Baron Suffield is in Baronies of England Alphabetically, Baronies of England Chronologically, Extant Baronies of England.
Summary
1786. Harbord Morden aka Harbord 1st Baron Suffield [aged 51] created.
4th February 1810. Son William Assheton Harbord 2nd Baron Suffield [aged 43] succeeded.
1st August 1821. Brother Edward Harbord 3rd Baron Suffield [aged 39] succeeded.
July 1835. Son Edward Harbord 4th Baron Suffield [aged 22] succeeded.
1853. Half Brother Charles Harbord 5th Baron Suffield [aged 22] succeeded.
9th April 1914. Son Charles Harbord 6th Baron Suffield [aged 58] succeeded.
10th January 1924. Son Victor Alexander Charles Harbord 7th Baron Suffield [aged 27] succeeded.
1943. Brother John Harbord 8th Baron Suffield [aged 35] succeeded.
23rd June 1945. First Cousin Once Removed Geoffrey Walter Harbord 9th Baron Suffield [aged 83] succeeded.
23rd May 1946. First Cousin Richard Morden Harbord 10th Baron Suffield [aged 80] succeeded.
2nd February 1951. Son Anthony Philip Harbord-Hamond 11th Baron Suffield [aged 28] succeeded.
8th December 2011. Son Charles Anthony Assheton Harbord-Hamond 12th Baron Suffield [aged 58] succeeded.
15th January 2016. Brother John Edward Richard Harbord-Hamond 13th Baron Suffield [aged 59] succeeded.
In 1786 Harbord Morden aka Harbord 1st Baron Suffield [aged 51] was created 1st Baron Suffield. Mary Assheton Baroness Suffield by marriage Baroness Suffield.
On 4th February 1810 Harbord Morden aka Harbord 1st Baron Suffield [aged 76] died. His son William [aged 43] succeeded 2nd Baron Suffield, 3rd Baronet Harbord of Suffield in Norfolk. Caroline Hobart Baroness Suffield by marriage Baroness Suffield.
On 1st August 1821 William Assheton Harbord 2nd Baron Suffield [aged 54] died. His brother Edward [aged 39] succeeded 3rd Baron Suffield, 4th Baronet Harbord of Suffield in Norfolk. Georgiana Venables-Vernon Baroness Suffield [aged 35] by marriage Baroness Suffield.
In 12th September 1826 Edward Harbord 3rd Baron Suffield [aged 44] and Emily Harriey Shirley Baroness Suffield were married. She by marriage Baroness Suffield.
In July 1835 Edward Harbord 3rd Baron Suffield [aged 53] died at Vernon House Park Place after a fall from his horse on Constitution Hill. His son Edward [aged 22] succeeded 4th Baron Suffield, 5th Baronet Harbord of Suffield in Norfolk.
In 1853 Edward Harbord 4th Baron Suffield [aged 40] died. His half brother Charles [aged 22] succeeded 5th Baron Suffield, 6th Baronet Harbord of Suffield in Norfolk.
On 4th May 1854 Charles Harbord 5th Baron Suffield [aged 24] and Cecilia Annetta Baring Baroness Suffield [aged 20] were married. She by marriage Baroness Suffield.
On 9th April 1914 Charles Harbord 5th Baron Suffield [aged 84] died. His son Charles [aged 58] succeeded 6th Baron Suffield, 7th Baronet Harbord of Suffield in Norfolk.
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On 10th January 1924 Charles Harbord 6th Baron Suffield [aged 68] died. His son Victor [aged 27] succeeded 7th Baron Suffield, 8th Baronet Harbord of Suffield in Norfolk.
In 1943 Victor Alexander Charles Harbord 7th Baron Suffield [aged 46] died without issue. His brother John [aged 35] succeeded 8th Baron Suffield, 9th Baronet Harbord of Suffield in Norfolk.
On 23rd June 1945 John Harbord 8th Baron Suffield [aged 37] died unmarried. His first cousin once removed Geoffrey [aged 83] succeeded 9th Baron Suffield, 10th Baronet Harbord of Suffield in Norfolk.
On 23rd May 1946 Geoffrey Walter Harbord 9th Baron Suffield [aged 84] died. His first cousin Richard [aged 80] succeeded 10th Baron Suffield, 11th Baronet Harbord of Suffield in Norfolk.
On 2nd February 1951 Richard Morden Harbord 10th Baron Suffield [aged 85] died. His son Anthony [aged 28] succeeded 11th Baron Suffield, 12th Baronet Harbord-Hamond of Suffield in Norfolk.
On 8th December 2011 Anthony Philip Harbord-Hamond 11th Baron Suffield [aged 89] died. His son Charles [aged 58] succeeded 12th Baron Suffield, 13th Baronet Harbord-Hamond of Suffield in Norfolk.
On 15th January 2016 Charles Anthony Assheton Harbord-Hamond 12th Baron Suffield [aged 62] died. His brother John [aged 59] succeeded 13th Baron Suffield, 14th Baronet Harbord-Hamond of Suffield in Norfolk.