Baron of Sumware

Baron of Sumware is an extinct title in the Peerage of Pyrus.
== Ancienty and Precedence ==
The title was created by His Majesty King Bach by letters patent on 15th March 1722 for Emel Sane with ancienty and precedence from that date.
== Remainder ==
The creation of the title for Emel Sane was forfeited at the end of 1772, however the standard letters patent give the remainder: 
#the heirs male of his body
Therefore, Cranson Sane, the 3rd Baron has a claim to the forfeited title. The line continues with his son and two daughters.
== Descent ==
The title was held by the House of Sane descending in the male line from father to son to grandson. However the title was forfeited under the Great Land Reform Act: 1772.
== The Barons of Sumware ==
Emel Sane, 1st Baron of Sumware (1703-1733)
Nineath Sane, 2nd Baron of Sumware (1728-1771)
Cranson Sane, 3rd Baron of Sumware (b.1751) (forfeit 1773)
Category:Peerage of Pyrus
Category:House of Sane