- 1801 for
Thomas Egerton, 1st
Baron Grey
de Wilton,
along with the
subsidiary title of
Viscount Grey
de Wilton, also in the
Peerage of the
United Kingdom...
-
second Baronet. He
married Susan Longueville, suo jure 13th
Baroness Grey
de Ruthyn.
Their eldest son, Charles,
succeeded in both the
baronetcy and barony...
- Grey
de Wilton. In 1784, the 7th
Baronet was
created Baron Grey
de Wilton and in 1801 he was
further created Viscount Grey
de Wilton and Earl of
Wilton. These...
- of
Wilton is heir
presumptive to the Marquessate. In
March 2025, the Duke and
Duchess announced they were
expecting their first child. Earl of
Wilton Baron...
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Robert Greystoke; Anne Grey (b. 1450),
married John Grey, 8th
Baron Grey
de Wilton;
George Grey, 2nd Earl of Kent (1454–1505),
married Anne Woodville; John...
-
Baron Grey
de Wilton Henry Grey, 5th
Baron Grey
de Wilton Richard Grey, 6th
Baron Grey
de Wilton Reginald Grey, 7th
Baron Grey
de Wilton John Grey, 8th...
- Abbess, who is one of her
three judges, do****ents that
prove De Wilton's innocence.
De Wilton,
having returned disguised as a pilgrim,
follows Marmion to...
-
Baron Grey
de Wilton is a
title that has been
created twice, once in the
Peerage of
England (1295) and once in the
Peerage of
Great Britain (1784). The...
-
dates from at
least 1370, and
takes its name from the 1st
Baron Grey
de Wilton, as the Inn was
originally Lord Grey's
family townhouse (or inn) within...
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Natur Im 13. und 14.
Jahrhundert (2007)
Thomas of
Wilton,
Thomas de Wilton,
Thomas Wylton,
Thomas de Wylton.
Harjeet Singh Gill,
Signification in language...
