Baron Shipbrook is in Baronies of England Alphabetically, Baronies of England Chronologically, Forfeit Baronies of England.
Summary
1107. 1st. Richard de Vernon 1st Baron Shipbrook [aged 57] created.
8th September 1107. 2nd. Son Guillaume Vernon 2nd Baron Shipbrook [aged 12] succeeded.
1165. 3rd. Son Hugh Vernon 3rd Baron Shipbrook [aged 52] succeeded.
1165. 4th. Son Warin Vernon 4th Baron Shipbrook [aged 30] succeeded.
1190. 5th. Son Richard Vernon 5th Baron Shipbrook [aged 25] succeeded.
1196. 6th. Son Warin Vernon 6th Baron Shipbrook [aged 18] succeeded.
1248. 7th. Son Warine Vernon 7th Baron Shipbrook [aged 28] succeeded.
1252. 8th. Brother Ralph Vernon 8th Baron Shipbrook [aged 31] succeeded.
1270. 9th. Son Ralph Vernon 9th Baron Shipbrook [aged 29] succeeded.
July 1325. 10th. Grandson Richard Vernon 10th Baron Shipbrook [aged 10] succeeded.
1396. 11th. Son Richard Vernon 11th Baron Shipbrook [aged 41] succeeded.
23rd July 1403. 11th. Richard Vernon 11th Baron Shipbrook forfeit. See Battle of Shrewsbury.
Before 1107 Richard de Vernon 1st Baron Shipbrook [aged 56] was created 1st Baron Shipbrook.
On 8th September 1107 Richard de Vernon 1st Baron Shipbrook [aged 57] died. His son Guillaume [aged 12] succeeded 2nd Baron Shipbrook.
Before 1165 Guillaume Vernon 2nd Baron Shipbrook [aged 69] died at Northwich, Cheshire [Map]. His son Hugh [aged 51] succeeded 3rd Baron Shipbrook. The date of his death sometimes given as 1174 which would be inconsistent with his son having become 3rd Baron unless there was a writ of acceleration of similar device?
In 1165 Hugh Vernon 3rd Baron Shipbrook [aged 52] died at Shipbrook, Cheshire. His son Warin [aged 30] succeeded 4th Baron Shipbrook.
In 1190 Warin Vernon 4th Baron Shipbrook [aged 55] died. His son Richard [aged 25] succeeded 5th Baron Shipbrook.
After 1196 Richard Vernon 5th Baron Shipbrook [deceased] died. His son Warin [aged 18] succeeded 6th Baron Shipbrook.
Around 1248 Warin Vernon 6th Baron Shipbrook [aged 70] died at Shipbrook Castle. His son Warine [aged 28] succeeded 7th Baron Shipbrook.
Around 1252 Warine Vernon 7th Baron Shipbrook [aged 32] died. His brother Ralph [aged 31] succeeded 8th Baron Shipbrook.
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In 1270 Ralph Vernon 8th Baron Shipbrook [aged 49] died at Shipbrook, Cheshire. His son Ralph [aged 29] succeeded 9th Baron Shipbrook.
In July 1325 Ralph Vernon 9th Baron Shipbrook [aged 84] died at Bostock, Cheshire [Map]. His grandson Richard [aged 10] succeeded 10th Baron Shipbrook.
In 1396 Richard Vernon 10th Baron Shipbrook [aged 81] died. His son Richard [aged 41] succeeded 11th Baron Shipbrook.
On 23rd July 1403 ...
Thomas Percy 1st Earl of Worcester [aged 60] was beheaded. Earl Worcester extinct.
Richard Venables 9th Baron Kinderton [aged 38] was beheaded.
Richard Vernon 11th Baron Shipbrook [aged 48] was beheaded. Baron Shipbrook forfeit.