Baron Castle Stuart of County Tyrone is in Baron Ireland.
Around 8th August 1587 Andrew Stewart 1st Baron Castle Stuart [aged 27] and Margaret Kennedy Baroness Castle Stuart were married. She by marriage Baroness Castle Stuart of County Tyrone.
On 7th November 1619 Andrew Stewart 1st Baron Castle Stuart [aged 59] was created 1st Baron Castle Stuart of County Tyrone.
In 1629 Andrew Stewart 1st Baron Castle Stuart [aged 69] died. His son Andrew [aged 39] succeeded 2nd Baron Castle Stuart of County Tyrone.
In 1639 Andrew Stewart 2nd Baron Castle Stuart [aged 49] died. His son Andrew succeeded 3rd Baron Castle Stuart of County Tyrone.
On 10th August 1650 Andrew Stewart 3rd Baron Castle Stuart died. His brother Josias [aged 14] succeeded 4th Baron Castle Stuart of County Tyrone.
On 2nd December 1662 Josias Stewart 4th Baron Castle Stuart [aged 27] died without issue. His uncle John succeeded 5th Baron Castle Stuart of County Tyrone.
In 1685 John Stewart 5th Baron Castle Stuart died. His nephew Robert succeeded 6th Baron Castle Stuart of County Tyrone although he never claimed the title since the family estates had been alienated.
In March 1685 Captain Robert Stewart 6th Baron Castle Stuart died. His son Andrew [aged 13] de jure 7th Baron Castle Stuart of County Tyrone althougvh he didn't claim the title since the ancestrals lands had been given away as part of the dowry when Mary Stewart married Henry Howard 5th Earl Suffolk [aged 57].
In 1715 Andrew Stewart 7th Baron Castle Stuart [aged 43] died. His son Robert [aged 14] de jure 8th Baron Castle Stuart of County Tyrone although, like his father, he never claimed the title.
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On 2nd March 1742 Robert Stewart 8th Baron Castle Stuart [aged 41] died. His son Andrew [aged 16] de jure 9th Baron Castle Stuart of County Tyrone.
In 1774 Andrew Thomas Stewart 1st Earl Castle Stewart [aged 48] claimed the title 9th Baron Castle Stuart of County Tyrone by petitioning King George III of Great Britain and Ireland [aged 35].
On 26th August 1809 Andrew Thomas Stewart 1st Earl Castle Stewart [aged 83] died. His son Robert [aged 25] succeeded 2nd Earl Castle Stewart in Tyrone, 2nd Viscount Castle Stewart in Tyrone, 10th Baron Castle Stuart of County Tyrone.
Andrew Stewart 2nd Baron Castle Stuart and Anne Stewart Baroness Castle Stuart were married. She by marriage Baroness Castle Stuart of County Tyrone. She the daughter of John Stewart 5th Earl Atholl and Mary Ruthven Countess Atholl. They were second cousin once removed.