Contains the barons from the accession of King James I to the termination of the Coalition Ministry in 1783F.C. and J. Rivington, Otridge and Son, 1812 |
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Alice ancestor Anne anno appointed April Argent arms Arundel Ascelin August Bagot Baron Bart Boyle brother buried Byron castle Catharine church coheir Cork county of Somerset county of York daugh daughter and heir daughter of John daughter of Sir daughter of William death December died unmarried died without issue died young Duke dying Earl Edward III eldest England father February France George heir of Sir Henry VI Henry VIII honour Ibid Ireland January Joan John Byron July June Kent kingdom of Ireland Knight Lady lands late left issue letters patent Lord Broghill Lord Byron Lord Lovel Lordship married Lovel Majesty Majesty's manor Margaret married Elizabeth Mary November October parliament Peer Perceval Queen reign Roger Scotland secondly Sele Sir John Sir Richard Sir Thomas Sir William sister Somerset South Carlton Stawel succeeded thereof three sons Twisleton Vernon Viscount VRYAN wife Yorkshire Youghall Yvery
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