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Barony may
refer to:
Barony, the peerage,
office of, or
territory held by a
baron Barony, the
title and land held in
fealty by a
feudal baron Barony (county...
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Norman invasion. Some
early baronies were
later subdivided into half
baronies with the same
standing as full
baronies.
Baronies were
mainly cadastral rather...
- Scotland) List of
baronies in the
peerage of
Great Britain List of
baronies in the
peerage of
Ireland List of
hereditary baronies in the
peerage of the...
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Carlingford and 4th
Viscount Taaffe of
Corran was born in
Ballymote in 1639.[citation needed] Map of the
baronies of
Connacht at Ireland's
History in Maps v t e...
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Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973. However,
feudal titles (such as
baronies,
lordships and earldoms)
formally attached to the
lands have been preserved...
- 1660, many
baronies by
tenure were
converted into
baronies by writ. The rest
ceased to
exist as
feudal baronies by tenure,
becoming baronies in free socage...
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anglica concentrata; or, A
concentrated account of all the
baronies commonly called baronies in fee;
deriving their origin from writ of
summons and not...
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feudal barony, but
creation of
baronies by
letters patent is the sole
method adopted in
modern times.
Since the
adoption of
summons by writ,
baronies thus...
- town is Tallaght.
Baronies were
created after the
Norman invasion as
subdivisions of
counties and were used for administration.
Baronies continue to be regarded...
- list,
which adds
these "hidden"
baronies as well as extinct, dormant, abeyant, and
forfeit ones, see List of
Baronies. This page
includes all life barons...
