Lordship Title of Huntspill Bailey
£3,500.00
County: Somerset
Parish: Huntspill
History from: 1250
History to: Prior to 1749
Documented history: Yes
Domesday Book: No
Interesting Facts:
Become the 18th Lord and Lady of Huntspill Bailey
1st Lord – Thomas Trivet
9th Lord – George Smythe, who is regarded as the wealthiest resident of Exeter. He is appointed High Sheriff of Exeter and elected Mayor of Exeter three times. George is knighted and elected a Member of Parliament for Exeter.
10th Lord – Sir Nicholas Smythe who was a former MP for St Mawes, Cornwall. He is appointed a gentleman of the Privy Chamber.
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County: Somerset
Parish: Huntspill
History from: 1250
History to: Prior to 1749
Documented history: Yes
Domesday Book: No
Interesting Facts:
Become the 18th Lord and Lady of Huntspill Bailey
1st Lord – Thomas Trivet
9th Lord – George Smythe, who is regarded as the wealthiest resident of Exeter. He is appointed High Sheriff of Exeter and elected Mayor of Exeter three times. George is knighted and elected a Member of Parliament for Exeter.
10th Lord – Sir Nicholas Smythe who was a former MP for St Mawes, Cornwall. He is appointed a gentleman of the Privy Chamber.
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