Richard Holland (16th-century MP)

Richard Holland was a Member of Parliament (MP) during the 16th century. While specific biographical details remain scarce, records indicate he represented a constituency in the English Parliament. He is generally identified as one of many lesser-known figures who contributed to the legislative processes of the Tudor period. Further research is needed to determine the precise dates of his service, the constituency he represented, and his contributions to parliamentary debates or committees. His presence in parliamentary records highlights the broader range of individuals, beyond the most prominent figures, who shaped English governance during this era.