BARONETAGE
Last updated 03/07/2018 (20 May 2024)
Date	Type	Order	Name	Born	Died	Age
Dates in italics in the "Born" column indicate that the baronet was baptised on that date; dates in italics in the "Died" column indicate that the baronet was buried on that date.
GABRIEL of Edgecombe Hall, Surrey
14 Aug 1867 to     23 Feb 1891	UK	1	Thomas Gabriel Extinct on his death	5 Nov 1811	23 Feb 1891	79
GAGE of Firle Place, Sussex
26 Mar 1622	E	1	John Gage		3 Oct 1633
3 Oct 1633		2	Thomas Gage		2 Jul 1654
2 Jul 1654		3	Thomas Gage		22 Nov 1660
22 Nov 1660		4	John Gage	c 1642	27 May 1699
27 May 1699		5	John Gage	c 1691	Jan 1700
Jan 1700		6	Thomas Gage	c 1694	Oct 1713
Oct 1713		7	William Gage MP for Seaford 1722‑1744	1695	23 Apr 1744	48
23 Apr 1744		8	Thomas Gage He had been previously created Viscount Gage in 1720 with which title the baronetcy remains merged	c 1695	21 Dec 1754
GAGE of Hengrave, Suffolk
15 Jul 1662	E	1	Edward Gage	c 1626	8 Jan 1707
8 Jan 1707		2	William Gage	c 1651	8 Feb 1727
8 Feb 1727		3	Thomas Gage	c 1710	1 Sep 1741
1 Sep 1741		4	William Gage	c 1712	17 May 1767
17 May 1767		5	Thomas Rookwood Gage	c 1720	21 Mar 1796
21 Mar 1796		6	Thomas Gage	c 1752	1 Dec 1798
1 Dec 1798		7	Thomas Gage	2 Mar 1781	27 Dec 1820	39
27 Dec 1820		8	Thomas Gage (Rokewode-Gage from 1843)	5 Sep 1810	7 Jun 1866	55
7 Jun 1866 to     3 Jan 1872		9	Edward Rokewode-Gage Extinct on his death	20 Mar 1812	3 Jan 1872	59
GALBRAITH of Shanevalley, co. Donegall
26 Jan 1813 to     30 Apr 1827	UK	1	James Galbraith MP [I] for Augher 1798‑1800 Extinct on his death	c 1759	30 Apr 1827
GALLWEY of Hampton Hill, Middlesex
8 Dec 1812	UK		See "Payne-Gallwey"
GALWEY of Kallwollin, Limerick
Apr 1624	I	1	Geffrey Galwey		28 Mar 1636
28 Mar 1636		2	Geoffrey Galwey	c 1616	c 1652
c 1652 to     c 1700		3	James Galwey Extinct on his death		c 1700
GAMBLE of Windlehurst, Lancs
31 Aug 1897	UK	1	David Gamble	3 Feb 1823	4 Feb 1907	84
4 Feb 1907		2	Josias Christopher Gamble	7 Jan 1848	24 Sep 1908	60
24 Sep 1908		3	David Gamble	1 May 1876	17 Jul 1943	67
17 Jul 1943		4	David Arthur Josias Gamble	9 Dec 1907	9 Jan 1982	74
9 Jan 1982		5	David Gamble	5 Jun 1933	27 Dec 1984	51
27 Dec 1984		6	David Hugh Norman Gamble	1 Jul 1966
GAMMANS of Hornsey, Middlesex
24 Jan 1956 to     8 Feb 1957	UK	1	Leonard David Gammans MP for Hornsey 1941‑1957 Extinct on his death	10 Nov 1895	8 Feb 1957	61
GAMON of Grace Castle, Kilkenny
11 May 1795	GB		See "Grace"
GAMULL of Chester, Cheshire
Apr 1644 to     27 Nov 1654	E	1	Francis Gamull MP for Chester 1640‑1644 Extinct on his death	25 Nov 1606	27 Nov 1654	48
GANS of the Netherlands
29 Jun 1682 to     c 1700	E	1	Cornelius Gans Extinct on his death		c 1700
GANZONI of Ipswich, Suffolk
22 Mar 1929	UK	1	Sir Francis John Childs Ganzoni He was subsequently created Baron Belstead in 1938 with which title the baronetcy remained merged until its extinction in 2005	19 Jan 1882	15 Aug 1958	76
GARDINER of Roche Court, Hants
24 Dec 1660	E	1	William Gardiner MP for Wigan 1660	9 May 1628	23 Jun 1691	63
Jun 1691		2	Brocas Gardiner	c 1664	13 Jan 1740
13 Jan 1740 to     20 Oct 1779		3	William Gardiner Extinct on his death	c 1700	20 Oct 1779
GARDINER of Roche Court, Hants
14 Jan 1783	GB		See "Whalley-Smythe-Gardiner"
GARDNER of Uttoxeter, Staffs
9 Sep 1794	GB	1	Alan Gardner He was subsequently created Baron Gardner in 1800 with which title the baronetcy then merged until it became either extinct or dormant in 1883	12 Apr 1742	1 Jan 1809	66
GARDNER of Frilford, Berks
12 Feb 1945	UK		See "Bruce-Gardner"
GARRARD of Lamer, Herts
16 Feb 1622	E	1	John Garrard	c 1590	1637
1637		2	John Garrard		11 Mar 1686
11 Mar 1686		3	John Garrard MP for Ludgershall 1679‑1681 and Amersham 1698‑1701	1638	13 Jan 1701	62
13 Jan 1701		4	Samuel Garrard MP for Amersham 1701 and 1702‑1710	1651	10 Mar 1725	73
10 Mar 1725		5	Samuel Garrard	31 Jul 1692	1 Dec 1761	69
1 Dec 1761 to     1 Jul 1767		6	Benet Garrard MP for Amersham 1761‑1767 Extinct on his death	c 1704	1 Jul 1767
GARRARD of Langford, Norfolk
16 Aug 1662	E	1	Jacob Garrard	30 Nov 1586	c 1666
c 1666		2	Thomas Garrard	25 Apr 1627	c 1690
c 1690 to     12 Mar 1728		3	Nicholas Garrard Extinct on his death	c 1655	12 Mar 1728
GARTHWAITE of Durham
19 May 1919	UK	1	William Garthwaite	11 Jul 1874	20 Jun 1956	81
20 Jun 1956		2	William Francis Cuthbert Garthwaite	3 Jan 1906	15 Dec 1993	87
15 Dec 1993		3	William Mark Charles Garthwaite	4 Nov 1946	23 Mar 2024	77
23 Mar 2024		4	William Tuzo Garthwaite	14 May 1982
GASCOIGNE of Barnbow, Yorks
8 Jun 1635	NS	1	John Gascoigne		3 May 1637
3 May 1637		2	Thomas Gascoigne	c 1596	c 1686
c 1686		3	Thomas Gascoigne	c 1623	1698
1698		4	Thomas Gascoigne	c 1659	c 1718
c 1718		5	John Gascoigne	c 1662	11 Jun 1723
11 Jun 1723		6	Edward Gascoigne		31 May 1750
31 May 1750		7	Edward Gascoigne		16 Jan 1762
16 Jan 1762 to     11 Feb 1810		8	Thomas Gascoigne MP for Thirsk 1780‑1784, Malton 1784 and Arundel 1795‑1796 On his death the baronetcy became either extinct or dormant	Feb 1743	11 Feb 1810	67
GAWDY of Crows Hall, Suffolk
20 Apr 1661	E	1	Charles Gawdy MP for Eye 1678‑1679, 1681‑1687	c 1635	15 Sep 1707
Sep 1707 to     c 1720		2	Framlingham Gawdy Extinct on his death		c 1720
GAWDY of West Harling, Norfolk
13 Jul 1663	E	1	William Gawdy MP for Thetford 1661‑1669	24 Sep 1612	18 Aug 1669	56
Aug 1669		2	John Gawdy	25 Sep 1639	Jan 1709	69
Jan 1709 to     23 Oct 1724		3	Bassingbourne Gawdy Extinct on his death		23 Oct 1724
GEARY of Polesden, Surrey
17 Aug 1782	GB	1	Francis Geary	14 Oct 1709	7 Feb 1796	86
7 Feb 1796		2	William Geary MP for Kent 1796‑1806 and 1812‑1818	23 Sep 1756	6 Aug 1825	68
6 Aug 1825		3	William Richard Powlett Geary MP for Kent West 1835‑1838	13 Nov 1810	19 Dec 1877	67
19 Dec 1877		4	Francis Geary	12 Oct 1811	1 Apr 1895	83
1 Apr 1895 to     26 Dec 1944		5	William Nevill Montgomerie Geary Extinct on his death	7 Apr 1859	26 Dec 1944	85
GELL of Hopton, Derby
29 Jan 1642	E	1	John Gell	22 Jun 1592	26 Oct 1671	79
26 Oct 1671		2	John Gell MP for Derbyshire 1654‑1659 and 1689	7 Oct 1612	8 Feb 1689	76
8 Feb 1689 to     15 Jul 1719		3	Philip Gell MP for Steyning 1681 and Derbyshire 1689‑1690 Extinct on his death	6 Jul 1651	15 Jul 1719	68
GEORGE of Park Place, Middlesex and St. Stephen's Green, Dublin
18 Sep 1809	UK	1	Sir Rupert George	16 Jun 1749	25 Jan 1823	73
25 Jan 1823 to     27 Mar 1856		2	Rupert Dennis George Extinct on his death	9 Oct 1796	27 Mar 1856	59
GERARD of Bryn, Lancs
22 May 1611	E	1	Thomas Gerard MP for Liverpool 1597‑1598, Lancashire 1614 and Wigan 1621	1560	16 Feb 1621	60
Feb 1621		2	Thomas Gerard MP for Liverpool 1624‑1625	c 1584	15 May 1630
15 May 1630		3	William Gerard	1612	7 Apr 1681	68
Apr 1681		4	William Gerard	1638	16 Apr 1702	63
16 Apr 1702		5	William Gerard	22 Jun 1662	29 May 1721	58
29 May 1721		6	William Gerard	27 Dec 1697	9 Dec 1732	34
9 Dec 1732		7	William Gerard	4 Sep 1721	22 Mar 1740	18
22 Mar 1740		8	Thomas Gerard	c 1723	7 Jul 1780
Jul 1780		9	Robert Cansfield Gerard	c 1725	6 Mar 1784
6 Mar 1784		10	Robert Clifton Gerard		26 Aug 1791
26 Aug 1791		11	William Gerard	12 Jul 1773	2 Aug 1826	53
2 Aug 1826		12	John Gerard	8 Dec 1804	21 Feb 1854	49
21 Feb 1854		13	Robert Tolver Gerard He was subsequently created Baron Gerard of Bryn in 1876 with which title the baronetcy remains merged	12 May 1808	15 Mar 1887	78
GERARD of Harrow-on-the-Hill, Middlesex
13 Apr 1620	E	1	Gilbert Gerard MP for Wigan 1614, Middlesex 1621‑1648 and Lancaster 1660	23 Oct 1587	6 Jan 1670	82
6 Jan 1670		2	Francis Gerard MP for Seaford 1641‑1648, Middlesex 1659 and Bossiney 1660	12 Oct 1617	Dec 1680	63
Dec 1680		3	Charles Gerard MP for Middlesex 1685‑1695 and Cockermouth 1695‑1698	16 Aug 1653	by Jul 1701	47
by Jul 1701		4	Francis Gerard		Sep 1704
Sep 1704 to     9 Mar 1716		5	Cheeke Gerard Extinct on his death	2 Jul 1662	9 Mar 1716	53
GERARD of Fiskerton, Lincs
17 Nov 1666	E	1	Gilbert Gerard MP for Northallerton 1661‑1685		24 Sep 1687
24 Sep 1687 to     c 1730		2	Gilbert Cosin-Gerard Extinct on his death	c 1662	c 1730
GERMAIN of Westminster, London
25 Mar 1698 to     11 Dec 1718	E	1	John Germain MP for Morpeth 1713‑1715 and Totnes 1717‑1718 Extinct on his death	c May 1650	11 Dec 1718	68
GERVIS-MEYRICK of Hinton Admiral, Hants
28 Jul 1791	GB		See "Tapps-Gervis-Meyrick"
GETHIN of Gethinsgrott, co. Cork
1 Aug 1665	I	1	Richard Gethin	c 1615	c 1685
c 1685		2	Richard Gethin	1674	1709	35
1709		3	Richard Gethin	1698	c 1765
c 1765		4	Richard Gethin	c 1725	c 1778
c 1778		5	Percy Gethin		10 Oct 1837
10 Oct 1837		6	Richard Gethin	28 Dec 1823	11 Jun 1885	61
11 Jun 1885		7	Richard Charles Percy Gethin	20 Nov 1847	17 Jun 1921	73
17 Jun 1921		8	Richard Walter St. Lawrence Gethin	16 Feb 1878	27 Aug 1946	68
27 Aug 1946		9	Richard Patrick St. Lawrence Gethin	15 May 1911	26 Dec 1988	77
26 Dec 1988		10	Richard Joseph St. Lawrence Gethin	29 Sep 1949
GIBB of Carriber, Linlithgow
4 Jul 1634 to     8 Apr 1650	NS	1	Henry Gibb On his death the baronetcy became dormant		8 Apr 1650
GIBBONS of Stanwell Place, Middlesex
21 Apr 1752	GB	1	William Gibbons Governor of Barbados		May 1760
May 1760		2	John Gibbons MP for Stockbridge 1754‑1761 and Wallingford 1761‑1768	c 1717	9 Jul 1776
9 Jul 1776		3	William Gibbons	5 May 1749	26 Nov 1814	65
26 Nov 1814		4	John Gibbons	8 Jan 1774	25 Mar 1844	70
25 Mar 1844		5	John Gibbons	30 Aug 1825	6 Jan 1893	67
6 Jan 1893		6	Charles Gibbons	13 Jan 1828	5 Feb 1909	81
5 Feb 1909		7	Alexander Doran Gibbons	14 Dec 1873	30 Sep 1956	82
30 Sep 1956		8	John Edward Gibbons	14 Nov 1914	20 Sep 1982	67
20 Sep 1982		9	William Edward Doran Gibbons	13 Jan 1948
GIBBONS of Sittingbourne, Kent
22 Mar 1872 to     11 Jan 1876	UK	1	Sills John Gibbons Extinct on his death	2 Jun 1809	11 Jan 1876	66
GIBSON of Regent Terrace, Edinburgh
23 Nov 1909 to     11 Jan 1912	UK	1	James Puckering Gibson MP for Edinburgh East 1909‑1912 Extinct on his death	14 Aug 1849	11 Jan 1912	62
GIBSON of Great Warley, Essex
1 Feb 1926	UK	1	Herbert Gibson	8 Jul 1851	7 Sep 1932	81
7 Sep 1932		2	Kenneth Lloyd Gibson	11 May 1888	14 May 1967	79
14 May 1967		3	Ackroyd Herbert Gibson	5 Aug 1893	15 Jun 1975	81
15 Jun 1975 to     16 Jul 1997		4	David Ackroyd Gibson Extinct on his death	18 Jul 1922	16 Jul 1997	74
GIBSON of Linconia and Faccombe, Hants
10 Aug 1931	UK	1	Sir Herbert Gibson	8 Jul 1868	28 Dec 1934	66
28 Dec 1934		2	Christopher Herbert Gibson	12 Oct 1897	20 Jul 1962	64
20 Jul 1962		3	Christopher Herbert Gibson	2 Feb 1921	26 Jun 1994	73
26 Jun 1994		4	Christopher Herbert Gibson	17 Jul 1948
GIBSON-CRAIG of Riccarton, Midlothian
30 Sep 1831	UK	1	James Gibson-Craig	11 Oct 1765	6 Mar 1850	84
6 Mar 1850		2	William Gibson-Craig MP for Midlothian 1837‑1841 and Edinburgh 1841‑1852; PC 1863	2 Aug 1797	12 Mar 1878	80
12 Mar 1878		3	James Henry Gibson-Craig	21 Sep 1841	28 Sep 1908	67
28 Sep 1908		4	Archibald Charles Gibson-Craig	24 Aug 1883	Sep 1914	31
Sep 1914		5	Henry Thomas Gibson-Craig-Carmichael He subsquently succeeded to the baronetcy of Gibson-Craig-Carmichael in 1926 since which time the baronetcies have remained merged	5 Jan 1885	5 Sep 1926	41
GIBSON-CRAIG-CARMICHAEL of Keirhill, Edinburgh
31 Dec 1702	NS	1	Thomas Gibson		c 1713
c 1713		2	Edward Gibson		2 Jun 1727
Jun 1727		3	Alexander Gibson		15 Apr 1774
15 Apr 1774		4	John Gibson		29 Mar 1781
29 Mar 1781		5	Robert Gibson		c 1800
c 1800		6	John Gibson-Carmichael	24 Apr 1773	5 Nov 1803	30
5 Nov 1803		7	Thomas Gibson-Carmichael	21 Dec 1774	13 Dec 1849	74
13 Dec 1849		8	Alexander Gibson-Carmichael	6 Jun 1812	8 Apr 1850	37
8 Apr 1850		9	Thomas Gibson-Carmichael	27 Oct 1817	30 Dec 1855	38
30 Dec 1855		10	William Henry Gibson-Carmichael	9 Oct 1827	19 Dec 1891	64
19 Dec 1891		11	Thomas David Gibson-Carmichael, later [1912] 1st and only Baron Carmichael	18 Mar 1859	16 Jan 1926	66
16 Jan 1926		12	Sir Henry Thomas Gibson-Craig-Carmichael, 5th baronet	5 Jan 1885	5 Sep 1926	41
5 Sep 1926		13 6	Eardley Charles William Gibson-Craig-Carmichael	22 Nov 1887	2 Mar 1939	51
2 Mar 1939		14 7	Archibald Henry William Gibson-Craig-Carmichael	28 Mar 1917	1 Dec 1969	52
1 Dec 1969		15 8	David Peter William Gibson-Craig-Carmichael	21 Jul 1946
GIDEON of Spalding, Lincs and Belvidere, Kent
21 May 1759 to     25 Dec 1824	GB	1	Sampson Gideon (he changed his surname to Eardley in July 1789) He was subsequently created Baron Eardley in 1789 with which title the baronetcy then merged until its extinction in 1824	10 Oct 1744	25 Dec 1824	80
GIFFORD of Burstall, Leics
21 Nov 1660	E	1	Henry Gifford		c 1665
c 1665 to     6 Jun 1736		2	John Gifford Extinct on his death		6 Jun 1736
GIFFORD of Castle Jordan, Meath
4 Mar 1661 to     4 May 1662	I	1	Thomas Gifford Extinct on his death		4 May 1662
GILBERT
c Jan 1851	UK	1	Walter Raleigh Gilbert	18 Mar 1785	12 May 1853	68
12 May 1853 to     17 Nov 1863		2	Francis Hastings Gilbert Extinct on his death	10 Jul 1816	17 Nov 1863	47
GILBEY of Elsenham Hall, Essex
4 Sep 1893	UK	1	Walter Gilbey	2 May 1831	12 Nov 1914	83
12 Nov 1914		2	Henry Walter Gilbey	1 Oct 1859	11 Apr 1945	85
11 Apr 1945		3	Walter Derek Gilbey	11 Mar 1913	27 Oct 1991	78
27 Oct 1991		4	Walter Gavin Gilbey	14 Apr 1949
GILLETT of Bassishaw Ward, London
4 Dec 1959	UK	1	Sir (Sydney) Harold Gillett	27 Nov 1890	21 Sep 1976	85
21 Sep 1976		2	Robin Danvers Penrose Gillett	9 Nov 1925	21 Apr 2009	83
21 Apr 2009		3	Nicholas Danvers Penrose Gillett	24 Sep 1955
GILMOUR of Edinburgh
16 Aug 1661 to     14 Mar 1663	NS	1	Andrew Gilmour Extinct on his death		14 Mar 1663
GILMOUR of Craigmillar, Edinburgh
1 Feb 1678	NS	1	Alexander Gilmour	6 Dec 1657	29 Oct 1731	73
29 Oct 1731		2	Charles Gilmour MP for Midlothian 1737‑1751		9 Aug 1750
9 Aug 1750 to     27 Dec 1792		3	Alexander Gilmour Extinct on his death	c 1735	27 Dec 1792
GILMOUR of Lundin and Montrave, Fife and South Walton, Renfrew
1 Sep 1897	UK	1	John Gilmour	24 Jul 1845	20 Jul 1920	74
20 Jul 1920		2	Sir John Gilmour MP for Renfrewshire East 1910‑1918 and Pollok 1918‑1940; Secretary of State for Scotland 1924‑1929; Minister of Agriculture & Fisheries 1931‑1932; Home Secretary 1932‑1935; PC 1922	27 May 1876	30 Mar 1940	63
30 Mar 1940		3	John Edward Gilmour MP for Fife East 1961‑1979; Lord Lieutenant Fife 1980‑1987	24 Oct 1912	1 Jun 2007	94
1 Jun 2007		4	John Gilmour	15 Jul 1944	10 Feb 2013	68
10 Feb 2013		5	(John) Nicholas Gilmour	15 Dec 1970
GILMOUR of Liberton and Craigmillar, Midlothian
29 Jul 1926	UK	1	Robert Gordon Gilmour	27 Feb 1857	24 Jun 1939	82
24 Jun 1939		2	John Little Gilmour	5 Jun 1899	13 Feb 1977	77
13 Feb 1977		3	Ian Hedworth John Little Gilmour, later [1992] Baron Gilmour of Craigmillar [L] MP for Norfolk Central 1962‑1974 and Chesham & Amersham 1974‑1992; Minister of State for Defence Procurement 1971‑1972; Minister of State for Defence 1972‑1974; Secretary of State for Defence 1974; Lord Privy Seal 1979‑1981; PC 1973	8 Jul 1926	21 Sep 2007	81
21 Sep 2007		4	David Robert Gilmour	14 Nov 1952
GILPIN of Hockliffe Grange, Beds
19 Feb 1876	UK	1	Richard Thomas Gilpin MP for Bedfordshire 1851‑1880 Extinct on his death	12 Jan 1801	7 Apr 1882	81
GILSTRAP of Fornham St. Genevieve, Suffolk and Newark‑on‑Trent, Nottingham
28 Jul 1887 to     15 Feb 1896	UK		William Gilstrap Extinct on his death	20 Dec 1816	15 Feb 1896	79
GLADSTONE of Fasque and Balfour, Kincardine
18 Jul 1846	UK	1	John Gladstone	11 Dec 1764	7 Dec 1851	86
7 Dec 1851		2	Thomas Gladstone MP for Queenborough 1830‑1831, Portarlington 1832‑1835, Leicester 1835‑1837 and Ipswich 1842; Lord Lieutenant Kincardine 1876‑1889	25 Jul 1804	20 Mar 1889	84
20 Mar 1889		3	John Robert Gladstone Lord Lieutenant Kincardine Jan‑Jun 1926	26 Apr 1852	25 Jun 1926	74
25 Jun 1926		4	John Evelyn Gladstone	23 Nov 1855	12 Feb 1945	89
12 Feb 1945		5	Albert Charles Gladstone	28 Oct 1886	2 Mar 1967	80
2 Mar 1967		6	Charles Andrew Gladstone	28 Oct 1888	28 Apr 1968	79
28 Apr 1968		7	Erskine William Gladstone Lord Lieutenant Clwyd 1985‑2001; KG 1999	29 Oct 1925	29 Mar 2018	92
29 Mar 2018		8	Charles Angus Gladstone	11 Apr 1964
GLEADOWE-NEWCOMEN of Carrickglass, Longford
16 Nov 1781	I	1	William Gleadowe-Newcomen MP [I] for Longford County 1790‑1800; MP for co. Longford 1801‑1802	c 1740	21 Aug 1807
21 Aug 1807		2	Thomas Gleadowe-Newcomen He subsequently succeeded to the Viscountcy of Newcomen in 1817 with which title the baronetcy then merged until its extinction in 1825	18 Sep 1776	15 Jan 1825	48
GLEANE of Hardwick, Norfolk
6 Mar 1666	E	1	Peter Gleane MP for Norfolk 1679‑1685	1619	7 Feb 1696	76
7 Feb 1696		2	Thomas Gleane	c 1650	c 1700
c 1700		3	Peter Gleane	c 1672	c 1735
c 1735 to     10 Jun 1745		4	Peter Gleane Extinct on his death	c 1696	10 Jun 1745
GLEN-COATS of Ferguslie Park, Renfrew
25 Jun 1894	UK	1	Thomas Glen Glen-Coats MP for Renfrewshire West 1906‑1910; Lord Lieutenant Renfrew 1908‑1922	19 Feb 1846	12 Jul 1922	76
12 Jul 1922 to     7 Mar 1954		2	Thomas Coats Glen Glen-Coats Extinct on his death	5 May 1878	7 Mar 1954	75
GLOVER of Arkley, Barnet, Herts
21 Jun 1920 to     21 Jan 1934	UK	1	Sir Ernest William Glover Extinct on his death	27 Aug 1864	21 Jan 1934	69
GLYN of Ewell, Surrey
29 Sep 1759	GB	1	Richard Glyn MP for London 1758‑1768 and Coventry 1768‑1773	13 Jun 1711	1 Jan 1773	61
1 Jan 1773		2	George Glyn	c 1739	4 Sep 1814
4 Sep 1814		3	Lewen Powell Glyn	14 Aug 1801	28 Jul 1840	38
28 Jul 1840		4	George Lewen Glyn	20 Sep 1804	7 Nov 1885	81
7 Nov 1885		5	George Turbervill Glyn	22 Apr 1841	19 May 1891	50
19 May 1891		6	Gervas Powell Glyn For further information, see the note at the foot of this page	8 Oct 1862	16 Jul 1921	58
16 Jul 1921		7	Arthur Robert Glyn	5 Aug 1870	4 Jan 1942	71
4 Jan 1942		8	Sir Richard Fitzgerald Glyn, 4th baronet	13 May 1875	23 Mar 1960	84
23 Mar 1960		9 5	Richard Hamilton Glyn MP for Dorset North 1957‑1970	12 Oct 1907	24 Oct 1980	73
24 Oct 1980		10 6	Richard Lindsay Glyn	3 Aug 1943
GLYN of Gaunt's Hill, Dorset
22 Nov 1800	GB	1	Richard Carr Glyn MP for St. Ives 1796‑1802	2 Feb 1755	27 Apr 1838	83
27 Apr 1838		2	Richard Plumptre Glyn	13 Jun 1787	20 Dec 1863	76
20 Dec 1863		3	Richard George Glyn	22 Nov 1831	9 Aug 1918	86
9 Aug 1918		4	Richard Fitzgerald Glyn He subsequently succeeded to the baronetcy of Glyn created 1759 in 1942	13 May 1875	23 Mar 1960	84
GLYN of Farnborough Downs, Berks
21 Jan 1934	UK	1	Ralph George Campbell Glyn He was subsequently created Baron Glyn in 1953 with which title the baronetcy then merged until its extinction in 1960	3 Mar 1885	1 May 1960	74
GLYNNE of Bisseter, Oxon
20 May 1661	E	1	William Glynne MP for Caernarvon Boroughs 1660	20 Jan 1638	8 Sep 1690	52
Sep 1690		2	William Glynne MP for Oxford University 1698‑1700 and Woodstock 1702‑1705	17 May 1663	3 Sep 1721	58
3 Sep 1721		3	Stephen Glynne	7 Feb 1665	29 Apr 1729	64
Apr 1729		4	Stephen Glynne	c 1696	Sep 1729
Sep 1729		5	William Glynne	c 1710	Aug 1730
Aug 1730		6	John Glynne	c 1713	1 Jun 1777
1 Jun 1777		7	Stephen Glynne	c 1744	1 Apr 1780
1 Apr 1780		8	Stephen Richard Glynne	May 1780	5 Mar 1815	34
5 Mar 1815 to     17 Jun 1874		9	Stephen Richard Glynne MP for Flint Boroughs 1832‑1837 and Flintshire 1837‑1841 and 1842‑1847; Lord Lieutenant Flintshire 1845‑1874 Extinct on his death	22 Sep 1807	17 Jun 1874	66
GODFREY of Bushfield, Kerry
17 Jun 1785	I	1	William Godfrey MP [I] for Tralee 1783‑1790 and Belfast 1792‑1797	1739	20 Jan 1817	77
20 Jan 1817		2	John Godfrey	16 Jun 1763	21 Jan 1841	77
21 Jan 1841		3	William Duncan Godfrey	30 Aug 1797	20 Sep 1873	76
20 Sep 1873		4	John Fermor Godfrey	3 Oct 1828	19 Feb 1900	71
19 Feb 1900		5	William Cecil Godfrey	21 Jul 1857	Nov 1926	69
Nov 1926		6	John Ernest Godfrey	28 Mar 1864	31 Jul 1935	71
31 Jul 1935 to     25 Nov 1971		7	William Maurice Godfrey Extinct on his death	8 Mar 1909	25 Nov 1971	62
GODLEE of Whitchurch, Oxon
6 Jul 1912 to     20 Apr 1925	UK	1	Rickman John Godlee Extinct on his death	15 Apr 1849	20 Apr 1925	76
GODOLPHIN of Godolphin, Cornwall
29 Apr 1661 to     27 Aug 1710	E	1	William Godolphin MP for Helston 1665‑1679 Extinct on his death	c 1640	27 Aug 1710
GOFF of Glenville, Waterford
8 Dec 1905	UK		See "Davis-Goff"
GOFF of Goffs Oak, Herts
3 Mar 1936 to     14 Apr 1939	UK	1	Sir Park Goff MP for Cleveland 1918‑1923 and 1924‑1929, and Chatham 1931‑1935 Extinct on his death	12 Feb 1871	14 Apr 1939	68

	Sir Gervas Powell Glyn, 6th baronet
	Sir Gervas's mental state was examined at an inquiry before a Master in Lunacy, who found him to be of unsound mind. This inquiry was reported in the London Telegraph on 31 January 1906:-
	The state of mind of Sir Gervas Powell Glyn, Bart., was the subject of an inquiry before Master Ambrose, a Master in Lunacy, at Ewell, Epsom, yesterday, with a view to determining his capability to administer his affairs. Sir Gervas, who is the sixth baronet - the title having been created in 1759 - was born in 1862.
	The inquiry was conducted at the Rectory House, Ewell, which is Sir Gervas's property, and where he has of late been residing. Mr. Chester Jones (instructed by Mr. Charles Romer) appeared in support of the petition praying for the inquiry, and Mr. Arnold Inman (instructed by Mr. Lee, of Bolton and Lee) appeared for Sir Gervas Glyn.
	Dr George Henry Savage, of Henrietta-street, Cavendish-square, W., a specialist in mental disorders, said he had examined the alleged lunatic, Sir Gervas Powell Glyn, on several dates between Oct. 7 and Jan. 17, and found him suffering from an acute mental disorder. He said he was inspired either by God or the devil, and that he was obliged to do what he was directed. Once he threw himself on the floor in a crucified attitude, and lay there for some time. On the occasion of witness's last visit that patient stated that he felt himself to be of unsound mind, and that he hoped such an inquiry as the present one would be held. He was calmer at certain times than at others, but was always of unsound mind, and would ever be subject to these attacks. He was quite incapable of managing either himself or his own affairs.
	Cross-examined by Mr. Inman, the witness said Sir Gervas had lucid intervals but he had never seen him really sane.
	The Master: I found him apparently quite well when I saw him.
	Witness said he had questioned him to ascertain whether he read or took an interest in every‑day affairs, and he replied : "I am waiting to see what my mission is going to be. It may be evolution or devolution."
	The Master: If I had gone in not suspecting anything, it would not have occurred to me for a moment that he was insane.
	Dr Ernest Noel Reichardt, of Dorset House, Ewell, late resident medical officer at the Banstead Asylum, said from Oct. 7 to Oct. 12 Sir Gervas was in an acute maniacal condition. The first phase was of the turbulent order. He was very violent and abusive, rushing about from place to place. Later his mood changed to one of "benevolent arrogance." He mentioned that he received communications from his dead parents.
	Mr Jones: Had he a revolver? - He had at the beginning of the period during which I have attended him, but it was taken away from him.
	Mr Inman: He has frequent lucid intervals? - For a week or ten days after an attack he is dazed and stunned and he does not grasp things. He is quite amenable to treatment at such times and just like a child.
	But is he not quite lucid from time to time? - Yes, for a few days.
	Dr Fielding Clarke said for seven weeks, dating from Oct. 26, he had Sir Gervas Glyn under his care, residing in the house with him. Up to Nov. 8 he was fairly quiet in his mind, and then an attack commenced to work up. On Sunday, Nov. 12, while out walking, he was shouting at the top of his voice, and about this time he developed a taste for strumming all day on the piano, making all sorts of discordant sounds. On the Monday morning he came down at eight o'clock to breakfast, and for an hour sat at the pianoforte banging on the keys, and causing a great deal of noise. Immediately he (witness) entered the breakfast-room the patient "went for" him, and there was rather a scene at breakfast, which ended in their both rising from the table and quitting the room. The disagreement reached its climax in the course of the morning, when he seized witness by the waistcoat and they struggled together. For two or three days subsequently he continued to be violent and abusive, and then steadily improved.
	Dr Edward James Hawkins, who succeeded Dr Clarke in taking over the care of the patient, and who is at present residing in the house, said Sir Gervas abused his medical men, saying they were all fools. He gave one of the men working at the house a gold and turquoise scarf-pin, and then wanted it back, and he offered witness £500 a year as a retaining fee.
	The Master: Which you jumped at, of course? (Laughter.) Witness (smiling): I accepted it.
	Mr Jones said Sir Gervas left himself in the hands of the Court. The patient was at times perfectly sound in his mind, and he desired that the Court would intimate to anyone who was appointed to look after his estate that it was desirable from time to time to discuss his business affairs with him. He was particularly anxious about this.
	The Master said that everything that could be done for the welfare of the patient would be done. He found that Sir Gervas was of unsound mind, and incapable either of managing himself or his affairs.

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