-
awarded by the Crown. The
current baronetage of the
United Kingdom has
replaced the earlier,
existing baronetages of England, Nova Scotia,
Ireland and...
-
address in the
United Kingdom Gentry History of the
Peerage Landed gentry Baronetages of England, Nova Scotia,
Great Britain, and the
United Kingdom Peerage...
- The
Official Roll of the
Baronetage is an
official list of
baronets kept by the Lord Chancellor; an
abridged version is
published online by the Standing...
- Burke's Peerage,
Baronetage and Knightage, 107th edition, vol. 1, ed.
Charles Mosley, Burke's
Peerage Ltd, 2003, p. 741 "List of
Baronetages".
Archived from...
- of Ulster. In 1619
James I
established the
Baronetage of Ireland;
Charles I in 1625
created the
Baronetages of
Scotland and Nova Scotia. The new baronets...
- The
Registrar of the
Baronetage is
responsible for
maintaining and
updating the
Official Roll of the
Baronetage. ^† Died in office. "No. 28339". The London...
-
baronetcies in the
Baronetage of England. The
first Baronetage was
created in 1611. The
Baronetage of
England was
replaced by the
Baronetage of
Great Britain...
- warrant,
dated 21 July 1958.
Baronetcies belong to any of five
baronetages,
namely the
Baronetages of
England (1611–1705), Nova
Scotia (1625–1706), Ireland...
- (including
lists of
people with the name)
Piers baronets, two titles, in the
baronetages of
Ireland and Nova
Scotia Piers Island,
British Columbia,
Canada PIERS:...
- The
Standing Council of the
Baronetage is a
United Kingdom organisation which deals with the
affairs of baronets. It was
first established in
January 1898...
