The title Baron Latymer has been created twice in the Peerage of England, both times by writ. The first creation was for William Latimer in 1299. The ninth Baron was created Baron Willoughby de Broke. At the death of the tenth baron, both baronies fell into abeyance. The Willoughby de Broke abeyance was later terminated by the Sovereign, but the Latymer barony is still in abeyance.
The title was created for a second time in 1432. In 1577, that title also fell into abeyance. Centuries later, in 1913, the Sovereign finally terminated the abeyance in favour of Francis Coutts-Nevill.
Baron Savile and others, in which it was decided that the Manor of Freston was holden of the Queen by half a Knight's fee, and not of the honor of Clare nor of her Highness' Duchy of Lancaster.
WILLIAM LATYMER of Freston, son and heir to William, married Anne, daughter of Edward Bokinge, of Ashbokinge, Co. Suffolk, Esq., and by her had issue - EDWARD, son and heir; Roger, second son; William, Dean of Peterborough, third son; Cecylle, married to Roger Aldred of Lopham, Co.
EDWARD LATYMER of Freston, son and heir to William, married Margaret, daughter of Christopher Thwayts of Manningtree, Co. Essex, and by her had issue - CHRISTOPHER, son and heir; Anne, married to Nicholas Bohun of Chelmondistone; Cecylle, married to John Franke; Margaret, married to Anthoyne Clare; Justice, married to Francis Thernelthorpe.
Lord Hugh de Camoys: Baron by tenure of Bekerton Manor, to which he succeeded, together with the greater part of his grandfather's estates, on the death of the latter in 1421; also succeeded to his father's estates on the death of his brother John.
Baron by tenure of lands in Calais held in chief "per Baroniam" to which he succeeded on the death of his nephew Hugh as the Latter's heir male in consequence of the limitation in tail male of their grant in 1376, as previously related, by Edward III to Wm.
Baron by tenure of lands in Calais held in chief "per baroniam" to which, probably together with Bekerton Manor, he succeeded on the death of his infant nephew Roger as the latter's heir male.
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