Articles related to Feudal Odds & Ends

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Click Here - The transgendered 'Lady of Carbisdale,' in Scotland, seems to be claiming a lairdship?

Click Here - A '60 Minutes' piece, from 1999, interviewing Robert Gardiner of Gardiner Island fame

Click Here - Quebec's seigneurial regime, which proved hard to eliminate, is explored in this worthy article

Click Here - Obit of a professor who claimed the feudal Baron of Kells (Irish) - we feel these are likely fake

Click Here - History Ireland dives into the "bogus" industry of Irish feudal baronies - read before buying!!!

Click Here - Follow up on the Maltese Hondoq issue - feudal claimant seems to suggest a settlement (1.5M)

Click Here - A look at the American Hudson Valley "Anti-Rent War" involving descendants of Dutch Patroons

Click Here - Buyers in Ireland are cautioned about the legitimacy of Irish "noble titles" sold online in 2004

Click Here - David "Drew" Howe clownishly claims the title of "King of Mann" - later "abdicates" in 2017 

Click Here - Gaelic Lordship vs Feudal Lordship is discussed in this interesting niche article 

Click H ere - The 29th (and last) Knight of Glin, a feudal & hereditary knighthood in Ireland is remembered

Click Here - The title of "Freeholder" in New Jersey, USA is considered as an anachronism for removal

Click Here - An architect in Maine discovers he is "Lord of the Manor" over his neighbors

Click Here - A 2007 sale, by Strutt & Parker, includes the Irish "baronies" of Clanwilliam & Carrigaline

Click Here - Baron Kingsale, the oldest peerage in Ireland, is discussed here - as are it's feudal origins

Click Here - The Gardiner Family fights to maintain control of their US manorial Island 

Click Here - Another interesting article related to Gardiner's Island off the coast of New York

Click Here - Yet another article related to the curious Gardiner's Island & it's Lord of the Manor

Click Here - For even more background information on Gardiner's Island

Click Here - Manor of Gardiner's Island receives focus in this snippet of "60 Minutes" TV program

Click Here - A 250-year-old seigneurial mill in Quebec is still grinding grain today using traditional means

Click Here - The Lordship of Mann, a hereditary title held by the Crown, is examined in this article

Click Here - For how Gardiner's Island communicated with the mainland in the 17th century

Click Here - A "deep dive" into American patroonship's evolution through the 19th century 

Click Here - A Maltese company asks gov't for 17M to develop land it claims through a 'feudal title'

Click Here - Following up on the above, a Maltese company asserts feudal privilege & builds a gate

Click Here - The Order of Colonial Lords of Manors gather in 1971 to discuss manorial heritage 

Click Here - King Charles attends his very first Swan Upping as "Seigneur of the Swans"

Click Here - One of The Queen's favorite events, The 800yo tradition Swan Upping - is highlighted here by People

Click Here - Freemen of The City of London execute their ancient right to drive sheep across London Bridge

Click Here - +500 Freemen of The City of London gather again to drive sheep over the Thames 

Click Here - Will Ferrell embarrasses his son at his "prom" (a school dance) by dressing up as a feudal lord

Click Here - Savills News explains how the word "Manor" can add substantial value to an English property

Click Here - The sale of bogus baronies in Ireland is discussed in this article from 1996

Click Here - The Economist reviews how medieval feudal rights are being exerted in 21st century Italy - peasants revolt!

Click Here - Mystery of the "Medieval Fighting Snails," native to margins of feudal manuscripts, is reviewed

Click Here - Descendents assert land claims via semi-feudal royal grants made by the Hawaiian Monarchy

Click Here - The recently established Chief Herald of Malta is making some "interesting" choices...

Click Here - A pub in Ormskirk goes by the name of "The Court Leet" due to the building it inhabits