BARONETAGE
			Last updated 26/09/2012
			Names of baronets shown in blue
			have not yet proved succession and, as a
			result, their name has not yet been placed on
			the Official Roll of the Baronetage.
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
			BARRET of Iniscarry,Cork
c 1631	I	1	Andrew Barret		1648
to			Extinct on his death
1648
			BARRETT of Newburgh,Fife
2 Oct 1628	NS	1	Edward Barrett,1st Lord Barrett of Newburgh		2 Jan 1645
to			Extinct on his death
Jan 1645
			BARRETT of Castlemore,Cork
4 Jul 1665	I	1	William Barrett	c 1640	16 Feb 1673
to			Extinct on his death
16 Feb 1673
			BARRETT-LENNARD of Belhus,Essex
30 Jun 1801	UK	1	Thomas Barrett-Lennard	6 Jan 1762	25 Jun 1857	95
			MP for Essex South 1832-1835
25 Jun 1857		2	Thomas Barrett-Lennard	29 Dec 1826	17 Jan 1919	92
			For further information on this baronet, see
			the note at the foot of this page.
17 Jan 1919		3	Thomas Barrett-Lennard	25 Oct 1853	19 Sep 1923	69
19 Sep 1923		4	Richard Fiennes Barrett-Lennard	17 May 1861	6 Sep 1934	73
6 Sep 1934		5	Thomas Richard Fiennes Barrett-Lennard	12 Dec 1898	28 Dec 1977	79
28 Dec 1977		6	Hugh Dacre Barrett-Lennard	27 Jun 1917	21 Jun 2007	89
21 Jun 2007		7	Peter John Barrett-Lennard	26 Sep 1942
			BARRIE of Adelphi Terrace,Westminster
14 Jun 1913	UK	1	James Matthew Barrie	9 May 1860	19 Jun 1937	77
to			OM 1922
19 Jun 1937			Extinct on his death
			BARRINGTON of Barrington Hall,Essex
29 Jun 1611	E	1	Francis Barrington	c 1570	3 Jul 1628
			MP for Essex 1601-1628
3 Jul 1628		2	Thomas Barrington		c Sep 1644
			MP for Newtown 1621-1629, Essex 1640
			and Colchester 1640-1644
c Sep 1644		3	John Barrington	1605	24 Mar 1683	77
			MP for Newtown 1645-1648,1660 and 1661-
			1679
24 Mar 1683		4	John Barrington	16 Oct 1670	26 Nov 1691	21
26 Nov 1691		5	Charles Barrington	c 1671	29 Jan 1715
			MP for Essex 1694-1705 and 1713-1715
29 Jan 1715		6	John Barrington	c 1673	Aug 1717
Aug 1717		7	John Barrington	by 1707	4 May 1776
			MP for Newtown 1729-1734 and 1741-1775
4 May 1776		8	Fitzwilliam Barrington	9 May 1708	24 Sep 1792	84
24 Sep 1792		9	John Barrington	8 Dec 1752	5 Aug 1818	65
			MP for Newtown 1780-1796
5 Aug 1818		10	Fitzwilliam Barrington	2 Mar 1755	26 Sep 1832	77
to			Extinct on his death
26 Sep 1832
			BARRINGTON of Limerick
20 Sep 1831	UK	1	Joseph Barrington	21 Feb 1764	10 Jan 1846	81
10 Jan 1846		2	Matthew Barrington	21 May 1788	1 Apr 1861	72
1 Apr 1861		3	William Hartigan Barrington	4 Oct 1815	14 Jul 1872	56
14 Jul 1872		4	Croker Barrington	12 Jul 1817	4 Jul 1890	72
4 Jul 1890		5	Charles Burton Barrington	1848	12 Aug 1943	95
12 Aug 1943		6	Charles Bacon Barrington	6 Jun 1902	30 Nov 1980	78
30 Nov 1980		7	Alexander Fitzwilliam Croker Barrington	19 Nov 1909	6 Feb 2003	93
6 Feb 2003		8	Benjamin Barrington	23 Jan 1950
			BARRON of Glenanna,Waterford
12 Oct 1841	UK	1	Henry Winston Barron	15 Oct 1795	19 Apr 1872	76
			MP for Waterford 1832-1841,1842-1847,1848-1852,
			1865-1868 and 1869-1870
19 Apr 1872		2	Henry Page Turner Barron	27 Dec 1824	13 Sep 1900	75
to			Extinct on his death
13 Sep 1900
			BARROW of Hygrove,Gloucs
22 Jan 1784	GB		see "Crawley-Boevey"
			BARROW of Ulverstone,Lancs
30 Mar 1835	UK	1	John Barrow	19 Jun 1764	23 Nov 1848	84
23 Nov 1848		2	George Barrow	22 Oct 1806	27 Feb 1876	69
27 Feb 1876		3	John Croker Barrow	8 Jul 1833	23 Sep 1900	67
23 Sep 1900		4	Francis Laurence John Barrow	11 Aug 1862	9 Jun 1950	87
			For further information on this baronet, see
			the note at the foot of this page
9 Jun 1950		5	Wilfred John Wilson Croker Barrow	28 Dec 1897	11 Jan 1960	62
11 Jan 1960		6	Richard John Uniacke Barrow	2 Aug 1933	16 Feb 2009	75
16 Feb 2009		7	Anthony John Grenfell Barrow	24 May 1962
			BARRY of Dublin
1 Aug 1775	I	1	Edward Barry	1696	25 Mar 1776	79
29 Mar 1776		2	Nathaniel Barry	c 1725	Mar 1785
Mar 1785		3	Edward Barry	c 1760	c 1820
c 1820		4	Walter Barry		c 1827
c 1827		5	Edward Barry		17 Apr 1836
17 Apr 1836		6	Edward Barry		c 1845
c 1845		7	John Barry		5 May 1891
5 May 1891		8	James Barry		c 1895
to			On his death the baronetcy became either
c 1895			extinct or dormant
			BARRY of St.Leonard's Hill,Berks
			and Keiss Castle,Caithness
22 Feb 1899	UK	1	Francis Tress Barry	8 Jun 1825	28 Feb 1907	81
			MP for Windsor 1890-1906
28 Feb 1907		2	Edward Arthur Barry	25 Apr 1858	23 Jul 1949	91
23 Jul 1949		3	Claud Francis Barry	16 Dec 1883	25 Oct 1970	86
25 Oct 1970		4	Rupert Rodney Francis Tress Barry	6 Dec 1910	9 Mar 1977	66
9 Mar 1977		5	Lawrence Edward Anthony Tress Barry	1 Nov 1939
			BARTLETT of Hardington Mandeville,Somerset
7 Feb 1913	UK	1	Herbert Henry Bartlett	30 Apr 1842	23 Jun 1921	79
			For information about the disappearance of his
			son and heir,see the note at the foot of this page
23 Jun 1921		2	Basil Hardington Bartlett	15 Sep 1905	2 Jan 1985	79
2 Jan 1985		3	Henry David Hardington Bartlett	18 Mar 1912	13 Sep 1989	77
13 Sep 1989		4	John Hardington Bartlett	11 Mar 1938	8 Apr 1998	60
8 Apr 1998		5	Andrew Alan Bartlett	26 May 1973
			BARTON of Fethard,Tipperary
28 Jan 1918	UK	1	Dunbar Plunket Barton	29 Oct 1853	11 Sep 1937	83
to			MP for Armagh Mid 1893-1900. Solicitor
11 Sep 1937			General for Ireland 1898-1900.
			PC [I] 1918
			Extinct on his death
			BARTTELOT of Stopham,Sussex
14 Jun 1875	UK	1	Walter Barttelot Barttelot	10 Oct 1820	2 Feb 1893	72
			MP for Sussex West 1860-1885 and
			Horsham 1885-1893  PC 1892
2 Feb 1893		2	Walter George Barttelot	11 Apr 1855	23 Jul 1900	45
23 Jul 1900		3	Walter Balfour Barttelot	22 Mar 1880	23 Oct 1918	38
23 Oct 1918		4	Walter de Stopham Barttelot	27 Oct 1904	16 Aug 1944	39
16 Aug 1944		5	Brian Walter de Stopham Barttelot	17 Jul 1941
			BARWICK of Ashbrooke Grange,Durham
1 Feb 1912	UK	1	John Storey Barwick	1840	12 Aug 1915	75
12 Aug 1915		2	John Storey Barwick	4 Aug 1876	26 Mar 1953	76
26 Mar 1953		3	Richard Llewellyn Barwick	4 Nov 1916	16 Jun 1979	62
to			Extinct on his death
16 Jun 1979
			BASS of Stafford,Staffs
17 May 1882	UK	1	Michael Arthur Bass,later [1886] 1st
			Baron Burton	12 Nov 1837	1 Feb 1909	71
1 Feb 1909		2	William Arthur Hamar Bass	24 Dec 1879	28 Feb 1952	72
to			Extinct on his death
28 Feb 1952
			BASSET of Tehidy,Cornwall
24 Nov 1779	GB	1	Francis Basset,later [1796] 1st Baron de
to			Dunstanville	9 Aug 1757	14 Feb 1835	77
14 Feb 1835			Extinct on his death
			BASTARD of Killey,Devon
Sep 1779	GB	1	William Bastard	1 Sep 1727	1782	54
to			Extinct on his death
1782
			BATE of Kilcoran House,Ireland
17 Apr 1813	UK		see "Dudley of Kilcoran House,Ireland"
			BATEMAN of How Hall,Norfolk
31 Aug 1664	E	1	Thomas Bateman	29 Sep 1622	13 Oct 1685	63
to			Extinct on his death
Oct 1685
			BATEMAN of Hartington Hall,Derby
15 Dec 1806	UK	1	Hugh Bateman	21 Mar 1756	28 Jan 1824	67
25 Feb 1824		2	Francis Edward Scott	25 Feb 1824	21 Nov 1863	39
			He subsequently succeeded to the
			baronetcy of Scott of Great Barr,Staffs
			(qv) when the two baronetcies merged
			BATES of Bellefield,Lancs
13 May 1880	UK	1	Edward Bates	17 Mar 1816	17 Oct 1896	80
			MP for Plymouth 1871-1880 and 1885-1892
17 Oct 1896		2	Edward Percy Bates	17 Aug 1845	31 Dec 1899	54
31 Dec 1899		3	Edward Bertram Bates	7 Mar 1877	6 Mar 1903	25
6 Mar 1903		4	Percy Elly Bates	12 May 1879	16 Oct 1946	67
16 Oct 1946		5	Geoffrey Voltelin Bates	2 Oct 1921	13 Feb 2005	83
13 Feb 2005		6	Edward Robert Bates	4 Jul 1946	25 Mar 2007	60
25 Mar 2007		7	James Geoffrey Bates	14 Mar 1985
			BATES of Magherabuoy,co.Londonderry
7 Jun 1937	UK	1	Richard Dawson Bates	23 Nov 1876	10 Jun 1949	72
			PC [I] 1921  PC [NI] 1922
10 Jun 1949		2	John Dawson Bates	21 Sep 1921	12 Jul 1998	76
12 Jul 1998		3	Richard Dawson Hoult Bates	12 May 1956
			BATESON of Killoquin,Antrim
26 Aug 1789	I	1	Robert Bateson-Harvey		5 Jun 1825
5 Jun 1825		2	Robert Bateson	c 1793	15 Apr 1870
to			Extinct on his death
15 Apr 1870
			BATESON of Belvoir Park,Down
18 Dec 1818	UK	1	Robert Bateson	13 Mar 1782	21 Apr 1863	81
			MP for co.Londonderry 1830-1842
21 Apr 1863		2	Thomas Bateson	4 Jun 1819	1 Dec 1890	71
			He was subsequently created Baron
			Deramore (qv) in 1885 with which title
			the baronetcy remained merged until it
			became dormant in 2006
			BATH of Athcarne,Meath
7 May 1666	I	1	Luke Bath		1674
1674		2	Peter Bath		10 May 1686
to			Extinct on his death
10 May 1686
			BATHO of Frinton,Essex
19 Oct 1928	UK	1	Charles Albert Batho	7 Oct 1872	29 Jan 1938	65
29 Jan 1938		2	Maurice Benjamin Batho	14 Jan 1910	12 Jan 1990	79
12 Jan 1990		3	Peter Ghislain Batho	9 Dec 1939
			BATHURST of Lechlade,Gloucs
15 Dec 1643	E	1	Edward Bathurst	c 1603	6 Aug 1674
6 Aug 1674		2	Edward Bathurst	c 1665	21 Mar 1677
21 Mar 1677		3	Edward Bathurst	c 1635	c 1688
c 1688		4	Edward Bathurst	c 1672	c 1690
c 1690		5	Francis Bathurst	c 1676	c 1738
c 1738		6	Laurence Bathurst		c 1780
to			On his death the baronetcy became either
c 1780			extinct or dormant
			BATHURST of Clarendon Park,Wilts
7 Dec 1818	UK		See "Hervey-Bathurst"
			BAXTER of Kilmaron,Fife
24 Jan 1863	UK	1	David Baxter	1793	13 Oct 1872	79
to			Extinct on his death
13 Oct 1872
			BAXTER of Invereighty,Forfar
21 Jun 1918	UK	1	George Washington Baxter	20 Nov 1853	26 Nov 1926	73
to			Extinct on his death
26 Nov 1926
			BAYLY of Plas Newydd,Anglesey
4 Jul 1730	I	1	Edward Bayly	20 Feb 1684	28 Sep 1741	57
28 Sep 1741		2	Nicholas Bayly	1709	9 Dec 1782	73
			MP for Anglesey 1734-1741,1747-1761
			and 1770-1774. Lord Lieutenant Anglesey
			1761-1782
9 Dec 1782		3	Henry Bayly (Paget from 29 Jan 1770), 10th
			Lord Paget de Beaudesert	18 Jun 1744	13 Mar 1812	67
			He was created Earl of Uxbridge in 1784 and his
			son was created Marquess of Anglesey (qv) in
			1815 with which title the baronetcy remains
			merged
			BAYLEY of London
15 Mar 1834	UK		See "Laurie"
			BAYNES of Harefield Place,Middlesex
29 Jun 1801	UK	1	Christopher Baynes	6 Aug 1755	16 Mar 1837	81
16 Mar 1837		2	William Baynes	28 Nov 1789	1 Jan 1866	76
1 Jan 1866		3	William John Walter Baynes	5 Jun 1820	26 Oct 1897	77
26 Oct 1897		4	Christopher William Baynes	14 Sep 1847	29 Jul 1936	88
29 Jul 1936		5	William Edward Colston Baynes	23 Feb 1876	17 Sep 1971	95
17 Sep 1971		6	Rory Malcolm Stuart Baynes	16 May 1886	29 Apr 1979	92
29 Apr 1979		7	John Christopher Malcolm Baynes	24 Apr 1928	22 Jan 2005	76
22 Jan 2005		8	Christopher Rory Baynes	11 May 1956
			BAYNING of Bentley Parva,Essex
24 Sep 1611	E	1	Paul Bayning	28 Apr 1588	29 Jul 1629	41
			He was subsequently created Baron and
			Viscount Bayning (qv) in 1628 with which
			titles the baronetcy then merged until
			its extinction in 1638
			BAYNTUN-ROLT of Spye Park,Wilts
7 Jul 1762	GB	1	Edward Bayntun-Rolt	1710	3 Jan 1800	89
			MP for Chippenham 1737-1780
3 Jan 1800		2	Andrew Bayntun-Rolt	c 1740	12 Aug 1816
to			MP for Weobly 1780-1786
12 Aug 1816			Extinct on his death
			BAYNTUN-SANDYS of Missenden,Gloucs
26 Sep 1809	UK	1	Edwin Bayntun-Sandys	16 Jul 1774	1848	73
to			Extinct on his death
1848
			BAZLEY of Hatherop,Gloucs
30 Nov 1869	UK	1	Thomas Bazley	27 May 1797	18 Mar 1885	87
			MP for Manchester 1858-1880
18 Mar 1885		2	Thomas Sebastian Bazley	30 Apr 1829	6 Jan 1919	89
6 Jan 1919		3	Thomas Stafford Bazley	5 Oct 1907	14 Apr 1997	89
14 Apr 1997		4	Thomas John Sebastian Bazley	31 Aug 1948
			BEACH of Beverston,Gloucs
21 Jul 1619	E		See "Hicks-Beach"
			BEALE of Maidstone,Kent
16 Oct 1660	E	1	John Beale	c 1621	3 Oct 1684
to			Extinct on his death
3 Oct 1684
			BEALE of Drumlamford,Ayr
3 Jul 1912	UK	1	William Phipson Beale	29 Oct 1839	13 Apr 1922	82
to			MP for Ayrshire South 1906-1918
13 Apr 1922			Extinct on his death
			BEARDMORE of Flichity,Inverness
22 Jan 1914	UK		William Beardmore	16 Oct 1856	9 Apr 1936	79
to			He was subsequently created Baron
9 Apr 1936			Invernairn (qv) in 1921 with which title
			the baronetcy then merged until its
			extinction in 1936
			BEAUCHAMP-PROCTOR of Langley Park,Norfolk
20 Feb 1745	GB		see "Proctor-Beauchamp"
			BEAUCHAMP of Grosvenor Place,London
27 Jun 1911	UK	1	Edward Beauchamp	12 Apr 1849	1 Feb 1925	75
			MP for Lowestoft 1906-1910 and 1910-1922
1 Feb 1925		2	Brograve Campbell Beauchamp	5 May 1897	25 Aug 1976	79
to			MP for Walthamstow East 1931-1945
25 Aug 1976			Extinct on his death
			BEAUCHAMP of Woodborough,Somerset
4 Oct 1918	UK	1	Frank Beauchamp	6 Oct 1866	17 Jun 1950	83
17 Jun 1950		2	Douglas Clifford Beauchamp	11 Mar 1903	13 Jun 1983	80
to			Extinct on his death
13 Jun 1983
			BEAUMONT of Cole Orton,Leics
17 Sep 1619	E	1	Thomas Beaumont		22 May 1625
			He was subsequently created Viscount
			Beaumont of Swords (qv) in 1622 with
			which title the baronetcy then merged
			until its extinction in 1702
			BEAUMONT of Grace Dieu,Leics
31 Jan 1627	E	1	John Beaumont	c 1582	19 Apr 1627
Apr 1627		2	John Beaumont	24 Jun 1607	Sep 1643	36
Sep 1643		3	Thomas Beaumont	29 Apr 1620	7 Jul 1686	66
to			Extinct on his death
7 Jul 1686
			BEAUMONT of Whitley,Yorks
15 Aug 1628	E	1	Richard Beaumont		28 Oct 1631
to			MP for Pontefract 1625
28 Oct 1631			Extinct on his death
			BEAUMONT of Stoughton Grange,Leics
21 Feb 1661	E	1	Thomas Beaumont		11 Aug 1676
			MP for Leicestershire 1654-1655,1656-1658
			and 1659.
			He was created a baronet by Cromwell
			5 Mar 1658 which was disallowed at the
			Restoration.
11 Aug 1676		2	Henry Beaumont	12 Apr 1638	27 Jan 1689	50
			MP for Leicester 1679-1689
27 Jan 1689		3	Thomas Beaumont	c 1664	5 Dec 1690
5 Dec 1690		4	George Beaumont	c 1664	9 Apr 1737
			MP for Leicester 1702-1737
9 Apr 1737		5	Lewis Beaumont	c 1673	23 Dec 1738
23 Dec 1738		6	George Beaumont	16 Mar 1726	4 Feb 1762	25
4 Feb 1762		7	George Howland Beaumont	6 Nov 1753	7 Feb 1827	73
			MP for Beeralston 1790-1796
7 Feb 1827		8	George Howland Willoughby Beaumont	16 Dec 1799	7 Jun 1845	45
7 Jun 1845		9	George Howland Beaumont	12 Sep 1828	8 Jun 1882	53
8 Jun 1882		10	George Howland William Beaumont	10 Mar 1851	22 Jun 1914	63
22 Jun 1914		11	George Arthur Hamilton Beaumont	18 Jan 1881	2 Oct 1933	52
2 Oct 1933		12	George Howland Francis Beaumont	24 Sep 1924	23 Mar 2011	86
to			Dormant on his death
23 Mar 2011
			BECHER of Ballygiblin,Cork
30 Sep 1831	UK		See "Wrixon-Becher"
			BECK of London
1 Nov 1714	GB	1	Justus Beck		15 Dec 1722
15 Dec 1722		2	Chamberlayne Beck		Aug 1730
Aug 1730		3	Justus Denis Beck	c 1706	12 Jan 1764
to			Extinct on his death
12 Jan 1764
			BECKETT of Leeds,York
2 Nov 1813	UK	1	John Beckett	30 Apr 1743	18 Sep 1826	83
18 Sep 1826		2	John Beckett	17 May 1775	31 May 1847	72
			MP for Haslemere 1826-1832  and Leeds
			1835-1837.  PC 1817
31 May 1847		3	Thomas Beckett	1 Jan 1779	17 Nov 1872	83
17 Nov 1872		4	Edmund Beckett	29 Jan 1787	24 May 1874	87
			MP for W Riding Yorkshire 1841-1847 and
			1848-1859
24 May 1874		5	Edmund Beckett	12 May 1816	29 Apr 1905	88
			He was subsequently created Baron
			Grimthorpe (qv) in 1886 with which title
			the baronetcy remains merged
			BECKETT of Kirkdale Manor,Yorks
28 Jun 1921	UK	1	William Gervase Beckett	14 Jan 1866	24 Aug 1937	71
			MP for Whitby 1906-1922 and Leeds North
			1923-1929
24 Aug 1937		2	Martyn Gervase Beckett	6 Nov 1918	5 Aug 2001	82
5 Aug 2001		3	Richard Gervase Beckett	27 Mar 1944
			BECKWITH of Aldborough,Yorks
			For further information on this baronetcy,see
			the note at the foot of this page
15 Apr 1681	E	1	Roger Beckwith		6 Dec 1700
6 Dec 1700		2	Roger Beckwith	13 Jun 1682	May 1743	60
May 1743		3	Marmaduke Beckwith	Jan 1687	c 1780
c 1780		4	Jonathan Beckwith		after 1811
to			On his death the baronetcy became either
after 1811			extinct or dormant
			BEDELL of Hamerton,Hunts
3 Jun 1622	E	1	Capell Bedell	c 1598	14 Dec 1643
to			MP for Hertford 1626 and Huntingdonshire
Dec 1643			1628-1633
			Extinct on his death
			BEDINGFIELD of Oxborough,Norfolk
2 Jan 1661	E		see "Paston-Bedingfield"
			BEECHAM of Ewanville,Lancs
17 Jul 1914	UK	1	Joseph Beecham	8 Jun 1848	23 Oct 1916	68
23 Oct 1916		2	Thomas Beecham	29 Apr 1879	8 Mar 1961	81
			CH 1957
8 Mar 1961		3	Adrian Welles Beecham	4 Sep 1904	4 Sep 1982	78
4 Sep 1982		4	John Stratford Roland Beecham	21 Apr 1940	5 Jan 2011	70
5 Jan 2011		5	Robert Adrian Beecham	6 Jan 1942
			BEEVOR of Hethel,Norfolk
22 Jan 1784	GB	1	Thomas Beevor	25 Oct 1726	Jan 1814	87
Jan 1814		2	Thomas Beevor	15 Nov 1753	10 Dec 1820	67
10 Dec 1820		3	Thomas Branthwaite Beevor	7 Apr 1798	6 Apr 1879	80
6 Apr 1879		4	Thomas Beevor	23 Aug 1823	18 Aug 1885	61
18 Aug 1885		5	Hugh Reeve Beevor	31 Oct 1858	24 Feb 1939	80
24 Feb 1939		6	Thomas Lubbock Beevor	1 Jun 1897	29 Apr 1943	45
29 Apr 1943		7	Thomas Agnew Beevor	6 Jan 1929
			BEIT of Tewin Water,Herts
25 Feb 1924	UK	1	Otto John Beit	7 Dec 1865	7 Dec 1930	65
7 Dec 1930		2	Alfred Lane Beit	19 Jan 1903	12 May 1994	91
to			MP for St.Pancras South East 1931-1945
12 May 1994			Extinct or dormant on his death
			BELASYSE of Newborough,Yorks
29 Jun 1611	E	1	Henry Belasyse	14 Jun 1555	19 Aug 1624	69
Aug 1624		2	Thomas Belasyse	1577	18 Apr 1652	74
			He was subsequently created Baron
			Fauconberg (qv) in 1627 with which title
			the baronetcy merged until its
			extinction in 1815
			BELL of Rounton Grange,Yorks
			and Washington Hall,co.Durham
21 Jul 1885	UK	1	Isaac Lowthian Bell	15 Feb 1816	20 Dec 1904	88
			MP for Durham North 1874 and Hartlepool
			1875-1880
20 Dec 1904		2	Thomas Hugh Bell	10 Feb 1844	29 Jun 1931	87
			Lord Lieutenant N Riding Yorkshire 1906-1931
29 Jun 1931		3	Maurice Hugh Lowthian Bell	29 Mar 1871	17 Nov 1944	73
17 Nov 1944		4	Hugh Francis Bell	7 Dec 1923	6 Aug 1970	46
6 Aug 1970		5	John Lowthian Bell	14 Jun 1960
			BELL of Marlborough Terrace,London
29 Aug 1895	UK	1	James Bell	16 Jan 1850	13 Dec 1929	79
13 Dec 1929		2	John Bell	19 Aug 1876	31 Dec 1943	67
to			Extinct on his death
31 Dec 1943
			BELL of Otterburn Hall,Northumberland
18 Dec 1905	UK		See "Morrison-Bell"
			BELL of Framewood,Bucks
18 Jul 1908	UK	1	John Charles Bell	4 Sep 1843	2 Feb 1924	80
to			Extinct on his death
2 Feb 1924
			BELL of Mynthurst,Surrey
25 Nov 1909	UK	1	Henry Bell	25 May 1848	16 Mar 1931	82
16 Mar 1931		2	Eastman Bell	27 Jul 1884	19 Dec 1955	71
to			Extinct on his death
19 Dec 1955
			BELL of Harpford,Devon
18 Jul 1923	UK		See "Morrison-Bell"
			BELLEW of Barmeath,Louth
11 Dec 1688	I	1	Patrick Bellew		Jan 1716
Jan 1716		2	John Bellew	c 1660	23 Jul 1734
23 Jul 1734		3	Edward Bellew	c 1695	Oct 1741
Oct 1741		4	John Bellew	1728	2 Nov 1750	22
2 Nov 1750		5	Patrick Bellew	c 1735	5 Mar 1795
5 Mar 1795		6	Edward Bellew	c 1760	15 Mar 1827
15 Mar 1827		7	Patrick Bellew	29 Jan 1798	10 Dec 1866	68
			He was subsequently created Baron
			Bellew (qv) in 1848 with which title the
			baronetcy remains merged,although,as at
			30/06/2012,the baronetcy does not appear on
			the Official Roll of the Baronetage
			BELLEW of Mount Bellew,Galway
15 Aug 1838	UK	1	See "Grattan-Bellew"
			BELLINGHAM of Hilsington,Westmorland
30 May 1620	E	1	Henry Bellingham		Oct 1650
			MP for Westmorland 1625-1626,1640
			and 1640-1645
Oct 1650		2	James Bellingham	8 Sep 1623	26 Oct 1650	27
to			MP for Westmorland 1646-1648
Oct 1650			Extinct on his death
			BELLINGHAM of Dublin
18 Mar 1667	I	1	Daniel Bellingham	c 1620	1672
1672		2	Richard Bellingham	21 Oct 1648	Jun 1699	50
to			Extinct on his death
Jun 1699
			BELLINGHAM of Castle Bellingham,co.Louth
19 Apr 1796	GB	1	William Bellingham	c 1755	27 Oct 1826
			MP for Reigate 1784-1789
27 Oct 1826		2	Alan Bellingham	2 Feb 1776	26 Aug 1827	51
26 Aug 1827		3	Alan Edward Bellingham	8 Oct 1800	19 Apr 1889	88
19 Apr 1889		4	Alan Henry Bellingham	23 Aug 1846	9 Jun 1921	74
			MP for co. Louth 1880-1885. Lord
			Lieutenant Louth 1911-1921
9 Jun 1921		5	Edward Henry Charles Patrick Bellingham	26 Jan 1879	19 May 1956	77
			Lord Lieutenant Louth 1921-1922
19 May 1956		6	Roger Carroll Patrick Stephen Bellingham	23 Apr 1911	6 Feb 1973	61
6 Feb 1973		7	Noel Peter Roger Bellingham	4 Sep 1943	7 Jul 1999	55
7 Jul 1999		8	Anthony Edward Norman Bellingham	24 Mar 1947
			BELLOT of Moreton,Cheshire
30 Jun 1663	E	1	John Bellot	c 1619	14 Jul 1674
14 Jul 1674		2	Thomas Bellot	22 Oct 1651	Aug 1699	47
			MP for Newcastle under Lyme 1679-1681,
			1690-1695 and 1698-1699
Aug 1699		3	Thomas Bellot	18 Jul 1679	22 Jan 1709	29
			MP for Newcastle under Lyme 1705-1706
			and 1708-1709
22 Jan 1709		3	John Bellot	after 1679	3 Feb 1714	37
to			Extinct on his death
3 Feb 1714
			BELSHES of Clifton Hall,Edinburgh
17 Jun 1706	NS		See "Wishart"
			BEMPDE-JOHNSTONE of Hackness,Yorks
6 Jul 1795	GB		See "Vanden-Bempde-Johnstone"
			BENDISH of Steeple Bumpstead,Essex
29 Jun 1611	E	1	Thomas Bendish	c 1568	26 Mar 1636
26 Mar 1636		2	Thomas Bendish	c 1607	c 1674
c 1674		3	John Bendish	c 1630	22 Apr 1707
22 Apr 1707		4	Henry Bendish	c 1674	4 Sep 1717
to			Extinct on his death
4 Sep 1717
			BENN of Old Knoll,Surrey
15 Jul 1914	UK	1	John Williams Benn	13 Nov 1850	10 Apr 1922	71
			MP for St.Georges 1892-1895 and
			Devonport 1904-1910
10 Apr 1922		2	Ernest John Pickstone Benn	25 Jun 1875	17 Jan 1954	78
17 Jan 1954		3	John Andrews Benn	28 Jan 1904	19 Dec 1984	80
19 Dec 1984		4	James Jonathan Benn	27 Jul 1933
			BENN of Rollesby,Norfolk
17 Jun 1920	UK	1	Ion Hamilton Benn	31 Mar 1863	12 Aug 1961	98
			MP for Greenwich 1910-1922
12 Aug 1961		2	Patrick Ion Hamilton Benn	26 Feb 1922	10 Apr 1992	70
to			Extinct on his death
10 Apr 1992
			BENN of Bolton Gardens,London
26 Jul 1926	B	1	Arthur Shirley Benn	20 Dec 1858	13 Jun 1937	78
to			He was subsequently created Baron
13 Jun 1937			Glenravel in 1936 (qv). Both titles
			extinct on his death
			BENNET of Bechampton,Bucks
17 Jul 1627	E	1	Simon Bennet	c 1584	21 Aug 1631
to			Extinct on his death
24 Aug 1631
			BENNET of Babraham,Cambs
22 Nov 1660	E	1	Thomas Bennet	c 1597	28 Jun 1667
28 Jun 1667		2	Levinus Bennet	18 Jan 1631	5 Dec 1693	62
			MP for Cambridgeshire 1679-1693
5 Dec 1693		3	Richard Bennet	15 Jul 1673	23 May 1701	27
to			Extinct on his death
23 May 1701
			BENNET of Grubet,Roxburgh
18 Nov 1670	NS	1	William Bennet		1710
1710		2	William Bennet		23 Dec 1729
			MP for Scotland 1707-1708
23 Dec 1729		3	William Bennet		3 Jan 1733
3 Jan 1733		4	David Bennet		Apr 1741
Apr 1741		5	John Bennet		c 1765
to			Extinct on his death
c 1765
			BENNET of Fife
28 Jul 1671	NS	1	George Bennet		c 1700
to			Extinct on his death
c 1700
			BENNETT of Kirklington,Notts
31 Jul 1929	UK	1	Albert James Bennett	17 Sep 1872	14 Dec 1945	73
			MP for Mansfield 1922-1923 and Nottingham
			Central 1924-1930
14 Dec 1945		2	Charles Wilfrid Bennett	15 Mar 1898	25 Apr 1952	54
25 Apr 1952		3	Ronald Wilfrid Murdoch Bennett	25 Mar 1930
			BENSLEY of Marylebone,London
25 Jun 1801	UK	1	William Bensley	c 1737	17 Dec 1809
to			Extinct on his death
17 Dec 1809
			BENYON of Englefield,Berks
8 Jul 1958	UK	1	Henry Arthur Benyon	9 Dec 1884	15 Jun 1959	74
to			Extinct on his death
15 Jun 1959
			Sir Thomas Barrett-Lennard, 2nd baronet
			The following is extracted from "The Emperor of the United States of America and Other
			Magnificent British Eccentrics" by Catherine Caufield (Routledge & Kegan Paul, London 1981)
			It is not uncommon for a country squire of ancient lineage to have his own family cemetery,
			but in Sir Thomas Barrett-Leonard's neatly laid out burial grounds at Belhus in Essex, the
			plots were reserved exclusively for animals. Funeral services for the dogs, cats and horses
			who made up a major part of Sir Thomas' entourage were conducted by the vicar of nearby
			Aveley. A footman bearing aloft a miniature coffin, led Sir Thomas in a long white gown, and
			the vicar to the graveside for the solemn rites.
			Sir Thomas' love of animals was not restricted to pets. Workers on the estate were under
			orders to keep a fresh bowl of water in the corn rick for the rats, and it was strictly
			forbidden to harm any members of Belhus' thriving rodent population. If a rat had to be
			disturbed at all, it was put in a sack, taken to the edge of the woods and there released.
			Unlike many an animal lover, Sir Thomas was kind to humans as well. Rather than disturb his
			butler, he often answered the door himself, with the result that many visitors to Belhus
			were initially shocked to find themselves admitted to so fine a house by so shabby an
			attendant. As the years passed Sir Thomas' interest in his appearance declined, and on
			several occasions he received tips from strangers on the estate who mistook him for a
			gatekeeper. There were, however, more awkward moments. In 1900 Sir Thomas was the
			chairman of the Essex Asylum Committee and while returning from a meeting at a local
			institution one evening, he decided to take a short cut through some woods and fields.
			He was stopped by a policeman who found his appearance and presence in the area
			suspicious. 'Where are you going?' the policeman demanded. 'To Belhus.' 'And where have
			you come from?'  'Brentwood Lunatic Asylum.'  'Knew it!' cried the policeman and the
			'escaped patient' was handcuffed and transported back to the Asylum. Finally, after much
			discussion, the policeman was persuaded of his error and Sir Thomas was allowed to return
			to his study where he could once again indulge in his hobbies of constructing riddles in
			Latin and translating nonsense poems into classical Greek.
			Sir Francis Laurence John Barrow, 4th baronet
			Sir Francis appears to have disappeared from the public's view at some point around 1912,
			and his whereabouts were apparently unknown to his family.
			On 14 January 1931, the British Broadcasting Corporation included an item in its
			transmission, the wording of which was "Will Sir Francis Barrow, baronet, who was last
			heard of 18 years ago and whose present whereabouts are unknown, go at once to Cromer
			House, Hampton Road, Teddington, where his son, Wilfred J. W. C. Barrow is dangerously ill."
			On 21 April 1932, up bobbed Sir Francis, when he appeared at the Registry Office in order
			to marry, as his second wife, Edith Townsend. Sir Francis is quoted as saying that he had
			renounced the use of his title 20 years earlier and had been living in England during the
			whole period of his disappearance.
			No doubt the timing behind his re-emergence in April 1932 in order to re-marry was dictated
			by the death of his first wife in February 1932. The following article, which appeared in the
			Darwin 'Northern Territory Times' on 22 April 1932, is of interest:-
			'Nineteen years of unfulfilled hope for the return of her vanished husband were ended by
			the death of Lady Barrow, wife of Sir Francis Barrow, at her home at Ravenscourt Park,
			Hammersmith, W.
			'Sir Francis, a baronet, and descendant of the Sir John Barrow who in the 18th century was
			for many years Secretary to the Admiralty, and founder of the Royal Geographical Society,
			left his home 19 years ago, and has never been heard of again.
			'Sir Francis was born in 1862 and married in 1890.
			'Lady Barrow always hoped that one day he would communicate with his family. "I feel
			convinced that he is alive and in England," she used to say. "Something tells me that he
			will come back."
			'In January 1931, when her son, Mr. William John Wilson Croker Barrow, was seriously ill at
			his home at Teddington, Middlesex, an S.O.S. was broadcast asking Sir Francis, last heard of
			18 years ago, and whose whereabouts are unknown, to go to him. There was no response,
			but a few days after the broadcast it was said that a man strongly resembling Sir Francis
			had denied his identity to people who approached him.'
			Sir Herbert Henry Bartlett, 1st baronet and his son, Hardington Arthur Bartlett
			Michael De-la-Noy, in his book "The Honours System" (Allison & Busby, London, 1985), when
			discussing the future of the baronetage, states that "At least two baronets in recent times
			have gone missing, Sir Herbert Bartlett, in 1921, in best Agatha Christie style, by vanishing
			overnight during a crossing from Dover to Ostend......."
			However, this was not the case at all, and the purpose of this note, therefore, is to correct
			this error. It was Sir Herbert's son and heir who disappeared in this manner in 1920, rather
			than 1921, as is shown in the following report which appeared in 'The Times' on 20 January
			1920:-
			'Mr. Hardington Bartlett, the son and heir of Sir Herbert H. Bartlett, Bt., at one time chairman
			of the firm of Perry and Co., contractors, was, it is feared, swept overboard from the Belgian
			steamer, Pieter de Coninck, on Sunday week [11 January 1920] and drowned.
			'It was known that Mr. Bartlett left Dover in the Pieter de Coninck. He was seen on board by
			several friends and was talking to one a few moments before the vessel was swept by a
			gigantic wave. From that time nothing has been heard of him. On Tuesday last a messenger
			arrived from Belgium to ask whether he had sailed as he was not on board the Pieter de
			Coninck when it reached Ostend. Mrs. Hardington Bartlett, her son, and Mr. Norman Bartlett, a
			brother, immediately left for Ostend. They returned on Friday after making every inquiry
			possible.
			A further report in 'The Times' on 16 March 1920 states that:-
			'Presumption of Death in the Estate of Hardington Arthur Bartlett, presumed deceased (before
			the Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Duke, President [of the Probate, Divorce and Admiralty Division]) -
			'This was a motion by Mrs. Irene Bartlett for leave to swear that the death of her husband, Mr.
			Hardington Arthur Bartlett, occurred on or since January 11, 1920.
			Mr. Bartlett, who was the eldest surviving son of Sir Herbert Henry Bartlett, Bt., and was
			managing director of Messrs. Perry and Co., of Victoria-street, was washed overboard from the
			Belgian packet boat S.S. Pieter de Coninck on that date.
			'Mr. Glazebrook said that on January 11 last Mr. Bartlett embarked at Dover in the S.S. Pieter
			de Coninck, bound for Ostend, with the object of going to Brussels on business in connexion
			with certain reconstruction schemes which his firm had arranged to carry out. While on the
			voyage the vessel encountered sever weather, and was swept by a heavy sea. Mr. Bartlett
			and a number of other passengers were swept overboard.
			'Mr. Glazebrook read the affidavit of Mr. Abraham Lazarus Freeman, another passenger. He said:
			"When about halfway across to Ostend the vessel was struck by a very heavy sea, which
			appeared to envelop it. It seemed for some seconds that the vessel was submerged under a
			raging sea, and that I was being swept away with everything movable on deck. I found as
			the vessel righted herself that I had been caught, as were a few other passengers, by the
			bulwarks round the vessel's side. A short time before the occurrence I saw Mr. Bartlett
			going towards the bows of the vessel, and I am convinced that when the vessel was struck
			and heeled over he had not the least possible chance to escape from being swept
			overboard into the sea."
			'The President granted leave to the applicant to swear that Mr. Bartlett died on January 11
			last.'
			The Beckwith baronetcy created in 1681
			Sir Roger Beckwith, the first baronet, shot himself in December 1700, and was succeeded by
			his oldest surviving son, another Sir Roger Beckwith. The 1st baronet's eldest son, Arthur, is
			said to have died shortly before his father, "beyond the seas."
			In an attempt to discover news of Arthur Beckwith, the following notice appeared in 'The
			London Gazette' of 16 January 1701:-
			'Whereas Sir Roger Beckwith, of Aldborough in Yorkshire, Baronet, lately deceased, hath left
			a considerable Estate to his eldest Son, Arthur Beckwith, Esq., who has not been heard of for
			several years last past, but as is supposed went to Sea; These are to desire any Person that
			can give Information of the said Arthur Beckwith, Esq., whether living or dead, That they would
			be pleased to give notice thereof to Sir Wm. Caley, of Brompton in Yorkshire, Bar. or to Francis
			Wyvill, in York, Esq., who are appointed Trustees of the said Arthur Beckwith's Estate, that (if
			living) he may be acquainted with his Father's Death, and come and take Possession of the
			Estate fallen to him.'
			No results appear to have been achieved by this notice, since the next son, Sir Roger,
			succeeded to the baronetcy. Like his father before him, the second baronet shot himself in
			May 1743.
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