thumb|right|250px|arms of the barons vernon. lord vernon, baron of kinderton in the county of chester, is a title in the peerage of great britain. it was created in 1762 for the former member of parliament george venables-vernon. he had previously represented lichfield and derby in the house of commons. born george vernon, he was the son of henry vernon, of sudbury in derbyshire, and anne pigott, daughter and heiress of thomas pigott by his wife mary venables, sister and heiress of sir peter venables, baron of kinderton in cheshire. in 1728 he assumed by royal license the additional surname of venables. lord vernon was married three times. he married, thirdly, martha harcourt, granddaughter of the simon harcourt, 1st viscount harcourt. as a prominent son and forefather of the present title holder, their second son was edward harcourt, archbishop of york who succeeded to the harcourt family estates on the death of his cousin the william harcourt, 3rd earl harcourt and so assumed by royal license the surname of harcourt, with his children known as vernon-harcourt. edward was george's third son.  lord vernon was succeeded by his son from his first marriage to the hon. mary howard and the second lord vernon, as hon. george venables-vernon before his accession sat as a member of parliament for weobly, bramber and glamorganshire in turn and was appointed as a senior liberal whip in the house of lords. his half-brother succeeded, the third baron, the eldest son of martha harcourt. his son, the fourth baron, married frances maria warren, daughter of admiral sir john borlase warren, 1st baronet. his son, the fifth baron, represented derbyshire and derbyshire south in the house of commons. he assumed in 1837 by sign manual the surname of warren only for himself and subsequent issue but this appears to have been repudiated by his son. his grandson, the seventh baron, served as captain of the yeomen of the guard (deputy chief whip in the house of lords) in the last liberal administration of william ewart gladstone. on the death in
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