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Terence Alvis, Baron of Cambusnethan

Terence Alvis, Baron of Cambusnethan

Terence Alvis of Lee | awaiting verification of barony

known as Baron Terence Alvis of Lee

previously was 33rd Baron of Lee

Credentials

  • • "of Lee" Rolls of the Chiefs and Heads of Territorial Houses, Officially-Recognised by Lord Lyon King of Arms 26th July 1984 LXV 111, EDINBURGH GAZETTE 4th Jan 1985
  • • "Cambusnethan" Previous holder: Rolls of the Chiefs and Heads of Territorial Houses, Officially-Recognised by Lord Lyon King of Arms 2004, EDINBURGH GAZETTE 19th Aug 2005 thegazette.co.uk/…/E-25893-1107-293
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  • • Cambusnethan — Previous holder: Daniel Smith Harrop, minor baron per Edinburgh Gazette, 19 August 2005 (Additions/2004): '†Harrop of Cambusnethan, Daniel Smith, 24 June 2004, Lyon Reg. 85/88.' Note: current holder Terence Alvis's own Lyon recognition (26 July 1984, Lyon Reg. 65/111, Edinburgh Gazette 4 Jan 1985) is for the separate, since-assigned Barony of Lee.

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