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Featured Lordship Title

Lord and Lady Millbrook, Bedfordshire

A title for the motoring enthusiast. Millbrook is the world famous proving track in England. The lordship was held by the Knight's Templars in the 13th Century. The Templars were hunted down and executed by Pope Clement and many monarchs of Europe as they feared their wealth and influence. Millbrook passed to the Knights Hospitallers who were charged with defending the city of Jerusalem like the Templars but with much less power. With the suppression of the monasteries Millbrook came to the Crown who granted it to Sir Richard Longe, Governor of Guernsey. His son Henry is a Godchild of King Henry VIII. After reaching his majority he serves as High Sheriff of Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire. Then is elected a Knight of the County and Member of Parliament for Cambridgeshire.

Possibly the ultimate Valentines present for someone.

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Featured Barony Title

Baron and Baroness Ashby Lincolnshire

 

Once used by the descendant of the Saxon King Aethelred the Unready. The previous Barons had been wardens and governors of Castle throughout Britain and even High Sheriff of Yorkshire. The 5th Baron was one of the Council of Fifteen responsible for ensuring King Henry III acceped the Provisions of Oxford (England's first written constitution). The 7th Baron comes to the aid of King Edward III who was short of money lending him wool from his Yorkshire estates. The 8th Baron was appointed an Admiral of the Fleet. The 9th Baron is made Keeper of the Forests north of the Trent.

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  • Shropshire
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  • Warwickshire
  • Wiltshire
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