Baron Congleton of Congleton in Cheshire is in Baronies of England Alphabetically, Baronies of England Chronologically, Extant Baronies of England.
Summary
18th August 1841. Henry Parnell 1st Baron Congleton [aged 65] created.
8th June 1842. Son John Vesey Parnell 2nd Baron Congleton [aged 36] succeeded.
23rd October 1883. Brother Henry William Parnell 3rd Baron Congleton [aged 74] succeeded.
10th October 1890. Son Henry Parnell 4th Baron Congleton [aged 51] succeeded.
12th November 1906. Son Henry Parnell 5th Baron Congleton [aged 16] succeeded.
10th November 1914. Brother John Parnell 6th Baron Congleton [aged 22] succeeded.
21st December 1932. Son William Jared Parnell 7th Baron Congleton [aged 7] succeeded.
12th October 1967. Brother Christopher Patrick Parnell 8th Baron Congleton [aged 37] succeeded.
11th December 2015. Son John Parnell 9th Baron Congleton [aged 56] succeeded.
On 18th August 1841 Henry Parnell 1st Baron Congleton [aged 65] was created 1st Baron Congleton of Congleton in Cheshire. Caroline Dawson Baroness Congleton by marriage Baroness Congleton of Congleton in Cheshire although she would died a year later.
On 8th June 1842 Henry Parnell 1st Baron Congleton [aged 65] committed suicide by hanging having suffered for some time from ill-health and melancholy. His son John [aged 36] succeeded 2nd Baron Congleton of Congleton in Cheshire, 5th Baronet Parnell of Rathleague Queen's County.
On 23rd October 1883 John Vesey Parnell 2nd Baron Congleton [aged 78] died. His brother Henry [aged 74] succeeded 3rd Baron Congleton of Congleton in Cheshire, 6th Baronet Parnell of Rathleague Queen's County.
On 10th October 1890 Henry William Parnell 3rd Baron Congleton [aged 81] died. His son Henry [aged 51] succeeded 4th Baron Congleton of Congleton in Cheshire, 7th Baronet Parnell of Rathleague Queen's County.
On 12th November 1906 Henry Parnell 4th Baron Congleton [aged 67] died. His son Henry [aged 16] succeeded 5th Baron Congleton of Congleton in Cheshire, 8th Baronet Parnell of Rathleague Queen's County.
On 10th November 1914 Henry Parnell 5th Baron Congleton [aged 24] was killed in action. His brother John [aged 22] succeeded 6th Baron Congleton of Congleton in Cheshire, 9th Baronet Parnell of Rathleague Queen's County.
On 21st December 1932 John Parnell 6th Baron Congleton [aged 40] died. His son William [aged 7] succeeded 7th Baron Congleton of Congleton in Cheshire, 10th Baronet Parnell of Rathleague Queen's County.
On 12th October 1967 William Jared Parnell 7th Baron Congleton [aged 42] died. His brother Christopher [aged 37] succeeded 8th Baron Congleton of Congleton in Cheshire, 11th Baronet Parnell of Rathleague Queen's County.
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On 11th December 2015 Christopher Patrick Parnell 8th Baron Congleton [aged 85] died. His son John [aged 56] succeeded 9th Baron Congleton of Congleton in Cheshire, 12th Baronet Parnell of Rathleague Queen's County.