1761	Hon. Augustus Keppel
Mar 1768			Lord George Beauclerk
May 1768			Richard Tonson
1772			Hon. John Hussey-Montagu	Tory
1780	Peniston Portlock Powney	Tory
1787			The Earl of Mornington
1794	William Grant	Tory
1796	Henry Isherwood	Tory	Hon. Robert Fulke Greville	Tory
1797	Sir William Johnston, Bt	Tory
1802	John Williams	Tory
1804	Arthur Vansittart	Tory
1806	Edward Disbrowe	Tory	Richard Ramsbottom	Tory
1810			John Ramsbottom, junior	Non Partisan
1812				Whig
1819	The Lord Graves	Tory
1820	Sir Herbert Taylor	Tory
1823	Edward Cromwell Disbrowe	Non Partisan
1826	Sir Hussey Vivian	Non Partisan
1830		Whig
1831	Rt Hon. Edward Stanley	Whig
1832	Sir Samuel Pechell, Bt	Whig		Radical
1835	Sir John Edmund de Beauvoir	Radical
1835	Sir John Elley	Conservative
1837	Robert Gordon	Whig
1841	Ralph Neville	Conservative
1845			George Alexander Reid	Conservative
1847	Lord John Hay	Whig
1850	John Hatchell	Whig
1852			Charles Grenfell	Whig
1852	Lord Charles Wellesley	Conservative
1855	Samson Ricardo	Whig
1857	William Vansittart	Conservative
1859			George William Hope	Conservative
1863			Richard Howard-Vyse	Conservative
1865	Sir Henry Hoare, Bt	Liberal	Henry Labouchere	Liberal
1866	Charles Edwards	Liberal	Roger Eykyn	Liberal

1868 – 1974

In 1868, the constituency of New Windsor was reduced to a single Member of Parliament; it had previously had two.

Election	Member	Party
1868	Roger Eykyn	Liberal
1874	Robert Richardson-Gardner (*)	Conservative
1890 by-election	Sir Francis Barry, Baronet (*)	Conservative
1906	James Mason	Conservative
1918	Ernest Gardner	Coalition Conservative
1922	Sir Annesley Somerville	Conservative
1942 by-election	Sir Charles Mott-Radclyffe (*)	Conservative
1970	Alan Glyn	Conservative

1974 – 1997

In February 1974, the Parliamentary Boundaries were redrawn and the constituency of Windsor was abolished; it then became Windsor & Maidenhead.

Election	Member	Party
Feb 1974	Sir Alan Glyn	Conservative
1992	Michael Trend	Conservative
1997	constituency abolished: see Windsor & Maidenhead

1997 – Present

Year	Member	Party
1997	Michael Trend	Conservative
2005	Adam Afriyie	Conservative
2004	Jack Rankin	Conservative