Henry King, 2nd Earl of Kingston
Henry King, 2nd Earl of Kingston, was an Irish nobleman born in 1765. He succeeded his father, Henry King, 1st Earl of Kingston, in 1797. The 2nd Earl was known for his involvement in the political and social life of Ireland during the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
He held the title until his death in 1835 and was recognized for his contributions to the House of Lords. The 2nd Earl's legacy includes his estate, Mitchelstown Castle, which was a significant residence in County Cork, Ireland. His family played a prominent role in the region's history.