Peerage of the United Kingdom

England

Sources

In 1675, the first volume of Dugdale's The Baronage of England was the first publication of a peerage containing historical information (more than just a catalogue of peers).

Scotland

Sources

• Crawfurd's The Peerage of Scotland (1716).
• Almon's The Peerage of Scotland (1767).
• Kimber's The Peerage of Scotland (1767).
• Paul's The Scots Peerage, in 9 volumes (1904-1914).—This work was derived from the single volume folio The Peerage of Scotland by Sir Robert Douglas in 1764 and the two volume folio edition by John Philip Wood in 1813.

Great Britain or United Kingdom

Sources

• Cokayne's The Complete Peerage, 2nd edition, revised by Gibbs, et al, in 13 volumes (1910-1959).—This is a revised edition of Cokayne's 8-volume work (1887-1898). It has since been reprinted in multiple forms, with an additional 14th volume added in 2000.
• Debrett's Peerage & Baronetage
• Burke's Peerage, Baronetage and Knightage

Other References

• Wikipedia:WikiProject Peerage and Baronetage—Wikipedia's project page detailing their standards, which may be used here on WeRelate in lieu of any specified standards.