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The Baron Loseleys of [[Loseley Park]] in Berkshire were mentioned in the Magna Carta and was a title for the Layton family for a very long time. Nobody really knows quite long. Since 1791 it has become subsumed into the [[Earldom Parry]]. | The Baron Loseleys of [[Loseley Park]] in Berkshire were mentioned in the Magna Carta and was a title for the Layton family for a very long time. Nobody really knows quite long. Since 1791 it has become subsumed into the [[Earldom Parry]]. | ||
[[Category:Peerages]] | ''Players associated with this peerage are [[Rose]].'' | ||
[[Category:Former Peerages]] | |||
Latest revision as of 08:38, 19 March 2020
| Barony of Loseley | |
| Creation Date | 10? |
|---|---|
| Created by | William I |
| Peerage | England |
| First Holder | ? |
| Current Holder | Henry Layton |
| Heir Apparent | Heir presumptive is Nicholas Gosling |
| Subsidiary Titles | N/A |
| Country Seat | Loseley Park |
| Associated County | Berkshire |
The Baron Loseleys of Loseley Park in Berkshire were mentioned in the Magna Carta and was a title for the Layton family for a very long time. Nobody really knows quite long. Since 1791 it has become subsumed into the Earldom Parry.
Players associated with this peerage are Rose.