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I'm researching nobility for the first time
Between 1690's to 1800

Can any one help me with what the title of the wives would be
+.if daughters inherited their mother's title if she died

What was correct title for ;

Wife of a knight
Wife of Sir x
Wife of a baron

( When is a LADY a DAME )

If a man had Esq after his name would he be sir J C

1 specific  example is a daughter of a baron
Born just after his death
Apparently the baronetcy was lost because no male heirs
But on her marriage register she is Dame A C
And she married CG  .Esq
The wording on baptism of their son is

" A-c G Son of CG esquire and his lady A "

Frederick CHAPLIN esquire justice of peace B. 1803 -1863 lived at Tetherhill Hall in 1861
Oops misremembered name will correct posts

His son William Chaplin 1836- 1888 also JP was listed of # Tathwell Hall in a newspaper announcing his death .does that mean that the family owned the hall

A century earlier Sir John CHAPLIN 1711-1730 lived there .
Apparently he was the last baronet in the line having no male heirs but a daughter Ann B 1730

I presume the families are connected and would like to join the dots.

Ancestry tree suggests a father for Frederick as being the reverend William James CHAPLIN  but I can't find documentation

Thanks in advance ...any help welcome

A young man aged 18
who has  helped me with computer problems and with practical things like shopping .lifting for past 2 years has shown an interest in family history.

I did some research for his mother and helped  build a  family tree .

He's a big help with my Technophobia
 He is very modest or lacks doesn't value his own skills .

Anyway I've paid for a DNA kit for him and want to create a fund or grant to pay him a few hours every month and for him to learn how to be a Time Travel Detective too.

He joined up on rootschat as Apple+ some numbers last week but his post is still not showing .

Would appreciate any ideas 💡
&
Know the rootschat community will assist him while I'm on holiday

Thanks

Recently looked at ethnicity breakdown of all the people whose  DNA I manage on ancestry

Usually I only look at ethnicity of shared matches but I see that the divisions are getting more and more accurate
And there is a way of comparing ethnicity of a group of people

6 of the people whose DNA I manage are relations so great to look at the shared Scottish in my father's side .

I'm lucky to have such a wide data base which helps understand others results

I can  see matches my mother's 2nd cousin thru mutual Latvian great grandfather her ethnicity is 99percent Jewish and 1 percent Welsh !

A descendant of Welsh great grandfather didn't know his bio father but we've narrowed it down to 2 brothers ( ethnicity wasn't a huge help on that one ) managing his DNA

Nephew s DNA shows how ethnicity amounts can be passed thru 3 generations

From my cousin's I got to look at African ethnicity from his other side

My in law is very Essex with a bit of Scandinavian from both parents
The more I learn to use the information that is there the more I respect it

Tho I do have 2 gripes with ancestry 1 is that theyve grouped channel Islands with isle of man with Cornwall

+ I'm still making sense of Haiti and Benin Togo classification
The DNA may make sense but when searching for documents
The classification for all black people  in search bar seems to be African American

The Bahamas was not American in 1850s and
But that's how to find the records

Oops that's not the pic I meant to post