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Legal Definitions - baronet
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Definition of baronet
Definition: A baronet is a non-noble hereditary title that can only be passed down through the male line. This title was created in 1611 by James I as a way to raise money.
Example: Sir John Smith is a baronet. His son will inherit the title when he passes away.
This example illustrates the definition of a baronet as a hereditary title that can only be passed down through the male line. Sir John Smith's son will inherit the title because he is his male heir.
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Simple Definition
A baronet is a special title that is passed down from a father to his son. It is not as important as being a noble, but it is still a special title. The first baronets were created in 1611 by King James I, who sold the title to raise money.
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