Baron Clinton

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Baron Clinton is an ancient English peerage title, one of the oldest in the House of Lords, historically associated with prominent noble families and often held as a subsidiary dignity by higher-ranking peers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf barony
peerage title
associatedWithHouseOfLords true
associatedWithNobleHouse House of Clinton NERFINISHED
House of Pelham-Clinton NERFINISHED
Trefusis family of Trefusis NERFINISHED
canFallIntoAbeyance true
category Ancient English baronies
Baronies in the Peerage of England
country Kingdom of England
createdBy King Edward I of England NERFINISHED
creationDate 1298
creationType by writ
firstHolder John de Clinton, 1st Baron Clinton NERFINISHED
firstHolderTitle John de Clinton, 1st Baron Clinton NERFINISHED
firstSummonedBy Edward I of England NERFINISHED
firstSummonsToParliament 6 February 1299
hasMultipleCreations true
hasSpecialRemainderPotential true
hasWikipediaArticle true
heldAsSubsidiaryTitleOf Duke of Newcastle-under-Lyne NERFINISHED
Earl of Clinton NERFINISHED
Earl of Devon NERFINISHED
Earl of Huntingdon NERFINISHED
Earl of Lincoln NERFINISHED
heldByFamily Clinton family NERFINISHED
Pelham-Clinton family NERFINISHED
Trefusis family NERFINISHED
historicalImportance one of the oldest English baronies still extant or historically significant
inheritanceRule heirs general
isAmongOldestBaronies true
isAncientTitle true
isHereditary true
laterJurisdiction United Kingdom NERFINISHED
linkedToRegion Cornwall NERFINISHED
Devon NERFINISHED
Warwickshire NERFINISHED
nobleRank baron
notableHolder Edward Clinton, 1st Earl of Lincoln NERFINISHED
Henry Pelham-Clinton, 2nd Duke of Newcastle-under-Lyne NERFINISHED
Robert George William Trefusis, 17th Baron Clinton NERFINISHED
parliamentaryStatus barony by writ
seatAssociatedWith Maxstoke Castle NERFINISHED
seatCounty Warwickshire NERFINISHED
styleOfHolder Lord Clinton NERFINISHED
titleStatus extant (subject to abeyance or complex succession at times)

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