House of Sarn

The House of Sarn was a Noble House of the Kingdom of Pyrus and formerly of the Kingdom of Anzio. It was established in the Kingdom of Pyrus by The Right Honourable Uthel Sarn, 1st Count of Futoutshire from 1st January 1753.
The House of Sarn became extinct with the death of its last member, The Honourable Baran Sarn, 1st Baron of Central, on 20th February 1785.
== Members and Descent ==
In its history the House of Sarn has had five members, two men and three women (including one by marriage).
*Uthel Sarn (1700-1759) married Telchar Etros (1697-1752)
**Miras Sarn (1730-1778)
***Heria Sarn (b.1750) married (as her first husband) Magra Loholt (1751-1771) of the House of Loholt and (as her second husband) Croto Pashon (b.1746) of the House of Pashon-Sarn
****Pelar Pashon-Sarn (b.1786)
****Tashm Pashon-Sarn (b.1787)
****Algare Pashon-Sarn (b.1787)
****Umarth Pashon-Sarn (b.1787)
**Baran Sarn (1736-1785)
== Assets ==
Upon the death of the last member of the house, Baran Sarn, all assets were transferred to the House of Loholt.
== History ==
In 1785 Baran was the head of the House of Sarn, 1st Baron of Central and the Master of the Observation Corps. He headed the Central branch of the House of Sane, which included himself.
By 1786 Baran had died by his own hand and ended the House of Sarn. The estate was inherited by his (illegitimate) niece, Heria Loholt, and transferred to the House of Pashon-Sarn.
== Household ==
== Heads of the House of Sarn ==
Head of the House	Dates
Uthel Sarn 	1753-1759
Baran Sarn 	1759-1785
Category:House of Sarn
Category:Extinct Noble Houses