Baron of Apraxin

Baron of Apraxin is a title in the Peerage of Pyrus.
== Ancienty and Precedence ==
The title was created in 1753 for Gondo Edain. The title is considered to be the seventh most ancient barony in the Peerage of Pyrus.
== Remainder ==
The first creation of the title for Gondo Edain was forfeited on his death, (assuming the standard wording of) the letters patent, gave the remainder: 
# the heirs male of his body
Therefore, Gondolind Edain, the 1st Baron's son has a claim to the forfeited title. The line also continues with his two granddaughters and his younger son and grandson.
The second creation of the title for Sephel Tishade was forfeited at the end of 1772, the standard letters patent, gave the remainder: 
# the heirs male of his body (extinct 1785)
The third creation of the title for Ciryon Noldo using the standard letters patent give the remainder: 
# the heirs male of his body
== Descent ==
Originally the title was held by the House of Edain. It is unclear why the title passed to the House of Tishade on the death of the 1st Baron. 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 Noldo.
== Barons of Apraxin, first creation (before 1750 to 1770) ==
Gondo Edain, 1st Baron of Apraxin (1724-1770)
== Barons of Apraxin, second creation (1770 to 1772) ==
Sephel Tishade, 2nd Baron of Apraxin (1729-1785) (forfeit 1773)
== Barons of Apraxin, third creation (1785) ==
Ciryon Noldo, 3rd Baron of Apraxin (b.1724)
The heir apparent is the present holder's grandson, His Royal Highness The Crown Prince Camest (through his mother, Her Majesty Queen Sacram).
Category:Peerage of Pyrus