On 16 March 1661, King Charles II of England made him a Baronet, of Middle Claydon, in the County of Buckingham. A year later, he became a Commissioner of Sewers in Bedfordshire and was additionally a commissioner for loyal and indigent officers in the same county.
On 16 March 1661, King Charles II of England granted him the title of Baronet, of Middle Claydon, in Buckingham County. He then took on additional responsibilities as a Commissioner of Sewers in Bedfordshire and served as a commissioner for loyal and needy officers in the same county.