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Mathew Wills, Baron of Prestoungrange

Mathew Wills, The Baron of Prestoungrange

The Much Honoured Baron of Prestoungrange (Mathew Jonathan Clifford Wills, 15th Baron of Prestoungrange)

brother is Baron of Dolphinstoun and father Baron of Lochnaw

baron sergeant Sylvia Burgess

Credentials

  • • Baron of Prestoungrange (dignity), acceded via Gordon Stanley Clifford Park Wills' matriculation, Rolls of the Chiefs, Edinburgh Gazette 15 August 2000, p.1734 (Gordon Stanley Clifford Park Wills, Baron of Prestoungrange, 22 Sep 1999, Lyon Reg. 83/68). Mathew Jonathan Clifford Wills, 15th Baron, succeeded his father

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