(1895–1936) (7). Arthur Henry Somerset (b. 1926) (8). Arthur Rollo Henry Plantagenet Somerset (b. 1953) (9). John William Plantagenet Somerset (b. 1965) (10). Justin Mitchell Plantagenet Somerset (b. 1993) Hereward Henry Plantagenet Somerset (1900–1989) (11). David Plantagenet Somerset (b. 1926) (12). Robert Plantagenet Somerset (b. 1930) (13). Robert Plantagenet Somerset (b. 1959) (14). Benjamin Plantagenet Somerset (b. 1995) (15). Macartney Plantagenet Somerset (b. 1996) (16). William Plantagenet Somerset (b. 1934) (17). Mark William Plantagenet Somerset (b. 1965) (18). Brent Michael John Plantagenet Somerset (b. 1991) (19). Steven Plantagenet Somerset (b. 1968) (20). Joshua Steven Plantagenet Somerset (b. 2003) (21). Charles Plantagenet Somerset (b. 1944) (22). Miles Plantagenet Somerset (b. 1979) (23). Scott Plantagenet Somerset (b. 1981) Henry George Edward Somerset (1829–1920) Charles Wyndham Somerset (1862–1938) Alan FitzRoy Somerset (1902–1940) (24). Robin FitzRoy Somerset (b. 1930) (25). Charles Fitzroy Somerset (b. 1981) FitzRoy MacLean Henry Somerset (1839–1907) FitzRoy Henry Somerset (1881–1946) Raglan Henry Somerset (1903–1981) Eugene Somerset (1929–1993) (26). Charles Somerset (b. 1956) (27). Charles Peter Somerset (b. 1981) (28). Gabriel Peter Somerset (b. 2016) (29). David Somerset (b. 1959) (30). Simon Ross Somerset (b. 1985) John FitzRoy Somerset (1933–2003) (31). Hendry George Somerset (b. 1960) (32). Hendry George Somerset (b. 1985) (33). Raymond FitzRoy Somerset (b. 1987) (34). Shaun Steven Somerset (b. 1990) Poulett George Henry Somerset (1822–1875) Lord Robert Somerset (1776–1842) Lord Arthur John Henry Somerset (1780–1816) Lord William Somerset (1784–1851) Rev. Boscawen Thomas George Henry Somerset (1833–1893) William Horace Boscawen Somerset (1880–1946) FitzRoy Douglas Boscawen Somerset (1923–2019) .Rev. Douglas William Boscawen Somerset (b. 1965) FitzRoy Somerset, 1st Baron Raglan (1788–1855) line of the Barons Raglan Coat of arms The heraldic blazon for the coat of arms of the dukedom is: Quarterly, 1st and 4th, azure three fleurs-de-lys or (for France); 2nd and 3rd, gules three lions passant guardant in pale or (for England), all within a bordure compony argent and azure. This can be translated as: a shield divided into quarters, the top left and bottom right quarters are blue with three golden fleurs-de-lys (for France), and the top right and bottom left quarters are red with three golden lions passant with their faces toward the viewer, one above the other (for England); the foregoing quarters are within a border around the shield with segments alternating white and blue. In heraldry, a bordure compony is traditionally used to designate illegitimacy. Since the original Beaufort siblings' father was of