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Index to the Baronetage, 1611 to 1800,
comprising All the Baronetcies of the Kingdoms of England, Ireland, Scotland and Great Britain, from the institution of that dignity, 22 May 1611, until 1 January 1801 (the date of the Union with Ireland), after which date all Baronetcies are of one Kingdom only, viz., “ the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.”
A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, V, W, Y.
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- I'Anson, warrant 1642–43, see 6 May 1652 … ii. 246
- I'Anson, of Ashby Ledgers, co. Northampton, 6 May 1652 ; ex. 3 March 1800 … iii. 13(a)
- Ibbetson, of Leeds, 12 May 1748 ; sometime, 1861–69, Selwin ; afterwards, 1869–1902, Selwin-Ibbetson, and, 1892–1902, Baron Rookwood ; ex. 15 Jan. 1902 … v. 95(a)
- Ingleby, [or Ingilby], of Ripley, co. York, 17 May 1642 ; ex. 14 July 1772 … ii. 174
- Ingilby, of Ripley, co. York, 8 June 1781 ; ex. 14 May 1854 … v. 212
- Ingilby, and Amcotts-Ingilby, see Amcotts, cr. 1796 … v. 312
- Inglis [S.], of Cramond, co. Edinburgh, 22 March 1686/7 ; ex. or dorm. 24 Nov. 1817 … iv. 349
- [Ingoldsby, “ Col. in the Army,” 31 March or 10 April 1658, cr. by the Protector Cromwell ; forf. May 1660] … iii. 5
- Ingoldsby, of Lethenbrough, Bucks, 30 Aug. 1661 ; ex. 25 April 1726 … iii. 228
- Innes [S.], of Innes, co. Elgin, 28 May 1625 ; afterwards, 1769–1807, Innes-Norcliffe ; subsequently, since 1807, Innes-Ker, and, since 1812 (de jure since 1805), Dukes of Roxburgh [S.] … ii. 280
- Innes [S.], of Balveny, co. Banff, 12 Jan. 1628 ; dorm. 1817, but assumed since that date … ii. 337
- Innes [S.], of Coxtoun, 20 March 1685/6 ; ex. or dorm. 1882 … iv. 343
- Irby, of Boston, co. Lincoln, 13 April 1704 ; afterwards, since 1761, Barons Boston … iv. 190
- Irvine, i.e., Irvine-Ramsay [S.], see Ramsay [S.], cr. 1625 … ii. 301
- Irvine [I.], of Lowtherstown, co. Fermanagh, 31 July 1677 ; ex. Oct. 1689 ; assumed 1810 ? to 1847 … iv. 209
- Isham, of Lamport, co. Northampton, 30 May 1627 … ii. 21
- (a) See Appendix ; this Baronetcy (or supposed Baronetcy) being either omitted in The Complete Baronetage, 1611 to 1800, by G.E.C., or a somewhat important incident, not given therein, being added.
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