TitleDate of creationSurnameCurrent statusNotesKaberry of Adel-cum-Eccup1960KaberryextantKay-Shuttleworth of Gawthorpe1849Kay-Shuttleworthextantsecond Baronet created Baron Shuttleworth in 1902Watson, later Kay of East Sheen1803Watson, Kayextinct 1918Kaye of Denby1812Kaye, Lister-KayeextantKaye of Huddersfield1923KayeextantKeane of Belmont and Cappoquin1801KeaneextantKearley of Wittingham1908Kearleyextantfirst Baronet created Viscount Devonport in 1917Kekewich of Peamore1921Kekewichextinct 1932Kelk of Bentley Priory1874Kelkextinct 1923Kellett of Lota Begg1801Kellettdormantfourth Baronet died 1966 - under reviewKennard of Hordle Cliff1891Kennardextinct 1999Kennedy of Johnstown1836Kennedydormantsixth Baronet died 1988. Note: An Edward Kennedy, presumably the father of the first Baronet of the 1836 creation, was gazetted a baronet, "of Johnstown Mount Kennedy in the County of Waterford", in October 1812. However, this creation does not appeared to have passed the Great Seal.Kerr of Cambridge1957Kerrextinct 1974Kerrison of Hoxne Hall1821Kerrisonextinct 1886Key of Thornbury and Denmark Hill1831Keyextinct 1932Lord Mayor of LondonKeyes of Dover1919Keyesextantfirst Baronet created Baron Keyes in 1943Kimber of Lansdown Lodge1904KimberextantKing of Campsie1888KingextantLord Provost of GlasgowKing of Charlestown1815KingextantKing of Cornwall Gardens1932Kingextinct 1933King of Corrard and Bloomsbury1821Kingextinct 1921Kinloch-Cooke of Brighthelmstone1926Kinloch-Cookeextinct 1944Kinloch of Kinloch1873KinlochextantKitson of Gledhowe Hall1886Kitsonextinct 1996first Baronet created Baron Airedale in 1907Kleinwort of Bolnore1909KleinwortextantKnighton of Carlston1813Knightonextinct 1885Knill of The Grove and Fresh Wharf1893KnillextantLord Mayor of LondonKnott of Close House1917Knottextinct 1949Knowles of Westwood1903Knowlesextinct 1928Knox-Gore of Belleek Manor1868Knox-Goreextinct 1890Powell, later Kynaston of Hardwick1818Powell, Kynastonextinct 1866Kyrle-Money of Hom House, Whetham and Pitsford1838Kyrle-Moneyextinct 1843
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