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Yes. Hamling is the feudal Baron of Tamworth, in Staffordshire. This feudal Barony is noted in I J Sanders, English Baronies-A Study of Their Origin and Descent 1086-1327. Conveyance of feudal baronies are completed through private treaty as with property. Feudal titles should not be understood as peerage. This is an entirely different matter. Peerage can only be conveyed by the monarch, at one time making up the House of Lords. Heriditary Lords are now a miniorty in the house. Feudal titles bear few perks aside from keeping an important part of English history and personal value.
The Baron is a frequent visitor, remaining close to the community and active with Tamworth Castle and Museum.
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