Clarke-Jervoise baronets
Okay kiddo, so the Clarke-Jervoise baronets are a group of people with a special title that's been passed down through their family for a really long time. A long time ago, there was a king or queen who decided to create a system where certain families could have special titles and be called "baronets." It's kind of like a fancy way of saying they're important and special.
The Clarke-Jervoise family was one of the families chosen to get this title, and they've had it for over 200 years! That means that every time the dad in the Clarke-Jervoise family has a son, that son automatically becomes a baronet too. And then when that son has a son, he becomes a baronet, and so on and so on.
Even though they have this special title, the Clarke-Jervoise family is just like any other family! They have jobs, go to school, and do all the same things you and your family do. The only difference is that they get to add "baronet" to their name when they fill out official forms or get introduced at fancy events.
The Clarke-Jervoise family was one of the families chosen to get this title, and they've had it for over 200 years! That means that every time the dad in the Clarke-Jervoise family has a son, that son automatically becomes a baronet too. And then when that son has a son, he becomes a baronet, and so on and so on.
Even though they have this special title, the Clarke-Jervoise family is just like any other family! They have jobs, go to school, and do all the same things you and your family do. The only difference is that they get to add "baronet" to their name when they fill out official forms or get introduced at fancy events.