The Royals and Nobles Ancestry
Online Genealogy of Royals and Nobles
Matches 501 to 550 of 635
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| 501 | Killed in action. | Agnew, David Michael (P5652)
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| 502 | Killed in action. | Agnew, Herman Maitland (P5682)
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| 503 | Killed in action. | Agnew, Graham (P5681)
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| 504 | Killed in action. | Agnew, Patrick Alexander (P5764)
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| 505 | Killed in action. | Agnew, Andrew Quentin (P5768)
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| 506 | Killed in action. | Kennedy, Gilbert 2nd Earl of Cassillis (P6197)
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| 507 | Killed in action. | Kennedy, Archibald Edward (P6297)
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| 508 | Killed in action. | Kennedy, Paul Adrian (P6299)
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| 509 | Killed in action. | Kennedy, John Patrick Francis (P6300)
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| 510 | Killed in action. | Stopford, Heneage Frank (P6326)
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| 511 | Killed in action. | Kennedy, Humphfrey Hayes (P6359)
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| 512 | Killed in action. | Ainsworth, John Stirling (P6581)
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| 513 | Killed in action. | Ogilvy, Patrick Julian Harry Stanley (P6854)
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| 514 | Killed in action. | Freeman-Mitford, Clement Betram Ogilvy (P6865)
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| 515 | Killed in action. | Brocklehurst, Henry Courtney (P6866)
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| 516 | Killed in an aeroplane accident. | Aitchison, Lennox Gordon Fraser (P6951)
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| 517 | Killed in Arlberg disaster. | Agnew, Anne Mary (P4980)
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| 518 | Killed in car crash. | Acland, Peter Ben Dyke (P3385)
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| 519 | Killed in the wars in Germany. Died in the lifetime of the father and without issue. | Hamilton, William (P1042)
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| 520 | Killed in the wars in Ireland. | Hamilton, Frederick (P1016)
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| 521 | killed on active service | McLaren, Francis Walter Stafford (P318)
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| 522 | Killed on active service on air operations. | Scarlett, Felix Hugh Lawrence (P2895)
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| 523 | Killed on active service. | Acland, Ian Hugh (P3292)
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| 524 | Killed on active service. | Beevor, Sir Thomas Lubbock 6th Baronet (P5862)
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| 525 | Killed on active service. | Aird, Ian Basil (P6674)
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| 526 | Killed repelling Highland invaders at the battle of Glenbrierachan or Glasklune. | Ogilvy, Walter (P6732)
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| 527 | Killed with her husband in an air crash near Bathurst, Gambia. | Ehlert, Jill (P4377)
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| 528 | Killed with his wife in an air crash near Bathurst, Gambia. | Lyon-Dalberg-Acton, Richard William Heribert Peter (P4368)
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| 529 | KINFAUNS Fergus Christopher Commane (The Much Honoured Lord Kinfauns, 26th baron) landowner of Newhall House and Estate, custodian of Killone Abbey and the Holy Well of St John the Baptist in County Clare, keeper of the Crown-granted hereditary office of admiralty of the Tay — an ancient honour granted to a predecessor. In 2024, he succeeded to the dignity of Lord Kinfauns, granted by King James III of Scots in 1487 and reaffirmed in 1608 by King James I of Ireland. The lordship of baronial rank carries a storied history, later merging with the prestigious Earldom of Moray, one of the original seven earldoms of Scotland, with traditions tracing an earlier creation for Sir Thomas Charteris, a knight who fought alongside Wallace and Bruce. In 2025, the family’s Gaelic lineage was formally recognised when Clan Commane was entered onto the Clans of Ireland Register under the patronage of the President of Ireland, affirming the family’s descent from the rí kings of the Déisi Munster and the historic Chiefdom of Tulach Commáin. As Taoiseach successor, he was consecrated by derbhfine under Brehon law, as Gaelic Clan Chief of Ó Comáin. His ancestors include Suibne mac Commán, king of Déisi Munster, and by tradition, the lineage claims earliest known descent from Ferchess mac Commán (anglicised as Fergus Commane), a warrior-seer of the High Kings’ court whose deeds are preserved in early Irish annals. Born in 1953 at Newhall, County Clare, he was the youngest of eleven children, raised on his parents’ farm overlooking the great house that would later become his family home. Educated locally at St Flannan’s College, Ennis, he grew up deeply immersed in the traditions and history of Gaelic Ireland. In early adulthood, he moved to London, where he built a successful career in business while keeping a lifelong vision of restoring Newhall Estate to its former prominence. In 1984, he married Maria, Lady Kinfauns, with whom he has three children. Together, they later acquired Newhall House and its demesne, embarking on one of Ireland’s most significant private restoration projects. A devout Catholic, His Lordship views his role as custodian of Newhall as a spiritual calling — restoring the house, sacred sites, and surrounding lands in honour of faith, heritage, and continuity. He continues to champion the preservation of Ireland’s built and natural heritage, ensuring the estate’s history remains vibrant for future generations. His family seat is Newhall, where he balances his duties as landowner and Chief of Clan Commane with his quiet stewardship of a lineage and legacy stretching back over a millennium. | Commane, Fergus Christopher 26th Lord Kinfauns (P7070)
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| 530 | Leaving 4 daughters. | Family: Charles David Gordon / Marian Phillips (F1231)
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| 531 | living 14 May 1544 | Abercromby, William (P803)
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| 532 | living 29 Apr 1582 | Abercromby, John (P807)
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| 533 | Living in the time of Henry III. | Acalen, Baldwin (P2984)
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| 534 | Lost at sea in HMS Victoria. | Scarlett, Lawrence James Peter (P2874)
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| 535 | Lost at sea. | Kennedy, John Gilbert (P6416)
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| 536 | Lost at sea. She was aboard RMS Leinster. Died unmarried. | Hamilton, Alexandra Phyllis (P745)
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| 537 | Lost his life at the battle of Aughrim. | Hamilton, John (P1060)
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| 538 | Lost in the Lusitania. | Abercromby, Ralph Frank (P885)
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| 539 | Lost in the Victory man-of-war off Alderney. | Hamilton, William (P1146)
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| 540 | Lost off the Lizard Point in the Royal Anne galley, going out with Lord Belhaven to his government of Barbados, as a volunteer in the sea service. | Hamilton, William (P1095)
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| 541 | Male heir of Walter Ogilvy of Balfour, son of 1st Lord Ogilvy of Airlie. | Ogilvy, John (P6816)
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| 542 | Mar 1667 (The Scots Peerage) | Gordon, Sir John 2nd Baronet (P1446)
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| 543 | Murdered. | Sharpe, James (P4731)
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| 544 | Murdered. | Kennedy, Thomas (P6204)
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| 545 | On his death, the barony of Bergavenny or Beauchamp de Bergavenny, unless looked on as one by tenure, passed according to later doctrine to his only daughter. | Beauchamp, Richard 1st Earl of Worcester (P1740)
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| 546 | On his death, the earldom of Worcester became extinct or reverted to the Crown (with in effect the same result). | Beauchamp, Richard 1st Earl of Worcester (P1740)
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| 547 | or 1300. | de Neville, Sir John (P1847)
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| 548 | or 1433 | Neville, George (P2022)
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| 549 | or 1648 | Family: James Hamilton / Catherine Hamilton (F418)
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| 550 | Or 1820. | Agnew, John Park (P2611)
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