Baron Strateden and Campbell

Baron the Suitter from Kupar in Fife County and Baron Campbell from St. Andrews in Fife County - a double hereditary title in the peer system of the United Kingdom . Titles were created on January 22, 1836 and June 30, 1841, respectively. The title of Baron Strathdeten was created for the Honorable Mary, Lady Campbell (1796–1860), the wife of the famous lawyer and Whig politician, Sir John Campbell (1779–1861), and the daughter of James Scarlett, 1st Baron Abinger (1769–1844). Sir John Campbell was three times a member of the House of Commons from Stafford (1830–1832), Dudley (1832–1834) and Edinburgh (1834–1841), and also held the posts of Solicitor General (1832–1834) and Attorney General (1834, 1835–1841 ). He twice unsuccessfully claimed the post of chief of judicial archives and was about to resign from the government of Lord Melbourne . Nevertheless, he was dissuaded from resigning, and in recognition of his merits, his spouse was elevated to the rank of peer. In 1841, John Campbell himself received the title of Baron Campbell and was appointed Lord Chancellor of Ireland . Later, he served as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster (1846–1850), Lord Chief Justice (1850–1859) and Lord Chancellor (1859–1861).

Baron Sudeten and Campbell
Coat of arms of the barons Straddeten and Campbell
Period	January 22, 1836 - present (Baron Stradeden) June 30, 1841 - present (Baron Campbell)
Title	Baron Sudeten and Campbell
Ancestor	Mary Elizabeth Campbell, 1st Baroness The Suicide John Campbell, 1st Baron Campbell
Cognati	Campbells
Motherland	Scotland
Allegiance	Great Britain

John Campbell, 1st Baron Campbell

Lady Elder and Lord Campbell were succeeded by their eldest son, William Frederick Campbell, 2nd Baron Straderten, and Campbell (1824-1893). A liberal politician, he previously represented Cambridge (1847–1852) and Harwich (1859–1860) in the House of Commons. He was not married, he was replaced by his younger brother, Halliburton George Campbell, 3rd Baron Stradeten and Campbell (1829-1918). After his death, titles were inherited by his grandson, Alistair Campbell, the 4th Baron Stradeten and Campbell (1899–1981). He had the rank of brigadier of the British army. He had no sons, he was replaced by his younger brother, Gavin Campbell, the 5th Baron Stradeten and Campbell (1901-1987). As of 2012, the title carrier was the grandson of the latter, David Anthony Campbell, 7th Baron Stradeden and Campbell (born 1963), who replaced his father in 2011.