Baron of Lyde

Baron of Lyde is a title in the Peerage of Pyrus.
== Ancienty and Precedence ==
The title was created in 1772 for Prince Camest. The title is considered to be the twenty-first most ancient barony in the Peerage of Pyrus.
== Remainder ==
The first creation of the title for Celasin Derfel was forfeited at the end of 1772, however the standard letters patent, gave the remainder:
# the heirs male of his body 
However, as Celasin Derfel became King of Pyrus, if he were to press a claim, or any of his heirs to do so, then the title would likely be merged with the crown. 
The second creation of the title for Gondolind Edain using the standard letters patent, give the remainder:
# the heirs male of his body
Currently there are no male heirs, so the title will fall into abeyance between his two daughters.
== Descent ==
Originally the title was held by the House of Derfel. However the title was forfeited under the Great Land Reform Act: 1772.
The title was restored in 1785 under the Feudal Land Reform Act: 1784 and purchased by the Head of the House of Edain.
== Barons of Lyde, first creation (1772) ==
Prince Camest, 1st Baron of Lyde (b.1770) (forfeited 1773)
== Barons of Lyde, second creation (1785) ==
Gondolind Edain, 2nd Baron of Lyde (b.1749) (restored 1785)
The present holder's heir presumptive is his daughter, The Honourable Catreny Edain.
Category:Peerage of Pyrus
Category:House of Derfel
Category:House of Edain