Burke's guide to the Royal Family (Burke's genealogical series)

BURKE

Burke's Peerage

Burke's Landed Gentry: v. 2

Unknown, Author

Burke's Guide to the British Monarchy

et.al.

Bench-Jones, Mark

<p>This volume covers Ireland: nearly 2000 Irish Country Houses are dealt with in fascinating detail.</p>

Guide to Country Houses, Vol. 1: Ireland

Arts & Photography

Mark Bence-Jones

Architecture

Guide to Country Houses: Herefordshire, Shropshire, Warwickshire and Leicestershire v. 2

Peter Reid

Burke's Guide to Country Houses, Volume 3: East Anglia

KENWORTHY-BROWNE, John & others

Reference

Burkes Royal Palaces of Europe

MONTGOMERY-MASSINGBE

This is a register of the nobility of the Holy Roman Empire residing in Italy and Great Britain. Compiled by members of the Heraldic and Historical Council, its aim is to identify those who were granted noble privileges by the Holy Roman Emperor.

The Nobility of the Holy Roman Empire

History

World

For two hundred years Burke's has been one of the most prestigious names in heritage publishing. The famous Peerage and Landed Gentry titles have long been the first port of call for those seeking information on British aristocracy, and now they have been opened up to a whole new readership. Times have changed and modern Britain is much more of a meritocracy. The movers and shakers of today owe their positions to a great deal more than heriditary circumstance, and Burke's recognise and celebrate this fact in this publication. This volume covers successful men and women from all walks of life in Yorkshire. Detailed listings of several thousand Yorkshire people are included: prominent public figures, decision makers, leading professionals, captains of industry, academics, celebrities, sports stars and many more. The publication also, of course, retains its historic role as the chronicle of aristocracy, with genealogies of noble families going back hundreds of years.

Burke's Landed Gentry: The Ridings of York

CHARLES MOSLEY

For two hundred years Burke's has been one of the most prestigious names in heritage publishing. The famous Peerage and Landed Gentry titles have long been the first port of call for those seeking information on British aristocracy, and now they have been opened up to a whole new readership. Times have changed and modern Britain is much more of a meritocracy. The movers and shakers of today owe their positions to a great deal more than heriditary circumstance, and Burke's recognise and celebrate this fact in this publication. Burke's Landed Gentry, volumes III and IV, published together in a single clothbound volume, covers successful men and women from all walks of life in both regions. Detailed listings of more than five thousand people are included: prominent public figures, decision makers, leading professionals, captains of industry, academics, celebrities, sports stars and many more. The publication also, of course, retains its historic role as the chronicle of aristocracy, with genealogies of noble families going back hundreds of years.

Burke's Landed Gentry: 19th edition, vol.III: The Principality of Wales; vol.IV: The North West. (Burke's Landed Gentry)

Genealogy

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