Baronet Maitland of Ravelrig in Nova Scotia is in Baronet Maitland.
On 18th November 1680 John Maitland 5th Earl Lauderdale [aged 25] was created 1st Baronet Maitland of Ravelrig in Nova Scotia.
On 30th August 1710 John Maitland 5th Earl Lauderdale [aged 55] died. His son Charles [aged 22] succeeded 6th Earl Lauderdale, 6th Viscount Maitland, 6th Viscount Lauderdale, 2nd Baronet Maitland of Ravelrig in Nova Scotia. Elizabeth Ogilvy Countess Lauderdale [aged 18] by marriage Countess Lauderdale.
On 15th July 1744 Charles Maitland 6th Earl Lauderdale [aged 56] died. His son John [aged 26] succeeded 7th Earl Lauderdale, 7th Viscount Maitland, 7th Viscount Lauderdale, 3rd Baronet Maitland of Ravelrig in Nova Scotia.
On 17th August 1789 John Maitland 7th Earl Lauderdale [aged 71] died at Haltoun House, Ratho. His son James [aged 30] succeeded 8th Earl Lauderdale, 8th Viscount Maitland, 8th Viscount Lauderdale, 4th Baronet Maitland of Ravelrig in Nova Scotia. Eleanor Todd Countess Lauderdale [aged 27] by marriage Countess Lauderdale.
On 10th September 1839 James Maitland 8th Earl Lauderdale [aged 80] died at Thirlestane Castle, Lauder. His son James [aged 55] succeeded 9th Earl Lauderdale, 9th Viscount Maitland, 9th Viscount Lauderdale, 2nd Baron Lauderdale of Thirlestane in Berwickshire, 5th Baronet Maitland of Ravelrig in Nova Scotia.
On 22nd August 1860 James Maitland 9th Earl Lauderdale [aged 76] died unmarried at Thirlestane Castle. His brother Anthony [aged 75] succeeded 10th Earl Lauderdale, 10th Viscount Maitland, 10th Viscount Lauderdale, 3rd Baron Lauderdale of Thirlestane in Berwickshire, 6th Baronet Maitland of Ravelrig in Nova Scotia.
On 22nd March 1863 Admiral Anthony Maitland 10th Earl of Lauderdale [aged 77] died. His first cousin Thomas [aged 60] succeeded 11th Earl Lauderdale, 11th Viscount Maitland, 11th Viscount Lauderdale, 7th Baronet Maitland of Ravelrig in Nova Scotia. Baron Lauderdale of Thirlestane in Berwickshire extinct.
On 1st September 1878 Thomas Maitland 11th Earl Lauderdale [aged 75] died. His second cousin once removed Charles [aged 55] succeeded 12th Earl Lauderdale, 12th Viscount Maitland, 12th Viscount Lauderdale, 8th Baronet Maitland of Ravelrig in Nova Scotia.
On 13th August 1884 Charles Barclay-Maitland 12th Earl of Lauderdale [aged 61] was killed by lightning. His third cousin Frederick [aged 43] succeeded 13th Earl Lauderdale, 13th Viscount Maitland, 13th Viscount Lauderdale, 9th Baronet Maitland of Ravelrig in Nova Scotia.
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On 1st September 1924 Frederick Maitland 13th Earl of Lauderdale [aged 83] died. His son Frederick [aged 56] succeeded 14th Earl Lauderdale, 14th Viscount Maitland, 14th Viscount Lauderdale, 10th Baronet Maitland of Ravelrig in Nova Scotia.
On 14th September 1931 Frederick Maitland 14th Earl of Lauderdale [aged 63] died. His son Ian [aged 40] succeeded 15th Earl Lauderdale, 15th Viscount Maitland, 15th Viscount Lauderdale, 11th Baronet Maitland of Ravelrig in Nova Scotia.
On 17th February 1953 Ian Maitland 15th Earl of Lauderdale [aged 62] died. His first cousin Alfred [aged 48] succeeded 16th Earl Lauderdale, 16th Viscount Maitland, 16th Viscount Lauderdale, 11th Baronet Maitland of Ravelrig in Nova Scotia.
On 27th November 1968 Reverend Alfred Maitland 16th Earl of Lauderdale [aged 64] died. His brother Patrick [aged 57] succeeded 17th Earl Lauderdale, 17th Viscount Maitland, 17th Viscount Lauderdale, 12th Baronet Maitland of Ravelrig in Nova Scotia.
On 2nd December 2008 Patrick Maitland 17th Earl of Lauderdale [aged 97] died. His son Ian [aged 71] succeeded 18th Earl Lauderdale, 18th Viscount Maitland, 18th Viscount Lauderdale, 13th Baronet Maitland of Ravelrig in Nova Scotia.