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Blanesburgh, Baron (UK, 1923 - 1946)
Creation: let.pat. 12 Oct 1923
Extinct: 17 Aug 1946
Family name: Younger
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Arms:
Parted per saltire Or and Gules a Rose counterchanged in base a Martlet Sable on a Chief indented Azure three Covered Cups Or
Crest:
An Armed Leg couped at the thigh proper garnished and spurred Or
Supporters:
Dexter: A Figure representing St Blane proper; Sinister: An Ermine proper
Motto:
Celer et Audax
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Robert [Younger], Baron Blanesburgh, GBE PC
5th son of James Younger, of Alloa, co. Clackmannan, by his wife Janet McEwan, 1st dau. of John McEwan, of Alloa, co. Clackmannan
born
12 Sep 1861
died
17 Aug 1946
created
12 Oct 1923 for life Baron Blanesburgh, of Alloa in the County of Clackmannan
note
Barrister-at-Law, Inner Temple 1884, Queen's Counsel 1900, Bencher, Lincoln's Inn 1907, Treasurer 1932; knighted on appointment as a Judge of the Chancery Division of the High Court 1915-19, GBE 1917, Privy Councillor on appointment as a Lord Justice of Appeal 1919-23, and a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary 1923-37
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