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Baronet

A baronet (/ˈbærənɪt/ or /ˈbærəˌnɛt/; abbreviated Bart or Bt) or the female equivalent, a baronetess (/ˈbærənɪtɪs/, /ˈbærənɪtɛs/, or /ˌbærəˈnɛtɛs/; abbreviation Btss), is the holder of a baronetcy, a hereditary title awarded by the British Crown. Baronets rank below barons and knights of the Garter and the Thistle, but above all other knights.

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Country
United Kingdom
Established
14th century. Re-established in 1611 (England), 1619 (Ireland) and 1625 (Scotland).
Founder
James I (1611 and 1619); Charles I (1625)
Motto
Fax mentis honestae gloria ('Glory is the torch of an honourable mind') (Scotland)
Post-nominals
Bt or Bart; or Btss (Baronetess)
Ribbon
tawny orange (Scotland); orange with blue borders (elsewhere).

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Heraldic badges

Number of baronetcies

Premier Baronet

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Baronet

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Edges132
Triples256
Avg. degree1.99
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related to Number of baronetcies · 36
Baronet → As, Baronetage, Baronetcy Creations, Bonnie Prince Charlie, Charles Edward Stuart, Charles II, Dodds, England, English Crown, Epping, Finlay, Great Britain, Gressingham, Ireland, It, Jacobite, James II, James Stuart, Oliver Cromwell, Parry's
related to Baronetcies with special remainders · 28
Baronet → Alderston, Amcotts, Baronetcies, Broun, Chapman, Colstoun, Dalyell, Hay, Hicking, Kettlethorp, Killua Castle, London, Middleton, Noel, North, Patshull, Pigot, Radley, Rich, Robinson
related to Red Hand of Ulster · 21
Baronet → Argent, Baronets, Collins' Peerage, England, Great Britain, Gules, Hand, Ireland, King James, Kingdom, Marking, May, Nova Scotia, Order, Plantation, Province, Red Hand, Since, This, Ulster
related to Addressing a baronet and the wife of a baronet · 19
Baronet → Alice, Alternatively, Bart, Bt, Dear Lady Bloggs, Dear Sir Joseph, For, Garter, Her, Ladies, Ladies Companion, Lady Alice Bloggs, Lady Bloggs, She, Sir Joseph, Sir Joseph Bloggs, The, The Dowager Lady Bloggs, Thistle
related to Baronets' badge · 19
Baronet → Although, Arms, Baronets, England, Fax Mentis Honestae Gloria, Glory, Great Britain, Imperial Crown, Ireland, King Charles, King George, Nova Scotia, Red Hand, Royal Arms, Scotland, The, This, Ulster, United Kingdom
related to References and sources · 18
Baronet → Bt, Chronicles, Co, Debrett's, Dowhill, Edward, Edward II, II Conscripta, La More, Longman, Part IV, Reigns, Sir Martin Lindsay, The Baronetage, Thoma, Vita Et Mors Edwardi, Vol, William Stubbs
related to Baronetess · 15
Baronet → Anne Christian Maxwell Macdonald, Btss, Dame Daisy Dunbar, Dame Eleanor Dalyell, Dame Mary Bolles, Hempriggs, In, Labour, Lyon Court, Nova Scotia, She, Stirling-Maxwell, Tam Dalyell MP, The Binns, Witham
related to Scotland · 15
Baronet → Charles Innes-Ker, Duke, Gordon, Gordonstoun, Ilk, Innes, Letterfourie, May, Nova Scotia, Premier Baronet, Premier Scottish Baronets, Roxburghe, Scotland, Subsequently, The Premier Baronets
related to Gallery · 11
Baronet → Agnew, Argent, Coat, Nova Scotia, Red Hand, Royal Arms, Saltire Azure, Scotland, The Red Hand, Ulster, United Kingdom
related to Baronetage decline since 1965 · 10
Baronet → Baroness Thatcher, British, December, Extant, January, Margaret Thatcher, Since, Sir Denis Thatcher, Sir Mark Thatcher, There

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baronets scotland baronetcies badge arms created baronetcy ulster title sir ireland baronetage england kingdom nova hand united scotia also dame

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BaronetCountryUnited Kingdom1.00infobox
BaronetEstablished14th century. Re-established in 1611 (England), 1619 (Ireland) and 1625 (Scotland).1.00infobox
BaronetFounderJames I (1611 and 1619); Charles I (1625)1.00infobox
BaronetMottoFax mentis honestae gloria ('Glory is the torch of an honourable mind') (Scotland)1.00infobox
BaronetPost-nominalsBt or Bart; or Btss (Baronetess)1.00infobox
BaronetRibbontawny orange (Scotland); orange with blue borders (elsewhere).1.00infobox
BaronetStatusExtant; last awarded in 19901.00infobox
BaronetTypeHereditary State order1.00infobox
Baronetrelated to Addressing a baronet and the wife of a baronetSir Joseph0.60section
Baronetrelated to Addressing a baronet and the wife of a baronetThe0.60section
Baronetrelated to Addressing a baronet and the wife of a baronetSir Joseph Bloggs0.60section
Baronetrelated to Addressing a baronet and the wife of a baronetBt0.60section

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