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Last updated 10/10/2018 (1 Sep 2022) |
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Names of
baronets shown in blue |
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have not yet proved succession and, as a |
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result, their name has not yet been placed on |
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the Official Roll of the Baronetage. |
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Date |
Type |
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Died |
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Dates in italics in the "Born" column
indicate that the baronet was |
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baptised on that date;
dates in italics in the "Died" column indicate |
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that the baronet was buried on that date |
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LITTLETON of Pillaton Hall,Staffs |
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28 Jun 1627 |
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Edward Littleton |
c 1599 |
c 1657 |
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MP for Staffordshire 1640 and 1640-1644 |
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c 1657 |
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Edward Littleton |
c 1632 |
31 Jul 1709 |
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MP for Staffordshire 1663-1678 |
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Jul 1709 |
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Edward Littleton |
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2 Jan 1742 |
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2 Jan 1742 |
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4 |
Edward Littleton |
c 1725 |
18 May 1812 |
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MP for Staffordshire 1784-1807 |
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18 May 1812 |
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Extinct
on his death |
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LITTLETON of Stoke Milburgh,Suffolk |
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14 Oct 1642 |
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Adam Littleton |
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6 Sep 1647 |
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Sep 1647 |
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Thomas Littleton |
c 1621 |
12 Apr 1681 |
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MP for Wenlock 1640,1640-1644 and 1661, East |
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Grinstead 1679 and Yarmouth (IOW) 1681 |
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12 Apr 1681 |
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Thomas Littleton |
3 Apr 1647 |
31 Dec 1709 |
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MP for Woodstock 1689-1702, Castle |
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31 Dec 1709 |
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Rising 1702-1705, Chichester 1705-1708 |
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and Portsmouth 1708-1709. Speaker of the |
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House of Commons 1698-1700 |
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Extinct
on his death |
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LIVESEY of East Church,Kent |
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11 Jul 1627 |
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1 |
Michael Livesey |
1611 |
c 1663 |
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MP for Queenborough 1645 |
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1660 |
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He was attainted and the baronetcy |
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forfeited |
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LIVINGSTON of Glentirran,Stirling |
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20 Jul 1685 |
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Alexander Livingston |
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Jul 1698 |
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Jul 1698 |
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James Livingston |
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30 Apr 1771 |
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30 Apr 1771 |
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3 |
James Campbell (formerly Livingston) |
c 1719 |
21 Nov 1788 |
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MP for Stirlingshire 1747-1768 |
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21 Nov 1788 |
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Alexander Campbell |
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19 Sep 1810 |
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19 Sep 1810 |
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extinct or dormant |
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LIVINGSTON of Westquarter,Stirling |
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30 May 1699 |
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James Livingston |
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27 Nov 1701 |
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27 Nov 1701 |
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Alexander Livingston |
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13 Nov 1720 |
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13 Nov 1720 |
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George Livingston |
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1729 |
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1729 |
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Alexander Livingston |
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1766 |
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1766 |
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William Livingston |
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22 Feb 1769 |
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22 Feb 1769 |
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Alexander Livingston |
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8 Apr 1795 |
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8 Apr 1795 |
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Thomas Livingston |
20 Nov 1769 |
1 Apr 1853 |
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1 Apr 1853 |
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extinct or dormant |
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LIVINGSTONE of Dunnipace,Stirling |
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30 May 1625 |
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David Livingstone |
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c 1634 |
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c 1634 |
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LIVINGSTONE of Newbiggin,Lanark |
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29 Jun 1627 |
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Thomas Livingstone |
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c 1660 |
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Thomas
Livingstone,later [1696] 1st |
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Viscount Teviot |
c 1651 |
14 Jan 1711 |
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14 Jan 1711 |
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Alexander Livingstone |
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1718 |
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On his death the baronetcy became dormant |
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1718 |
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LIVINGSTONE of Kinnaird.Perth |
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29 Jun 1627 |
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John Livingstone |
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Mar 1628 |
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Mar 1628 |
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James Livingstone |
c 1622 |
6 Dec 1670 |
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He was subsequently created Viscount |
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Newburgh
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baronetcy then merged until it became |
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dormant in 1694 |
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LLEWELLYN of Penllergaer,Glamorgan |
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20 Mar 1890 |
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See "Dillwyn-Venables-Llewellyn" |
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LLEWELLYN of Bwllfa,Glamorgan |
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31 Jan 1922 |
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David Richard Llewellyn |
9 Mar 1879 |
15 Dec 1940 |
61 |
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15 Dec 1940 |
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Rhys Llewellyn |
9 Mar 1910 |
25 Apr 1978 |
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25 Apr 1978 |
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Henry Morton Llewellyn |
18 Jul 1911 |
15 Nov 1999 |
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15 Nov 1999 |
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David St.Vincent Llewellyn |
2 Apr 1946 |
13 Jan 2009 |
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13 Jan 2009 |
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Roderic Victor Llewellyn |
9 Oct 1947 |
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LLEWELLYN of Baglan,Glamorgan |
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20 Jan 1959 |
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Sir (Robert) Godfrey Llewellyn |
13 May 1893 |
3 Oct 1986 |
93 |
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3 Oct 1986 |
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Michael Rowland Godfrey Llewellyn |
15 Jun 1921 |
8 Sep 1994 |
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8 Sep 1994 |
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Extinct
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LLOYD of Yale,Denbigh |
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21 Jun 1647 |
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Evan Lloyd |
c 1622 |
Oct 1663 |
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Oct 1663 |
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Evan Lloyd |
c 1654 |
6 Apr 1700 |
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Extinct
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6 Apr 1700 |
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LLOYD of Garth,Montgomery |
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10 May 1661 |
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Charles Lloyd |
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MP for Montgomeryshire 1654-1655 and |
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1656-1658 and Montgomery 1659 |
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c 1678 |
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Charles Lloyd |
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c 1691 |
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c 1691 |
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Charles Lloyd |
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Extinct
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Nov 1743 |
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LLOYD of Woking,Surrey |
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28 Feb 1662 |
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John Lloyd |
c 1617 |
1 Jan 1664 |
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MP for
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1 Jan 1664 |
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John Lloyd |
c 1651 |
1674 |
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1674 |
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LLOYD of Mitfield,Cardigan |
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1 Apr 1708 |
GB |
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Charles Lloyd |
c 1662 |
28 Dec 1723 |
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MP for Cardigan 1698-1700 |
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28 Dec 1723 |
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Charles Cornwallis Lloyd |
c 1706 |
25 Feb 1729 |
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25 Feb 1729 |
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Lucius Christianus Lloyd |
c 1710 |
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1750 |
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LLOYD of Peterwell,Cardigan |
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Herbert Lloyd |
1719 |
19 Aug 1769 |
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19 Aug 1769 |
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LLOYD of Pengwern,Flint |
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29 Aug 1778 |
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Edward Lloyd |
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26 May 1795 |
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26 May 1795 |
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Edward Pryce Lloyd |
17 Sep 1768 |
3 Apr 1854 |
85 |
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(qv) in 1831 with which title the |
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baronetcy remains merged |
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LLOYD of Lancing,Sussex |
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30 Sep 1831 |
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James Martin Lloyd |
21 May 1762 |
24 Oct 1844 |
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24 Oct 1844 |
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LLOYD of Bromwydd,Cardigan |
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21 Jan 1863 |
UK |
1 |
Thomas Davies Lloyd |
19 May 1820 |
21 Jul 1877 |
57 |
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MP for
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Cardigan 1868-1874 |
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21 Jul 1877 |
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Marteine Owen Mowbray Lloyd |
8 Feb 1851 |
4 Apr 1933 |
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4 Apr 1933 |
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LLOYD of Rhu,Dumbarton |
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23 Jul 1960 |
UK |
1 |
Sir Ernest Guy Richard Lloyd |
7 Aug 1890 |
22 Sep 1987 |
97 |
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MP for Renfrewshire East 1940-1959 |
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22 Sep 1987 |
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Richard Ernest Butler Lloyd |
6 Dec 1928 |
13 Aug 2022 - HB |
93 - HB |
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13 Aug 2022 - HB |
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Richard Timothy Butler Lloyd |
12 Apr 1956 |
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LOCKHART of Stevenson,Haddington |
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18 Jun 1636 |
NS |
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See "Sinclair-Lockhart" |
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LOCKHART of Lee,Lanark |
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For information on the "Lee Penny," a famous |
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Scottish amulet held by the Lockhart family, |
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see the note at the foot of this page |
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24 May 1806 |
UK |
1 |
Alexander Macdonald Lockhart |
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22 Jun 1816 |
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MP for Berwick upon Tweed 1807-1812 |
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22 Jun 1816 |
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Charles Macdonald Lockhart |
8 Feb 1799 |
8 Dec 1832 |
33 |
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8 Dec 1832 |
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Norman Macdonald Lockhart |
10 Dec 1802 |
9 May 1849 |
46 |
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9 May 1849 |
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Norman Macdonald Lockhart |
1845 |
20 May 1870 |
24 |
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20 May 1870 |
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Simon Macdonald Lockhart |
13 Mar 1849 |
25 Mar 1919 |
70 |
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Extinct
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25 Mar 1919 |
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LOCKHART-DENHAM of Westshield,Lanark |
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31 Jan 1694 |
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LOCKHART-ROSS of Carstairs,Lanark |
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28 Feb 1672 |
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William Lockhart |
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James Lockhart |
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31 Jul 1755 |
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William Lockhart |
c 1715 |
26 Jun 1758 |
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26 Jun 1758 |
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James Ross-Lockhart |
c 1717 |
30 Sep 1760 |
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30 Sep 1760 |
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George Lockhart |
c 1718 |
13 Aug 1778 |
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13 Aug 1778 |
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John Lockhart-Ross |
11 Nov 1721 |
9 Jun 1790 |
68 |
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MP for Lanark 1761-1768 and Lanarkshire |
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1768-1774 |
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9 Jun 1790 |
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Charles Lockhart-Ross |
c 1763 |
8 Feb 1814 |
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MP for Tain Burghs 1790-1796, Ross-shire |
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1796-1806 and Linlithgow Burghs 1806-1807 |
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8 Feb 1814 |
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Charles William Frederick Augustus |
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Lockhart-Ross |
19 Jan 1812 |
26 Jul 1883 |
71 |
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26 Jul 1883 |
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Charles Henry Augustus Frederick |
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4 Apr 1872 |
28 Jun 1942 |
70 |
28 Jun 1942 |
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Extinct
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LOCOCK of Speldhurst,Kent |
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8 May 1857 |
UK |
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Charles Locock |
21 Apr 1799 |
23 Jul 1875 |
76 |
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23 Jul 1875 |
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Charles Brodie Locock |
21 Jul 1827 |
9 Jan 1890 |
62 |
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9 Jan 1890 |
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Charles Bird Locock |
22 Nov 1878 |
18 Sep 1965 |
86 |
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18 Sep 1965 |
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LODER of Whittlebury,Northants |
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27 Jul 1887 |
UK |
1 |
Robert Loder |
7 Aug 1823 |
27 May 1888 |
64 |
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MP for New Shoreham 1880-1885 |
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27 May 1888 |
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Edmund Giles Loder |
7 Aug 1849 |
14 Apr 1920 |
70 |
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14 Apr 1920 |
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Giles Rolls Loder |
10 Nov 1914 |
24 Feb 1999 |
84 |
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24 Feb 1999 |
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Edmund Jeune Loder |
26 Jun 1941 |
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LOFTUS of Mount Loftus,Kilkenny |
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16 Jul 1768 |
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Edward Loftus |
1742 |
17 May 1818 |
75 |
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17 May 1818 |
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Nicholas Loftus |
1763 |
16 Aug 1832 |
69 |
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16 Aug 1832 |
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Francis Hamilton Loftus |
1778 |
12 Mar 1864 |
85 |
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12 Mar 1864 |
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LOFTUS of Tottenham Green,co.Wexford |
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18 Dec 1780 |
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John Tottenham |
4 Jul 1714 |
29 Dec 1786 |
72 |
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29 Dec 1786 |
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Charles Loftus |
23 Jan 1738 |
22 Mar 1806 |
68 |
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Ely (qv) in 1800 with which title the |
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baronetcy
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30/06/2014 the baronetcy does not appear |
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on the Official Roll of the Baronetage |
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LOMBE of Sall Park,Norfolk |
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22 Jan 1784 |
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See "Jodrell" |
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LONG of Whaddon,Wilts |
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26 Mar 1661 |
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1 |
Walter Long |
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1672 |
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MP for Salisbury 1625, Wiltshire 1626, |
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Bath 1628-1629 and Ludgershall 1642-1648 |
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1672 |
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2 |
Walter Long |
1627 |
21 May 1710 |
82 |
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MP for Bath 1679-1681 |
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21 May 1710 |
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Extinct
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LONG of Westminster,London |
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1 Sep 1662 |
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1 |
Robert Long |
c 1600 |
13 Jul 1673 |
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MP for
Devizes 1626 and 1628-1629, |
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Midhurst 1640, Tewkesbury 1659 and |
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Boroughbridge 1661-1673 |
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13 Jul 1673 |
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2 |
James Long |
12 Jan 1617 |
23 Jan 1692 |
75 |
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MP for Malmesbury 1679-1685 and 1690-1692 |
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23 Jan 1692 |
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3 |
Robert Long |
1673 |
26 Jan 1692 |
18 |
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26 Jan 1692 |
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Giles Long |
1675 |
1697 |
22 |
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1697 |
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James Long |
c 1681 |
16 Mar 1729 |
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MP for Chippenham 1705-1713, Wootton |
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Bassett 1715-1722 and Wiltshire 1727-1729 |
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16 Mar 1729 |
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Robert Long |
1705 |
10 Feb 1767 |
61 |
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MP for Wootton Bassett 1734-1741 and |
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Wiltshire 1741-1767 |
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10 Feb 1767 |
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James Long (Tylney-Long from 1784) |
1736 |
28 Nov 1794 |
58 |
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MP for Marlborough 1762-1780, Devizes |
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1780-1788 and Wiltshire 1788-1794 |
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28 Nov 1794 |
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James Tylney-Long |
early 1794 |
14 Sep 1805 |
11 |
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on his death |
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14 Sep 1805 |
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LONGMAN of Windlesham,Surrey |
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23 Jul 1909 |
UK |
1 |
Hubert Harry Longman |
29 Nov 1856 |
16 Mar 1940 |
83 |
to |
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Extinct
on his death |
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16 Mar 1940 |
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LONGUEVILLE of Wolverton,Bucks |
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17 Dec 1638 |
NS |
1 |
Edward Longueville |
23 Apr 1604 |
6 Aug 1661 |
57 |
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Aug 1661 |
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2 |
Thomas Longueville |
c 1631 |
25 Jun 1685 |
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He broke his neck when he fell from his horse |
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25 Jun 1685 |
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3 |
Edward Longueville |
27 Jul 1662 |
28 Aug 1718 |
56 |
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He died in the same manner as his father above, |
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breaking his neck in a fall from his horse |
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28 Aug 1718 |
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Thomas Longueville |
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1759 |
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1759 |
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extinct or dormant |
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LONSDALE of Pavilion,Armagh |
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7 Jul 1911 |
UK |
1 |
John Brownlee Lonsdale |
23 Mar 1850 |
11 Jun 1924 |
74 |
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He was
subsequently created Baron |
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Armaghdale (qv) in 1918 with which the |
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baronetcy
then merged until its extinction |
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in 1924 |
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LOPES of Maristow House,Devon |
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1 Nov 1805 |
UK |
1 |
Manasseh Masseh Lopes |
27 Jan 1755 |
26 Mar 1831 |
76 |
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details of the special remainder included |
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in the creation of this baronetcy,see the note |
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at the foot of this page |
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MP for New
Romney 1802-1806,Evesham |
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1807-1808,Barnstaple 1812-1820 and Westbury |
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1820-1829 |
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26 Mar 1831 |
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2 |
Ralph Lopes |
10 Sep 1788 |
23 Jan 1854 |
65 |
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MP for
Westbury 1814-1819,1831-1837 and |
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1841-1847 and Devonshire South 1849-1854 |
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23 Jan 1854 |
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3 |
Massey Lopes |
14 Jun 1818 |
20 Jan 1908 |
89 |
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MP for Westbury 1857-1868 and Devonshire |
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South 1868-1885. Civil Lord of the |
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Admiralty 1874-1880.
PC 1885 |
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20 Jan 1908 |
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4 |
Henry Yarde Buller Lopes |
24 Mar 1859 |
14 Apr 1938 |
79 |
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He was subsequently created Baron Roborough |
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(qv) in 1938 with which title the baronetcy then |
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merged and so remains |
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LORAINE of Kirke Harle,Northumberland |
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26 Sep 1664 |
E |
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Thomas Loraine |
1638 |
10 Jan 1718 |
79 |
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10 Jan 1718 |
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2 |
William Loraine |
c Sep 1658 |
22 Jan 1744 |
85 |
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MP for Northumberland 1701-1702 |
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22 Jan 1744 |
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3 |
Charles Loraine |
1701 |
29 Apr 1755 |
53 |
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29 Apr 1755 |
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4 |
William Loraine |
17 Jun 1749 |
19 Dec 1809 |
60 |
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19 Dec 1809 |
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5 |
Charles Loraine |
19 Apr 1779 |
18 Jan 1833 |
53 |
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18 Jan 1833 |
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William Loraine |
9 Apr 1801 |
29 May 1849 |
48 |
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29 May 1849 |
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7 |
Charles Vincent Loraine |
20 Jul 1807 |
19 Aug 1850 |
43 |
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19 Aug 1850 |
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Henry Claude Loraine |
4 Apr 1812 |
4 Jan 1851 |
38 |
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4 Jan 1851 |
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9 |
William Loraine |
10 Oct 1780 |
1 Mar 1851 |
70 |
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1 Mar 1851 |
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John Lambton Loraine |
30 Jul 1784 |
11 Jul 1852 |
67 |
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11 Jul 1852 |
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Lambton Loraine |
17 Nov 1838 |
13 May 1917 |
78 |
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note at the foot of this page. |
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13 May 1917 |
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Percy Lyham Loraine |
5 Nov 1880 |
23 May 1961 |
80 |
to |
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PC 1933 |
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23 May 1961 |
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LORT of Stackpoole Court,Pembroke |
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15 Jul 1662 |
E |
1 |
Roger Lort |
c 1608 |
1663 |
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1663 |
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2 |
John Lort |
c 1637 |
c 1673 |
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c 1673 |
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3 |
Gilbert Lort |
c 1670 |
19 Sep 1698 |
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on his death |
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19 Sep 1698 |
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LOUIS of Chelston,Devon |
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1 Apr 1806 |
UK |
1 |
Thomas Louis |
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17 May 1807 |
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2 |
John Louis |
1785 |
31 Mar 1863 |
77 |
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31 Mar 1863 |
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3 |
John Louis |
28 Aug 1832 |
16 Nov 1893 |
61 |
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16 Nov 1893 |
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4 |
Charles Louis |
1813 |
6 Feb 1900 |
86 |
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6 Feb 1900 |
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5 |
Charles Louis |
9 Apr 1859 |
27 Jul 1949 |
90 |
to |
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on his death |
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27 Jul 1949 |
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LOVETT of Liscombe House,Bucks |
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23 Oct 1781 |
GB |
1 |
Jonathan Lovett |
c 1730 |
30 Jan 1812 |
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UK |
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30 Jan 1812 |
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ever passed the Great Seal |
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Extinct
on his death |
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LOW of Kilmaron,Fife |
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27 Nov 1908 |
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LOWE of Edgbaston,Warwicks |
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30 Jan 1918 |
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1 |
Sir Francis William Lowe |
8 Jan 1852 |
12 Nov 1929 |
77 |
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MP for Edgbaston 1898-1929. PC 1929 |
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12 Nov 1929 |
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Francis Gordon Lowe |
21 Jun 1884 |
17 May 1972 |
87 |
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17 May 1972 |
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Francis Reginald Gordon Lowe |
8 Feb 1931 |
28 May 1986 |
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28 May 1986 |
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Thomas William Gordon Lowe |
14 Aug 1963 |
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LOWSON of Westlaws,Perth |
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27 Jun 1951 |
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Denys Colquhoun Flowerdew Lowson |
22 Jan 1906 |
10 Sep 1975 |
69 |
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10 Sep 1975 |
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Ian Patrick Lowson |
4 Sep 1944 |
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LOWTHER of Lowther,Westmorland |
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c 1638 |
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John Lowther |
20 Feb 1606 |
30 Nov 1675 |
69 |
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MP for Westmorland 1628-1629 and 1660 |
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30 Nov 1675 |
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John Lowther,later [1696] 1st Viscount Lonsdale |
25 Apr 1655 |
10 Jul 1700 |
45 |
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MP for Westmorland 1677-1679 and 1681-1696 |
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10 Jul 1700 |
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Richard Lowther,2nd Viscount Lonsdale |
1692 |
1 Dec 1713 |
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1 Dec 1713 |
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Henry Lowther,3rd Viscount Lonsdale |
1694 |
12 Mar 1751 |
56 |
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12 Mar 1751 |
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James Lowther |
5 Aug 1736 |
24 May 1802 |
65 |
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LOWTHER of Whitehaven,Cumberland |
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11 Jun 1642 |
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Apr 1644 |
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John Lowther |
20 Nov 1642 |
17 Jan 1706 |
63 |
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MP for Cumberland 1665-1701 |
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Jan 1706 |
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Christopher Lowther |
c 1666 |
2 Oct 1731 |
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2 Oct 1731 |
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James Lowther |
5 Aug 1673 |
2 Jan 1755 |
81 |
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MP for Carlisle 1694-1702, Appleby 1723- |
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2 Jan 1755 |
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1727 and Cumberland 1708-1722 and |
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LOWTHER of Marske,Yorks |
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15 Jun 1697 |
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William Lowther |
4 Jan 1676 |
6 Apr 1705 |
29 |
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MP for Lancaster 1702-1705 |
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6 Apr 1705 |
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Thomas Lowther |
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23 Mar 1745 |
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MP for Lancaster 1722-1745 |
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23 Mar 1745 |
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William Lowther |
1727 |
15 Apr 1756 |
28 |
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15 Apr 1756 |
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LOWTHER of Swillington,Yorks |
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6 Jan 1715 |
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William Lowther |
8 Jun 1663 |
6 Mar 1729 |
65 |
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MP for Pontefract 1701-1710 and 1716-1729 |
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6 Mar 1729 |
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William Lowther |
c 1694 |
22 Dec 1763 |
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22 Dec 1763 |
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LOWTHER of Swillington,Yorks |
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22 Aug 1764 |
GB |
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William Lowther |
10 Jul 1707 |
15 Jun 1788 |
80 |
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15 Jun 1788 |
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William Lowther |
29 Dec 1757 |
19 Mar 1844 |
86 |
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Lonsdale (qv) in 1807 with which the |
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baronetcy remains
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LOWTHER of Swillington,Yorks |
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3 Nov 1824 |
UK |
1 |
John Lowther |
1 Apr 1759 |
11 May 1844 |
85 |
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MP for Cockermouth 1780-1786,Carlisle 1786, |
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Haslemere 1786-1790 and Cumberland 1796-1831 |
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11 May 1844 |
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John Henry Lowther |
23 Mar 1793 |
23 Jun 1868 |
75 |
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MP for Cockermouth 1816-1826 and 1831-1832, |
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Wigtown 1826-1831 and York 1835-1847 |
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23 Jun 1868 |
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Charles Hugh Lowther |
26 Sep 1803 |
6 Nov 1894 |
91 |
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6 Nov 1894 |
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Charles Bingham Lowther |
22 Jul 1880 |
22 Jan 1949 |
68 |
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22 Jan 1949 |
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William Guy Lowther |
9 Oct 1912 |
7 May 1982 |
69 |
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7 May 1982 |
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Charles Douglas Lowther |
22 Jan 1946 |
2 Oct 2018 |
72 |
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2 Oct 2018 |
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Patrick William Lowther |
15 Jul 1977 |
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LOWTHER of Belgrave Square,London |
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19 Jan 1914 |
UK |
1 |
Gerard Augustus Lowther |
16 Feb 1858 |
5 Apr 1916 |
58 |
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PC 1908 |
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5 Apr 1916 |
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LOWTHER-CROFTON of the Mote,Roscommon |
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12 Jun 1758 |
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LUBBOCK of Lammas,Norfolk |
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9 Apr 1806 |
UK |
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John Lubbock |
20 Aug 1744 |
24 Feb 1816 |
71 |
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at the foot of this page |
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24 Feb 1816 |
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John William Lubbock |
27 Dec 1773 |
22 Oct 1840 |
66 |
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MP for Leominster 1812-1820 |
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22 Oct 1840 |
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John William Lubbock |
26 Mar 1803 |
21 Jun 1865 |
62 |
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21 Jun 1865 |
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John Lubbock |
30 Apr 1834 |
28 May 1913 |
79 |
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He was subsequently created Baron Avebury |
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(qv) in 1900 with which title the |
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baronetcy remains
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LUCAS of Fenton,Lincs |
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20 May 1644 |
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Gervase Lucas |
28 Jul 1611 |
c 1668 |
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c 1668 |
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LUCAS of Ashtead Park,Surrey |
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and Lowestoft,Suffolk |
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25 Jul 1887 |
UK |
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Thomas Lucas |
18 Jul 1822 |
6 Mar 1902 |
79 |
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6 Mar 1902 |
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Arthur Lucas |
22 May 1853 |
14 Jun 1915 |
62 |
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14 Jun 1915 |
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Edward Lingard Lucas |
15 Feb 1860 |
3 Aug 1936 |
76 |
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3 Aug 1936 |
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Jocelyn Morton Lucas |
27 Aug 1889 |
2 May 1980 |
90 |
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MP for Portsmouth South 1939-1966 |
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2 May 1980 |
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Thomas Edward Lucas |
30 Sep 1930 |
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LUCAS-TOOTH of Queens Gate,London |
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26 Jul 1906 |
UK |
1 |
Robert Lucas Lucas-Tooth |
7 Dec 1844 |
19 Feb 1915 |
70 |
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the note at the foot of this page |
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19 Feb 1915 |
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Archibald Leonard Lucas Lucas-Tooth |
3 Jun 1884 |
12 Jul 1918 |
34 |
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on his death |
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12 Jul 1918 |
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LUCAS-TOOTH of Bught,Inverness |
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1 Dec 1920 |
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1 |
Hugh Vere Huntly Duff Lucas-Tooth (Munro- |
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Lucas-Tooth from 1965) |
13 Jan 1903 |
18 Nov 1985 |
82 |
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For information on the special remainder |
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included
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the foot of
this page |
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MP for Isle of Ely 1924-1929 and Hendon |
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South 1945-1970 |
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18 Nov 1985 |
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Hugh John Lucas-Tooth |
20 Aug 1932 |
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LUCKYN of Little Waltham,Essex |
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2 Mar 1629 |
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William Luckyn |
1594 |
c 1660 |
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c 1660 |
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Capell Luckyn |
8 May 1622 |
23 Jan 1680 |
57 |
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MP for Harwich 1648,1660 and 1664-1679 |
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23 Jan 1680 |
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William Luckyn |
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c 1708 |
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c 1708 |
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Harbottle Luckyn |
16 Jan 1684 |
4 Feb 1737 |
53 |
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4 Feb 1737 |
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William Grimston |
31 Dec 1684 |
15 Oct 1756 |
71 |
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He had previously been created Viscount |
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Grimston (qv) in 1719.The 4th Viscount was |
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created Earl of Verulam (qv) in 1815 with |
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which title the baronetcy remains merged |
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LUCKYN of Waltham,Essex |
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15 Nov 1661 |
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William Luckyn |
c 1633 |
c 1678 |
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c 1678 |
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William Luckyn |
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c 1700 |
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c 1700 |
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LUCY of Broxbourn,Herts |
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11 Mar 1618 |
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1 |
Richard Lucy |
c 1592 |
6 Apr 1667 |
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MP for Old Sarum 1647-1653 and |
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Hertfordshire 1654-1655 and 1656-1658 |
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6 Apr 1667 |
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Kingsmill Lucy |
c 1649 |
20 Sep 1678 |
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MP for Andover 1673-1678 |
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20 Sep 1678 |
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3 |
Berkeley Lucy |
c 1672 |
19 Nov 1759 |
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19 Nov 1759 |
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LUCY of Holmes,Roxburgh |
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14 Mar 1836 |
UK |
1 |
See "Ramsay-Fairfax-Lucy" |
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LUMLEY of Bradfield Magna,Essex |
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8 Jan 1641 |
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1 |
Martin Lumley |
c 1596 |
c 1651 |
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MP for Essex 1641-1648 |
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c 1651 |
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Martin Lumley |
c 1628 |
11 Sep 1702 |
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Sep 1702 |
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Martin Lumley |
27 Mar 1662 |
12 Jan 1711 |
48 |
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12 Jan 1711 |
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4 |
James Lumley |
c 1697 |
11 Dec 1771 |
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on his death |
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11 Dec 1771 |
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LUMM of Lumville,King's Co, |
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24 Feb 1775 |
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1 |
Francis Lumm |
c 1732 |
8 Mar 1797 |
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LUMSDEN of Auchindour,Aberdeen |
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9 Aug 1821 |
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Harry Niven Lumsden |
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15 Dec 1821 |
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LUSHINGTON of South Hill Park,Berks |
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26 Apr 1791 |
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1 |
Stephen Lushington |
17 Jun 1744 |
12 Jan 1807 |
62 |
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MP for Hedon 1783-1784, Helston 1790- |
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1796, Mitchell 1796-1802, Penrhyn |
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1802-1806 and Plympton Erle 1806-1807 |
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12 Jan 1807 |
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2 |
Henry Lushington |
27 Oct 1775 |
25 Jun 1863 |
87 |
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25 Jun 1863 |
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3 |
Henry Lushington |
10 Oct 1803 |
26 Sep 1897 |
93 |
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26 Sep 1897 |
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4 |
Henry Lushington |
24 Jan 1826 |
15 Mar 1898 |
72 |
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15 Mar 1898 |
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5 |
Arthur Patrick Douglas Lushington |
19 Jan 1861 |
13 Apr 1937 |
76 |
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13 Apr 1937 |
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6 |
Herbert Castleman Lushington |
15 Sep 1879 |
5 Oct 1968 |
89 |
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5 Oct 1968 |
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Henry Edmund Castleman Lushington |
2 May 1909 |
6 Sep 1988 |
79 |
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6 Sep 1988 |
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John Richard Castleman Lushington |
28 Aug 1938 |
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LUSK of Colney Park,Herts |
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4 Aug 1874 |
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1 |
Andrew Lusk |
18 Sep 1810 |
21 Jul 1909 |
98 |
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21 Jul 1909 |
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LYDE of Ayot St Lawrence,Herts |
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13 Oct 1772 |
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1 |
Lyonel Lyde |
9 May 1724 |
25 Jun 1791 |
67 |
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25 Jun 1791 |
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LYELL of Kinnordy,Forfar |
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22 Aug 1864 |
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1 |
Sir Charles Lyell |
14 Nov 1797 |
22 Feb 1875 |
77 |
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22 Feb 1875 |
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LYELL of Kinnordy,Angus |
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1 Jan 1894 |
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1 |
Leonard Lyell |
21 Oct 1850 |
18 Sep 1926 |
75 |
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He was subsequently created Baron Lyell |
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remained merged until the death of the 3rd |
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Baron in 2017 when it became extinct |
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LYLE of Greenock,Renfrew |
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26 Jun 1915 |
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1 |
Robert Park Lyle |
17 Oct 1859 |
11 Jul 1923 |
63 |
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11 Jul 1923 |
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LYLE of Glendelvine,Perth |
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26 Mar 1929 |
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1 |
Alexander Park Lyle |
2 Aug 1849 |
10 Dec 1933 |
84 |
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10 Dec 1933 |
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Archibald Moir Park Lyle |
5 Feb 1884 |
4 Dec 1946 |
62 |
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4 Dec 1946 |
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Gavin Archibald Lyle |
14 Oct 1941 |
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LYLE of Canford Cliffs,Dorset |
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22 Jun 1932 |
UK |
1 |
Charles Ernest Leonard Lyle |
22 Jul 1882 |
6 Mar 1954 |
71 |
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baronetcy then merged until its extinction |
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LYNCH-BLOSSE of Galway |
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8 Jun 1622 |
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1 |
Henry Lynch |
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21 Feb 1635 |
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Robert Lynch |
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1667 |
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1667 |
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3 |
Henry Lynch |
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1691 |
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1691 |
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4 |
Robert Lynch |
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c 1720 |
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c 1720 |
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5 |
Henry Lynch |
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1762 |
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1762 |
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Robert Lynch-Blosse |
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1775 |
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1775 |
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7 |
Henry Lynch-Blosse |
14 Oct 1749 |
1788 |
38 |
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1788 |
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Robert Lynch-Blosse |
23 Feb 1774 |
Jan 1818 |
43 |
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Jan 1818 |
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Francis Lynch-Blosse |
Aug 1801 |
5 Jul 1840 |
38 |
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5 Jul 1840 |
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Robert Lynch-Blosse |
15 Feb 1825 |
3 Dec 1893 |
68 |
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3 Dec 1893 |
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11 |
Henry Lynch-Blosse |
21 Apr 1857 |
17 Aug 1918 |
61 |
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17 Aug 1918 |
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Robert Lynch-Blosse |
14 Feb 1861 |
23 Jun 1942 |
81 |
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23 Jun 1942 |
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Robert Cyril Lynch-Blosse |
17 Jan 1887 |
4 Jul 1951 |
64 |
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4 Jul 1951 |
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Robert Geoffrey Lynch-Blosse |
1 Apr 1915 |
21 Apr 1963 |
48 |
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21 Apr 1963 |
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Henry Lynch-Blosse |
29 Oct 1884 |
17 May 1969 |
84 |
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17 May 1969 |
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David Edward Lynch-Blosse |
24 Nov 1925 |
15 Oct 1971 |
45 |
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15 Oct 1971 |
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Richard Hely Lynch-Blosse |
26 Aug 1953 |
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LYNCH-ROBINSON of Foxrock |
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30 Jan 1920 |
UK |
1 |
Sir Henry Augustus Robinson |
20 Nov 1857 |
16 Oct 1927 |
69 |
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PC [I] 1902 |
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16 Oct 1927 |
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Christopher Henry Robinson (Lynch-Robinson |
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from 13 Feb 1947) |
18 Oct 1884 |
22 Nov 1958 |
74 |
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22 Nov 1958 |
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Niall Bryan Lynch-Robinson |
24 Feb 1918 |
3 Jun 1996 |
78 |
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3 Jun 1996 |
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Dominick Christopher Lynch-Robinson |
30 Jul 1948 |
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LYONS of Christchurch,Hants |
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29 Jul 1840 |
UK |
1 |
Edmund Lyons |
21 Nov 1790 |
23 Nov 1858 |
68 |
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(qv) in 1856 with which the baronetcy then |
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merged until its extinction in 1887 |
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LYONS of St.James's Place,Westminster |
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3 Mar 1937 |
UK |
1 |
Sir Henry Edward Lyons |
29 Aug 1877 |
17 Aug 1963 |
85 |
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He was subsequently created Baron |
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Ennisdale (qv) in 1939 with which the |
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baronetcy then merged until its extinction |
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in 1963 |
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LYTTELTON of Frankley,Worcs |
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25 Jun 1618 |
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1 |
Thomas Lyttelton |
c 1593 |
22 Feb 1650 |
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MP for Worcestershire 1621-1622,1624- |
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1625,1625,1626 and 1640 |
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22 Feb 1650 |
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Henry Lyttelton |
c 1624 |
24 Jun 1693 |
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MP for Lichfield
1678-1679 |
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24 Jun 1693 |
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3 |
Charles Lyttelton |
1628 |
2 May 1716 |
87 |
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MP for Bewdley 1685-1687 |
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2 May 1716 |
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4 |
Thomas Lyttelton |
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MP for Worcestershire 1721-1734 and |
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Camelford 1734-1741 |
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14 Sep 1751 |
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George
Lyttelton,later [1756] 1st |
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Baron Lyttelton |
17 Jan 1709 |
22 Aug 1773 |
64 |
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22 Aug 1773 |
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Thomas Lyttelton,2nd Baron Lyttelton |
30 Jan 1744 |
27 Nov 1779 |
35 |
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27 Nov 1779 |
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William Henry Lyttelton |
24 Dec 1724 |
14 Sep 1808 |
83 |
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He was subsequently created Baron |
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Lyttelton (qv) in 1794 with which title |
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the baronetcy then merged. At present,the |
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baronetcy is merged with the Viscountcy |
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of Cobham,although as at 30/06/2014 the |
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baronetcy
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LYTTON of Knebworth,Herts |
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18 Jul 1838 |
UK |
1 |
Edward George Earle Lytton |
25 May 1803 |
18 Jan 1873 |
69 |
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He was subsequently created Baron Lytton |
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(qv) in 1866.
The 2nd Baron was |
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subsequently created Earl of Lytton with |
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which title the baronetcy remains merged |
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The "Lee Penny" owned by the Lockhart family |
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The Lockhart family are descended from Sir
Simon Loccard of the Lee, a fourteenth century |
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Scottish
crusader who first obtained an amulet (the "Lee Penny") which, over
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centuries, became famous throughout Scotland,
and which has been immortalised in literature |
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as the basis for Sir Walter Scott's "The
Talisman," although that novel is set during the time |
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of Richard the Lionheart. |
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After the death of Robert I of Scotland (Robert
the Bruce) in June 1329, Sir James Douglas |
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was given the task of carrying Robert's heart
to the Holy Land for burial in the Holy Sepulchre |
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in
Jerusalem, but while on his way there, he joined King Alfonso XI of Castile
in a crusade |
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against
the Moors in Granada in Spain, where Douglas was killed at the Battle of Teba
on |
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25 August 1330. Douglas was accompanied by Sir
Simon Loccard, who held the key to the |
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casket
in which Douglas carried the late king's heart. This is reflected in the
family motto of |
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the Lockharts - "Corda Serrata Pando"
- "I open locked hearts" and also in the family name. |
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During
the course of one of the battles in this campaign, Sir Simon captured a
wealthy |
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Moorish emir. The emir's mother (or wife in
other versions of the story) offered Sir Simon a |
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large sum of money to ransom him, and whilst
counting out the ransom money, she dropped |
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what appeared to be a pebble. She was so
anxious to pick it up that Sir Simon felt that the |
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pebble
must be a valuable gem and demanded that it be added to the ransom. |
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The woman agreed and further explained that the
stone possessed healing powers that would |
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cure all diseases known to man and beast. The
stone is dark red in colour, and is set in a silver |
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groat (i.e. a 4 penny coin) minted during the
reign of Edward I of England. According to the |
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emir's mother, the coin was to be dipped into
water three times and swirled around, with the |
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water then being used to wash the diseased
portion of the person or animal concerned. No |
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money was to be asked for or accepted from
those seeking to be cured. |
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According to tradition, the amulet was
frequently used to cure illness and disease. In 1629, |
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during an outbreak of plague amongst oxen in
Newcastle, the amulet was said to have been |
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used to cure them, although the good folk of
that town were required to deposit £6,000 to |
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ensure the amulet's safe return. On another
occasion, it is related that Lady Baird of |
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Sauchtonhall, who had been bitten by a mad dog
and was showing the symptoms of rabies, |
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was washed in water in which the amulet had
been dipped, and made a complete recovery. |
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During this time, the local Presbyterians
attempted to charge the current owner of the amulet |
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with sorcery, but their action failed because
it was demonstrated that the use of the amulet |
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had not been accompanied by the speaking of any
words which could be seen as being an |
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incantation. |
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As far as I am aware, the amulet remains in the
possession of the Lockhart family. |
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Sir Charles Henry Augustus Frederick |
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Lockhart-Ross,9th baronet |
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Sir Charles succeeded to the baronetcy on the
death of his father in 1883, when the new |
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baronet was only
11 years old. |
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According
to a gossip column published in The Washington Post of 3 December 1901,
"[Sir |
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Charles] comes from a family which is renowned
for its eccentricity, and he distinguished |
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himself as soon as he came of age by
instituting an extraordinary lawsuit against his widowed |
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mother
for having, during his minority, spent more of the revenues of his estates
upon |
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than she was entitled to by law or by the terms
of the will. In her defense it must be said |
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that her only extravagances were in cases where
he was concerned. While he was at school |
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at Eton, she furnished him with a magnificent
ocean-going steam yacht, a large sailing yacht, |
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the most superbly appointed and biggest steam
launch for river use on the Thames, a coach |
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and
four, and heaven only knows what else besides. In fact, in all of the history
of Eton, |
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extending over six centuries, there has never
been a boy there who enjoyed such a command |
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of money as Charlie Ross. …… |
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"Of Sir Charles Ross' father it is told
that one winter he became greatly irritated over the fact |
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that he could find nothing for the army of
workmen on one of his Scotch estates to do owing |
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to
the frost and snow. So at last, he hit on a plan. He gave out that he had
lost a sixpence |
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somewhere in the grounds, and set the men to
find it. They searched and searched among the |
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snow with no success. In the end, one of them,
anxious to relieve himself and his fellow- |
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employees of so ridiculous a task, even at the
sacrifice of a bit of silver, handed his master a |
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sixpence, and informed him that he had found
the coin. Sir Charles instantly dismissed him for |
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lying, explaining that he had not really lost
any money at all. |
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"His father [i.e. the 7th baronet] was
still more odd, for he was so passionately fond of poultry |
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that
he insisted on having all the rooms at Balnagowan Castle littered with straw
so that he |
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might enjoy the pleasure of watching the
chickens scratch and scrape among it. In his days |
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there was not a room in the castle in which was
not apt to tread upon a sitting hen, or a |
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new laid egg, hidden among the straw, and one
of the very first things that his successor was |
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obliged to do on succeeding to the property was
to floor and wainscot afresh every room in |
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the castle." |
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The special remainder to the baronetcy of Lopes
created in 1805 |
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From the "London Gazette" of 1
October 1805 (issue 15848, page 1245):- |
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'The King has been pleased to grant the Dignity
of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great |
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Britain and Ireland to Manasseh Lopes, of
Maristow-House, in the County of Devon, Esq; with |
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Remainder to his Nephew, Ralph Franco, Esq.' |
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Sir Lambton Loraine, 11th baronet |
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Sir Lambton pursued a naval career, eventually
retiring as a Rear-Admiral. In 1873, he was in |
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command
of the British warship 'Niobe' when he became a central figure of an incident
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has passed into history as the "Virginius
Incident." |
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At the time of our story, Cuba had been under
Spanish rule for over 350 years. During this |
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period, there were frequent rebellions against
the authoritarian rule of the Spanish, culminating |
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in the 'Ten Year War' which occurred between
1868 and 1878. During this period, the Cuban |
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insurgents
received help from American and British 'filibusters', who used the
US-flagged |
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'Virginius' to transport men and guns to aid
the rebels. |
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The
'Virginius' was a sidewheel steamer of around 500 tons which had previously
been a |
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blockade-runner
during the American Civil War. Because of its role in assisting the
Cuban |
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rebels, the Spanish authorities viewed the
'Virginius' as being a pirate ship |
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On 23 October 1873, the 'Virginius' steamed out
of Kingston, Jamaica, loaded with around 160 |
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men. Many of these men were, however, mere
passengers who had no idea of the alternative |
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purpose of the voyage. At Port-au-Prince in
Haiti, 300 Remington rifles and 300,000 rounds of |
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ammunition
were taken on board. The 'Virginius' then set sail for Cuba, but about six
miles from |
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the
Cuban coast. off present-day Guantanamo, it was intercepted by the Spanish
warship |
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'Tornado'. Then began a desperate chase; the
'Virginius' steamed towards Jamaica, throwing |
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overboard
all that could be spared (including the guns and ammunition) in order to
lighten the |
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ship,
but the 'Tornado' finally caught up with the fleeing 'Virginius' about 6
miles off the |
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Jamaican
coast (in British territorial waters) and the captain of the 'Virginius' had
no option |
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other than to surrender. |
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The 'Virginius' was towed by the 'Tornado' into
the harbour of Santiago de Cuba, where they |
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arrived on 1 November 1873. There were
immediate protests made by the American and British |
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authorities. The 'Virginius' was sailing
(illegally) under the American flag, and had been captured |
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in British waters. The Spanish commandante refused to meet
with the US and British consuls |
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and
sentenced the vast majority of the 'Virginius's' complement to death on
charges of |
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piracy. A number of men were sentenced to terms
of imprisonment, ranging from 4 years to life. |
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The four ranking officers of the Cuban
insurgents were executed by firing squad on 4 November |
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1873. On 7 November, another 37 were executed
and a further 12 on 8 November. |
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News of the capture of the 'Virginius' and the
subsequent executions reached Jamaica via a |
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clandestine
message sent by a Cuban employee of the British Cable agency in Santiago
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Cuba. Since it was suspected that some members
of the ship's crew were British and that the |
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ship had been captured in British waters, the
'Niobe' was sent to investigate the situation. The |
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'Niobe' arrived on 8 November and Sir Lambton
immediately sent the following note to the |
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Spanish commandante :- |
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'I have no instructions from my government
because they are unaware of what is happening; |
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but I assume the responsibility and am
convinced that my conduct will be approved by Her |
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Britannic Majesty, because my actions are
pro-humanity and pro-civilization. I demand that |
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you
stop this dreadful butchery that is taking place here. I do not believe that
I need to |
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explain what my actions will be in case my
demand is not heeded.' |
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The commandante gave in to Sir Lambton's implied threat and immediately
suspended any |
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further executions. Some sources say that Sir
Lambton had threatened to sink all of the |
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shipping in the harbour and to bombard the
town, but this appears to be a later embellishment, |
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and, in any event, gets the town wrong by
stating it was Havana, rather than Santiago de |
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Cuba. The Americans were very grateful for Sir
Lambton's intervention - he was given the |
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freedom of the city of New York and was
presented with a gold brick from the miners of |
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Montana and a silver brick from the miners of
Virginia City, Nevada. |
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The special remainder to the baronetcy of
Lovett created [?] in 1808 |
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From the "London Gazette" of 3
September 1808 (issue 16178, page 1195):- |
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'The King has been pleased to grant the Dignity
of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great |
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Britain and Ireland to Sir Jonathan Lovett, of
Liscombe-House, in the County of Buckingham, |
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Baronet of Great Britain, and the Heirs Male of
his Body lawfully begotten, with Remainders |
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severally to the first and every other Son and
Sons successively of Elizabeth Lovett, his eldest |
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Daughter,
and of Letitia Lovett and Arabella Lovett, two other Daughters of the said
Sir |
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Jonathan Lovett, and their respective Heirs Male.' |
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It is not clear, however, whether this creation
ever passed the Great Seal, and therefore came |
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into existence. The creation of 1808 does not
appear in Burke's "Extinct Baronetage." |
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The special remainder to the baronetcy of
Lubbock created in 1806 |
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From the "London Gazette" of 1 April
1806 (issue 15906, page 422):- |
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'The King has been pleased to grant the Dignity
of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great |
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Britain and Ireland unto John Lubbock, of
Lamas, in the County of Norfolk, Esq; and the Heirs |
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Male of his Body lawfully begotten; with
Remainder to John William Lubbock, of Lamas, in the |
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County
of Norfolk aforesaid, Esq; Nephew of the said John Lubbock, Esq; and the
Heirs Male |
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of his Body lawfully begotten.' |
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The two baronetcies of Lucas-Tooth |
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After
all the heirs to the baronetcy of 1906 had been killed in World War I, and
the baronetcy |
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had, as a result, become extinct, the baronetcy
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old grandson of the original grantee. The
recreated baronetcy contained a special remainder |
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which was detailed in the "London
Gazette" of 10 December 1920 (issue 32159, page 12190):- |
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'Letters Patent have passed the Great Seal of
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
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conferring
the dignity of a Baronet of the said United Kingdom upon Hugh Vere Huntly
Duff |
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Lucas-Tooth (heretofore Hugh Vere Huntly Duff
Warrand), of Bught, in the County of Inverness, |
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Esquire, eldest son of Hugh Monro Warrand,
Esquire, Major on the Retired List of His Majesty's |
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Army, to hold to him and the heirs male of his
body lawfully begotten; and in default of such |
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issue to the other heirs male lawfully begotten
of the body of Beatrice Maude Lucas eldest |
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daughter of Sir Robert Lucas Lucas-Tooth, late
of Queen's Gate, in the Royal Borough of |
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Kensington, and of Kameruka, in the County of
Auckland, in the State of New South Wales and |
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Commonwealth of Australia, Baronet, deceased,
now wife of the said Hugh Munro Warrand.' |
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According to an article in "The Washington
Post" of 2 January 1921:- |
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'King George has done a very gracious thing in
reviving the baronetcy originally bestowed upon |
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Sir Robert Lucas-Tooth, the great Australian
multimillionaire and philanthropist. Sir Robert had |
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three sons, all of whom took part in the great war. |
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'The two eldest boys [Douglas and Selwyn] fell
in the early months of the conflict, the second, |
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an
officer of the Ninth Lancers, displaying so much heroism that he was awarded
the |
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Distinguished
Service Order after his death. Sir Robert, overwhelmed with grief,
succumbed |
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early
in 1915, leaving the baronetcy to his youngest son, Archibald, who went
through the |
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entire
campaign, dying on the very eve of the armistice [actually 4 months before
it] of |
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wounds, shell shock, and of consequent illness
contracted at the front in France. |
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'The eldest daughter of Sir Robert, that is to
say, the sister of these three brothers who gave |
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their lives for their country in the great war,
is married to Major Hugh Munro Warrand, of Bught, |
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Inverness-shire. Her eldest son, Hugh, was a
favourite of his grandfather, Sir Robert, and the |
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latter a short time before his demise made a
will, according to the terms of which, in the event |
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of his only surviving son, Archibald, dying
without male issue, Hugh was to succeed to the bulk |
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of his fortune, and to assume the name of
Lucas-Tooth, as well as his armorial bearings. The |
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young fellow therefore became Hugh Lucas-Tooth,
and it is in his favor that King George has |
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revived his grandfather's baronetcy.' |
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'The
late Sir Robert Lucas-Tooth was not Australian born [yes, he was, in Sydney],
as are so |
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many of those Antipodean multimillionaires, but
hailed from Cranbrook, in Kent, and as Robert |
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Lucas rowed in the Eton eight, in 1863. While
quite young he emigrated [i.e. returned] to |
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Australia where his uncle, Frederick Tooth, was
one of the early land owners of the city of |
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Sydney. As Sydney developed in size and
importance, Frederick Tooth acquired colossal wealth, |
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thanks to the phenomenal increase in the value
of his real estate holdings [and, in particular, |
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the value of the brewer, Tooth & Co., in
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'His
[Frederick's] only daughter and heiress [Helen] married her first cousin,
Robert Lucas, who |
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added
his father-in-law's name to his own patronymic and who after sitting in the
Parliament |
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of New South Wales went to England to live. He
contested unsuccessfully the Loughborough |
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division of Leicester in 1895 on the
Conservative ticket, contributed most generously to the |
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Unionist party exchequer, and received his
reward on the fall of the Unionist government in |
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1905 in the shape of a baronetcy. |
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'The late Sir Robert was regarded as the
leading authority on Australian finance, and was chair- |
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man
of the Bank of New South Wales. He was one of the chief backers of Sir
Edward |
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Shackleton's Antarctic expedition, and shortly
before the war gave a quarter of a million dollars |
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[£50,000] toward a boys' military training fund
in London, after the model of the Australian |
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cadet system, founded at the instance of Lord
Kitchener after the latter's visit to the Antipodes |
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in 1909. Sir Robert also furnished the money
needed for the organisation at the front in France |
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of
a complete Australian field hospital, with several hundred beds, of which the
late Lady |
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Dudley, wife of the former governor general of
Australia, assumed the direction, and acted as |
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superintendent.' |
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Copyright @ 2003-2018
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