Notes

Notes

Matches 601 to 650 of 687

#	Notes	Linked to
601	or end of May 1647	Hamilton, Sir Frederick (P962)
602	or Jan 28, 1334	of England, Joan (P212)
603	Or Jan-Mar 1225/6	de Neville, Geoffrey (II) (P1749)
604	or Oct 12, 1126	of Maine, Ermengarde (P246)
605	Papal dispensation.	Family: Sir John Francis Edward Acton, 6th Baronet / Mary Anne Acton (F1961)
606	Posthumously.	Scarlett, Leopold Florence (P2877)
607	Probably a descendant of the Counts of Brittany.	Fitz Randolf, Ralf (P1874)
608	Queen Anne stood godmother in person, hence his second name.	van Keppel, William Anne 2nd Earl of Albemarle (P7005)
609	Recognised by the Lord Lyon King of Arms, as his titles are in the nobility of the Baronage of Scotland, he does not sit in the House of Lords.	Zangenberg, Claes Michel Simonsen 18th Lord Pittenweem (P7110)
610	Registered at Shobrooke and at Clyst St. George.	Gibbs, George (P7474)
611	See Churchwardens' Accounts.	Gybbe, Thomas (P7406)
612	See entry in the Woodbury 'Malt Book'.	Gibbe, George (P7401)
613	So in Register.	Family: Richard Gibbe / Thomasine (F3651)
614	Stillbirth	Unnamed (P150)
615	Stillbirth	Unnamed (P152)
616	Stillbirth	Unnamed (P156)
617	Stillbirth	Unnamed (P158)
618	Stillbirth	Unnamed (P159)
619	Stillborn	Charles James Duke of Cornwall (P121)
620	Subsequently executed at the Cross of Edinburgh (the first Royalist to be executed by a judicial sentence), his estates being sequestrated till the Restoration.	Gordon, Sir John 1st Baronet (P1441)
621	Succeeded by special limitation to the barony of Bruce of Tottenham on the death of his maternal uncle, 4th Earl of Elgin and 3rd Earl of Ailesbury of the earlier creation, and added the name and arms of Bruce.	Brudenell-Bruce, Thomas 1st Earl of Ailesbury (P5939)
622	Succeeded his 5th cousin, the 8th Earl of Cassillis, by the House of Lords decision.	Kennedy, Thomas 9th Earl of Cassillis (P6252)
623	Succeeded his father on his father's attainder being reversed.	Neville, Ralph 3rd Earl of Westmorland (P1943)
624	Succeeded his maternal grandmother (of the 1450 dual grant and the original 1088 creation).	Plantagenet, Edward 17th Earl of Warwick (P2086)
625	Succeeded his maternal uncle, Sir James Duff of Crombie, in the title of baronet, and assumed the additional surname and arms of Duff by royal licence dated 9 Oct 1813.	Gordon, William 2nd Baronet (P1467)
626	Succeeded to the family's Irish estates on the resignation of his brother and was created (effectively a recognition) Baron Hamilton of Strabane, with the precedence of the former patent (8 May 1617 creation).	Hamilton, Claud 2nd Baron Hamilton of Strabane (P618)
627	Supposed ancestor of the Gordons of Nethermuir.	Gordon, David (P1663)
628	The American Civil War hero.	Magruder, John Bankhead (P2857)
629	The baronetcy created on 22 Jun 1660 expired on his death.	Abdy, Sir John 1st Baronet (P409)
630	The baronetcy created on 9 Jun 1660 expired on his death.	Abdy, Sir John 4th Baronet (P438)
631	The Barony expired on his death.	Hamilton-Gordon, George Arthur Maurice 2nd Baron Stanmore (P1546)
632	The Much Honoured Maria, Lady Kinfauns (née Nadolski) is the wife of Fergus Commane, 26th Lord Kinfauns, and matriarch of Newhall House and Estate in County Clare, one of Ireland’s oldest gentry homes. Born in London in 1964, Her Ladyship descends from the ancient Polish noble house of Warzęta Korwin z Ślepowrony, bearing the historic Ślepowron coat of arms, one of Poland’s oldest heraldic families and recognised among the szlachta (nobility) since the 13th century. By tradition the noble house traces it's lineage back to Marcus Valerius Corvus, a famed Roman general. Her father, a devout Catholic and Second World War veteran, served as an anti-aircraft gunner in Scotland, defending Britain during the Blitz — a poignant connection to her later title of Lady Kinfauns. In 1984, Maria married Fergus Commane, later succeeding to the barony as 26th Lord Kinfauns. Her husband was brought up on his parents’ farm at Newhall, on lands that were once part of the historic estate, and together they later acquired Newhall House and its demesne. Under Lady Kinfauns’ direction, the estate has undergone one of Ireland’s most significant private restoration projects, encompassing Newhall House, Killone Abbey, and the Holy Well of St John the Baptist. Her Ladyship also served for over three decades as Managing Director of Site Masters PLC, building the company into a respected national firm. During this time, she also served as a Governor of Maudsley & Bethlem Hospital School, where she championed the educational rights of children with complex mental health needs. In 2025, the family’s Gaelic lineage was formally recognised when Clan Commane was entered onto the Clans of Ireland Register under the patronage of the President of Ireland. As Taoiseach successor, consecrated by derbhfine under Brehon law, Lord Kinfauns was installed as Gaelic Clan Chief of Ó Comáin. As matriarch of the clan, Lady Kinfauns continues to support its cultural, charitable, and historical mission. Her family seat is Newhall, where she is quietly dedicated to heritage preservation, sacred landscapes, and the stewardship of a lineage stretching back over a millennium.	Nadolski, Maria (P7072)
633	Their Majesties King George V and Queen Mary stood sponsors.	Keppel, Anne (P7180)
634	There has been some doubt as to whether the marriage took place.	Family: Edward of Westminster, Prince of Wales / Anne Neville (F947)
635	Twin sister of Arabella Frances Georgiana Agnew.	Agnew, Caroline Charlotte (P5612)
636	Twin sister of Caroline Charlotte Agnew.	Agnew, Arabella Frances Georgiana (P5611)
637	Twin with her sister Fanny Isabel.	Agnew, Mary Emily (P4883)
638	Twin with her sister Mary Emily.	Agnew, Fanny Isabel (P4884)
639	Was called by this title which by something like a consensus among modern historians is taken to constitute a new creation.	Pole, Henry 1st Baron Montagu (P2092)
640	Was killed in a motor accident in Yugoslavia.	Bruce, Clarence Napier 3rd Baron Aberdare (P1319)
641	Was killed in action in the Battle of Pinkie (Scots defeat by English).	Agnew, Andrew (P5247)
642	Was killed in action of Scots defeat by English at Pinkie.	Gordon, James 3rd Baron of Abergeldie (P2609)
643	Was probably killed in battle when trying to avenge his brother's murder by Macbeth.	Maldred (P1819)
644	Went down with his ship, the armed merchant cruiser HMS Rawalpindi, which was sunk by the German pocket-cruiser Deutschland.	Kennedy, Edward Coverley (P6323)
645	When any peerage that may have been created by the write of 1311 probably fell into abeyance.	de Neville, John 2nd Baron Neville (P1801)
646	Who may have descended from the Russels of Bredshaw.	Russel, Alexander (P4725)
647	With 2 elder daughters who died unmarried.	Family: George Thomas Keppel, 6th Earl of Albemarle / Susan Trotter (F3472)
648	With 2 other daughters.	Family: Archibald Kennedy / Eleanor Allardyce (F3088)
649	With 3 daughters who died unmarried.	Family: Thomas Keppel / Ida Harvey (F3503)
650	With 3 daughters.	Family: David Ainsworth / Alice Hatton (F3196)

Notes

Linked to

601

or end of May 1647

Hamilton, Sir Frederick (P962)

602

or Jan 28, 1334

of England, Joan (P212)

603

Or Jan-Mar 1225/6

de Neville, Geoffrey (II) (P1749)

604

or Oct 12, 1126

of Maine, Ermengarde (P246)

605

Papal dispensation.

Family: Sir John Francis Edward Acton, 6th Baronet / Mary Anne Acton (F1961)

606

Posthumously.

Scarlett, Leopold Florence (P2877)

607

Probably a descendant of the Counts of Brittany.

Fitz Randolf, Ralf (P1874)

608

Queen Anne stood godmother in person, hence his second name.

van Keppel, William Anne 2nd Earl of Albemarle (P7005)

609

Recognised by the Lord Lyon King of Arms, as his titles are in the nobility of the Baronage of Scotland, he does not sit in the House of Lords.

Zangenberg, Claes Michel Simonsen 18th Lord Pittenweem (P7110)

610

Registered at Shobrooke and at Clyst St. George.

Gibbs, George (P7474)

611

See Churchwardens' Accounts.

Gybbe, Thomas (P7406)

612

See entry in the Woodbury 'Malt Book'.

Gibbe, George (P7401)

613

So in Register.

Family: Richard Gibbe / Thomasine (F3651)

614

Stillbirth

Unnamed (P150)

615

Stillbirth

Unnamed (P152)

616

Stillbirth

Unnamed (P156)

617

Stillbirth

Unnamed (P158)

618

Stillbirth

Unnamed (P159)

619

Stillborn

Charles James Duke of Cornwall (P121)

620

Subsequently executed at the Cross of Edinburgh (the first Royalist to be executed by a judicial sentence), his estates being sequestrated till the Restoration.

Gordon, Sir John 1st Baronet (P1441)

621

Succeeded by special limitation to the barony of Bruce of Tottenham on the death of his maternal uncle, 4th Earl of Elgin and 3rd Earl of Ailesbury of the earlier creation, and added the name and arms of Bruce.

Brudenell-Bruce, Thomas 1st Earl of Ailesbury (P5939)

622

Succeeded his 5th cousin, the 8th Earl of Cassillis, by the House of Lords decision.

Kennedy, Thomas 9th Earl of Cassillis (P6252)

623

Succeeded his father on his father's attainder being reversed.

Neville, Ralph 3rd Earl of Westmorland (P1943)

624

Succeeded his maternal grandmother (of the 1450 dual grant and the original 1088 creation).

Plantagenet, Edward 17th Earl of Warwick (P2086)

625

Succeeded his maternal uncle, Sir James Duff of Crombie, in the title of baronet, and assumed the additional surname and arms of Duff by royal licence dated 9 Oct 1813.

Gordon, William 2nd Baronet (P1467)

626

Succeeded to the family's Irish estates on the resignation of his brother and was created (effectively a recognition) Baron Hamilton of Strabane, with the precedence of the former patent (8 May 1617 creation).

Hamilton, Claud 2nd Baron Hamilton of Strabane (P618)

627

Supposed ancestor of the Gordons of Nethermuir.

Gordon, David (P1663)

628

The American Civil War hero.

Magruder, John Bankhead (P2857)

629

The baronetcy created on 22 Jun 1660 expired on his death.

Abdy, Sir John 1st Baronet (P409)

630

The baronetcy created on 9 Jun 1660 expired on his death.

Abdy, Sir John 4th Baronet (P438)

631

The Barony expired on his death.

Hamilton-Gordon, George Arthur Maurice 2nd Baron Stanmore (P1546)

632

The Much Honoured Maria, Lady Kinfauns (née Nadolski) is the wife of Fergus Commane, 26th Lord Kinfauns, and matriarch of Newhall House and Estate in County Clare, one of Ireland’s oldest gentry homes.

Born in London in 1964, Her Ladyship descends from the ancient Polish noble house of Warzęta Korwin z Ślepowrony, bearing the historic Ślepowron coat of arms, one of Poland’s oldest heraldic families and recognised among the szlachta (nobility) since the 13th century. By tradition the noble house traces it's lineage back to Marcus Valerius Corvus, a famed Roman general. Her father, a devout Catholic and Second World War veteran, served as an anti-aircraft gunner in Scotland, defending Britain during the Blitz — a poignant connection to her later title of Lady Kinfauns.

In 1984, Maria married Fergus Commane, later succeeding to the barony as 26th Lord Kinfauns. Her husband was brought up on his parents’ farm at Newhall, on lands that were once part of the historic estate, and together they later acquired Newhall House and its demesne. Under Lady Kinfauns’ direction, the estate has undergone one of Ireland’s most significant private restoration projects, encompassing Newhall House, Killone Abbey, and the Holy Well of St John the Baptist.

Her Ladyship also served for over three decades as Managing Director of Site Masters PLC, building the company into a respected national firm. During this time, she also served as a Governor of Maudsley & Bethlem Hospital School, where she championed the educational rights of children with complex mental health needs.

In 2025, the family’s Gaelic lineage was formally recognised when Clan Commane was entered onto the Clans of Ireland Register under the patronage of the President of Ireland. As Taoiseach successor, consecrated by derbhfine under Brehon law, Lord Kinfauns was installed as Gaelic Clan Chief of Ó Comáin. As matriarch of the clan, Lady Kinfauns continues to support its cultural, charitable, and historical mission.

Her family seat is Newhall, where she is quietly dedicated to heritage preservation, sacred landscapes, and the stewardship of a lineage stretching back over a millennium.

Nadolski, Maria (P7072)

633

Their Majesties King George V and Queen Mary stood sponsors.

Keppel, Anne (P7180)

634

There has been some doubt as to whether the marriage took place.

Family: Edward of Westminster, Prince of Wales / Anne Neville (F947)

635

Twin sister of Arabella Frances Georgiana Agnew.

Agnew, Caroline Charlotte (P5612)

636

Twin sister of Caroline Charlotte Agnew.

Agnew, Arabella Frances Georgiana (P5611)

637

Twin with her sister Fanny Isabel.

Agnew, Mary Emily (P4883)

638

Twin with her sister Mary Emily.

Agnew, Fanny Isabel (P4884)

639

Was called by this title which by something like a consensus among modern historians is taken to constitute a new creation.

Pole, Henry 1st Baron Montagu (P2092)

640

Was killed in a motor accident in Yugoslavia.

Bruce, Clarence Napier 3rd Baron Aberdare (P1319)

641

Was killed in action in the Battle of Pinkie (Scots defeat by English).

Agnew, Andrew (P5247)

642

Was killed in action of Scots defeat by English at Pinkie.

Gordon, James 3rd Baron of Abergeldie (P2609)

643

Was probably killed in battle when trying to avenge his brother's murder by Macbeth.

Maldred (P1819)

644

Went down with his ship, the armed merchant cruiser HMS Rawalpindi, which was sunk by the German pocket-cruiser Deutschland.

Kennedy, Edward Coverley (P6323)

645

When any peerage that may have been created by the write of 1311 probably fell into abeyance.

de Neville, John 2nd Baron Neville (P1801)

646

Who may have descended from the Russels of Bredshaw.

Russel, Alexander (P4725)

647

With 2 elder daughters who died unmarried.

Family: George Thomas Keppel, 6th Earl of Albemarle / Susan Trotter (F3472)

648

With 2 other daughters.

Family: Archibald Kennedy / Eleanor Allardyce (F3088)

649

With 3 daughters who died unmarried.

Family: Thomas Keppel / Ida Harvey (F3503)

650

With 3 daughters.

Family: David Ainsworth / Alice Hatton (F3196)

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