Is a baroness royalty

Answer 1

More properly nobility. Baroness is the lowest grade or rank of a female noble and can be entitled- she can be granted this honor from the reigining monarch, or the wife of a Baron. Possibly due to the alleged German connections, the British , while they have the nobiliary rank of Baron, this is never used in direct address- it would be usually Lord ( as he is above a mere Knight) so-and so. There was a theatrical personality called the Lord Rank . The title Baron is used rather evasively,Herr Von Ricthofen"s relatives take note! Baron/baroness is the lowest rank of Nobililty proper and is hereditary, not a mere merit feature- Sir Paul"s children, if any, are commoners- but the family of barons- and above- are rated nobles from birth, but not, of course, royalty. the nobiliary ranks- are top down; Duke ( usually near-royal like the Duke of Edinburgh- Prince Philip) Marquis, Viscount ( includes Count) and Baron. a Baronet is not strictly speaking nobility but a sort of nobiliary NCO between a mere Knight and a Baron, a title largely in remission. Don"t call him a Bart, that"s short for Bartholemew.As stated before the British try to avoid the use of the rank title of Baron,maybe because of its Germanic origins. the Baroness De Laroche was the first licensed French Aviatrice, also a sports-car fan, quite a gal. She was, of course, French. We lost her on this day in l9l9. oddly the French National holiday.

Answer 2

A baroness is the female ruler of a barony - the female equivalent of a baron.