The "Baronets of the Vane-Tempest" is a title in the British nobility, created in the 19th century. The title is associated with the Vane family, which has historical ties to the Tempest family through marriage. Baronets are ranked below barons but above knights in the British peerage system. The first baronet, Sir Henry Vane-Tempest, was granted the title in 1838. The family has been influential in various sectors, including politics and land ownership, particularly in County Durham and Northumberland. The Vane-Tempest lineage continues to be recognized in British aristocracy today.