William Peter Griggs

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Sir William Peter Griggs (1849–1920) was an English Member of Parliament for Ilford in north-east London.

Griggs entered local politics in 1899 when he was elected to Ilford District Council,

Vice chairman Ilford Urban District 1904-5 and chairman 1905-6.

Griggs stood for Parliament in 1910 in the Romford constituency but failed to win the seat. Griggs was successful at his next attempt during the 1918 General Election for the newly formed Ilford constituency with a majority of 11,249. He was knighted in 1916.

On 11 August 1920 he died at his home in Ilford after a long illness.[1] This created a by-election which was won by fellow Coalition Conservative Fredric Wise.

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