The titles Baron of Patrixbourne and Lord of Cotton Manor are registered with some manorial societies such as the Manorial Society of England & Wales. This serves to protect our rights and our legitimate claims.

The Manorial Society of England & Wales

The Manorial Society of England and Wales has held a register of feudal titles owned by individuals since 1998.
In 2010 this register was first published in book format. Since that date the society has published its register annually depositing its publication with the British Library each December. Copies have also been deposited at the Welsh National Library and the Scottish National Library as well as the libraries at both Oxford and Cambridge Universities.
To assist those on the register combat fraud for the first time since 2010 a snapshot of the register is being produced here to enable access to all.

https://www.msoew.co.uk/

 

GUIDANCE FOR MANORIAL LORDS & FEUDAL TITLE HOLDERS


ARMIGER.UK is pleased to have holders of manorial lordship and feudal titles among its members. Members who hold these titles are permitted to have the title listed after their names on their page and details about their title included in their bio. Generally acceptable and verifiable supporting legal documents are required for consideration. info.armigeruk@gmail.com​

For our members whose manorial lordship and/or feudal titles we have verified, a badge can be included within their bio. Members are also permitted to use these badges in any other personal capacity regarding their titles, including on individual websites. You can tell your webmaster to link the badge to your ARMIGER.UK page.

 

https://armiger.uk/lordships

https://armiger.uk/wagner-a

MANORIAL TITLE REGISTER 

The Manorial Title Register Limited is a trusted register that keeps track of genuine manorial and feudal titles in the UK. It was established in 2023 as a private company and aims to collect and store accurate information about feudal titles in a single online database.

The current director is Stephen Brian Else KtC, Lord and Baron of Sellindge, Lord of Bayford Castle and 12th Earl of Dunbar.

 

https://www.officialmanorialtitleregister.co.uk/title-holders-ebook

https://www.officialmanorialtitleregister.co.uk/title-holders-update