Henry de Grey, 4th Earl of Kent, was an English nobleman born in 1746. He inherited the title of Earl of Kent in 1776 after the death of his father, Henry de Grey, 3rd Earl of Kent. The 4th Earl was known for his involvement in local politics and his contributions to the community in Kent, England. He served as a Member of Parliament for Kent and was active in various charitable endeavors. The 4th Earl of Kent passed away in 1816, and his title was succeeded by his son, Henry de Grey, 5th Earl of Kent. His legacy includes his commitment to public service and the welfare of his constituents.