BARONETAGE
Last updated 15/10/2018 (4 Aug 2025)
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.
HACKING of Altham, Lancs
27 Jun 1938	UK	1	Douglas Hewitt Hacking He was subsequently created Baron Hacking in 1945 with which title the baronetcy remains merged	4 Aug 1884	29 Jul 1950	65
HADFIELD of Sheffield, Yorks
26 Jun 1917 to     30 Sep 1940	UK	1	Sir Robert Hadfield Extinct on his death	28 Nov 1859	30 Sep 1940	80
HAGART-ALEXANDER of Ballochmyle, Ayr
22 Jan 1886	UK	1	Claud Alexander MP for Ayrshire South 1874‑1885	15 Jan 1831	23 May 1899	68
23 May 1899		2	Claud Alexander	24 Feb 1867	18 Mar 1945	78
18 Mar 1945		3	Claud Alexander (Hagart-Alexander from 1948)	6 Jan 1927	23 Jan 2006	79
23 Jan 2006		4	Claud Hagart-Alexander	5 Nov 1963
HAGGERSTON of Haggerston Castle, Northumberland
15 Aug 1642	E		See "Maxwell-Scott"
HALES of Woodchurch, Kent
29 Jun 1611	E	1	Edward Hales MP for Hastings 1605‑1611 and 1614, Queenborough 1625 and 1640‑1648 and Kent 1626	1576	Sep 1654	78
Sep 1654		2	Edward Hales MP for Maidstone 1660‑1661 and Queenborough 1661‑1681	12 Feb 1626	c 1684
c 1684		3	Edward Hales MP for Canterbury 1679‑1681	28 Sep 1645	Oct 1695	50
1695		4	John Hales		1744
1744		5	Edward Hales	c 1730	Aug 1802
Aug 1802 to     15 Mar 1829		6	Edward Hales Extinct on his death	1758	15 Mar 1829	70
HALES of Beakesbourne, Kent
12 Jul 1660	E	1	Robert Hales MP for Hythe 1659	c 1610	Dec 1693
Dec 1693		2	Thomas Hales MP for Kent 1701‑1705 and Canterbury 1715‑1734, 1735‑1741 and 1746‑1747	24 Feb 1666	7 Jan 1748	81
7 Jan 1748		3	Thomas Hales MP for Minehead 1722‑1727, Camelford 1727‑1734, Grampound 1734‑1741, Hythe 1744‑1761 and East Grinstead 1761‑1762	c 1694	6 Oct 1762
6 Oct 1762		4	Thomas Pym Hales MP for Downton 1762‑1768 and Dover 1770‑1773	c 1726	18 Mar 1773
18 Mar 1773 to     12 Apr 1824		5	Philip Hales Extinct on his death		12 Apr 1824
HALES of Coventry, Warwicks
28 Aug 1660	E	1	John Hales	c 1646	c 1677
c 1677		2	Christopher Hales MP for Coventry 1698‑1707 and 1711‑1715	4 Jun 1670	7 Jan 1717
7 Jan 1717		3	Edward Hales		7 Sep 1720
7 Sep 1720		4	Christopher Hales		8 May 1766
8 May 1766		5	John Hales	c 1743	15 Feb 1802
15 Feb 1802		6	John Scott Hales	17 Nov 1779	22 Feb 1803	23
22 Feb 1803		7	Samuel Hales	10 Oct 1782	2 Jan 1805	22
2 Jan 1805 to     16 Jan 1806		8	Christopher Hales Extinct on his death	24 Aug 1785	16 Jan 1806	20
HALFORD of Wistow, Leics
18 Dec 1641	E	1	Richard Halford	c 1580	1658
1658		2	Thomas Halford		1679
1679		3	Thomas Halford MP for Leicestershire 1689‑1690	c 1663	30 May 1690
May 1690		4	William Halford		1695
1695		5	Richard Halford		5 Sep 1727
5 Sep 1727		6	William Halford	1709	1768	59
1768 to     21 Jul 1780		7	Charles Halford Extinct on his death		21 Jul 1780
HALFORD of Welham, Leics
27 Jun 1706	E	1	William Halford	1663	1 Mar 1709	45
1 Mar 1709		2	James Halford		c 1715
c 1715 to     25 Mar 1720		3	William Halford Extinct on his death	c 1693	25 Mar 1720
HALFORD of Wistow, Leics
27 Sep 1809	UK	1	Henry Halford	2 Oct 1766	9 Mar 1844	77
9 Mar 1844		2	Henry Halford MP for Leicestershire South 1832‑1857	1797	22 May 1868	70
22 May 1868		3	Henry St. John Halford	9 Aug 1828	4 Jan 1897	68
4 Jan 1897 to     7 Apr 1897		4	John Frederick Halford Extinct on his death	16 May 1830	7 Apr 1897	66
HALKETT
25 Jan 1662	NS	1	Charles Halkett		1697
1697 to     Mar 1705		2	James Halkett Extinct on his death		Mar 1705
HALKETT of Pitfirrane, Fife
31 Dec 1697	NS	1	Peter Halkett MP for Scotland 1707‑1708	c 1660	20 Mar 1746	85
20 Mar 1746		2	Peter Halkett MP for Stirling 1734‑1741	21 Jun 1695	9 Jul 1755	60
9 Jul 1755		3	Peter Halkett		1792
1792		4	John Halkett	6 Aug 1720	7 Aug 1793	73
7 Aug 1793		5	Charles Halkett	1764	26 Jan 1837	72
26 Jan 1837		6	Peter Halkett	1765	7 Oct 1839	74
7 Oct 1839		7	John Halkett	15 Jan 1805	5 Aug 1847	42
5 Aug 1847 to     8 Mar 1904		8	Peter Arthur Halkett On his death the baronetcy became either dormant or extinct	1 May 1834	8 Mar 1904	69
HALL of Dunglass, Haddington
8 Oct 1687	NS	1	John Hall		18 Oct 1695
Oct 1695		2	James Hall		27 Mar 1742
27 Mar 1742		3	John Hall		3 Jul 1776
3 Jul 1776		4	James Hall MP for Mitchell 1807‑1812	17 Jan 1761	23 Jun 1832	71
23 Jun 1832		5	John Hall	16 Sep 1787	2 Apr 1860	72
2 Apr 1860		6	James Hall	17 Feb 1824	7 May 1876	52
7 May 1876		7	Basil Francis Hall	1 Jun 1832	13 Jan 1909	76
13 Jan 1909		8	Henry John Hall	Sep 1835	25 Mar 1913	77
25 Mar 1913		9	John Richard Hall	14 Nov 1865	15 Feb 1928	62
15 Feb 1928		10	Martin Julian Hall	23 Mar 1874	31 Jan 1958	83
31 Jan 1958		11	Julian Henry Hall	22 Feb 1907	28 Jan 1974	66
28 Jan 1974		12	Lionel Reid Hall	1 Feb 1898	22 Apr 1975	77
22 Apr 1975		13	Neville Reynolds Hall	16 Feb 1900	5 Jul 1978	78
5 Jul 1978		14	Douglas Basil Hall Governor of British Somaliland Protectorate 1959‑1960	1 Feb 1909	8 Apr 2004	95
8 Apr 2004		15	John Douglas Hoste Hall	7 Jan 1945	2 Aug 2025	80
2 Aug 2025		16	Thomas James Hall	10 Dec 1975
HALL of Llanover Court, Monmouth
16 Aug 1838	UK	1	Benjamin Hall He was subsequently created Baron Llanover in 1859 with which title the Baronetcy then merged until its extinction in 1867	8 Nov 1802	27 Apr 1867	64
HALL of Burton Park, Sussex
18 Sep 1919	UK	1	Douglas Bernard Hall	24 Dec 1866	30 Jun 1923	56
30 Jun 1923		2	Douglas Montgomery Bernard Hall	30 Dec 1891	30 Aug 1962	70
30 Aug 1962		3	John Bernard Hall	20 Mar 1932	29 Aug 2018	86
29 Aug 2018		4	David Bernard Hall	12 May 1961
HALL of Grafham, Surrey
5 Mar 1923	UK	1	Frederick Hall MP for Dulwich 1910‑1932	7 Oct 1864	28 Apr 1932	67
28 Apr 1932		2	Frederick Henry Hall	11 Apr 1899	22 Jun 1949	50
22 Jun 1949		3	Frederick John Frank Hall	14 Aug 1931	1 Sep 2013	82
1 Sep 2013		4	David Christopher Hall	30 Dec 1937
HALSEY of Gaddesdon, Herts
22 Jun 1920	UK	1	Thomas Frederick Halsey MP for Hertfordshire 1874‑1885 and Watford 1885‑1906; PC 1901	9 Dec 1839	12 Feb 1927	87
12 Feb 1927		2	Walter Johnston Halsey	1 Jun 1868	2 Sep 1950	82
2 Sep 1950		3	Thomas Edgar Halsey	28 Nov 1898	30 Aug 1970	71
30 Aug 1970		4	John Walter Brooke Halsey	26 Dec 1933
HALTON of Samford Parva, Essex
10 Sep 1642	E	1	William Halton	c 1620	29 Oct 1662
Oct 1662		2	William Halton		4 Mar 1676
4 Mar 1676		3	Thomas Halton		6 Sep 1726
6 Sep 1726		4	William Halton		12 Feb 1754
12 Feb 1754		5	Thomas Halton		1766
1766 to     9 Feb 1823		6	William Halton Extinct on his death	c 1751	9 Feb 1823
HALYBURTON of Pitcur, Forfar
10 Jan 1628 to     c 1637	NS	1	James Halyburton On his death the baronetcy became either extinct or dormant		c 1637
HAMAN of Woodhouse, Cork
19 Nov 1727 to     26 Jan 1728	I	1	John Dickson Haman Extinct on his death		26 Jan 1728
HAMBLING of Yoxford, Suffolk
27 Feb 1924	UK	1	Sir Herbert Hambling	8 Jul 1857	19 Jan 1932	74
19 Jan 1932		2	Herbert Guy Musgrave Hambling	12 Aug 1883	13 Feb 1966	82
13 Feb 1966		3	Herbert Hugh Hambling	3 Aug 1919	6 May 2010	90
6 May 2010		4	Herbert Peter Hugh Hambling	6 Sep 1953
HAMILTON of West Port
1627 to     c 1670	NS	1	William Hamilton On his death the baronetcy became either extinct or dormant		c 1670
HAMILTON of Killock, Down
29 Sep 1628	NS	1	Francis Hamilton		1673
1673		2	Charles Hamilton		c 1689
c 1689 to     4 Feb 1714		3	Francis Hamilton MP [I] for Cavan County 1692‑1693, 1695‑1699 and 1703‑1714 On his death the baronetcy became dormant	c 1637	4 Feb 1714
HAMILTON of Broomhill
6 Jan 1635	NS	1	James Hamilton		c 1645
c 1645		2	John Hamilton He was subsequently created Lord Belhaven & Stenton in 1647 with which title the baronetcy then merged until it became dormant or extinct in 1679		17 Jun 1679
HAMILTON of London
11 May 1642 to     c 1670	E	1	John Hamilton Extinct on his death		c 1670
HAMILTON of Silverton Hill, Lanark
1646	NS	1	Robert Hamilton		c 1670
c 1670		2	Robert Hamilton		1708
1708		3	John Hamilton		1748
1748		4	Robert Hamilton		10 Aug 1786
10 Aug 1786		5	Frederic Hamilton	14 Dec 1777	14 Aug 1853	75
14 Aug 1853		6	Robert North Collie Hamilton	7 Apr 1802	30 May 1887	85
30 May 1887		7	Frederic Harding Anson Hamilton	24 Sep 1836	19 Sep 1919	83
19 Sep 1919		8	Robert Caradoc Hamilton	22 Mar 1877	15 Feb 1959	81
15 Feb 1959		9	Robert Charles Richard Caradoc Hamilton	8 Sep 1911	27 Sep 2001	90
27 Sep 2001		10	Andrew Caradoc Hamilton	23 Sep 1953
HAMILTON of Dunalong, co. Tyrone
c 1660	I	1	George Hamilton	c 1607	1679
1679		2	James Hamilton He subsequently succeeded to the Earldom of Abercorn in 1701 with which title the baronetcy remains merged		28 Sep 1734
HAMILTON of Monilla
6 Apr 1662 to     14 Feb 1682	I	1	Hans Hamilton Extinct on his death		14 Feb 1682
HAMILTON of Haggs, Scotland
11 Feb 1670	NS	1	Alexander Hamilton		by 1700
by 1700 to     c 1710		2	Alexander Hamilton Extinct on his death		c 1710
HAMILTON of Preston, Haddington
5 Nov 1673	NS		See "Stirling-Hamilton"
HAMILTON of Mount Hamilton, Armagh
19 Feb 1683	I	1	Robert Hamilton		1703
1703 to     1731		2	Hans Hamilton MP [I] for Armagh County 1703‑1713 and Carlingford 1713‑1715 Extinct on his death	1673	1731
HAMILTON of Barnton
1 Mar 1692 to     26 Oct 1726	NS	1	George Hamilton Extinct on his death		26 Oct 1726
HAMILTON of Rosehall, Lanark
10 Apr 1703	NS	1	Archibald Hamilton		Nov 1709
Nov 1709		2	James Hamilton MP for Lanarkshire 1710‑1715 and 1735‑1750	24 Nov 1682	15 Mar 1750	67
15 Mar 1750 to     29 Aug 1755		3	Hugh Hamilton On his death the baronetcy became dormant		29 Aug 1755
HAMILTON of Manor Cunningham, Donegal
23 Jan 1775 to     30 Jun 1782	I	1	Henry Hamilton MP [I] for Londonderry City 1747‑1768 and Killybegs 1768‑1782 Extinct on his death	1710	30 Jun 1782	71
HAMILTON of Trebinshun, Brecon
26 Aug 1776	GB	1	John Hamilton	21 Feb 1726	24 Jan 1784	57
24 Jan 1784		2	Charles Hamilton MP for St. Germans 1790, Dungannon 1801‑1802 and 1803‑1806, and Honiton 1807‑1812	25 May 1767	14 Sep 1849	82
14 Sep 1849		3	Charles John James Hamilton	3 Apr 1810	23 Jan 1892	81
23 Jan 1892		4	Edward Archibald Hamilton He had previously succeeded to the baronetcy of Hamilton created in 1819 in 1851 - the two baronetcies remained merged until their extinction on 31 Dec 2008	26 Jan 1843	19 Oct 1915	72
19 Oct 1915		5	Charles Edward Archibald Watkin Hamilton For further information on this baronet, see the note at the foot of this page	10 Dec 1876	18 Mar 1939	62
18 Mar 1939		6	Thomas Sydney Percival Hamilton	1 Apr 1881	26 Feb 1966	84
26 Feb 1966 to     31 Dec 2008		7	Edward Sydney Hamilton Extinct on his death	14 Apr 1925	31 Dec 2008	83
HAMILTON of Dunamana, Tyrone
1 Feb 1781	I	1	John Stewart Hamilton MP [I] for Strabane 1763‑1797	c 1740	Apr 1802
Apr 1802 to     13 Dec 1818		2	John Charles Hamilton Extinct on his death		13 Dec 1818
HAMILTON of Woodbrook, Tyrone
21 Dec 1814	UK	1	John James Hamilton	4 Aug 1755	24 Dec 1835	80
24 Dec 1835 to     12 Jan 1876		2	James John Hamilton For further information on this baronet, see the note at the foot of this page Extinct on his death	1 Mar 1802	12 Jan 1876	73
HAMILTON of Marlborough House, Hants
26 Jan 1819	UK	1	Edward Joseph Hamilton	1771	20 Mar 1851	79
20 Mar 1851		2	Edward Archibald Hamilton He subsequently succeeded to the baronetcy of Hamilton created 1776 in 1892 when the baronetcies merged and remained so until their extinction on 31 Dec 2008	26 Jan 1843	19 Oct 1915	72
HAMILTON of Cadogan Square, London
21 Nov 1892 to     15 Nov 1928	UK	1	Charles Edward Hamilton MP for Rotherhithe 1885‑1892 Extinct on his death For information on the death of this baronet, see the note at the foot of this page	28 May 1845	15 Nov 1928	83
HAMILTON of Ilford, Essex
10 Jun 1937	UK	1	Sir George Clements Hamilton MP for Altrincham 1913‑1923 and Ilford 1928‑1937	1 Nov 1877	12 Jan 1947	69
12 Jan 1947 to     10 Jan 1992		2	Patrick George Hamilton Extinct on his death	17 Nov 1908	10 Jan 1992	83
HAMILTON-DALRYMPLE of North Berwick, Haddington
29 Apr 1698	NS	1	Hew Dalrymple	c 1653	1 Feb 1737
1 Feb 1737		2	Hew Dalrymple MP for Haddington Burghs 1742‑1747 and 1761‑1768, and Haddingtonshire 1747‑1761	12 Mar 1712	24 Nov 1790
24 Nov 1790		3	Hew Dalrymple (Hamilton-Dalrymple from 1796) MP for Haddingtonshire 1780‑1786	26 Oct 1746	13 Feb 1800	53
13 Feb 1800		4	Hew Dalrymple-Hamilton MP for Haddingtonshire 1795‑1800, Ayrshire 1803‑1807 and 1811‑1818, and Haddington Burghs 1820‑1826	3 Jan 1774	23 Feb 1834	60
23 Feb 1834		5	John Hamilton-Dalrymple MP for Haddington Burghs 1805‑1806	2 Dec 1780	26 May 1835	54
26 May 1835		6	Hew Hamilton-Dalrymple	21 Nov 1814	27 Apr 1887	72
27 Apr 1887		7	John Warrender Dalrymple	May 1824	28 Dec 1888	64
28 Dec 1888		8	Walter Hamilton-Dalrymple	6 Jan 1854	29 Nov 1920	66
29 Nov 1920		9	Hew Clifford Hamilton-Dalrymple	11 Aug 1888	12 Mar 1959	70
12 Mar 1959		10	Hew Fleetwood Hamilton-Dalrymple Lord Lieutenant East Lothian 1987‑2001	9 Apr 1926	26 Dec 2018	92
26 Dec 2018		11	Hew Richard Hamilton-Dalrymple	3 Sep 1955
HAMILTON-DALRYMPLE of Cranstoun, Scotland
28 Apr 1698	NS		See "Dalrymple"
HAMILTON-SPENCER-SMITH of Tring Park, Herts
11 Jun 1804	UK	1	See "Spencer-Smith"
HAMLYN-WILLIAMS of Clovelly, Devon
7 Jul 1795	GB	1	James Hamlyn MP for Carmarthenshire 1793‑1802	Oct 1735	28 May 1811	75
28 May 1811		2	James Hamlyn-Williams MP for Carmarthenshire 1802‑1809	25 Oct 1765	3 Dec 1829	64
3 Dec 1829 to     10 Oct 1861		3	James Hamlyn-Williams MP for Carmarthenshire 1831‑1832 and 1835‑1837 Extinct on his death	25 Nov 1790	10 Oct 1861	70
HAMMICK of Cavendish Square, London
25 Jul 1834	UK	1	Stephen Love Hammick	28 Feb 1777	15 Jun 1867	90
15 Jun 1867		2	St. Vincent Love Hammick	9 Jul 1806	19 Feb 1888	81
19 Feb 1888		3	St.Vincent Alexander Hammick	10 Apr 1839	8 Nov 1927	88
8 Nov 1927		4	George Frederick Hammick	24 Sep 1885	12 Apr 1964	78
12 Apr 1964		5	Stephen George Hammick	27 Dec 1926	15 Feb 2014	87
15 Feb 2014		6	Jeremy Charles Hammick	3 Feb 1956
HAMOND-GRAEME of Holly Grove, Berks
18 Dec 1783	GB	1	Andrew Snape Hamond MP for Ipswich 1796‑1806	17 Dec 1738	12 Sep 1828	89
12 Sep 1828		2	Graham Eden Hamond	30 Dec 1779	20 Dec 1862	82
20 Dec 1862		3	Andrew Snape Hamond (Hamond-Graeme from 3 Apr 1873)	3 Oct 1811	21 Feb 1874	62
21 Feb 1874		4	Graham Eden William Graeme Hamond‑Graeme	20 Aug 1845	12 Jan 1920	74
12 Jan 1920 to     8 Nov 1969		5	Egerton Hood Murray Hamond‑Graeme Extinct on his death	23 May 1877	8 Nov 1969	92
HAMPSON of Taplow, Bucks
3 Jun 1642	E	1	Thomas Hampson	c 1589	14 Aug 1655
14 Aug 1655		2	Thomas Hampson	c 1626	22 Mar 1670
22 Mar 1670		3	Dennis Hampson MP for Wycombe 1685‑1687	c 1653	10 Apr 1719
Apr 1719		4	George Hampson		9 Sep 1724
9 Sep 1724		5	George Hampson		1754
1754		6	George Francis Hampson	10 Nov 1738	25 Dec 1774	36
25 Dec 1774		7	Thomas Philip Hampson	Oct 1765	28 Feb 1820	54
28 Feb 1820		8	George Francis Hampson	22 Oct 1788	8 May 1833	44
8 May 1833		9	George Francis Hampson	28 Sep 1823	21 Jul 1896	72
21 Jul 1896		10	George Francis Hampson	14 Jan 1860	15 Oct 1936	76
15 Oct 1936		11	Dennys Francis Hampson	9 Sep 1897	4 Mar 1939	41
4 Mar 1939 to     13 Nov 1969		12	Cyril Aubrey Charles Hampson Extinct on his death	18 Mar 1909	13 Nov 1969	60
HANHAM of Dean's Court, Wimborne, Dorset
24 May 1667	E	1	William Hanham	c 1641	c Jun 1671
c Jun 1671		2	John Hanham		1703
1703		3	William Hanham		Mar 1762
Mar 1762		4	William Hanham	1718	11 Feb 1776	57
11 Feb 1776		5	William Thomas Hanham	Jun 1763	19 Aug 1791	28
19 Aug 1791		6	James Hanham	c 1726	11 Mar 1806
11 Mar 1806		7	James Hanham	10 Mar 1760	2 Apr 1849	89
2 Apr 1849		8	William Hanham	8 May 1798	27 Mar 1877	78
27 Mar 1877		9	John Alexander Hanham	5 Jul 1854	21 Feb 1911	56
21 Feb 1911		10	John Ludlow Hanham	23 Jan 1898	30 Apr 1955	57
30 Apr 1955		11	Henry Phelips Hanham	6 Apr 1901	23 Nov 1973	72
23 Nov 1973		12	Michael William Hanham	31 Oct 1922	30 May 2009	86
30 May 2009		13	William John Edward Hanham	4 Sep 1957
HANMER of Hanmer, Flint
8 Jul 1620	E	1	John Hanmer MP for Flintshire 1624	c 1591	1624
1624		2	Thomas Hanmer MP for Flint 1640 and Flintshire 1669‑1678	4 May 1612	6 Oct 1678	66
6 Oct 1678		3	John Hanmer MP for Flint 1659, Evesham 1669‑1679 and Flintshire 1681‑1685	c 1627	12 Aug 1701
Aug 1701 to     7 May 1746		4	Thomas Hanmer MP for Thetford 1701‑1702 and 1705‑1708, Flintshire 1702‑1705 and Suffolk 1708‑1727 Extinct on his death	24 Sep 1677	7 May 1746	68
HANMER of Hanmer, Flint
21 May 1774	GB	1	Walden Hanmer MP for Sudbury 1768‑1774 and 1775‑1780	19 Mar 1717	20 Oct 1783	66
20 Oct 1783		2	Thomas Hanmer	5 Apr 1747	4 Oct 1828	81
4 Oct 1828		3	John Hanmer, later [1872] 1st and only Baron Hanmer	22 Dec 1809	8 Mar 1881	71
8 Mar 1881		4	Wyndham Edward Hanmer	24 Dec 1810	25 Aug 1887	76
25 Aug 1887		5	Edward John Henry Hanmer	15 Apr 1843	3 May 1893	50
3 May 1893		6	Wyndham Charles Henry Hanmer	17 Sep 1867	3 Jun 1922	54
3 Jun 1922		7	Griffin Wyndham Edward Hanmer	30 Aug 1893	1 Jan 1977	83
1 Jan 1977		8	John Wyndham Edward Hanmer	27 Sep 1928	29 Dec 2008	80
29 Dec 2008		9	Wyndham Richard Guy Hanmer	27 Nov 1955
HANNAY of Mochrum, Kirkcudbright
31 Mar 1630	NS	1	Robert Hannay		8 Jan 1658
8 Jan 1658 to     30 Apr 1689		2	Robert Hannay On his death the baronetcy became dormant		30 Apr 1689
26 Sep 1783		3	Samuel Hannay He was served as heir male in 1783		11 Dec 1790
11 Dec 1790 to     1 Jan 1842		4	Samuel Hannay On his death the baronetcy again became dormant	12 Aug 1772	1 Jan 1842	69
HANSEN of Bideford, Devon
20 Jan 1921 to     9 Oct 1958	UK	1	Sven Wohlford Hansen Extinct on his death	1 Apr 1876	9 Oct 1958	82
HANSON of Bryanston Square, London
6 Jun 1887	UK	1	Sir Reginald Hanson MP for London 1891‑1900	31 May 1840	18 Apr 1905	64
18 Apr 1905		2	Gerald Stanhope Hanson	23 Apr 1867	18 Jan 1946	78
18 Jan 1946		3	Richard Leslie Reginald Hanson	21 Nov 1905	7 Oct 1951	45
7 Oct 1951 to     14 Mar 1996		4	Anthony Leslie Oswald Hanson Extinct on his death	27 Nov 1934	14 Mar 1996	61
HANSON of Fowey, Cornwall
6 Jul 1918	UK	1	Charles Augustin Hanson MP for Bodmin 1916‑1922	11 Sep 1846	17 Jan 1922	75
17 Jan 1922		2	Charles Edwin Bourne Hanson	17 May 1874	7 Sep 1958	84
7 Sep 1958		3	Charles John Hanson	28 Feb 1919	30 Mar 1996	77
30 Mar 1996		4	Charles Rupert Patrick Hanson	25 Jun 1945
HARBORD of Gunton, Norfolk
22 Mar 1746	GB	1	William Harbord MP for Bere Alston 1734 and 1741‑1754, and Dunwich 1738‑1741	c 1696	17 Feb 1770
17 Feb 1770		2	Harbord Harbord He was subsequently created Baron Suffield in 1786 with which title the baronetcy remains merged	Jan 1734	4 Feb 1810	76
HARBY of Aldenham, Herts
17 Jul 1660	E	1	Job Harby	c 1590	9 Apr 1663
Apr 1663 to     Jul 1674		2	Erasmus Harby Extinct on his death	15 Feb 1628	29 Jul 1674	46
HARDINGE of Belle Isle, co. Fermanagh
4 Aug 1801	UK	1	Richard Hardinge For details of the special remainder included in the creation of this baronetcy, see the note at the foot of this page	10 Nov 1756	5 Nov 1826	69
5 Nov 1826		2	Charles Hardinge	22 Mar 1780	3 Feb 1864	83
3 Feb 1864		3	Henry Charles Hardinge	26 Jul 1830	13 Nov 1873	43
13 Nov 1873		4	Edmund Stracey Hardinge	27 Mar 1833	8 Apr 1924	91
8 Apr 1924		5	Charles Edmund Hardinge	15 Nov 1878	20 Oct 1968	89
20 Oct 1968		6	Robert Hardinge	3 Dec 1887	20 Jul 1973	85
20 Jul 1973		7	Robert Arnold Hardinge	19 Dec 1914	Feb 1986	71
Feb 1986		8	Charles Henry Nicholas Hardinge He had previously succeeded to the Viscountcy of Hardinge in 1984 with which title the baronetcy then merged	25 Aug 1956
HARDRES of Hardres Court, Kent
3 Jun 1642	E	1	Richard Hardres	23 Apr 1606	25 Oct 1669	63
Oct 1669		2	Peter Hardres	15 Feb 1635	6 Mar 1673	38
Mar 1673		3	Thomas Hardres	8 Dec 1660	23 Feb 1688	27
23 Feb 1688		4	William Hardres MP for Kent 1711‑1713, Dover 1713‑1715 and Canterbury 1727‑1735	25 Jul 1686	7 Jul 1736	49
7 Jul 1736 to     31 Aug 1764		5	William Hardres Extinct on his death	12 Jun 1718	31 Aug 1764	46
HARDY of the Navy
4 Feb 1806 to     20 Sep 1839	UK	1	Thomas Masterman Hardy Extinct on his death	5 Apr 1769	20 Sep 1839	70
HARDY of Dunstall Hall, Staffs
23 Feb 1876	UK	1	John Hardy MP for Midhurst 1859, Dartmouth 1860‑1868 and Warwickshire South 1868‑1874	23 Feb 1809	9 Jul 1888	79
9 Jul 1888		2	Reginald Hardy	15 Sep 1848	6 Aug 1938	89
6 Aug 1938		3	Bertram Hardy	11 Feb 1877	16 Sep 1953	76
16 Sep 1953		4	Rupert John Hardy	24 Oct 1902	22 Mar 1997	94
22 Mar 1997 to     10 Nov 2017		5	Richard Charles Chandos Hardy Extinct on his death	6 Feb 1945	10 Nov 2017	72
HARE of Stow Bardolph, Norfolk
23 Jul 1641	E	1	Ralph Hare MP for Norfolk 1654‑1655, 1656‑1658 and 1661‑1672, and Kings Lynn 1660	24 Mar 1623	28 Feb 1672	48
28 Feb 1672		2	Thomas Hare MP for Norfolk 1685‑1689	c 1658	1 Jan 1693
1 Jan 1693		3	Ralph Hare	c 1681	22 Sep 1732
22 Sep 1732		4	Thomas Hare	c 1688	21 Feb 1760
21 Feb 1760 to     18 Mar 1764		5	George Hare Extinct on his death	c 1701	18 Mar 1764
HARE of Stow Hall, Norfolk
14 Dec 1818	UK	1	Thomas Hare		12 Feb 1834
12 Feb 1834		2	Thomas Hare	18 Jul 1807	14 Nov 1880	73
14 Nov 1880		3	George Ralph Leigh Hare	16 Mar 1866	19 May 1933	67
19 May 1933		4	Ralph Leigh Hare	19 Jan 1903	30 Oct 1976	73
30 Oct 1976		5	Thomas Hare	27 Jul 1930	25 Jan 1993	62
25 Jan 1993		6	Philip Leigh Hare	13 Oct 1922	5 Jul 2000	77
5 Jul 2000		7	Nicholas Patrick Hare	27 Aug 1955
HARE of Stow Hall, Norfolk
21 Dec 1905 to     22 Feb 1941	UK	1	Thomas Leigh Hare MP for Norfolk South West 1892‑1906 Extinct on his death	4 Apr 1859	22 Feb 1941	81
HARFORD of Falcondale, Cardigan
29 Jun 1934	UK	1	John Charles Harford	28 Jul 1860	16 Jul 1934	73
16 Jul 1934		2	George Arthur Harford	29 Dec 1897	18 Dec 1967	69
18 Dec 1967		3	John Timothy Harford	6 Jul 1932	22 Aug 2010	78
22 Aug 2010		4	Mark John Harford	6 Aug 1964
HARINGTON of Ridlington, Rutland
29 Jun 1611	E	1	James Harington		2 Mar 1614
2 Mar 1614		2	Edward Harington		1653
1653 to     1661		3	James Harington MP for Rutland 1646‑1653 and Middlesex 1654‑1655 The baronetcy was forfeited for life 1661	30 Dec 1607	Apr 1680	72
Apr 1680		4	Edmund Harington	c 1635	1708
1708		5	Edward Harington	10 Oct 1639	27 Mar 1716	76
27 Mar 1716		6	James Harington	c 1706	24 Jan 1782
24 Jan 1782		7	James Harington	6 Aug 1726	17 Jan 1793	66
17 Jan 1793		8	John Edward Harington	1760	9 Jun 1831	70
9 Jun 1831		9	James Harington	30 Sep 1788	5 Jan 1835	46
Jan 1835		10	John Edward Harington	22 May 1821	9 Feb 1877	55
9 Feb 1877		11	Richard Harington	20 May 1835	6 Feb 1911	75
6 Feb 1911		12	Richard Harington	3 Mar 1861	1 Feb 1931	69
1 Feb 1931		13	Richard Dundas Harington	16 Oct 1900	17 Nov 1981	81
17 Nov 1981		14	Nicholas John Harington	14 May 1942	30 May 2016	74
30 May 2016		15	David Richard Harington	25 Jun 1944
HARLAND of Sproughton, Suffolk
13 Mar 1771	GB	1	Robert Harland	1715	21 Feb 1784	68
21 Feb 1784 to     16 Aug 1848		2	Robert Harland Extinct on his death	1765	16 Aug 1848	83
HARLAND of Sutton Hall, Yorks
3 Oct 1808 to     26 Feb 1810	UK	1	Charles Harland Extinct on his death		26 Feb 1810
HARLAND of Brompton, Yorks
25 Jul 1885 to     25 Dec 1895	UK	1	Edward James Harland MP for Belfast North 1889‑1896 Extinct on his death	15 May 1831	25 Dec 1895	64
HARMAR-NICHOLLS of Darlaston, Staffs
29 Nov 1960	UK	1	Harmar Harmar-Nicholls He was subsequently created Baron Harmar‑Nicholls in 1975 with which title the baronetcy then merged until its extinction in 2000	1 Nov 1912	15 Sep 2000	87
HARMOOD-BANNER of Liverpool, Lancs
26 Feb 1924	UK	1	Sir John Sutherland Harmood-Banner MP for Everton 1905‑1924	8 Sep 1847	24 Feb 1927	79
24 Feb 1927		2	Harmood Harmood-Banner	28 Oct 1876	5 Jul 1950	73
5 Jul 1950 to     23 Oct 1990		3	George Knowles Harmood-Banner Extinct on his death	9 Nov 1918	23 Oct 1990	71
HARMSWORTH of Elmwood, Thanet, Kent and Sutton Place, Surrey
23 Aug 1904	UK	1	Alfred Charles William Harmsworth He was subsequently created Baron Northcliffe in 1905 with which title the baronetcy merged until its extinction in 1922	15 Jul 1865	14 Aug 1922	57
HARMSWORTH of Horsey, Norfolk
14 Jul 1910	UK	1	Harold Sidney Harmsworth He was subsequently created Baron Rothermere in 1914 with which title the baronetcy remains merged	26 Apr 1868	26 Nov 1940	72
HARMSWORTH of Moray Lodge, London
1 Jul 1918	UK	1	Robert Leicester Harmsworth MP for Caithness 1900‑1918 and Caithness & Sutherland 1918‑1922	1 Nov 1870	19 Jan 1937	66
19 Jan 1937		2	Alfred Leicester St. Barbe Harmsworth	26 Nov 1892	1 Mar 1962	69
1 Mar 1962 to     23 Oct 1980		3	Arthur Geoffrey Annesley Harmsworth Extinct on his death	29 Mar 1904	23 Oct 1980	76
HARMSWORTH of Freshwater Grove, Sussex
21 Jun 1922	UK	1	Hildebrand Aubrey Harmsworth	15 Mar 1872	18 Apr 1929	57
18 Apr 1929		2	Hildebrand Alfred Beresford Harmsworth	27 May 1901	15 Nov 1977	76
15 Nov 1977		3	Hildebrand Harold Harmsworth	5 Jun 1931

	Sir Charles Edward Archibald Watkin Hamilton, 5th baronet [1776] and 3rd baronet [1819]
	As far as I am aware, Sir Charles was the first baronet who embraced the Muslim religion.
	See the following link - http://www.salaam.co.uk/themeofthemonth/june02_index.php?l=34
	My thanks to Richard Lichten for this information.
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	The following [edited] article appeared in The Sunday Times of 18 September 1927:-
	The fact that Sir Archibald Hamilton, England's only Moslem baronet, was married five months ago to a builder's daughter, only came to light yesterday.
	In a register office in Chichester the ceremony took place on April 26, Sir Archibald's age being given as 50, his occupation that of ex-officer, and his address Paisley Cottage, Selsey. The bride's name is Lilian Maud Austen, aged 37, spinster, whose father, William Austen, is a builder. The witnesses were Mr. Harry C. Rands, a hair-dresser, and a woman named Lydia S. Bells.
	The secret of the wedding is all the more remarkable because of Sir Archibald's great personal popularity in the district. They all know Lady Hamilton, and until recently have understood that she had been keeping house for Sir Archibald for the past fifteen years. The baronet's cheerful disposition is accompanied by very generous habits, and one local resident described him as a "good Samaritan" to the needy.
	Sir Charles Edward Archibald Watkin Hamilton is the fifth baronet, and is descended from William Hamilton, one of the five "Kentish petitioners" in 1701. Brother of the sixth Earl of Abercorn, Sir Archibald succeeded his father, Sir Edward, in 1915. [The brother of the 6th Earl of Abercorn relates to William Hamilton, not Sir Archibald]. He was formerly a probationer in the Scots Guards, and a lieutenant in the 4th Batt. Royal Sussex Regiment.
	After his conversion to Islam in 1924, Sir Archibald adopted the name of "Abdullah" and following her marriage in 1927, Lilian Austen also converted to Islam and adopted the name "Miriam."
	The Kentish Petition was a petition presented to the House of Commons on 29 April 1701, in which the freeholders of Kent urged the House to vote supplies to enable William III to fulfil his treaty obligations. It petitioned inter alia that "the loyal addresses of this House may be turned into bills of supply". The House of Commons voted that the petition was "scandalous, insolent, and seditious" and imprisoned those who presented it.
	Sir James John Hamilton, 2nd baronet [UK 1814]
	From the Bury and Norwich Post, and Suffolk Herald of 27 September 1870:-
	A Baronet Accidentally Poisoned - Colonel Sir James J. Hamilton, Bart., of Llanstephan, Carmathenshire, had a very narrow escape last week. It appeared that, feeling unwell, he took what was supposed to be black draught [a patent medicine commonly used as a purgative up until the early part of the 20th century] from his medicine chest, and pouring out a dose, drank it off, when he found that he had by mistake swallowed a quantity of laudanum. Dr. Dode, of Ferryside, was at once summoned, and the usual remedies were prescribed with such success that towards evening it was announced that the hon. Baronet was in a fair way to recover.
	Sir Charles Edward Hamilton, 1st and only baronet [UK 1892]
	From the Townsville Daily Bulletin of 12 January 1929:-
	An inquest on Sir Charles Edward Hamilton, Bt., aged 83, who died at his home in Eaton Place, S.W.1, from head injuries received when he fell downstairs, was held at the Westminster Coroner's Court. Sir Charles was formerly M.P. for the Rotherhithe Division of Southwark.
	His butler, Harry Sidney Edwards, stated that the dead baronet had been rather "tottery" on his legs. It was his custom to retire at 10.30 p.m., and he used to resent being assisted upstairs. On the night of the fall Edwards was following Sir Charles upstairs, when he stumbled, and before Edwards could reach him he had fallen backwards. He died the next day.
	Dr. Henry Bright Weir, pathologist, said that the cause of death was shock from fractured ribs. A verdict of accidental death was recorded.
	The special remainder to the baronetcy of Hardinge created in 1793
	From the London Gazette of 4 July 1801 (issue 15382, page 754):-
	The King has been pleased to grant the Dignity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to Richard Hardinge, of the county of Fermanagh, Esq; with Remainder to the Heirs Male of the Body of his Father Nicholas Hardinge, late of Canbury, in the county of Surrey, Esq; deceased.

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