Abeyance - Peerages Called Out of Abeyance

Peerages Called Out of Abeyance

  • 1426: Baron Camoys, called out of abeyance after 413 years.
  • 1455: Baron Cromwell, called out of abeyance after 35 years; again in 1923 after 426 years.
  • 1481: Baron Mowbray, called out abeyance after 2 years; again in 1878 after 100 years and 3 months.
  • 1496: Baron Grey of Codnor, called out abeyance after 493 years.
  • 1508: Baron de Ros, called out of abeyance after 4 years; again in 1806 (after 119 years), in 1943 (after 4 years) and in 1958 (after 2 years).
  • 1542: Baron Hastings, called out of abeyance after 299 years.
  • 1602: Baron Strabolgi, called out of abeyance after 314 years.
  • 1604: Baron le Despencer, called out of abeyance after 143 years; called out again in 1763 after 7 months and in 1788 after 7 years.
  • 1616: Baron Furnivall, called out of abeyance after 31 years.
  • 1646: Baron Ferrers of Chartley, called out of abeyance after 35 years.
  • 1660: Baron Windsor, called out of abeyance after 18 years (the length of the English Civil War); again in 1855 after 22 years.
  • 1677: Baron Ferrers of Chartley after 31 years.
  • 1721: Baron Clinton after 29 years
  • 1734: Baron Clifford after 5 years; (again 1776 and 1833 after a year)
  • 1764: Baron Botetourt after 358 years; again 1803 after 21 years.
  • 1780; Baron Willoughby de Eresby after a year; again in 1871 after a year.
  • 1784: Baron Howard de Walden after 96 years.

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