William Pinhorne information

William Pinhorne
William Pinhorne
Acting Governor of the Province of New Jersey
	In office; April 1710 – June 10, 1710
Preceded by	Richard Ingoldesby
Succeeded by	Robert Hunter
President of the New Jersey Provincial Council
	In office; June 16, 1709 – June 10, 1710
Preceded by	Lewis Morris
Succeeded by	Lewis Morris
Member of the New Jersey Provincial Council for the Eastern Division
	In office; July 29, 1703 – June 15, 1713 (suspended)
Preceded by	Office created
Succeeded by	John Anderson
Personal details
Born	England
Died	c. 1720
Spouse	Mary Ingoldesby
Children	Mary Pinhorne, Martha Mompesson, John Pinhorne
Residence(s)	New York City; Mount Pinhorne, New Jersey
Occupation	Lawyer

William Pinhorne (died c. 1720) was an American colonial politician and jurist, who served in various capacities in both New York and New Jersey.

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William Pinhorne

Acting Governor of the Province of New Jersey
In office April 1710 – June 10, 1710
Preceded by	Richard Ingoldesby
Succeeded by	Robert Hunter
President of the New Jersey Provincial Council
In office June 16, 1709 – June 10, 1710
Preceded by	Lewis Morris
Succeeded by	Lewis Morris
Member of the New Jersey Provincial Council for the Eastern Division
In office July 29, 1703 – June 15, 1713 (suspended)
Preceded by	Office created
Succeeded by	John Anderson

Personal details
Born	England
Died	c. 1720
Spouse	Mary Ingoldesby
Children	Mary Pinhorne, Martha Mompesson, John Pinhorne
Residence(s)	New York City; Mount Pinhorne, New Jersey
Occupation	Lawyer