Baron Ferrers of Groby

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Baron Ferrers of Groby is a historic English peerage title associated with the medieval Ferrers family and later held by prominent noble houses, including the Earls of Derby.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf English noble family
English nobleman
King of England
castle
earldom in the Peerage of England
manor
peerage title
associatedWith Ferrers family NERFINISHED
Groby, Leicestershire NERFINISHED
House of Lancaster–York era politics NERFINISHED
medieval English nobility
category Baronies by writ
country Kingdom of England
createdBy Edward I of England NERFINISHED
creationDate 1299
extinctionReason merger into higher title
familyName Ferrers NERFINISHED
feudalSeat Groby Castle NERFINISHED
heldBy Earls of Derby NERFINISHED
Ferrers family of Groby NERFINISHED
Grey family NERFINISHED
heldTitle Baron Ferrers of Groby NERFINISHED
hereditary true
historicalPeriod Late Middle Ages
laterIncorporatedIn title of Earl of Stamford
linkedEstate manor of Groby
linkedFamilySeat Bradgate estate (later Grey family seat) NERFINISHED
locatedIn Groby, Leicestershire NERFINISHED
Leicestershire NERFINISHED
Leicestershire NERFINISHED
nobleFamilyConnection connected to Earls of Derby through Ferrers lineage
nobleRank barony
parliamentarySummons summoned to Parliament as a baron
precedence medieval English peerage
region Leicestershire NERFINISHED
status extinct
styleOfAddress Lord Ferrers of Groby NERFINISHED
succession passed through female line into Grey family
titleHolder William Ferrers, 1st Baron Ferrers of Groby NERFINISHED
transferredTo Grey family by marriage

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Edward Smith-Stanley, 12th Earl of Derby titleHeld Baron Ferrers of Groby