Baron Sondes is in Baronies of England Alphabetically, Baronies of England Chronologically, Extinct Baronies of England.
Summary
22nd May 1760. Lewis Watson 1st Baron Sondes [aged 31] created.
30th March 1795. Son Lewis Watson 2nd Baron Sondes [aged 40] succeeded.
20th June 1806. Son Lewis Richard Watson 3rd Baron Sondes of Lees Court [aged 14] succeeded.
14th March 1836. Brother George John Milles 4th Baron Sondes of Lees Court [aged 42] succeeded.
17th December 1874. Son George Milles 1st Earl Sondes [aged 50] succeeded.
10th September 1894. Son George Milles-Lade 2nd Earl Sondes [aged 33] succeeded.
1st October 1907. Brother Lewis Milles 3rd Earl Sondes [aged 41] succeeded.
1941. Nephew George Milles 4th Earl Sondes [aged 26] succeeded.
30th April 1970. Son Henry Milles 5th Earl Sondes [aged 29] succeeded.
2nd December 1996. Henry Milles 5th Earl Sondes extinct.
On 22nd May 1760 Lewis Watson 1st Baron Sondes [aged 31] was created 1st Baron Sondes. Grace Pelham Baroness Sondes [aged 25] by marriage Baroness Sondes.
On 30th March 1795 Lewis Watson 1st Baron Sondes [aged 66] died. His son Lewis [aged 40] succeeded 2nd Baron Sondes.
On 20th June 1806 Lewis Watson 2nd Baron Sondes [aged 52] died. His son Lewis [aged 14] succeeded 3rd Baron Sondes.
On 14th March 1836 Lewis Richard Watson 3rd Baron Sondes of Lees Court [aged 43] unmarried. George John Milles 4th Baron Sondes of Lees Court [aged 42] succeeded 4th Baron Sondes.
On 17th December 1874 George John Milles 4th Baron Sondes of Lees Court [aged 80] died. His son George [aged 50] succeeded 5th Baron Sondes.
On 10th September 1894 George Milles 1st Earl Sondes [aged 69] died. His son George [aged 33] succeeded 2nd Earl Sondes, 2nd Viscount Throwley, 6th Baron Sondes.
On 1st October 1907 George Milles-Lade 2nd Earl Sondes [aged 46] died without male issue. His brother Lewis [aged 41] succeeded 3rd Earl Sondes, 3rd Viscount Throwley, 7th Baron Sondes.
In 1941 Lewis Milles 3rd Earl Sondes [aged 75] died without male issue. His nephew George [aged 26] succeeded 4th Earl Sondes, 4th Viscount Throwley, 8th Baron Sondes.
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On 30th April 1970 George Milles 4th Earl Sondes [aged 56] died. His son Henry [aged 29] succeeded 5th Earl Sondes, 5th Viscount Throwley, 9th Baron Sondes.
On 2nd December 1996 Henry Milles 5th Earl Sondes [aged 56] died. Earl Sondes, Viscount Throwley, Baron Sondes extinct.