Baron Guildford is in Baronies of England Alphabetically, Baronies of England Chronologically, Extant Baronies of England.
Summary
27th September 1683. Francis North 1st Baron Guildford [aged 45] created.
5th September 1685. Son Francis North 2nd Baron Guildford [aged 11] succeeded.
17th October 1729. Son Francis North 1st Earl Guildford [aged 25] succeeded.
4th August 1790. Son Frederick North 2nd Earl Guildford [aged 58] succeeded.
5th August 1792. Son George Augustus North 3rd Earl Guildford [aged 34] succeeded.
20th April 1802. Brother Francis North 4th Earl Guildford [aged 40] succeeded.
11th January 1817. Brother Frederick North 5th Earl Guildford [aged 50] succeeded.
14th October 1827. Half First Cousin Francis North 6th Earl Guildford [aged 54] succeeded.
29th January 1861. Grandson Dudley Francis North 7th Earl Guildford [aged 9] succeeded.
19th December 1885. Son Frederick George North 8th Earl Guildford [aged 9] succeeded.
9th November 1949. Grandson Edward Francis North 9th Earl Guildford [aged 16] succeeded.
26th March 1999. Son Piers Edward Brownlow North 10th Earl of Guilford [aged 28] succeeded.
On 27th September 1683 Francis North 1st Baron Guildford [aged 45] was created 1st Baron Guildford.
On 5th September 1685 Francis North 1st Baron Guildford [aged 47] died. His son Francis [aged 11] succeeded 2nd Baron Guildford.
On 25th February 1695 Francis North 2nd Baron Guildford [aged 21] and Elizabeth Greville Baroness Guildford were married. She by marriage Baroness Guildford.
In 1703 Francis North 2nd Baron Guildford [aged 29] and Alicia Brownlow Baroness Guildford [aged 19] were married. She by marriage Baroness Guildford.
On 17th October 1729 Francis North 2nd Baron Guildford [aged 55] died. His son Francis [aged 25] succeeded 3rd Baron Guildford. Lucy Montagu Baroness Guildford by marriage Baroness Guildford.
On 24th January 1736 Francis North 1st Earl Guildford [aged 31] and Elizabeth Kaye Baroness North and Guildford [aged 29] were married. She by marriage Baroness North, Baroness Guildford.
On 13th June 1751 Francis North 1st Earl Guildford [aged 47] and Catherine Furnese Countess Guilford and Rockingham were married. She by marriage Baroness North, Baroness Guildford.
On 4th August 1790 Francis North 1st Earl Guildford [aged 86] died. His son Frederick [aged 58] succeeded 2nd Earl Guildford, 8th Baron North, 4th Baron Guildford. Anne Speke Countess Guilford [aged 50] by marriage Countess Guildford.
On 5th August 1792 Frederick North 2nd Earl Guildford [aged 60] died. His son George [aged 34] succeeded 3rd Earl Guildford, 9th Baron North, 5th Baron Guildford. Maria Frances Hobart Countess Guilford [aged 30] by marriage Countess Guildford.
On 20th April 1802 George Augustus North 3rd Earl Guildford [aged 44] died. His brother Francis [aged 40] succeeded 4th Earl Guildford, 6th Baron Guildford. Baron North abeyant between his three daughters Maria North Marchioness Bute, Susan North 10th Baroness North [aged 5] and Georgiana North.
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On 11th January 1817 Francis North 4th Earl Guildford [aged 55] died. His brother Frederick [aged 50] succeeded 5th Earl Guildford, 7th Baron Guildford.
On 14th October 1827 Frederick North 5th Earl Guildford [aged 61] died unmarried. His half first cousin Francis [aged 54] succeeded 6th Earl Guildford, 8th Baron Guildford.
On 29th January 1861 Francis North 6th Earl Guildford [aged 88] died. His grandson Dudley [aged 9] succeeded 7th Earl Guildford, 9th Baron Guildford.
On 19th December 1885 Dudley Francis North 7th Earl Guildford [aged 34] died. His son Frederick [aged 9] succeeded 8th Earl Guildford, 10th Baron Guildford.
On 9th November 1949 Frederick George North 8th Earl Guildford [aged 72] died. His grandson Edward [aged 16] succeeded 9th Earl Guildford, 11th Baron Guildford.
On 26th March 1999 Edward Francis North 9th Earl Guildford [aged 65] died. His son Piers [aged 28] succeeded 10th Earl Guildford, 12th Baron Guildford.