Baron of Patrixbourne is a feudal title in the Baronage of England.
Today, in modern England, the title of the barony continues to exist and is held as a legally recognised possession, independent of its historic rights, as a so-called incorporeal possession.
As today's Baron & Baroness, we endeavour to fulfil our responsibility to preserve this piece of English history for future generations. As the holders of the Barony title, we are also the custodians of ‘old England’.
The current holder is also the 2nd Viscount of Belhaven and possesses the legal, certified and documented rights to the feudal barony of Patrixbourne. The legal powers were certified and established by a notarised and certified deed of recognition.
The name of the barony refers to the village of Patrixbourne (Patrixborne) in the county of Kent, which was the caput or seat of the extensive barony. The barony is recorded as Patrixborne in the Domesday Book of 1086 and in the Cartae Baronum, the ‘Charter of Barons’.
In addition to his mission to breathe new life into the ancient and historic feudal barony, the Baron is also deeply connected to British history, its traditions, values and rich heritage. As a sign of his attachment to British and Scottish history, the pattern of his own family tartan was officially added to the Scottish Tartan Register in 2023. As loyal royalists and supporters of His Majesty King Charles III, the family naturally also supports the British monarchy.
The Board of Directors of the Manorial Title Register confirms the legitimate and lawful succession of the current Baron as the 12th Baron of Patrixbourne, Kent, effective 20 June 2024. His lawful succession, as evidenced by documentary proof of title, is officially recognised, with his name and title being entered in the official register of peerages. This letter serves as legal authorisation for him to be recognised under this title in all official documents in accordance with the Honours (Prevention of Abuses) Act 1925.
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