Isaac Lemyng Rebow

Isaac Lemyng Rebow (c. 1705 – 3 March 1735) was MP for Colchester from 1734 till his death on 3 March 1735. He succeeded his grandfather, Sir Isaac Rebow who was also an MP for Colchester.^[1][2][3]

Isaac Lemyng Rebow
Member of Parliament for Colchester
In office 1734–1735[1] Serving with Matthew Martin
Preceded by	Stamp Brooksbank Samuel Tufnell
Succeeded by	Jacob Houblon
Personal details
Born	circa. 1705[1]
Died	3 March 1735[1]
Party	Whig[1]
Spouse	Mary Rebow (née Martin)[1]
Children	1[1]
Parents	Lemyng Rebow[1] (father) Abigail Rebow (nee Chamberlain)[1] (mother)
Relatives	Sir Isaac Rebow (grandfather)[1]
Education	Fulham School Trinity College, Cambridge

Biography

Rebow was born around 1705, the second son of Lemyng Rebow and Abigail Rebow (née Chamberlain). He was educated at Fulham School and Trinity College, Cambridge. In 1729, he married Mary Martin and they had one son, Isaac Martin Rebow, born on 28 November 1731.^[4][1][5][6]