Lazarus Huntington

a version of Wicked Intentions cover art (2017), implying Lazarus Huntington's likeness ca. Feb. 1737

## Family Relations

### Parents and Siblings

* xxx Huntington, late Baron Caire (father)
* Amelia xxx, Amelia Huntington, Baroness Caire (mother)
* Annelise Huntington (sister)

## Appearances

### Appears in

* Wicked Intentions
* Lord of Darkness

### Debut

Wicked Intentions

**Lazarus Huntington** is ... brief description....

## Events of the Novels

### *Wicked Intentions*

See also: Wicked Intentions
Main article: Lazarus Huntington/Wicked Intentions
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### *Lord of Darkness*

See also: Lord of Darkness
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## Physical Appearance

Lazarus is described as ...

Appearance -- described in WI: long, thick, silver hair "so very striking" (ch. 10), blue eyes, dark lashes, lips wide and curved at the ends.

## Relationships

### Huntington Family

Main article: Amelia Huntington
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Main article: Annelise Huntington
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Main article: late xxx Huntington, Baron Caire
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### Temperance Dews

Main article: Temperance Makepeace Dews
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### Goderic St. John

Main article: Goderic St. John
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## Name

* **Lazarus** — origin/meaning
* **Huntington** — (English, northern) habitational name from various places called 'Huntington', most named with Old English *huntena* the genitive plural form of *hunta* ‘hunter huntsman’ + *dūn* ‘hill’ or *tūn* ‘farmstead estate’. Some may reference Old English *hunting* ‘hunting’ as the initial element, or derive from the Old English personal name *Hunta*/(genitive *Huntan*) with the connective *-ing-* + *tūn*, with underlying meanings as above.
* **Caire** —

## Rank

* **Barons** — the lowest of the peerage's five ranks, "baron literally meant 'man', being the king’s tenant in chief (i.e. a land-holding nobleman). In the 13th century the barons were summoned by the monarch, by means of a Royal writ, to attend the Counsel or Parliament. Initially the conferral of this privilege did not imply that their successors would necessarily also be summoned to subsequent Parliaments. But by the reign of King Edward III (1327-77) it had become usual for successors of the more important barons to receive writs as a matter of course, in practice creating an hereditary dignity.The first baron to be formally created by letters patent under the Great Seal, which represents the Sovereign’s authority, was John Beauchamp de Holt, created Baron Kidderminster, by King Richard II in 1387. After about 1440 this became the normal method of creation of baronies.

In Scotland the equivalent of Barons in England are Lords of Parliament." The rank of baron has generally been the most populated within the peerage.

"A Baron is “Right Honorable” and is styled “My Lord”. The coronet is a golden circlet topped by six large pearls. An Irish baron has no coronet. All children of a Baron are “Honorable.”

Generally, the order of precedence within a titular rank is governed by the associated political geography and the date of creation, such that titles are ordered first by location and then by age. Barons within the English Peerage rank oldest to newest, followed by Lords of Parliament of Scotland, then Barons of Great Britain, then of Ireland (created before 1801) and finally of the United Kingdom and of Ireland (created since 1801). While this rule controls the majority of titles' order of precedence, the monarch "may accord any peer higher precedence than his date of creation would warrant."
1. ↑ Dictionary of American Family Names 2nd Edition ©2022, Oxford University Press, via Ancestry.com — accessed 3 November 2023
2. ↑ Debretts: Baron – Accessed 2 December 2023
3. ↑ Edwardian Promenade: Titles and Orders of Precedence – Accessed 2 December 2023
4. ↑ Wikipedia: List of Barons in the Peerages of Britain and Ireland - Accessed 2 December 2023
5. ↑ Wikipedia: List of Dukes in the Peerage of Britain and Ireland – Accessed 20 September 2023