We are staunch monarchists and support constitutional monarchy as a form of government

The family is a member of the following monarchist/royalist societies.

The Crown Society

Championing constitutional monarchy as an effective form of government is crucial for The Crown Society where our members play a vital role. With King Charles III at the helm, the Royal Family embodies the values and traditions that strengthen this form of governance.

https://thecrownsociety.org

Royal Stuart Society

The Society was founded by Captain Henry Stuart Wheatly-Crowe and the representatives of organisations such the Royalist Association and various almost defunct or moribund Jacobite bodies. Due to this, we can be regarded in many ways as a successor and continuation of these bodies. Lionel Erskine-Young, the 28th Earl of Mar (1891‐1965) and Reginald Lindesay-Bethune, the 12th Earl of Lindsay (1867‐1939) were also instrumental in setting up the Society and did much work in the early years.

https://www.royalstuartsociety.com/

Armorial of the Bee

The Fellowship Order of the Golden Bee is an associative private order. It does not confer any privilege, state recognition, or nobiliary title supported by a State or Royal House. Any individual may be awarded a grade in recognition of outstanding service and support to the Armorial of the Bee and the promotion of the heraldic arts.

The Fellowship of the Golden Bee is the chivalric and scholarly order at the heart of the Armorial of the Bee association. It recognises individuals who have made exceptional contributions to heraldic research, to the preservation of armorial heritage, or to the life and mission of our international community.

The friendships I have made in the Barony of Patrixbourne are priceless. The solidarity and support are simply extraordinary and have enriched my life.

A friend of the barony and the family