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TIBERRIS |
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| 17 Jun 1707 |
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Charles Douglas |
24 Nov 1698 |
22 Oct 1778 |
79 |
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Created Lord Douglas,Viscount of |
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Tiberris and Earl of Solway 17 Jun 1707 |
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TIBETOT |
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| 10 Mar 1308 |
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Pain de Tibetot |
11 Nov 1279 |
24 Jun 1314 |
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Tibetot 10 Mar 1308 |
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John de Tibetot |
20 Jul 1313 |
13 Apr 1367 |
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| 13 Apr 1367 |
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Robert de Tibetot |
11 Jun 1341 |
13 Apr 1372 |
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| 13 Apr 1372 |
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TINMOUTH |
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| 19 Mar 1687 |
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James Fitzjames |
21 Aug 1670 |
12 Jun 1734 |
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Created Baron of Bosworth,Earl of |
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Tinmouth and Duke of Berwick-upon- |
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Tweed 19 Mar 1687 |
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TIPPERARY |
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| 27 Nov 1801 |
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Adolphus Frederick |
24 Feb 1774 |
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Created Baron of Culloden,Earl of |
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Tipperary and Duke of Cambridge |
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27 Nov 1801 |
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See "Cambridge" |
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TIPTOFT |
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| 7 Jan 1426 |
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Sir John de Tiptoft |
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Tiptoft 7 Jan 1426 |
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John de Tiptoft,Earl of Worcester |
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| 18 Oct 1470 |
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| 6 Jul 1716 |
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William Henry Bentinck,Earl of Portland |
1680 |
4 Jul 1724 |
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Created Marquess of Titchfield and |
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Duke of Portland 6 Jul 1716 |
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TIVERTON |
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| 19 Jan 1898 |
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Hardinge Stanley Giffard,Baron Halsbury |
3 Sep 1823 |
11 Dec 1921 |
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Created Viscount Tiverton and Earl of |
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Halsbury 19 Jan 1898 |
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| 16 Apr 1962 |
B[L] |
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Alexander Robertus Todd |
2 Oct 1907 |
10 Jan 1997 |
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Created Baron Todd 16 Apr 1962 |
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Nobel Prize for Chemistry 1957 OM 1977 |
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TOLLEMACHE |
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| 17 Jan 1876 |
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John Tollemache |
5 Dec 1805 |
9 Dec 1890 |
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Created Baron Tollemache 17 Jan 1876 |
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MP for Cheshire South 1841-1868 and |
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| 9 Dec 1890 |
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Wilbraham Frederic Tollemache |
4 Jul 1832 |
17 Dec 1904 |
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| 17 Dec 1904 |
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Bentley Lyonel John Tollemache |
7 Mar 1883 |
13 Jan 1955 |
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| 13 Jan 1955 |
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John Edward Hamilton Tollemache |
24 Apr 1910 |
27 May 1975 |
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| 27 May 1975 |
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Timothy John Edward Tollemache |
13 Dec 1939 |
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TOMBS |
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| 28 Feb 1990 |
B[L] |
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Francis Leonard Tombs |
17 May 1924 |
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Created Baron Tombs 28 Feb 1990 |
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TOMLIN |
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| 11 Feb 1929 |
B[L] |
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Thomas James Chesshyre Tomlin |
6 May 1867 |
13 Aug 1935 |
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Created Baron Tomlin 11 Feb 1929 |
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Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 1929-1935. |
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PC 1929 |
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Peerage extinct on his death |
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TOMLINSON |
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| 21 Jul 1998 |
B[L] |
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John Edward Tomlinson |
1 Aug 1939 |
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Created Baron Tomlinson 21 Jul 1998 |
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MP for Meriden 1974-1979 |
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TONGE |
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| 23 Jun 2005 |
B[L] |
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Jennifer Louise Tonge |
16 Feb 1941 |
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Created Baroness Tonge 23 Jun 2005 |
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TONI |
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| 10 Apr 1299 |
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Robert de Toni |
4 Apr 1276 |
28 Nov 1309 |
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Toni 10 Apr 1299 |
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TONYPANDY |
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| 11 Jul 1983 |
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Thomas George Thomas |
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Created Viscount Tonypandy 11 Jul 1983 |
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Cardiff West 1950-1983. Minister of State, |
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Office 1967-1968. Secretary of State for |
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Wales 1968-1970. Speaker of the House |
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PC 1968 |
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| 4 Oct 1994 |
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Graham Norman Tope |
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Created Baron Tope 4 Oct 1994 |
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| 5 Aug 1581 |
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Esme Stuart |
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Created Lord Darnley,Aubigny and |
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Dalkeith and Earl of Lennox 5 Mar 1580 |
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and Lord Aubigny,Dalkeith,Torboltoun |
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| 9 Sep 1675 |
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Charles Lennox |
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27 May 1723 |
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Darnley and Duke of Lennox 9 Sep 1675 |
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| 11 May 1981 |
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Geoffrey Johnson Tordoff |
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Created Baron Tordoff 11 May 1981 |
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Sir James Sandilands |
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James Sandilands |
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James Sandilands |
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John Sandilands |
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John Sandilands |
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Walter Sandilands |
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Walter Sandilands |
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James Sandilands |
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James Sandilands |
21 Jul 1770 |
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Robert Sandilands |
3 Aug 1807 |
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James Walter Sandilands |
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20 Jul 1915 |
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John Gordon Sandilands |
8 Jun 1886 |
1 Jul 1973 |
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James Bruce Sandilands |
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12 Jul 1975 |
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James Andrew Douglas Sandilands |
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| 7 Jul 1660 |
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George Monck |
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First Lord of the Admiralty 1689-1690. |
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| 20 Jun 1716 |
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Thomas Newport |
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PC 1717 |
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| 21 Sep 1721 |
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Sir George Byng,1st baronet |
27 Jan 1663 |
17 Jan 1733 |
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MP for Plymouth 1705-1721. First Lord of |
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Pattee Byng |
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George Byng |
1701 |
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George Byng |
11 Oct 1740 |
14 Dec 1812 |
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John Byng |
11 Oct 1742 |
1 Jan 1813 |
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George Byng |
5 Nov 1768 |
18 Jun 1831 |
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George Byng |
9 Sep 1812 |
27 Apr 1884 |
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29 Apr 1841 |
20 Oct 1889 |
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George Master Byng |
10 Sep 1886 |
24 May 1944 |
57 |
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Arthur Stanley Byng |
23 Jul 1876 |
28 Nov 1961 |
85 |
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Timothy Howard St.George Byng |
13 Jul 1943 |
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William Touchet |
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22 Mar 1322 |
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Touchet 29 Dec 1299 |
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John Touchet |
23 Apr 1371 |
19 Dec 1408 |
37 |
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Touchet 30 Oct 1403 |
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James Touchet |
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John Cronyn Tovey |
7 Mar 1885 |
12 Jan 1971 |
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Sir Horatio Townshend,3rd baronet |
14 Dec 1630 |
10 Dec 1687 |
56 |
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and Viscount Townshend 2 Dec 1682 |
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Lord Lieutenant Norfolk 1661-1676 |
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Charles Townshend |
1674 |
21 Jun 1738 |
63 |
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Secretary of State 1714-1716 and 1721-1730 |
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Lord President of the Council 1720-1721. |
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Lord Lieutenant Norfolk 1701-1713 and |
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1714-1730. PC
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Charles Townshend |
11 Jul 1700 |
12 Mar 1764 |
63 |
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MP for Great Yarmouth 1722-1723. Lord |
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Lieutenant Norfolk 1730-1739 |
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Townshend, this peer was known as Lord Lynn |
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George Townshend |
28 Feb 1724 |
14 Sep 1807 |
83 |
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31 Oct 1787 |
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MP for Norfolk 1747-1764. Lord Lieutenant |
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of Ireland 1767-1772. Lord Lieutenant |
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Norfolk 1792-1807.
PC 1760 |
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George Townshend |
18 Apr 1755 |
27 Jul 1811 |
58 |
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He was created Earl of Leicester 1784 (qv) |
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PC 1782 |
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George Ferrars Townshend |
13 Dec 1778 |
31 Dec 1855 |
77 |
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John Townshend |
28 Mar 1798 |
10 Sep 1863 |
65 |
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MP for Tamworth 1847-1855 |
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John Villiers Stuart Townshend |
10 Apr 1831 |
26 Oct 1899 |
68 |
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MP for Tamworth 1856-1863 |
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see the note at the foot of this page |
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| 26 Oct 1899 |
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John James Dudley Stuart Townshend |
17 Oct 1866 |
17 Nov 1921 |
55 |
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note at the foot of this page. |
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George John Patrick Dominic Townshend |
13 May 1916 |
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TRACTON |
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| 4 Jan 1781 |
B[I] |
1 |
James Dennis |
1721 |
15 Jun 1782 |
60 |
| to |
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Created Baron Tracton 4 Jan 1781 |
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Peerage extinct on his death |
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TRACY |
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| 12 Jan 1643 |
V[I] |
1 |
Sir John Tracy |
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1648 |
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Created Baron
and Viscount Tracy |
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12 Jan 1643 |
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Robert Tracy |
c 1592 |
11 May 1662 |
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MP for Gloucestershire 1621-1622, 1626 |
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and 1640 |
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John Tracy |
1617 |
4 Mar 1687 |
69 |
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| 4 Mar 1687 |
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William Tracy |
1657 |
18 Apr 1712 |
54 |
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Thomas Charles Tracy |
27 Jul 1690 |
4 Jun 1756 |
65 |
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6 |
Thomas Charles Tracy |
15 Jun 1719 |
10 Aug 1792 |
73 |
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John Tracy |
8 Aug 1722 |
2 Feb 1793 |
70 |
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| 2 Feb 1793 |
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8 |
Henry Leigh Tracy |
25 Jan 1732 |
29 Apr 1797 |
65 |
| to |
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Peerage extinct on his death |
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| 29 Apr 1797 |
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subsequently made for this peerage, see the |
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note at the foot of this page |
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| 3 Apr 1987 |
B[L] |
1 |
Joseph Anthony Porteous Trafford |
20 Jul 1932 |
16 Sep 1989 |
57 |
| to |
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Created Baron Trafford 3 Apr 1987 |
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| 16 Sep 1989 |
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MP for Wrekin 1970-1974 |
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Peerage extinct on his death |
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TRANMIRE |
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| 9 May 1974 |
B[L] |
1 |
Robert Hugh Turton |
8 Aug 1903 |
17 Jan 1994 |
90 |
| to |
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Created Baron Tranmire 9 May 1974 |
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| 17 Jan 1994 |
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MP for Thirsk and Malton 1929-1974. |
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Minister of Pensions and National Insurance |
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1953-1954. Minister of Health 1955-1957. |
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PC 1955 |
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Peerage extinct on his death |
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| 5 May 1922 |
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Arthur James Balfour |
25 Jul 1848 |
19 Mar 1930 |
81 |
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Created Viscount Traprain and Earl |
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Balfour 5 May 1922 |
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See "Balfour" |
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| 23 Jun 1633 |
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1 |
Sir John Stewart,1st baronet |
c 1600 |
27 Mar 1659 |
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Created Lord Stewart of Traquair |
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19 Apr 1628 and Lord Linton and |
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Caberston and Earl of Traquair |
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23 Jun 1633 |
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| 27 Mar 1659 |
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John Stewart |
1624 |
Apr 1666 |
41 |
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William Stewart |
18 Jun 1657 |
Dec 1673 |
16 |
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Charles Stewart |
1659 |
13 Jun 1741 |
81 |
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Charles Stewart |
31 Mar 1697 |
24 Apr 1764 |
67 |
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John Stewart |
3 Feb 1699 |
28 Mar 1779 |
80 |
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| 28 Mar 1779 |
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Charles Stewart |
1746 |
14 Oct 1827 |
81 |
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| 14 Oct 1827 |
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Charles Stewart |
31 Jan 1781 |
2 Aug 1861 |
80 |
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extinct or dormant |
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| 16 Apr 1859 |
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Sir Charles Morgan Robinson Morgan,3rd baronet |
10 Apr 1792 |
16 Apr 1875 |
83 |
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Created Baron Tredegar 16 Apr 1859 |
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MP for Breconshire 1812-1818,1830-1832 |
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and 1835-1847. Lord Lieutenant Brecknock |
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1866-1875 |
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Godfrey Charles Morgan |
28 Apr 1830 |
11 Mar 1913 |
82 |
| 28 Dec 1905 |
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Created Viscount Tredegar 28 Dec 1905 |
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Monmouth 1899-1913 |
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whilst the Barony passed to - |
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Courtenay Charles Evan Morgan |
10 Apr 1867 |
3 May 1934 |
67 |
| 4 Aug 1926 |
V |
1 |
Created Viscount Tredegar 4 Aug 1926 |
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Lord Lieutenant Monmouth 1933-1934 |
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Evan Frederic Morgan |
13 Jul 1893 |
27 Apr 1949 |
55 |
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On his death the Viscountcy became extinct |
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| 27 Apr 1949 |
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whilst the Barony passed to - |
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| 27 Apr 1949 |
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Frederic George Morgan |
22 Nov 1873 |
21 Aug 1954 |
80 |
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| 21 Aug 1954 |
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Frederic Charles John Morgan |
26 Oct 1908 |
17 Nov 1962 |
54 |
| to |
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Peerage extinct on his death |
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| 21 Jan 1947 |
B |
1 |
George Morgan Trefgarne |
14 Sep 1894 |
27 Sep 1960 |
66 |
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Created Baron Trefgarne 21 Jan 1947 |
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MP for Hackney South 1924-1929 and |
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Aberdeen North 1935-1945 |
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David Garro Trefgarne |
31 Mar 1941 |
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| 26 Jan 1297 |
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John de Tregoz |
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6 Sep 1300 |
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Tregoz 26 Jan 1297 |
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| 12 Nov 1304 |
B |
1 |
Henry de Tregoz |
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c 1323 |
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Summoned to Parliament as Lord |
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Tregoz 12 Nov 1304 |
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2 |
Thomas de Tregoz |
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May 1335 |
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Henry de Tregoz |
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Jun 1361 |
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| Jun 1361 |
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4 |
Robert de Tregoz |
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c 1387 |
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| c 1387 |
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Edward de Tregoz |
23 Apr 1378 |
4 Aug 1400 |
22 |
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29 Dec 1630 |
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Alexander Augustus Frederick William |
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14 Apr 1874 |
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Richard le Poer-Trench,Earl of Clancarty |
18 May 1767 |
24 Nov 1837 |
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Sir Hugh Montague Trenchard,1st baronet |
3 Feb 1873 |
10 Feb 1956 |
83 |
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Thomas Trenchard |
15 Dec 1923 |
29 Apr 1987 |
63 |
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Hugh Trenchard |
12 Mar 1951 |
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Burke St.John Trend |
2 Jan 1914 |
21 Jul 1987 |
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Sir Jesse Boot,1st baronet |
2 Jun 1850 |
13 Jun 1931 |
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19 Jan 1889 |
8 Mar 1956 |
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John Leveson-Gower,Baron Gower |
10 Aug 1694 |
25 Dec 1754 |
60 |
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Gower 8 Jul 1746 |
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Sir Ivor John Caradoc Herbert,1st baronet |
15 Jul 1851 |
18 Oct 1933 |
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| 12 Feb 1968 |
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Humphrey Trevelyan |
27 Nov 1905 |
8 Feb 1985 |
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| 24 Aug 1921 |
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Alfred Tristram Lawrence |
24 Nov 1843 |
3 Aug 1936 |
92 |
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Lord Chief Justice 1921-1922. PC 1921 |
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Charles Trevor Lawrence |
29 May 1879 |
25 Jun 1959 |
80 |
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Geoffrey Lawrence |
2 Dec 1880 |
28 Aug 1971 |
90 |
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Appeal in Ordinary 1947-1957. PC 1944 |
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John Geoffrey Tristram Lawrence |
21 Mar 1929 |
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Marcus Trevor |
15 Apr 1618 |
10 Jan 1670 |
51 |
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Created Baron Trevor and Viscount |
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Sir Thomas Trevor |
8 Mar 1658 |
19 Jun 1730 |
72 |
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Created Baron Trevor 1 Jan 1712 |
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MP for
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Lewes 1701. Solicitor General 1692- |
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President of the Council 1730. PC 1702 |
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Thomas Trevor |
c 1692 |
23 Mar 1753 |
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John Trevor |
27 Aug 1695 |
27 Dec 1764 |
69 |
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MP for Woodstock |
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Robert Hampden |
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| 5 May 1880 |
B |
1 |
Arthur Edwin Hill-Trevor |
4 Nov 1819 |
25 Dec 1894 |
75 |
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Created Baron Trevor 5 May 1880 |
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Arthur William Hill-Trevor |
19 Nov 1852 |
19 May 1923 |
70 |
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Charles Edward Hill-Trevor |
22 Dec 1863 |
22 Dec 1950 |
87 |
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Charles Edwin Hill-Trevor |
13 Aug 1928 |
1 Jan 1997 |
68 |
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Marke Charles Hill-Trevor |
8 Jan 1970 |
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| 9 Jan 2004 |
B[L] |
1 |
David Maxim Triesman |
30 Oct 1943 |
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Created Baron Triesman 9 Jan 2004 |
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Thomas Wharton,Earl of Wharton |
Aug 1648 |
12 Apr 1715 |
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Catherlough 7 Jan 1715 |
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| 2 Jun 2006 |
B[L] |
1 |
William David Trimble |
15 Oct 1944 |
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Created Baron Trimble 2 Jun 2006 |
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winner Nobel Peace Prize 1998 |
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Sir Robert Barnewall |
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Christopher Barnewall |
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by 1513 |
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John Barnewall |
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25 Jul 1538 |
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Patrick Barnewall |
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Robert Barnewall |
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Peter Barnewall |
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Robert Barnewall |
c 1574 |
13 Dec 1639 |
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Matthias Barnewall |
1614 |
17 Sep 1667 |
53 |
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Robert Barnewall |
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Matthias Barnewall |
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John Barnewall |
1672 |
7 Apr 1746 |
73 |
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Robert Barnewall |
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Thomas Barnewall |
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Nicholas Barnewall |
29 Jun 1726 |
16 Apr 1813 |
86 |
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John Thomas Barnewall |
29 Jan 1773 |
7 Oct 1839 |
66 |
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Thomas Barnewall |
14 Apr 1796 |
4 Aug 1879 |
83 |
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Christopher Patrick Mary Barnewall |
6 Oct 1846 |
10 Sep 1891 |
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Charles Aloysius Barnewall |
14 May 1861 |
26 Jan 1937 |
75 |
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Charles Aloysius Barnewall |
2 Jun 1899 |
9 Oct 1990 |
91 |
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Anthony Edward Barnewall |
2 Feb 1928 |
19 Aug 1997 |
69 |
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Raymond Charles Barnewall |
29 Dec 1930 |
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B[L] |
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Alexander Trotman |
22 Jul 1933 |
26 Apr 2005 |
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Jean Alys Barker |
23 Oct 1922 |
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Sir Thomas Wilde |
7 Jul 1782 |
11 Nov 1855 |
73 |
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MP for Newark 1831-1832 and 1835-1841 |
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and Worcester 1841-1846. Solicitor |
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Charles Robert Claude Wilde |
1 Nov 1816 |
28 Mar 1891 |
74 |
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Thomas Montague Morrison Wilde |
11 Mar 1856 |
8 Mar 1899 |
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B[L] |
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Peter Derek Truscott |
20 Mar 1959 |
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Created Baron Truscott 10 Jun 2004 |
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TRYON |
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| 18 Apr 1940 |
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George Clement Tryon |
15 May 1871 |
24 Nov 1940 |
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Created Baron Tryon 18 Apr 1940 |
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MP for Brighton 1910-1940. Minister of |
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Pensions 1922-1924, 1924-1929 and 1931- |
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Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster |
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1940. PC |
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| 24 Nov 1940 |
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Charles George Vivian Tryon |
24 May 1906 |
9 Nov 1976 |
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| 9 Nov 1976 |
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Anthony George Merrik Tryon |
26 May 1940 |
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TUCKER |
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| 29 Sep 1950 |
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Frederick James Tucker |
22 May 1888 |
17 Nov 1975 |
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Created Baron Tucker 29 Sep 1950 |
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| 17 Nov 1975 |
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Lord Justice of Appeal 1945-1950. Lord of |
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Appeal in Ordinary 1950-1961. PC 1945 |
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Peerage extinct on his death |
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TUFTON |
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| 1 Nov 1626 |
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Nicholas Tufton |
19 Jan 1578 |
1 Jul 1631 |
53 |
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Created Baron Tufton 1 Nov 1626 and |
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Earl of the Isle of Thanet 5 Aug 1628 |
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See "Thanet" |
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TUGENDHAT |
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| 15 Oct 1993 |
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Christopher Tugendhat |
23 Feb 1937 |
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Created Baron Tugendhat 15 Oct 1993 |
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MP for London and Westminster 1970-1976 |
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TULLAMORE |
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| 29 Dec 1797 |
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Charles William Bury |
30 Jun 1764 |
31 Oct 1835 |
71 |
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Created Baron Tullamore 29 Dec 1797, |
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Viscount Charleville 29 Dec 1800 and |
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Earl of Charleville 16 Feb 1806 |
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See "Charleville" |
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TULLIBARDINE |
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| 10 Jul 1606 |
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Sir John Murray |
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Created Lord Murray of Tullibardine |
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25 Apr 1604 and Earl of Tullibardine |
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10 Jul 1606 |
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| 1609 |
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William Murray |
c 1574 |
1626 |
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| 1 Apr 1626 |
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| 30 Jan 1628 |
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Patrick Murray |
c 1578 |
5 Sep 1644 |
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Created Lord Murray of Gask and |
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Earl of Tullibardine 30 Jan 1628 |
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| 5 Sep 1644 |
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James Murray |
22 Sep 1617 |
Jan 1670 |
52 |
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| Jan 1670 |
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John Murray,Earl of Atholl |
2 May 1631 |
6 May 1703 |
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Created Lord Murray,Balvany and |
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Gask,Viscount of Balquhidder,Earl of |
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Tullibardine and Marquess of Atholl |
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17 Feb 1676 |
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| 6 May 1703 |
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James Murray |
24 Feb 1659 |
14 Nov 1724 |
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Created Lord Murray,Viscount |
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Glenalmond and Earl of Tullibardine |
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| 14 Nov 1724 |
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for life 27 Jul 1696 and Lord Murray, |
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Balvenie and Gask,Viscount of |
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Balwhidder,Glenalmond and Glenlyon, |
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Earl of Strathtay and Strathardle, |
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Marquess of Tullibardine and Duke of |
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Atholl 30 Jun 1703 |
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extinct, whilst the Earldoms of 1606 and |
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1676,and the Marquessate of 1703 |
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merged in the Dukedom of Atholl (qv) |
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TULLOUGH |
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| 13 May 1662 |
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Lord Richard Butler |
15 Jun 1639 |
25 Jan 1686 |
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Created Baron Butler of |
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Cloughgrenan,Viscount Tullogh and |
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Earl of Arran 13 May 1662,and Baron |
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Butler of Weston 27 Aug 1673 |
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Peerage extinct on his death |
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| 8 Mar 1693 |
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Charles Butler |
4 Sep 1671 |
17 Dec 1758 |
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Created Baron of Cloughgrenan, |
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| 17 Dec1758 |
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Viscount of
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Arran 8 Mar 1693,and Baron Butler |
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of Weston 23 Jan 1694 |
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Peerages extinct on his death |
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TUNBRIDGE |
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| 3 Apr 1624 |
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Richard Bourke,Earl of Clanricarde |
1572 |
12 Nov 1635 |
63 |
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Created Baron of Somerhill and |
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Viscount
Tunbridge 3 Apr 1624 and |
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Baron of Imanney,Viscount Galway and |
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Earl of St.Albans 23 Aug 1628 |
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See "Clanricarde" |
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| 10 May 1695 |
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1 |
William Henry Nassau-de-Zulestein |
7 Oct 1649 |
Jan 1709 |
59 |
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Created Baron Enfield,Viscount |
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Tunbridge and Earl
of Rochford |
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10 May 1695 |
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See "Rochford" - extinct 1830 |
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TUNNICLIFFE |
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| 2 Jun 2004 |
B[L] |
1 |
Denis Tunnicliffe |
17 Jan 1943 |
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Created Baron Tunnicliffe 2 Jun 2004 |
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TURNBERG |
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| 4 May 2000 |
B[L] |
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Sir Leslie Arnold Turnberg |
22 Mar 1934 |
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Created Baron Turnberg 4 May 2000 |
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TURNBULL |
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| 11 Oct 2005 |
B[L] |
1 |
Sir Andrew Turnbull |
21 Jan 1945 |
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Created Baron Turnbull 11 Oct 2005 |
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TURNER OF CAMDEN |
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| 29 May 1985 |
B[L] |
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Muriel Winifred Turner |
18 Sep 1927 |
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Created Baroness Turner of Camden |
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29 May 1985 |
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TURNER OF ECCHINSWELL |
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| 7 Sep 2005 |
B[L] |
1 |
Jonathan Adair Turner |
1955 |
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Created Baron Turner of Ecchinswell |
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7 Sep 2005 |
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TURNOUR |
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| 12 Feb 1766 |
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1 |
Edward Turnour Garth-Turnour |
1734 |
10 Aug 1788 |
54 |
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Created Baron Winterton 10 Apr 1761 |
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and Viscount Turnour and Earl |
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Winterton 12 Feb 1766 |
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| 15 Feb 1952 |
B |
1 |
Edward Turnour,Earl Winterton (qv) |
4 Apr 1883 |
26 Aug 1962 |
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Created Baron Turnour 15 Feb 1952 |
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| 26 Aug 1962 |
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Peerage extinct on his death |
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TURVEY |
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| 29 Jun 1646 |
B[I] |
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Nicholas Barnewall |
1592 |
20 Aug 1663 |
71 |
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Created Baron Turvey and Viscount |
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Barnewall 29 Jun 1646 |
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See "Barnewall" |
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TWEEDDALE |
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| 1 Dec 1646 |
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1 |
John Hay,Lord Hay of Yester |
c 1595 |
25 May 1654 |
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Created Earl of Tweeddale 1 Dec 1646 |
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| 25 May 1654 |
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John Hay |
1626 |
11 Aug 1697 |
71 |
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1 |
Created Lord Hay of Yester,Viscount |
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of Walden,Earl of
Gifford and |
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Marquess of Tweeddale 17 Dec 1694 |
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Lord Chancellor [S] 1692-1696 |
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| 11 Aug 1697 |
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John Hay |
1645 |
20 Apr 1713 |
67 |
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Lord Chancellor [S] 1704-1705 |
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| 20 Apr 1713 |
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Charles Hay |
11 Nov 1667 |
17 Dec 1715 |
48 |
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| 17 Dec 1715 |
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John Hay |
c 1695 |
9 Dec 1762 |
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Secretary of State for Scotland 1742-1746 |
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| 9 Dec 1762 |
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George Hay |
12 Jul 1758 |
4 Oct 1770 |
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George Hay |
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| 16 Nov 1787 |
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George Hay |
1753 |
9 Aug 1804 |
51 |
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Lord Lieutenant Haddington 1794-1804 |
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| 9 Aug 1804 |
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George Hay |
1 Feb 1787 |
10 Oct 1876 |
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Governor of Madras 1842-1848. Lord |
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Lieutenant Haddington 1823-1876. Field |
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Marshal 1875. KT
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| 10 Oct 1876 |
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Arthur Hay |
9 Nov 1824 |
28 Dec 1878 |
54 |
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| 28 Dec 1878 |
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William Montagu Hay |
27 Jan 1826 |
25 Nov 1911 |
85 |
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Created Baron Tweeddale 6 Oct 1881 |
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MP for Taunton 1865-1868 and Haddington |
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1878. KT 1898 |
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| 25 Nov 1911 |
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William George Montagu Hay |
4 Nov 1884 |
30 Mar 1967 |
82 |
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Lord Lieutenant East Lothian 1944-1967 |
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| 30 Mar 1967 |
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David George Montagu Hay |
25 Oct 1921 |
23 Jan 1979 |
57 |
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| 23 Jan 1979 |
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Edward Douglas John Hay |
6 Aug 1947 |
1 Feb 2005 |
57 |
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| 1 Feb 2005 |
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Charles David Montagu Hay |
6 Aug 1947 |
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TWEEDMOUTH |
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| 12 Oct 1881 |
B |
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Sir Dudley Coutts Marjoribanks,1st baronet |
29 Dec 1820 |
4 Mar 1894 |
73 |
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Created Baron Tweedmouth 12 Oct 1881 |
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MP for Berwick 1853-1868 and 1874-1881 |
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| 4 Mar 1894 |
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Edward Marjoribanks |
8 Jul 1849 |
15 Sep 1909 |
60 |
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MP for Berwick 1880-1894. Lord Privy Seal |
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1894-1895. Chancellor of the Duchy of |
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Lancaster 1894-1895. First Lord of the |
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Admiralty 1905-1908. Lord President of the |
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Council 1908. PC
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| 15 Sep 1909 |
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Dudley Churchill Marjoribanks |
2 Mar 1874 |
23 Apr 1935 |
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| 23 Apr 1935 |
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TWEEDSMUIR |
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| 1 Jun 1935 |
B |
1 |
John Buchan |
26 Aug 1875 |
11 Feb 1940 |
64 |
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Created Baron Tweedsmuir 1 Jun 1935 |
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MP for Scottish Universities 1927-1935. |
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John Norman Stuart Buchan |
25 Nov 1911 |
20 Jun 1996 |
84 |
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William James de L'Aigle Buchan |
10 Jan 1916 |
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John William Howard de L'Aigle Buchan |
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TWEEDSMUIR OF BELHELVIE |
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| 1 Jul 1970 |
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Priscilla Jean Fortescue Buchan |
25 Jan 1915 |
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Belhelvie 1 Jul 1970 |
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MP for Aberdeen South 1946-1966. Minister |
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TWINING |
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| 18 Aug 1958 |
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Edward Francis Twining |
29 Jun 1899 |
21 Jul 1967 |
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Governor of North Borneo 1947-1949 |
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and Tanganyika 1949-1958 |
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TYAQUIN |
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| 2 Jun 1687 |
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Ulick Bourke |
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of Galway 2 Jun 1687 |
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TYE |
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| 6 Feb 1299 |
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Tye 6 Feb 1299 |
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TYEYS |
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Tyeys 6 Feb 1299 |
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Henry Tyeys |
10 Aug 1285 |
3 Apr 1322 |
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TYLER |
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| 16 Jun 2005 |
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Paul Archer Tyler |
29 Oct 1941 |
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Created Baron Tyler 16 Jun 2005 |
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| 11 Jun 1731 |
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Sir Richard Child (later Tylney),3rd baronet |
5 Feb 1680 |
Mar 1750 |
70 |
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Castlemaine 24
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Tylney of Castlemaine 11 Jun 1731 |
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MP for Maldon 1708-1710 and Essex |
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John Tylney |
22 Oct 1712 |
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TYNDALE |
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| 7 Mar 1688 |
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Sir Francis Radclyffe |
1625 |
Apr 1697 |
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Radclyffe and Langley and Earl of |
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Derwentwater 7 Mar 1688 |
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TYRAWLEY |
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| 10 Jan 1706 |
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Sir Charles O'Hara |
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9 Jun 1724 |
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Created Baron Tyrawley 10 Jan 1706 |
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James O'Hara |
1682 |
14 Jul 1773 |
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Field Marshal 1763 |
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James Cuffe |
by 1747 |
15 Jun 1821 |
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TYRCONNEL |
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| 27 Sep 1603 |
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Roderick O'Donnell |
1575 |
30 Jul 1608 |
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| 20 Apr 1661 |
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Oliver Fitzwilliam,Viscount Fitzwilliam |
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| 20 Jun 1685 |
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1 |
Richard Talbot |
1630 |
14 Aug 1691 |
61 |
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Tyrconnel 20 Jun 1685 |
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| 23 Jun 1718 |
V[I] |
1 |
Sir John Brownlow,5th baronet |
16 Nov 1690 |
27 Feb 1754 |
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Charleville and |
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Viscount Tyrconnel 23 Jun 1718 |
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| 1 May 1761 |
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1 |
George Carpenter,Baron Carpenter |
26 Aug 1723 |
9 Mar 1762 |
38 |
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Created Viscount Carlingford and |
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Earl of Tyrconnel 1 May 1761 |
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MP for Taunton 1754-1762 |
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George Carpenter |
30 Jun 1750 |
14 Apr 1805 |
54 |
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George Carpenter |
10 Oct 1788 |
20 Dec 1812 |
24 |
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John Delaval Carpenter |
16 Dec 1790 |
25 Jun 1853 |
62 |
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| 1 Oct 1542 |
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1 |
Con Bacagh O'Neill |
c 1484 |
1559 |
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Created Earl of Tyrone 1 Oct 1542 |
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Brien O'Neill |
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Hugh O'Neill |
1550 |
20 Jul 1616 |
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| 9 Oct 1673 |
E[I] |
1 |
Richard Power,Baron Power |
1630 |
14 Oct 1690 |
60 |
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Tyrone 9 Oct 1673 |
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John Power |
c 1665 |
14 Oct 1693 |
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to a famous Irish ghost story, see the note at the |
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foot of the page containing details of the |
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Beresford baronetcy |
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| 14 Oct 1693 |
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3 |
James Power |
1667 |
19 Aug 1704 |
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| 18 Jul 1746 |
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1 |
Sir Marcus Beresford,4th baronet |
16 Jul 1694 |
4 Apr 1763 |
68 |
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of Tyrone 4 Nov
1720 and Earl of |
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Tyrone 18 Jul 1746 |
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George de la Poer Beresford |
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B |
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Created Baron Tyrone 21 Aug 1786 |
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He was created Marquess of Waterford |
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(qv) in 1789 with which title this peerage |
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then merged |
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| 24 Jul 1929 |
B |
1 |
William George Tyrrell |
17 Aug 1866 |
14 Mar 1947 |
80 |
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Created Baron Tyrrell 24 Jul 1929 |
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PC 1928 |
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For further information of this peer's wife, see the |
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note at the foot of this page. |
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This
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The eldest son of the 1st Marquess succeeded to
the titles in 1807. Two of his younger |
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sons
were the Rev. Lord Frederick Patrick Townshend and Lord Charles Patrick
Thomas |
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Townshend. On 25 May 1796, Lord Charles was
elected to the House of Commons as one of |
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the members for the borough of Great Yarmouth in
the county of Norfolk, but within 48 hours |
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Lord Charles was dead. |
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The following extract is from the newspaper,
'The True Briton' of 28 May 1796:- |
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'One
of the most melancholy transactions it has ever fallen to our lot to record
took place |
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yesterday morning. Lord Charles Townshend, and
his brother Lord Frederick Townshend, sons |
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to the Marquis Townshend, had been to Great
Yarmouth, for which place Lord Charles had just |
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been chosen Representaive: they arrived in Town
yesterday morning about six o'clock, and when |
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they reached Oxford-street, near the Pantheon,
the post-boys stopped to inquire where the |
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Bishop of Bristol, to whose house they had been
ordered to drive, lived; when Lord Frederick |
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jumped out of the chaise, and struck one of the
boys, which gave rise to an altercation, that |
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drew
together several persons who were passing by. Among these was a Coachman, to
whom |
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Lord Frederick particularly addressed himself,
insisting upon it that he knew where the Bishop |
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lived; and on the man's protesting that he did
not, his Lordship abused him with great violence; |
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and, with the most deplorable marks of insanity,
threw off his coat, waistcoat, and shirt, and |
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challenged him to fight. Unable to provoke the
man to a contest, he walked leizurely away |
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towards
Hanover-square, when some person, who had been attentive to the whole scene, |
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looked into the carriage and saw a lifeless body
on the seat, which proved to be the corps [sic] |
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of
Lord Charles. Lord Frederick was immediately pursued, and being taken near
the end of |
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Swallow-street, was conducted to a neighbouring
watch-house, whither the body of his brother |
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was also conveyed. |
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'As
soon as the Magistrates at the Police Office in Marlborough-street were
apprized of the |
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circumstance,
they ordered Lord Frederick to be brought before them, together with the |
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Postilions who drove him to town. His Lordship,
when interrogated on the melancholy subject, |
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betrayed the most unequivocal syptoms of a
mental derangement, and it became necessary for |
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the Magistrated to apply to the Postilions for
the information they wanted. From their evidence, |
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it appeared, that about seven miles from town,
in the vicinity of Ilford, one of them had heard |
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the
report of a pistol, when, looking round, he saw Lord Frederick throw a pistol
out of the |
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window; but he did not stop to inquire the cause of it. This was all that
could be |
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collected;
it was intented to re-examine Lord Frederick in the evening, when, we
understand, |
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his
agitation had subsided, and he had recovered a considerable degree of
composure; but as |
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Coroner's Inquest could not be taken before this day, it was deemed proper to
defer the |
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examination until their verdict should be known. |
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'The
pistol which had put an end to the existence of this unfortunate young
Nobleman, had been |
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placed
in his mouth, and loaded with two slugs or balls, on of which perforated the
scull [sic], |
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and
the other was extracted from the mouth. Neither the teeth nor tongue were
injured, so that |
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it
is evident that no violence had been used in the introduction of the fatal
instrument, and that |
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the death of Lord Charles was an act of his own,
committed in a paroxym of frenzy…….' |
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Notwithstanding the newspaper's comments that
Lord Charles' death was 'an act of his own,' at |
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the
subsequent inquest Lord Frederick was found to have murdered his brother.
Lord Frederick |
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was found to be insane and was confined until
his death 40 years later. |
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Lord Frederick was the Rector of Stiffkey in
Norfolk. This parish was made more famous (or |
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concerns
about his licentious lifestyle. Davidson died as a result of being mauled by
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later. For further information on Davidson,
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The
third Marquess succeeded to the titles in 1811, but only after being
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father,
after which he re-located to Italy where he died on 31 December 1855.
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that 'he had been obliged to live [in Italy] after what was presumably rather
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homosexual activity.' |
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After marrying Sarah Gardner in May 1807, she
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consummation a year later. Given the comments in
Burke regarding the Marquess' sexual |
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orientation, this charge probably comes as no
surprise. For further information on this marriage |
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and the later history of Sarah Gardner, see the
note regarding John Dunn Gardner at the foot |
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of the page containing details of the House of
Commons constituency of Bodmin. |
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According to an article in the 'Chicago Daily
Tribune' for 21 March 1902, the 5th Marquess |
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Townshend "………was one of the most eccentric
individuals it is possible to conceive, and who |
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is remembered chiefly in connection with the
relentless war which he waged upon Italian organ- |
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grinders in London and likewise upon beggars,
causing their arrest wherever he found them and |
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devoting much of his time and a considerable
amount of money to their prosecution and |
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punishment. Indeed, the music-halls got hold of
this craze of his and there used to be a popular |
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song at one time which was given from the stage
by vocalists in the guise of organ-grinders and |
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which was to the effect 'His lordship won't let
me alone' " |
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In March 1906, the Master in Lunacy directed
that the Marchioness Townshend, wife of the 6th |
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Marquess
Townshend, present a petition for an inquisition into her husband's mental
condition. |
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The
following is a summary of a report which appeared in the 'Chicago Daily
Tribune' of 12 March |
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1906:- |
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'When
the Marquis Townshend married Miss Gladys Sutherst last August [1905] it
caused a |
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sensation in smart society, because, although
Miss Sutherst is a beauty and something of a |
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poet, she had not previously moved in the
exalted circles where peer husbands are picked up. |
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'The
proceedings now pending to have the Marquis adjudged a lunatic, involving a
bitter family |
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quarrel, have led to disclosures which show just
how the business was done, and, incidentally, |
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they shed an interesting light on the methods
adopted by impecunious British noblemen to get |
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good pay for their titles in the matrimonial market.' |
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In August 1906, the question of the Marquis'
sanity was tried before a jury in Lincoln's Inn. A |
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report in the 'Washington Post' of 12 August
1906 states that:- |
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'….[the
jury] returned the curious verdict that his lordship is capable of taking
care of himself, |
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being dangerous neither to himself nor others,
but that he is of unsound mind so far as managing |
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his own affairs are concerned…….it was alleged
that the marquis was unduly influenced by one |
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Robbins [other contemporary reports state that
Robbins kept the Marquis in a hypnotic state] |
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whom he had known for fourteen years, and the
marchioness testified that Robbins' influence |
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over the marquis had brought about a separation
between herself and her husband soon after |
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their
marriage……..It developed also that the young marquis, finding his estate
heavily |
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mortgaged, was persuaded to seek a wealthy
alliance, and one witness testified that his |
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engagement to a rich American heiress had nearly
been concluded when he became affianced to |
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Miss Sutherst, whose father, a barrister, was an
undischarged bankrupt, but whom the marquis |
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and his advisers thought was wealthy.' |
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Although
Miss Sutherst and, more particularly, her father, were severely criticised by
the judge |
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hearing
the case, the marriage survived and two children were born of the marriage.
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death of the 6th Marquess in 1921, the title
passed to his son, the current 7th Marquess. |
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On 2 March 2009, the 7th Marquess became the
peer who had held his title for the longest |
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period in the history of the peerage. Until he
broke the record, the greatest length of time that |
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peerage had been held by one individual was 87
years, 104 days, the previous record having been |
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held
by Charles St. Clair, 13th Lord Sinclair in the peerage of Scotland. |
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The Tracy Peerage cases |
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Between 1835 and the mid-1860s, this peerage was
the subject of at least four claims. The first |
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claim was made in 1835 by Joseph Tracy, who
alleged that he was descended from the son of |
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the second Viscount Tracy by his second wife.
Joseph petitioned to be recognised as Viscount |
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Tracy
in May 1835, but died in March 1836, apparently before his petition was
heard. On |
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Joseph's death, his son and heir, James Tracy,
took up the fight. He petitioned the Attorney- |
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General
in May 1836, who referred the petition to the House of Lords in August 1837. |
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Contemporary newspapers show that this petition
was considered by the House of Lords in |
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May and June 1839, but nothing appears to have
been decided. |
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In July 1842, James Tracy lodged a further
petition, which was dismissed by the House of Lords |
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in June 1843. Tracy's argument was that his
great-grandfather, William Tracy, was the son of |
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Robert Tracy, son of the second Viscount. He
alleged that William Tracy had married against |
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his family's wishes and had been disinherited as
a result. James's petition was unable to prove |
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these assertions, his evidence resting solely
upon an entry in a prayer book and a tombstone |
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commemorating William's death, but which
evidence showed had been forged. As a result, his |
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petition was eventually dismissed in July 1848.
James Tracy appears to have died in late April |
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1849. |
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In 1853, a Benjamin Wheatley Tracy published a
pamphlet - "The Tracy Peerage. Case of B.W. |
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Tracy, Esquire, a Lieutenant of her Majesty's
Royal Navy, claiming the titles, honours and |
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dignities of Viscount and Braon Tracy, of
Rathcoole, in the Kingdom of Ireland, with petition |
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to Her Majesty, and observations thereon." |
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Another claimant emerged in 1859 in the person
of Matthew Tracy. This claim appears to have |
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been referred to the House of Lords in 1862, but
I can find no information on any subsequent |
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hearings of the case in that House. |
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John Stewart, 1st Earl of Traquair |
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During the reign of Charles I, a man named
William Armstrong, who was invariably known as |
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Christie's Will, was arrested for theft and
imprisoned in the tollbooth at Jedburgh. Christie's Will |
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was one of a band of men known as
'moss-troopers' who were raiders or reivers throughout the |
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marshy border country between England and
Scotland. |
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The Earl of Traquair, happening to be in
Jedburgh and knowing Christie's Will, asked the reason |
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for his imprisonment. Will replied that he had
been confined for stealing two halters, but on being |
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more
closely interrogated, he acknowledged that there were two horses in the
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time. Traquair appreciated the humour of the
situation and secured Christie Will's release. |
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Some time afterwards, the Earl was engaged in an
important lawsuit which was to be decided in |
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the Court of Session. He had every reason to
believe that the outcome of the case would turn |
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on
the casting vote of the President of the Court of Session, Lord Durie, whose
opinion was |
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known
to be unfavourable to Traquair. If Durie could be kept out of the way,
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probably win. |
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Hearing of the Earl's dilemma, Christie's Will
offered his services. He found that it was the judge's |
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practice
to frequently ride alone on the sands of Leith. On one of these excursions,
he was |
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approached by Christie's Will, who lured him
into a lonely area where he pulled Durie from his |
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horse, muffled him up in a large cloak and rode
off with Durie tied on the horse behind him. He |
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deposited his terrified captive in an old castle
in Annandale, called the Tower of Graham. |
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When the judge's horse was found, it was assumed
that it had thrown its rider into the sea and |
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that
he had drowned. His friends went into mourning and a successor was appointed
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office. Meanwhile, Durie suffered solitary
confinement, receiving his food through a hole in the |
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wall.
He was convinced that he was being held in the dungeon of a sorceror. |
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After three months, the lawsuit was decided in
Traquair's favour. Accordingly, he directed Will |
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to set the judge free. Will entered the judge's
cell in the middle of the night, muffled him once |
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more in his cloak, tied him to a horse, and,
without speaking a single word, set the judge down |
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at the same spot on Leith Sands where he had
taken him up. He reclaimed his old position and |
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title and continued in his role of President of
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Margaret Ann Tyrrell, Lady Tyrrell (d. 1939) |
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Lady Tyrrell was the daughter of David Urquhart,
MP for Stafford 1847-1852. She married William |
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George Tyrrell, later Baron Tyrrell, in 1891. |
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Lord Tyrrell was the British Ambassador to Paris
between 1928 and 1934. During this time, Lady |
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Tyrrell showed no interest whatsoever in acting
as the hostess during official functions. In fact, |
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she rarely visited Paris, the majority of her
time being devoted to research for a history of the |
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world from 2000 BC. On her rare visits to Paris,
she preferred to spend her time perched in a tree |
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in
the Embassy garden. She sat in the branches writing her book and, when she
wished to |
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summon a footman, she emitted an ear-piercing
whistle, a skill she had learned from the head |
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doorman
at the Ritz Hotel in London, who used it to summon taxis. |
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When there was no escaping from formal
occasions, it was said that her charm and wit made up |
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for
her occasional absent-mindedness. On one occasion, she mistook the future
King George VI |
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for her husband's private secretary; on another,
she talked for several hours with the Earl of |
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Birkenhead under the impression that he was the
Turkish Ambassador. |
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