Talk:Nicholas Cunliffe-Lister, 3rd Earl of Swinton

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False information?

The section below appears to make no sense and appears to be vandalism. However, since it is rather convoluted I have to ask others what they think.--TGC55 (talk) 14:36, 27 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Simon's mother stole the estate from the true desendents for her youngest son Simon the pretender. Who pretends he is related to the Normans but has absolutely no Norman DNA relationship to them. These people are carpet baggers of the worst order. Hon. Simon Charles Cunliffe-Lister (born 1977), now of Burton Agnes Hall, in 1989 from his kinsman, Sir Marcus Wickham-Boynton.[3]. Second cousin 10 times removed clearly explains how "entitled" he is to the estate. Questions may also be asked as to why Simon the Pretender and not his older brother Nicholas supposedly received the estate. In hereditary succession law this is not allowed. In 2005, he married Olivia Bolton.. He lives at Burton Agnes with his wife, three children (two sons and one daughter), and his mother Susan (nee Whitelaw).

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