Barons Slane (created C. 1370)
- Simon Fleming, 1st Baron Slane (d. 1370)
- Thomas Fleming, 2nd Baron Slane (d. 1434-35)
- Christopher Fleming, 3rd Baron Slane (d. 1446), son.
- Christopher Fleming, 4th Baron Slane (d. 1457), grandson, son of John Fleming who predeceased his father. Died without issue.
- David Fleming, 5th Baron Slane (d. 1463), younger son by a second wife of Christopher Fleming, 3rd Baron Slane (d. 1446), thus uncle of half-bllod to Christopher Fleming, 4th Baron Slane (d. 1457).
- Thomas Fleming, 6th Baron Slane (d. 1470), only son, died without issue.
- James Fleming, 7th Baron Slane (d. 1491-92), cousin, son of Sir William Fleming, 2nd son of Thomas Fleming, 2nd Baron Slane (d. 1434-35).
- Christopher Fleming, 8th Baron Slane (d. 1517), son.
- James Fleming, 9th Baron Slane (d. 1577-78), son, died without issue.
- Thomas Fleming, 10th Baron Slane (d. 1597)
- William Fleming, 11th Baron Slane (d. 1612)
- Christopher Fleming, 12th Baron Slane (d. 1625)
- Thomas Fleming, 13th Baron Slane (petitioned for his brother to have the peerage in 1629)
- William Fleming, 14th Baron Slane (d. 1641)
- Charles Fleming, 15th Baron Slane (d. 1661)
- Randall Fleming, 16th Baron Slane (d. 1676)
- Christopher Fleming, 17th Baron Slane (attainted 1691, d. 1726)
- William Fleming, 18th Baron Slane (claimant) (d. 1747)
- Christopher Fleming, 19th Baron Slane (claimant) (d. 1771, at which time the title became dormant?)
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