- Baron Hoo
"Baron Hoo" may refer to
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Baron Thomas Hoo , b.ca 1396, d. 1455
*Earl of Jersey
* Hugh Bardolf, Baron of Hoo, b.ca 1139, d.1203 (Hugh Hoo)
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