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4th Baron Auckland 1829–1890: William Eden 5th Baron Auckland 1859–1917: Hon. George Eden 1861–1924: Lt. Hon. William Eden 1892–1915: Frederick Eden 6th Baron Auckland 1895–1941: Geoffrey Eden 7th Baron Auckland 1891–1955: Terence Eden 8th Baron Auckland 1892–1957: Ian Eden 9th Baron Auckland 1926–1997: Hon. Ronald Eden 1931 ...
William Eden, 5th Baron Auckland (1859–1917) The Hon. William Eden (1892–1915) Frederick Eden, 6th Baron Auckland (1895–1941) The Hon. George Eden (1861–1924) Geoffrey Eden, 7th Baron Auckland (1891–1955) Terence Eden, 8th Baron Auckland (1892–1957) Ian Eden, 9th Baron Auckland (1926–1997) (5) Robert Eden, 10th Baron Auckland (b ...
Robert Hall (1901–1988), Australian-born economic adviser to the UK government (1953–61) and a member of Britain's Economic Planning Board (1947–61), was made a life peer in 1969. He took the name Baron Roberthall, of Silverspur in the State of Queensland and Commonwealth of Australia and of Trenance in the County of Cornwall. [10]
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John Browne, 8th Baron Kilmaine: Rev. Aubrey Browne (fifth cousin once removed) The Baron Auckland: 1789: Robert Eden, 10th Baron Auckland: Henry Vane Eden (first cousin) The Baron Waterpark: 1792: Roderick Cavendish, 8th Baron Waterpark: Luke Cavendish The Baron Graves: 1794: Timothy Graves, 10th Baron Graves: none: The Baron Huntingfield: 1796
In contrast to the English equivalent, the dignity of baron is a non-peerage rank in the Baronage of Scotland, created in the same way as a peerage with crown charter and is protected by the Abolition of Feudal Tenure etc. (Scotland) Act 2000 recognised by the crown as a title of nobility with status of minor baron.
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Walter James Hore-Ruthven (b. 1838), became the 8th baron in 1864. [7] His second son: Alexander Hore-Ruthven, 1st Earl of Gowrie (1872–1955), through meritorious service (including as Governor-General of Australia), regained the family's peerage title (first as Baron Gowrie, 1934, and then as Earl of Gowrie in a new creation, 1944).