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a question for the brits...

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medeis

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Date Posted: 10:12:36 07/05/01 Thu

oh hey i let this guy like crash on my couch a while ago. anyhow i am trying to figure out how he fits in your heirarchy. anyhow he is:
blah blah "only son and heir of the 11th Lord___" blah blah listed on the internet. but how do i figure out what that means? very confusing.

the dictionary says of "lord":
Used as a form of address for a marquis, an earl, or a viscount.
Used as the usual style for a baron.
Used as a courtesy title for a younger son of a duke or marquis.

ok they call him honorable. does that help? i did a search on the name but all i can find is that they narrowly avoided foot and mouth disease at the castle. lol!

thanks.

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Re: a question for the brits...	Daysleeper	03:59:19 07/06/01 Fri
thanks anyhow!!! off to search the name some more (NT) -- medeis, 18:51:11 07/06/01 Fri