Barony Title of Wycombe
£11,000.00
County: Buckinghamshire
History From: 1205
History to: 1326
Documented History: Yes
Domesday Book: No
Interesting Facts:
1st Baron – Alan Basset, accompanied King John to Runnymead on 15th 2015.
2nd Baron – Gilbert Basset, son of Alan Basset. Gilbert is also made Governor of St Briavels Castle and The Forest of Dean.
The title has most recently been held by a Lieutenant Colonel in the US army who is a direct ancestor of King James IV of Scotland and King Henry VII of England, he is also an ancestor of King John.
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Description
County: Buckinghamshire
History From: 1205
History to: 1326
Documented History: Yes
Domesday Book: No
Interesting Facts:
1st Baron – Alan Basset, accompanied King John to Runnymead on 15th 2015.
2nd Baron – Gilbert Basset, son of Alan Basset. Gilbert is also made Governor of St Briavels Castle and The Forest of Dean
The title has most recently been held by a Lieutenant Colonel in the US army who is a direct ancestor of King James IV of Scotland and King Henry VII of England, he is also an ancestor of King John.
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