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Christopher Fitzsimon (d. 25 July 1856)^[1] was an Irish barrister and politician.^[2] As a member of the Repeal Association, he was one of two MPs elected for County Dublin in the 1833 Election.^[3] In later life Fitzsimon held the lucrative office of clerk of the Hanaper-office.^[4]

Fitzsimon, from Glencullen, was son-in-law of Daniel O'Connell.^[5] By March 1829 he was the only Catholic on the grand jury of Wicklow.^[6]

References

^ The Times, Ireland, 11 August 1856
^ The Times, Ireland, 17 January 1832
^ List of MPs elected in the United Kingdom general election, 1832/Constituencies D–E
^ The Times, Whig Patronage 6 August 1841
^ The Times, O'Connell and the People of Leicester, 6 August 1836
^ The Times, Ireland. Private Correspondence, 14 March 1829

[1] The Times, Ireland, 11 August 1856

[2] The Times, Ireland, 17 January 1832

[3] List of MPs elected in the United Kingdom general election, 1832/Constituencies D–E

[4] The Times, Whig Patronage 6 August 1841

[5] The Times, O'Connell and the People of Leicester, 6 August 1836

[6] The Times, Ireland. Private Correspondence, 14 March 1829

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	'''Christopher Fitzsimon''' (d. 25 July 1856)<ref>[[The Times]], ''Ireland'', 11 August 1856</ref> was an Irish barrister and politician.<ref>The Times, ''Ireland'', 17 January 1832</ref> As a member of the [[Repeal Association]], he was one of two MPs elected for [[County Dublin]] in the [[1833 UK election\|1833 Election]].<ref>[[List of MPs elected in the United Kingdom general election, 1832/Constituencies D–E]]</ref> In later life Fitzsimon held the lucrative office of clerk of the [[Hanaper-office]].<ref>The Times, ''Whig Patronage'' 6 August 1841</ref>		'''Christopher Fitzsimon''' (d. 25 July 1856)<ref>[[The Times]], ''Ireland'', 11 August 1856</ref> was an Irish barrister and politician.<ref>The Times, ''Ireland'', 17 January 1832</ref> As a member of the [[Repeal Association]], he was one of two MPs elected for [[Dublin County (UK Parliament constituency)\|County Dublin]] in the [[1833 UK election\|1833 Election]].<ref>[[List of MPs elected in the United Kingdom general election, 1832/Constituencies D–E]]</ref> In later life Fitzsimon held the lucrative office of clerk of the [[Hanaper-office]].<ref>The Times, ''Whig Patronage'' 6 August 1841</ref>

	Fitzsimon, from [[Glencullen]], was son-in-law of [[Daniel O'Connell]].<ref>[[The Times]], ''O'Connell and the People of Leicester'', 6 August 1836</ref> By March 1829 he was the only Catholic on the grand jury of [[Wicklow]].<ref>The Times, ''Ireland. Private Correspondence'', 14 March 1829</ref>		Fitzsimon, from [[Glencullen]], was son-in-law of [[Daniel O'Connell]].<ref>[[The Times]], ''O'Connell and the People of Leicester'', 6 August 1836</ref> By March 1829 he was the only Catholic on the grand jury of [[Wicklow]].<ref>The Times, ''Ireland. Private Correspondence'', 14 March 1829</ref>