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Baron Berkeley

The title Baron Berkeley originated as a feudal title and was subsequently created twice in the Peerage of England by writ. It was first granted by writ to Thomas de Berkeley, 1st Baron Berkeley (1245–1321), 6th feudal Baron Berkeley, in 1295, but the title of that creation became extinct at the death of his great-great-grandson, the fifth Baron by writ…

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Feudal Barons of Berkeley

Barons Berkeley, by writ, First Creation (1295)

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Earls of Berkeley (after 1882, continuing the creation of 1679)

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Baron Berkeley

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related to Barons Berkeley, by writ, Second Creation (1421) · 38
Baron Berkeley → Anthony Fitzhardinge Gueterbock, Augustus Berkeley, Baroness Berkeley, Berkeley, Charles Berkeley, Courtier, Died, Earl, Eva Foley, Frederick Augustus Berkeley, George Berkeley, Harmless, Henry, Henry Berkeley, Hopeful, James, James Berkeley, John Smith, Just, Lawyer
related to Barons Berkeley, by writ, First Creation (1295) · 17
Baron Berkeley → Berkeley, Berkeley Castle, From, Magnanimous, Magnificent, Marquess, Maurice, Rich, Tenures Abolition Act, The, Thomas, Thus, Valiant, Waste-All, William, William Berkeley, Wise
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Baron Berkeley → Berkeley, Earl, Fitzhardinge, Ireland, Knighton, Michael Berkeley, Peerage, Rathdowne, Stratton

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Baron Berkeleyrelated to Barons Berkeley, by writ, First Creation (1295)From0.60section
Baron Berkeleyrelated to Barons Berkeley, by writ, First Creation (1295)The0.60section
Baron Berkeleyrelated to Barons Berkeley, by writ, First Creation (1295)Tenures Abolition Act0.60section
Baron Berkeleyrelated to Barons Berkeley, by writ, First Creation (1295)Berkeley0.60section
Baron Berkeleyrelated to Barons Berkeley, by writ, First Creation (1295)Berkeley Castle0.60section
Baron Berkeleyrelated to Barons Berkeley, by writ, First Creation (1295)Thus0.60section
Baron Berkeleyrelated to Barons Berkeley, by writ, First Creation (1295)William Berkeley0.60section
Baron Berkeleyrelated to Barons Berkeley, by writ, First Creation (1295)Marquess0.60section
Baron Berkeleyrelated to Barons Berkeley, by writ, First Creation (1295)William0.60section
Baron Berkeleyrelated to Barons Berkeley, by writ, First Creation (1295)Waste-All0.60section
Baron Berkeleyrelated to Barons Berkeley, by writ, First Creation (1295)Thomas0.60section
Baron Berkeleyrelated to Barons Berkeley, by writ, First Creation (1295)Wise0.60section

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