The family were amongst the makers and shakers in society, with their fair share of ups and downs, intrigue and infamy.
The LYTTELTON’s influence was indeed far reaching, not only throughout the centuries, but even across the globe to the other side of the world.
The use and identification of heraldic arms was key to understanding family connections; as found in memorials and heraldry at the family local church of St John the Baptist Church, Hagley and at Worcester Cathedral.
The coat of arms opposite, is taken from the memorial to George William LYTTELTON 4th Lord LYTTELTON Baron of Frankley 1817-1876 located on the Northside of Lady Chapel, Worcester Cathedral.
The LYTTELTON’s pedigree connects them to royalty; to King Edward I, via John of Gaunt and to future kings, via the 2nd Earl Spencer and his descendent Diana Spencer, and her son HRH Prince William.