Burke’s Peerage Including Illegitimate Children
For the first time in its 173-year history, Burke’s Peerage and Gentry is to include illegitimate offspring – the children of peers, baronets, knights and landed families born out of wedlock.
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This might put a spanner in the works! There is a theory that an Australian noble should be King because of his ancestry – can you imagine! At least there'll be a Danish Queen from Tasmania one day.
Wow, Prince Albert might have to have his own volume! lol No, of course I kid the Sovereign Prince…..
Albert may be given a run for his money when this edition comes out. Now we'll see who's really related to whom.
Albert may be given a run for his money when this edition comes out…