Noble House of Brattleby — Coat of Arms, seat of Lady Nicoleta, the 12th Baroness of Brattleby
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    Feudal Peerage

    How to address a Feudal Baron (Brattleby)

    Spoken Address

    Brattleby

    Written Address

    Dear Brattleby,

    Envelope Address

    The Baron of Brattleby

    Formal Introduction

    The Baron of Brattleby

    Spouse

    The Baroness of Brattleby

    Children

    No special title; addressed as Mr/Miss [Surname]

    Notes

    Feudal baronies are distinct from peerages of the United Kingdom; the holder is a commoner in law and does not sit in the House of Lords. The title is a territorial dignity attached to the land.

    Examples

    • I have the pleasure of introducing the Baron of Brattleby.
    • Will Brattleby be joining the hunt this morning?
    • The Baron of Brattleby has arrived for the meeting.

    Common Mistakes

    • Using 'Lord Brattleby'
    • Using 'The Right Honourable'
    • Using 'Lord of Brattleby'

    A Companion Project · In Formation · brattleby.org.uk

    The Brattleby Heritage Institute

    A companion project of the Noble House of Brattleby, gathering research and published scholarship on the history of the Barony. The Institute is presently in formation: it is not a registered charity, and it is not an accredited academic institution.

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