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NORFOLK |
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| c 1070 |
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Ralph de Gael |
by 1046 |
c 1097 |
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Created Earl of Norfolk c 1070 |
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| c 1140 |
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Hugh le Bigod |
by 1100 |
c 1177 |
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Created Earl of Norfolk c 1140 |
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Roger le Bigod |
by 1150 |
1221 |
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| 1221 |
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Hugh le Bigod |
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Feb 1225 |
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Roger le Bigod |
c 1213 |
4 Jul 1270 |
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| 4 Jul 1270 |
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Roger le Bigod |
1240 |
11 Dec 1306 |
66 |
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| 16 Dec 1312 |
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Thomas Plantagenet |
1 Jun 1300 |
Aug 1338 |
38 |
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Created Earl of Norfolk 16 Dec 1312 |
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| Aug 1338 |
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5th son of Edward I. |
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| 1375 |
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Margaret Manny |
c 1320 |
24 Mar 1400 |
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| 29 Sep 1397 |
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Created Countess of Norfolk 1375 |
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and Duchess of Norfolk for life 29 Sep 1397 |
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| 24 Mar 1400 |
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On her death the Dukedom became extinct |
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whilst the Earldom passed to - |
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| 24 Mar 1400 |
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Thomas Mowbray |
c 1365 |
27 Sep 1400 |
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| 29 Sep 1397 |
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Created Duke of Norfolk 29 Sep 1397 |
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KG 1384 |
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| 27 Sep 1400 |
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Thomas Mowbray |
17 Sep 1385 |
10 Jun 1405 |
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| 10 Jun 1405 |
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John Mowbray |
1390 |
19 Oct 1432 |
42 |
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KG 1421 |
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| 19 Oct 1432 |
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John Mowbray |
12 Sep 1415 |
6 Nov 1461 |
46 |
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KG 1451 |
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| 6 Nov 1461 |
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John Mowbray |
18 Oct 1444 |
17 Jan 1476 |
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KG 1472 |
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| 17 Jan 1476 |
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whilst the Earldom passed to - |
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| 17 Jan 1476 |
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Anne Plantagenet |
10 Dec 1472 |
16 Jan 1481 |
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Peerage extinct on her death |
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| 16 Jan 1481 |
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| 12 Jun 1476 |
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Richard Plantagenet, Duke of York |
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Created Earl of Nottingham and Duke |
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of Norfolk 12 Jun 1476 |
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| 28 Jun 1483 |
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John Howard,1st Lord Howard |
c 1430 |
22 Aug 1485 |
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Created Duke of Norfolk 28 Jun 1483 |
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| 22 Aug 1485 |
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KG 1472 |
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He was attainted and the peerages |
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forfeited |
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| 1 Feb 1514 |
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Thomas Howard,Earl of Surrey |
c 1443 |
21 May 1524 |
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Restored to the Dukedom 1514 |
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Treasurer of England 1501-1522. KG 1483 |
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| 21 May 1524 |
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Thomas Howard |
1473 |
25 Aug 1554 |
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Lord High Admiral 1513-1525. Lord |
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| 1547 |
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Lieutenant of Ireland 1520-1523. KG 1510 |
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| 1553 |
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He was attainted and the peerages |
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forfeited in 1547 but restored in 1553 |
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| 25 Aug 1554 |
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Thomas Howard |
10 Mar 1536 |
2 Jun 1572 |
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Lord Lieutenant Norfolk and Suffolk 1559 |
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| 2 Jun 1572 |
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KG 1559 |
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He was attainted and the peerages |
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| 6 Jun 1644 |
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Thomas Howard,Earl of Arundel and |
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Surrey |
7 Jul 1585 |
4 Oct 1646 |
61 |
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Created Earl of Norfolk 6 Jun 1644 |
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KG 1611 |
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| 4 Oct 1646 |
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Henry Frederick Howard |
15 Aug 1608 |
17 Apr 1652 |
43 |
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| 17 Apr 1652 |
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Thomas Howard |
9 Mar 1627 |
13 Dec 1677 |
50 |
| 29 Dec 1660 |
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He was restored to the dukedom in 1660 |
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| 13 Dec 1677 |
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Henry Howard |
12 Jul 1628 |
11 Jan 1684 |
55 |
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Created Baron Howard of Castle |
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Rising 7 Mar 1669 and Earl of Norwich |
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19 Oct 1672 |
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| 11 Jan 1684 |
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Henry Howard |
11 Jan 1654 |
2 Apr 1701 |
47 |
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Lord Lieutenant Berkshire and Surrey 1682-1701 |
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and Norfolk 1683-1701. KG 1685 PC 1689 |
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He was summoned to Parliament by a Writ of |
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Acceleration as Baron Mowbray 14 Jan 1678 |
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| 2 Apr 1701 |
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Thomas Howard |
11 Dec 1683 |
23 Dec 1732 |
49 |
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| 23 Dec 1732 |
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Edward Howard |
5 Jun 1686 |
20 Sep 1777 |
91 |
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| 20 Sep 1777 |
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Charles Howard |
1 Dec 1720 |
31 Aug 1786 |
65 |
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| 31 Aug 1786 |
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Charles Howard |
14 Mar 1746 |
16 Dec 1815 |
69 |
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MP for Carlisle 1780-1786. Lord Lieutenant |
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W Riding Yorkshire 1782-1798 and Sussex |
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1807-1815. PC 1783 |
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| 16 Dec 1815 |
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Bernard Edward Howard |
21 Nov 1765 |
16 Mar 1842 |
76 |
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PC 1830 KG 1834 |
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| 16 Mar 1842 |
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Henry Charles Howard |
12 Aug 1791 |
18 Feb 1856 |
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MP for Horsham 1829-1832 and Sussex |
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West 1832-1841. PC
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He was summoned to Parliament by a Writ of |
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Acceleration as Baron Maltravers 16 Aug 1841 |
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| 18 Feb 1856 |
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Henry Granville Fitzalan-Howard |
7 Nov 1815 |
25 Nov 1860 |
45 |
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MP for Arundel 1837-1851 and Limerick |
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1851-1852 |
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| 25 Nov 1860 |
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Henry Fitzalan-Howard |
27 Dec 1847 |
11 Feb 1917 |
69 |
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Lord Lieutenant Sussex 1905-1917. Postmaster |
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General 1895-1900.
KG 1886 PC 1895 |
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| 11 Feb 1917 |
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Bernard Marmaduke Fitzalan-Howard |
30 May 1908 |
31 Jan 1975 |
66 |
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Lord Lieutenant Sussex 1949-1974 and Sussex |
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West 1974-1975 PC
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| 31 Jan 1975 |
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Miles Francis Stapleton Fitzalan-Howard |
21 Jul 1915 |
24 Jun 2002 |
86 |
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Edward William Fitzalan-Howard |
2 Dec 1956 |
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| 13 Oct 1944 |
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Montagu Collet Norman |
6 Sep 1871 |
4 Feb 1950 |
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Created Baron Norman 13 Oct 1944 |
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| 4 Feb 1950 |
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Governor of the Bank of England 1920-1944 |
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PC 1923 |
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Peerage extinct on his death |
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| 24 Jan 1963 |
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Norman Craven Brook |
29 Apr 1902 |
15 Jun 1967 |
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Created Baron Normanbrook 24 Jan 1963 |
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| 15 Jun 1967 |
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PC 1953 |
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Peerage extinct on his death |
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| 23 Mar 1703 |
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John Sheffield,Marquess of Normanby |
8 Sep 1647 |
24 Feb 1721 |
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Created Duke of the County of |
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| 7 Sep 1812 |
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1 |
Henry Phipps,Baron Mulgrave |
14 Feb 1755 |
7 Apr 1831 |
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| 7 Apr 1831 |
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Constantine Henry Phipps |
15 May 1797 |
28 Jul 1863 |
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Created Marquess of Normanby |
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25 Jun 1838 |
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MP for Scarborough 1818-1820, Higham |
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Ferrers 1822-1826 and Malton 1826-1830. |
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Governor of Jamaica 1832-1834. Lord Privy |
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1839. Secretary of State for the Colonies |
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1839. Home Secretary 1839-1841. PC 1832 |
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KG 1851 |
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| 28 Jul 1863 |
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George Augustus Constantine Phipps |
23 Jul 1819 |
3 Apr 1890 |
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1857. Governor of Nova Scotia 1858-1863, |
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| 3 Apr 1890 |
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Constantine Charles Henry Phipps |
29 Aug 1846 |
25 Aug 1932 |
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| 25 Aug 1932 |
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Oswald Constantine John Phipps |
29 Jul 1912 |
30 Jan 1994 |
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KG 1985 Lord Lieutenant Yorkshire N Riding |
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Yorkshire 1965-1974 and Yorkshire North |
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Constantine Edmund Walter Phipps |
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| 6 Jan 1947 |
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Wilfred Guild Normand |
6 May 1884 |
5 Oct 1962 |
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Scotland 1935-1947. Lord of Appeal in |
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Ordinary 1947-1953. MP for Edinburgh West |
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Peerage extinct on his death |
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Charles Agar |
22 Dec 1736 |
14 Jul 1809 |
72 |
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Welbore Ellis Agar |
20 Nov 1778 |
26 Aug 1868 |
89 |
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James Charles Herbert Welbore Ellis Agar |
17 Sep 1818 |
19 Dec 1896 |
78 |
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Sidney James Agar |
9 Apr 1865 |
25 Nov 1933 |
68 |
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Edward John Sidney Christian Welbore |
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Ellis Agar |
29 Mar 1910 |
28 Jan 1967 |
56 |
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Shaun James Christian Welbore Ellis Agar |
21 Aug 1945 |
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| 22 Aug 1957 |
B |
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Charles Willoughby Moke Norrie |
26 Sep 1893 |
25 May 1977 |
83 |
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Created Baron Norrie 22 Aug 1957 |
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Governor of South Australia 1944-1952. |
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Governor General of New Zealand 1952-1957 |
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George Willoughby Moke Norrie |
27 Apr 1936 |
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| 8 May 1572 |
B |
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Henry Norris |
c 1530 |
Jul 1601 |
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Summoned to Parliament as Lord |
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Norris de Rycote 8 May 1572 |
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MP for Berkshire 1547-1552 and Oxfordshire |
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1571-1572 |
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Francis Norris,later [1621] 1st Earl of Berkshire |
6 Jul 1582 |
29 Jan 1624 |
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Elizabeth Wray |
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Bridget Bertie |
12 May 1627 |
24 Mar 1657 |
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James Bertie |
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NORTH |
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| 17 Feb 1554 |
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Edward North |
c 1496 |
31 Dec 1564 |
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Summoned to Parliament as Lord |
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North 17 Feb 1554 |
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MP for Cambridgeshire 1547-1552 and 1553. |
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Lord Lieutenant Cambridge 1559 |
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Roger North |
c 1529 |
3 Dec 1600 |
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MP for Cambridgeshire 1555,1559 and 1563- |
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1564. |
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Dudley North |
18 Sep 1582 |
16 Jan 1666 |
83 |
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Dudley North |
1 Nov 1602 |
24 Jun 1677 |
74 |
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MP for Horsham 1628-1629 and |
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Cambridgeshire 1640-1648 and 1660 |
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Charles North |
c 1636 |
Jan 1690 |
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William North |
22 Dec 1673 |
31 Oct 1734 |
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Lord Lieutenant Cambridge 1711-1715 PC 1711 |
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Francis North,Earl of Guilford |
13 Apr 1704 |
4 Aug 1790 |
86 |
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Frederick North,Earl of Guilford |
13 Apr 1732 |
5 Aug 1792 |
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George Augustus North,Earl of Guilford |
11 Sep 1757 |
20 Apr 1802 |
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Susan North |
6 Feb 1797 |
5 Mar 1884 |
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William Henry John North |
5 Oct 1836 |
8 Apr 1932 |
95 |
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William Frederick John North |
13 Oct 1860 |
10 Dec 1938 |
78 |
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John Dudley North |
7 Jun 1917 |
19 Dec 1941 |
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| 19 Dec 1941 |
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NORTHALLERTON |
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30 Oct 1683 |
25 Oct 1760 |
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Northallerton,Earl of Milford Haven |
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and Marquess and Duke of Cambridge |
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9 Nov 1706 |
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He succeeded as George II in 1727 when the |
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Adolphus Charles Alexander Ladislaus |
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Cambridge |
13 Aug 1868 |
24 Oct 1927 |
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Created Viscount Northallerton,Earl |
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of Eltham and Marquess of Cambridge |
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16 Jul 1917 |
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Waltheof |
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Created Earl of Northampton 1072 |
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Simon Saint-Lis |
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reverted to the Crown until - |
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Simon Saint-Lis |
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Simon Saint-Lis |
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1184 |
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William de Bohun |
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16 Sep 1360 |
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Created Earl of Northampton |
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16 Mar 1337 |
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Humphrey de Bohun |
1341 |
16 Jan 1373 |
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KG 1365 |
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William Parr |
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28 Oct 1571 |
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Created Marquess of Northampton |
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16 Feb 1547 |
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The title was forfeited 1554 but restored |
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MP for Northamptonshire 1529-1536. |
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KG 1543 |
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Peerage extinct on his death |
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Henry Howard |
25 Feb 1540 |
15 Jun 1614 |
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Created Baron Howard of Marnhull |
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and Earl of Northampton 13 Mar 1604 |
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Lord Privy Seal 1608-1614. KG 1605 |
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William Compton,Lord Compton |
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24 Jun 1630 |
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Created Earl of Northampton |
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2 Aug 1618 |
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KG 1628 |
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Spencer Compton |
May 1601 |
19 Mar 1643 |
41 |
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MP for Ludlow 1621-1622. Lord Lieutenant |
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Warwick and Gloucester 1630 |
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He was summoned to Parliament by a Writ of |
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Acceleration as Baron Compton 1 Apr 1626 |
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James Compton |
19 Aug 1622 |
15 Dec 1681 |
59 |
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Lord Lieutenant Warwick 1660-1681 |
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George Compton |
18 Oct 1664 |
15 Apr 1727 |
62 |
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Lord Lieutenant Warwick 1686-1687 and |
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James Compton |
2 May 1687 |
3 Oct 1754 |
67 |
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MP for Warwickshire 1710-1711 |
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He was summoned to Parliament by a Writ of |
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Acceleration as Baron Compton 28 Dec 1711 |
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George Compton |
1692 |
6 Dec 1758 |
66 |
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MP for Tamworth 1727 and
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Charles Compton |
22 Jul 1737 |
18 Oct 1763 |
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Spencer Compton |
16 Aug 1738 |
7 Apr 1796 |
57 |
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MP for Northampton 1762-1763. Lord |
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Lieutenant Northampton 1771-1796 |
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Charles Compton |
24 Mar 1760 |
24 May 1828 |
68 |
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Created Baron Wilmington, Earl |
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Compton and Marquess of |
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MP for Northampton 1784-1796. Lord |
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Lieutenant Northampton 1796-1828 |
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Spencer Joshua Alwyne Compton |
2 Jan 1790 |
17 Jan 1851 |
61 |
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MP for Northampton 1812-1820 |
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Charles Douglas-Compton |
26 May 1816 |
3 Mar 1877 |
60 |
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William Compton |
20 Aug 1818 |
11 Sep 1897 |
79 |
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KG 1885 |
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William George Spencer Scott Compton |
23 Apr 1851 |
15 Jun 1913 |
62 |
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MP for Stratford upon Avon 1885-1886 and |
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Barnsley 1889-1897. Lord Lieutenant Warwick |
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1912-1913 KG 1908 |
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William Bingham Compton |
6 Aug 1885 |
30 Jan 1978 |
92 |
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Spencer Douglas David Compton |
2 Apr 1946 |
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| 5 Nov 1884 |
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Sir Walter Charles James,2nd baronet |
3 Jun 1816 |
4 Feb 1893 |
76 |
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Created Baron Northbourne 5 Nov 1884 |
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MP for Hull 1837-1847 |
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| 4 Feb 1893 |
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Walter Henry James |
25 Mar 1846 |
27 Jan 1923 |
76 |
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MP for Gateshead 1874-1893 |
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Walter John James |
2 Sep 1869 |
22 Dec 1932 |
63 |
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Walter Ernest Christopher James |
18 Jan 1896 |
17 Jun 1982 |
86 |
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Christopher George Walter James |
18 Feb 1926 |
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| 4 Jan 1866 |
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Sir Francis Thornhill Baring,3rd baronet |
20 Apr 1796 |
6 Sep 1866 |
70 |
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Created Baron Northbrook 4 Jan 1866 |
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MP for Portsmouth 1826-1865. Chancellor |
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of the Exchequer 1839-1841. First Lord of |
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the Admiralty 1849-1852.
PC 1839 |
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Thomas George Baring |
22 Jan 1826 |
15 Nov 1904 |
78 |
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Created Viscount Baring and Earl of |
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Northbrook 10 Jun 1876 |
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MP for Penrhyn and Falmouth 1857-1866. |
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Viceroy of India 1872-1876. First Lord of |
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PC 1869. Lord |
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Lieutenant Hampshire 1890-1904 |
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Francis George Baring |
6 Dec 1850 |
12 Apr 1929 |
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MP for Winchester 1880-1885 and Bedford |
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| 12 Apr 1929 |
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North 1886-1892. |
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On his death the Earldom became extinct |
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whilst the Barony passed to - |
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| 12 Apr 1929 |
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Francis Arthur Baring |
20 Jul 1882 |
15 Dec 1947 |
65 |
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| 15 Dec 1947 |
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Francis John Baring |
31 May 1915 |
4 Dec 1990 |
75 |
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Francis Thomas Baring |
21 Feb 1954 |
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| 13 Jan 1964 |
B[L] |
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Frances Joan Davidson |
29 May 1894 |
25 Nov 1985 |
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Created Baroness Northchurch for life |
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13 Jan 1964 |
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MP for Hemel Hempstead 1937-1959 |
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Peerage extinct on her death |
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Sir Alfred Charles William Harmsworth, |
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1st baronet |
15 Jul 1865 |
14 Aug 1922 |
57 |
| 14 Aug 1922 |
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Created Baron Northcliffe 27 Dec 1905 |
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and Viscount Northcliffe 14 Jan 1918 |
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| 20 Jan 1900 |
B |
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Sir Henry Stafford Northcote,1st baronet |
18 Nov 1846 |
29 Sep 1911 |
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MP for Exeter 1880-1899. Governor of |
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Bombay 1899-1903. Governor General of |
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Australia 1904-1908
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Peerage extinct on his death |
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| 1 Nov 1647 |
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1 |
John Carnegie,Lord Lour |
c 1580 |
19 Jan 1667 |
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Created Lord Lour and Egglismadie |
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David Carnegie |
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David Carnegie |
Nov 1643 |
Oct 1688 |
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11 Jun 1701 |
24 Jun 1741 |
40 |
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George Carnegie |
2 Aug 1716 |
22 Jan 1792 |
75 |
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William Carnegie |
10 Apr 1758 |
28 May 1831 |
73 |
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16 Oct 1794 |
5 Dec 1878 |
84 |
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George John Carnegie |
1 Dec 1843 |
9 Sep 1891 |
47 |
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David John Carnegie |
1 Dec 1865 |
5 Dec 1921 |
56 |
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David Ludovic George Hopetoun Carnegie |
24 Sep 1901 |
7 Nov 1963 |
62 |
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John Douglas Carnegie |
16 Feb 1895 |
22 Jul 1975 |
80 |
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Robert Andrew Carnegie |
24 Jun 1926 |
26 Jan 1994 |
67 |
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David John MacRae Carnegie |
3 Nov 1954 |
28 Mar 2010 |
55 |
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Patrick Charles Carnegy |
23 Sep 1940 |
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William Donald Chapman |
25 Nov 1923 |
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Robert Henley |
1708 |
14 Jan 1772 |
63 |
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Earl of Northington 19 May 1764 |
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MP for Bath 1747-1757. Attorney General |
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Robert Henley |
3 Jan 1747 |
5 Jul 1786 |
39 |
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Ireland 1783-1784.
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Anthony Henley Henley,Baron Henley |
12 Apr 1825 |
27 Nov 1898 |
73 |
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Thomas Knox |
20 Apr 1729 |
5 Nov 1818 |
89 |
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Created Baron Welles 8 Jan 1781 and |
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Thomas Knox |
5 Aug 1754 |
26 Apr 1840 |
85 |
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then merged |
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Lindsay Patricia Granshaw |
21 Aug 1954 |
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Created Baroness Northover for life |
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1 May 2000 |
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Henry Percy |
1342 |
19 Feb 1408 |
65 |
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Created Earl of Northumberland |
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16 Jul 1377 |
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Henry Percy |
3 Feb 1393 |
23 May 1455 |
62 |
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Restored to the peerage 1414 |
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Henry Percy |
25 Jul 1421 |
29 Mar 1461 |
39 |
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Henry Percy |
c 1449 |
28 Apr 1489 |
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Restored to the peerage c 1470 |
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KG 1474 |
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Henry Algernon Percy |
13 Jan 1478 |
19 May 1527 |
49 |
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KG 1495 |
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Henry Percy |
c 1502 |
30 Jun 1537 |
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under attainder with the result that the |
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1 |
John Dudley |
c 1505 |
22 Aug 1553 |
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Earl of Warwick 16 Feb 1547 and Duke |
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of Northumberland 11 Oct 1551 |
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KG 1543 |
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| 1 May 1557 |
E |
1 |
Thomas Percy |
10 Jun 1528 |
22 Aug 1572 |
44 |
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Created Baron Percy 30 Apr 1557 and |
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Earl of Northumberland 1 May 1557 |
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KG 1563 |
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Henry Percy |
c 1532 |
21 Jun 1585 |
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3 |
Henry Percy |
Apr 1564 |
5 Nov 1632 |
68 |
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KG 1593. Lord Lieutenant Sussex 1604 |
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4 |
Algernon Percy |
13 Oct 1602 |
13 Oct 1668 |
66 |
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MP for Sussex 1624-1625 and Chichester |
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1625-1627. KG 1635
Lord Lieutenant |
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Northumberland and Sussex 1660-1668 |
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Acceleration as Baron Percy 28 Mar 1626 |
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| 13 Oct 1668 |
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5 |
Joceline Percy |
4 Jul 1644 |
31 May 1670 |
25 |
| to |
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Lord Lieutenant Northumberland 1660-1670 |
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| 31 May 1670 |
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and Sussex 1668-1670 |
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Peerage extinct on his death |
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For further information regarding a subsequent |
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claim to this peerage, see the note at the |
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foot of this page. |
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| 6 Apr 1683 |
D |
1 |
George Fitzroy |
28 Dec 1665 |
3 Jul 1716 |
50 |
| to |
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Created Baron of Pontefract, |
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Viscount Falmouth and Earl of |
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Northumberland 1 Oct 1674 and Duke |
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of Northumberland 6 Apr 1683 |
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Illegitimate son of Charles II. Lord |
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Lieutenant Surrey 1702-1714 and Berkshire |
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KG 1684 PC 1713 |
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| 2 Oct 1749 |
E |
1 |
Algernon Seymour,Duke of Somerset |
11 Nov 1684 |
7 Feb 1750 |
65 |
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Created Baron Warkworth and Earl of |
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Northumberland 2 Oct 1749, and Baron |
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Cockermouth and Earl of Egremont |
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3 Oct 1749 |
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Sir Hugh Percy,4th baronet |
c 1714 |
6 Jun 1786 |
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D |
1 |
Created Earl Percy and Duke of |
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Northumberland 22 Oct 1766 and |
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Baron Lovaine 28 Jan 1784 |
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MP for Middlesex 1740-1750. Lord |
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Lieutenant of Ireland 1763-1765. Lord |
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Lieutenant Northumberland 1753-1786 and |
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Middlesex 1763-1786. KG 1756 PC 1762 |
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| 6 Jun 1786 |
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2 |
Hugh Percy |
14 Aug 1742 |
10 Jul 1817 |
74 |
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MP for Westminster 1763-1776. Lord |
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Lieutenant Northumberland 1786-1798 and |
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1802-1817. KG
1788 |
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| 10 Jul 1817 |
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3 |
Hugh Percy |
20 Apr 1785 |
11 Feb 1847 |
61 |
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MP for Buckingham 1806, Westminster 1806, |
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Launceston 1806-1807 and Northumberland |
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1807-1812. Lord Lieutenant Northumberland |
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1817-1847. Lord Lieutenant of Ireland |
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1829-1830. KG
1819 PC 1825 |
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Acceleration as Baron Percy 12 Mar 1812 |
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| 11 Feb 1847 |
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Algernon Percy |
19 Dec 1792 |
12 Feb 1865 |
72 |
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Created Baron Prudhoe 27 Nov 1816 |
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First Lord of the Admiralty 1852. PC 1852 |
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KG 1853 |
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| 12 Feb 1865 |
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5 |
George Percy,2nd Earl of Beverley |
22 Jun 1778 |
21 Aug 1867 |
89 |
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MP for Beeralston 1799-1830. PC 1842 |
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| 21 Aug 1867 |
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6 |
Algernon George Percy |
20 May 1810 |
2 Jan 1899 |
88 |
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MP for Beeralston 1831-1832 and |
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Northumberland North 1852-1867. Vice |
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President of the Board of Trade 1859. |
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Lord Lieutenant Northumberland 1877-1899 |
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Lord Privy Seal 1878-1880. PC 1859 KG 1886 |
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| 2 Jan 1899 |
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7 |
Henry George Percy |
29 May 1846 |
14 May 1918 |
71 |
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MP for Northumberland North 1868-1885. |
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Lord Lieutenant Northumberland 1904-1918 |
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KG 1899. PC 1874 |
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He was summoned to Parliament by a Writ of |
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Acceleration as Baron Lovaine 22 Jul 1887 |
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| 14 May 1918 |
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8 |
Alan Ian Percy |
17 Apr 1880 |
23 Aug 1930 |
50 |
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Lord Lieutenant Northumberland 1918-1930 |
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KG 1925 |
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| 23 Aug 1930 |
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Henry George Alan Percy |
15 Jul 1912 |
21 May 1940 |
27 |
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| 21 May 1940 |
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10 |
Hugh Algernon Percy |
6 Apr 1914 |
11 Oct 1988 |
74 |
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Lord Lieutenant Northumberland 1956-1984 |
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KG 1959. PC 1973 |
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| 11 Oct 1988 |
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11 |
Henry Alan Walter Richard Percy |
1 Jul 1953 |
31 Oct 1995 |
42 |
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| 31 Oct 1995 |
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12 |
Ralph George Algernon Percy |
16 Nov 1956 |
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NORTHWICK |
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| 26 Oct 1797 |
B |
1 |
Sir John Rushout,5th baronet |
23 Jul 1738 |
20 Oct 1800 |
62 |
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Created Baron Northwick 26 Oct 1797 |
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MP for Evesham 1761-1796 |
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| 20 Oct 1800 |
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2 |
John Rushout |
16 Feb 1770 |
20 Jan 1859 |
88 |
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| 20 Jan 1859 |
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3 |
George Rushout |
30 Aug 1811 |
18 Nov 1887 |
76 |
| to |
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| 18 Nov 1887 |
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Worcestershire East 1847-1859 |
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Peerage extinct on his death |
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| 8 Jan 1313 |
B |
1 |
John de Northwode |
1254 |
26 May 1319 |
64 |
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Summoned to Parliament as Lord |
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Northwode 8 Jan 1313 |
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Roger de Northwode |
1307 |
7 Nov 1361 |
54 |
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| 7 Nov 1361 |
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3 |
John de Northwode |
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27 Feb 1378 |
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Peerage extinct on his death |
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| 16 Apr 1878 |
B |
1 |
Charles Bowyer Adderley |
2 Aug 1814 |
28 Mar 1905 |
90 |
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Created Baron Norton 16 Apr 1878 |
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MP for Staffordshire North 1841-1878. |
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President of the Board of Health 1858-1859 |
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President of the Board of Trade 1874-1878 |
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PC 1858 |
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| 28 Mar 1905 |
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2 |
Charles Leigh Adderley |
10 Mar 1846 |
4 Dec 1926 |
80 |
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| 4 Dec 1926 |
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3 |
Ralph Bowyer Adderley |
9 Oct 1872 |
17 Oct 1933 |
61 |
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| 17 Oct 1933 |
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4 |
Ronald Wollstan Fleetwood Adderley |
15 Oct 1885 |
4 Jan 1944 |
58 |
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| 4 Jan 1944 |
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5 |
Henry Arden Adderley |
26 Sep 1854 |
1 Jan 1945 |
90 |
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| 1 Jan 1945 |
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6 |
Hubert Bowyer Arden Adderley |
21 Feb 1886 |
17 Feb 1961 |
74 |
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| 17 Feb 1961 |
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7 |
John Arden Adderley |
24 Nov 1915 |
24 Sep 1993 |
77 |
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James Nigel Arden Adderley |
2 Jun 1947 |
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| 1 Aug 1998 |
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Philip Norton |
5 Mar 1951 |
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Created Baron Norton of Louth |
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1 Aug 1998 |
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NORWICH |
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John de Norwich |
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Norwich 25 Feb 1342 |
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John de Norwich |
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| 24 Oct 1626 |
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14 Aug 1569 |
27 Sep 1637 |
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| 28 Nov 1644 |
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c 1583 |
6 Jan 1663 |
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Created Earl of Norwich 28 Nov 1644 |
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Charles Goring |
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3 Mar 1671 |
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| 19 Oct 1672 |
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Henry Howard |
12 Jul 1628 |
11 Jan 1684 |
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| 2 Jul 1784 |
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Alexander Gordon,Duke of Gordon |
18 Jun 1743 |
17 Jun 1827 |
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Earl of Norwich 2 Jul 1784 |
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| 5 Jul 1952 |
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Alfred Duff Cooper |
22 Feb 1890 |
1 Jan 1954 |
63 |
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Created Viscount Norwich 5 Jul 1952 |
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MP for Oldham 1924-1929 and St.Georges, |
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Westminster 1931-1945. Financial Secretary |
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PC 1935 |
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John Julius Cooper |
15 Sep 1929 |
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NORWOOD |
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Grace Toler |
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21 Jul 1822 |
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Created Baroness Norwood 7 Nov 1797 |
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Daniel Toler |
c 1780 |
30 Jan 1832 |
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Hector John Graham Toler |
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Earldom of Norbury (qv) in 1831 with |
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| 15 Jul 1377 |
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John de Mowbray,Lord Mowbray |
1364 |
10 Feb 1382 |
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Thomas de Mowbray |
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Created Earl of Nottingham 12 Feb |
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1383 and Duke of Norfolk 29 Sep 1397 |
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Richard Plantagenet, Duke of York |
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of Norfolk 12 Jun 1476 |
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| 28 Jun 1483 |
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William de Berkeley |
1426 |
14 Feb 1492 |
65 |
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Earl of Nottingham 28 Jun 1483, and |
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Marquess of Berkeley 28 Jan 1489 |
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| 18 Jun 1525 |
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Henry Fitzroy |
1519 |
22 Jul 1536 |
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of Richmond and Somerset 18 Jun 1525 |
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| 22 Oct 1596 |
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1 |
Charles Howard,2nd Baron Howard of |
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Effingham |
c 1536 |
14 Dec 1624 |
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Created Earl of Nottingham |
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22 Oct 1596 |
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MP for Surrey 1562-1567 and 1572-1573. |
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| 14 Dec 1624 |
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Charles Howard |
17 Sep 1579 |
3 Oct 1642 |
63 |
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1598, Sussex 1601-1611 and Shoreham |
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1614. Lord Lieutenant Surrey 1621-1635 |
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| 3 Oct 1642 |
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Charles Howard |
25 Dec 1610 |
26 Apr 1681 |
70 |
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| 12 May 1681 |
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1 |
Sir Heneage Finch,1st baronet |
23 Dec 1621 |
18 Dec 1682 |
60 |
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Created Baron Finch of Daventry |
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10 Jan 1673 and Earl of Nottingham |
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12 May 1681 |
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MP for Canterbury 1660 and Oxford |
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University 1661-1673. Solicitor General |
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1660. Attorney General 1670-1673. Lord |
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Chancellor 1675-1682 |
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| 18 Dec 1682 |
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Daniel Finch |
2 Jul 1647 |
1 Jan 1730 |
82 |
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He succeeded to the Earldom of Winchilsea |
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(qv) in 1729 with which title this peerage |
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then merged |
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| 6 Dec 1920 |
V |
1 |
Ronald Crauford Munro-Ferguson |
6 Mar 1860 |
30 Mar 1934 |
74 |
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| 30 Mar 1934 |
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MP for Ross and Cromarty 1884-1885 and |
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Leith 1886-1914. Governor General of |
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Australia 1914-1920. Secretary of State |
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for Scotland 1922-1924.
PC 1910 KT 1926 |
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| 24 Jan 1938 |
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1 |
Sir William Richard Morris,1st baronet |
10 Oct 1877 |
22 Aug 1963 |
85 |
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and Viscount Nuffield 24 Jan 1938 |
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CH 1958 |
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NUGENT |
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| 21 Jul 1776 |
E[I] |
1 |
Robert Nugent |
1702 |
13 Oct 1788 |
86 |
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Created Baron Nugent and Viscount |
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Clare 19 Jan 1767 and Earl Nugent |
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21 Jul 1776 |
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MP for St.Mawes 1741-1754 and 1774-1784, and |
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Bristol 1754-1774. President of the Board of |
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Trade 1766-1768. PC
1759 PC [I] 1768 |
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| 13 Oct 1788 |
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George Nugent-Temple-Grenville |
17 Jun 1753 |
11 Feb 1813 |
59 |
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Marquessate of Buckingham (qv) in 1784 |
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| 26 Dec 1800 |
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1 |
Mary Elizabeth Nugent-Temple-Grenville, |
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Marchioness of Buckingham |
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16 Mar 1812 |
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Created Baroness Nugent 29 Dec 1800 |
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| 16 Mar 1812 |
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George Nugent-Grenville |
31 Dec 1788 |
26 Nov 1850 |
61 |
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| 26 Nov 1850 |
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| 22 Aug 1960 |
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1 |
Terence Edmund Gascoigne Nugent |
11 Aug 1895 |
27 Apr 1973 |
77 |
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Created Baron Nugent 22 Aug 1960 |
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| 31 May 1966 |
B[L] |
1 |
Sir George Richard Hodges Nugent,1st baronet |
6 Jun 1907 |
16 Mar 1994 |
86 |
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Created Baron Nugent of Guildford for life |
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| 16 Mar 1994 |
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31 May 1966 |
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MP for Guildford 1950-1966.
PC 1962 |
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| 16 Jan 1906 |
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1 |
Charles Henry Wilson |
22 Apr 1833 |
28 Oct 1907 |
74 |
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Created Baron Nunburnholme |
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16 Jan 1906 |
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MP for Hull 1874-1885 and Hull West |
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| 28 Oct 1907 |
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Charles Henry Wellesley Wilson |
24 Jan 1875 |
15 Aug 1924 |
49 |
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Charles John Wilson |
25 Apr 1904 |
1 Jan 1974 |
69 |
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| 1 Jan 1974 |
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Ben Charles Wilson |
16 Jan 1928 |
28 Jul 1998 |
70 |
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Charles Thomas Wilson |
27 May 1935 |
20 Nov 2000 |
65 |
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Stephen Charles Wilson |
29 Nov 1973 |
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| 1 Dec 1749 |
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1 |
Simon Harcourt,Viscount Harcourt |
c 1712 |
16 Sep 1777 |
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Created Viscount Nuneham and Earl |
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Harcourt 1 Dec 1749 |
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1 |
Lewis Harcourt |
31 Jan 1863 |
24 Feb 1922 |
59 |
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| 19 Jul 2010 |
B[L] |
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Susan Jane Nye |
17 May 1955 |
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Created Baroness Nye for life 19 Jul 2010 |
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In 1785, there was published anonymously a book
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Instructions for the King of Arms, comprising the
arms, supporters, crests and mottos, in Latin, |
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and with a translation, of the E-g---h peers." |
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In the preface, the author says he has 'rejected
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the honours they deserve.' In other words, the
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which contains illustrations of the coats of arms
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Lords Spiritual, based on his perception of the
coats of arms that each peer deserved. |
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Included in the book was Charles Howard, 10th
Duke of Norfolk, who had a reputation for |
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being a 'six bottle a day' man who would often
drink himself insensible at any public banquet |
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he attended. |
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The book suggests that his arms should be three
quart bottles, a broken flagon and a naked |
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arm holding a corkscrew, with the motto of 'Quo
me Bacche rapis' (Bacchus, where are you |
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running with me?). The quote is from Horace (Book
III, Ode XXV). |
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Apparently the Duke's drinking binges were not
all bad news for his servants, since, once he |
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was unconscious, they could at least give him a
wash - something that the Duke was reputed |
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to never do himself. 'His repugnance to soap and
water was equal to his love of wine.' |
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The Northumberland Peerage Claim of 1672-1689 |
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The following account of the claim is taken from
an anonymously written book titled |
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"Celebrated Claimants Ancient and
Modern" published by Chatto and Windus, London, 1873. |
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'In 1670 Jocelyn Percy, the eleventh Earl of
Northumberland, died without male issue. Up to his |
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time, throughout the six hundred years, the noble
family of Percy had never been without a |
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male representative, and the successive earls had
almost invariably been soldiers, and had |
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added to the lustre of their descent by their own
valiant deeds. But when the Earl Jocelyn |
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died, in 1670, he left behind him a solitary
daughter--whose life was in itself eventful enough, |
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and who became the wife of Charles Somerset, the
proud Duke of Somerset--but who could |
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wear the title, although she inherited much of
the wealth of the Percys. [This daughter |
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married, as her second husband, Thomas Thynne,
who was assassinated in Pall Mall in 1682 - |
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for more information, see his entry under
"Wiltshire" in the House of Commons pages.] |
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'Jocelyn Percy was, however, scarcely cold in his
grave when a claimant appeared, who |
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sought the family honours and the entailed lands
which their possession implied. This was |
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James Percy, a poor Dublin trunkmaker, who came
over to England and at once assumed the |
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title. His pretensions aroused the ire of the
dowager-countess, the mother of Earl Jocelyn, |
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who, on the 18th of February 1672, presented a
petition to the House of Lords on behalf of |
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herself and Lady Elizabeth Percy, her
grand-daughter, setting forth that "one who called |
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himself James Percy (by profession a trunkmaker
in Dublin) assumes to himself the titles of |
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Earl of Northumberland and Lord Percy, to the
dishonour of that family." This petition was |
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referred, in the usual course, to the Committee
for Privileges. This was immediately followed |
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by a petition from the claimant, which was read,
considered, and dismissed. However, both |
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parties appeared before the House of Lords on the
28th of November, James Percy claiming |
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the honours, and the countess declaring him an
imposter. Percy craved an extension of time; |
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but, as he was unable to show any probability
that he would ultimately succeed, his demand |
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was refused, and his petition was
dismissed--Arthur Annesley, earl of Anglesea [i.e. Anglesey] |
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alone protesting against the decision. |
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Percy, however, displaying the same valour and
obstinacy in the courts which his ancestors |
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had so often shown on the battle-fields, was not
daunted, although he was discomfited. He |
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appealed to the common-law tribunals, and brought
actions for scandal and ejectment against |
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various parties, and no fewer than five of these
suits were tried between 1674 and 1681. The |
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first adversary whom he challenged was James
Clark, whom he sued for scandal, and in whose |
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case he was content to accept a non-suit;
alleging, however, that this untoward result was |
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not so much brought about by the weakness of his
cause as by the faithlessness of his |
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attorney. In a printed document which he
published with reference to the trial, he distinctly |
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states that the Lord Chief-Justice, Sir Matthew
Hale, was so much dissatisfied with the |
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decision, that in the open court he plainly
asserted "that the claimant had proved himself a |
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true Percy, by father, mother, grandfather, and
grandmother, and of the blood and family of |
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the Percys of Northumberland; and that he did
verily believe that the claimant was cousin and |
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next heir-male to Jocelyn, late Earl of
Northumberland, only he was afraid he had taken the |
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descent too high." It is further reported
that Sir Matthew, on entering his carriage, remarked |
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to Lord Shaftesbury, who was standing by, "I
verily believe he hath as much right to the |
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earldom of Northumberland as I have to this coach
and horses, which I have bought and paid |
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for." |
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'His next action was against a gentleman named
Wright, who had taken upon himself to |
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pronounce him illegitimate, and in this instance
he was more succeddful. The case was heard |
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before Sir Richard Rainsford, Sir Matthew Hale's
successor, and resulted in a verdict for the |
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plaintiff, with £300 damages. Flushed by this
victory, he took proceedings against Edward |
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Craister, the sheriff of Northumberland, against
whom he filed a bill for the recovery of the |
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sum of £20-a-year, granted by the patent of
creation out of the revenues of the county. |
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Before this, however, in 1680, he had again
petitioned the House of Lords, and his petition |
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was again rejected--Lord Annesley [i.e.Anglesey],
as before, protesting against the rejection. |
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The litigation with Craister in the Court of
Exchequer being very protracted, the Duchess of |
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Somerset (who was the daughter and heiress of
Earl Jocelyn) brought the matter once more |
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before the Lords in 1685, and her petition was
referred to the Committee of Privileges. In |
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reply to her petition Percy presented one of
complaint, which was also sent to the Committee. |
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No decision, however, seems to have been arrived
at, and the reign of King James came to a |
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close without further action. In the first year
of the reign of William and Mary (1689), Percy |
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returned to the charge with a fresh petition and
a fresh demand for recognition and justice. |
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These documents are still extant, and some of
them are very entertaining. In one he candidly |
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admits that he has been, up to the time when he
writes, in error as to his pedigree, and, |
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abandoning his old position, takes up fresh
ground. In another, "The claimant desireth your |
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lordships to consider the justice and equity of
his cause, hoping your lordships will take such |
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care therein that your own descendants may not be
put to the like trouble for the future in |
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maintaining their and your petitioner's undoubted
right;" and lest the argumentum ad homines |
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[argument against the man] should fail, he asks,
"Whether or no three streams issuing from |
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one fountain, why the third stream (though
little, the first two great streams being spent) may |
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not justly claim the right of the original
fountain?" In addition, he appends a sort of solemn |
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declaration, in which he represents himself as
trusting in God, and waiting patiently upon the |
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king's sacred Majesty for his royal writ of
summons to call him to appear and take his place |
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and seat according to his birthright and title,
"for true men ought not to be blamed for |
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standing up for justice, property, and right,
which is the chief diadem in the Crown, and the |
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laurel of the kingdom." That summons never
was destined to be issued. When the Committee |
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for Privileges gave in their report, it declared
Percy's conduct to be insolent in persisting to |
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designate himself Earl of Northumberland after
the previous decisions of the House; and the |
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Lords ordered that counsel should be heard at the
bar of the House on the part of the Duke |
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of Somerset against the said James Percy. |
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'This was accordingly done; and the Lords not
only finally came to the decision that the |
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pretensions of the said James Percy to the
earldom of Northumberland are groundless, false, |
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and scandalous," and ordered that his
petition be dismissed, but added to their judgment this |
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sentence, "That the said James Percy shall
be brought before the four Courts in Westminster |
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Hall, wearing a paper upon his breast on which
these words shall be written: 'THE FALSE AND |
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IMPUDENT PRETENDER TO THE EARLDOM OF
NORTHUMBERLAND." The judgment was at once |
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carried into execution, and from that time
forward the unfortunate trunkmaker disappears from |
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the public view. He does not seem to have
reverted to his old trade; or, at least, if he did so, |
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he made it profitable, for we find his son, Sir
Anthony Percy, figuring as Lord Mayor of Dublin |
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in 1699. There can be no doubt that, although he
was treated with undue harshness, his |
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claims had no real foundation. At first he
alleged that his grandfather, Henry Percy, was a son |
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of Sir Richard Percy, a younger brother of Henry,
ninth Earl of Northumberland--an allegation |
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which would have made Sir Richard a grandfather
at thirteen years of age. It was further |
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proved that Sir Richard, so far from having any
claim to such unusual honours, died without |
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issue. In his second story he traced his descent
to Sir Ingelram Percy, stating that his |
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grandfather Henry was the eldest of the four
children of Sir Ingelram, and that these children |
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were sent from the north in hampers to Dame Vaux
of Harrowden, in Northamptonshire. He |
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advanced no proof, however, of the correctness of
this story, while the other side showed |
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conclusively that Sir Ingelram had never been
married, and at his death had only left an |
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illegitimate daughter. At any rate, whether James
Percy was honest or dishonest, "the game |
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was worth the candle"--the Percy honours and
estates were worth trying for.' |
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Copyright @ 2003-2010
Leigh Rayment |
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