Name Middleton Onslow | Died 1801 | |
Middleton Onslow (17 April 1732 – 1801) was an English landowner, who briefly entered Parliament on behalf of the senior branch of his family.
The elder son of Denzil Onslow and his wife Anne, he belonged to the Onslows of Drungewick, Sussex, a junior branch of the Surrey political family. Through his father, he was third cousin to George Onslow, later the Earl of Onslow. Middleton was put into Parliament for Rye at the 1774 election to hold the seat until George's son Tom should come of age to take the seat. No political activity on Middleton's part is recorded, and on 20 April 1775, he took the Manor of East Hendred to leave the seat and allow it to pass to Tom.
On 31 August 1769, he married Anne, daughter of Trevor Borrett and widow of Arthur Reid. They had three children:
Onslow sold the estate of Kevington to the Berens family.