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The Gerard baronetcy of Bryn, Lancashire, was created in the Baronetage of England in 1611 for Thomas Ger(r)ard, Member of Parliament for Liverpool in 1597, Lancashire in 1614, and Wigan in 1621. His father Sir Thomas Gerard of Bryn represented Lancashire in 1563, a Catholic landowner on the margins of plots against Elizabeth I. The son was an outwardly-conforming Catholic, an Oxford graduate and courtier.
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