Royal House of Württemberg

[MAfan]

Here is an obituary from the Telegraph about him:
Count Robin de la Lanne-Mirrlees - Telegraph

The obituary mentions that in 1975 he was recognised by the Lord Lyon King of Arms as feudal Baron of Inchdrewer (which I think is his only official and undisputed title).

[Warren]

The Telegraph obit includes a 1953 photograph of the Duchess with Count Robin.
It states that their son, Patrick Grinnell-Milne de la Lanne-Mirlees, became the mayor of Delmenhorst in Lower Saxony in 2006.

v Duchess Margarethe-Louise of Württemberg, 1953
thumbnail image cropped from larger photograph

[MAfan]

Princess Elisabeth von Urach passed away at Munich on 20 September 2012, aged 59.

She was born on 10 December 1952 at Regensburg, the second daughter of Prince Eberhard and Princess Iniga von Urach, née Princess von Thurn und Taxis (herself the daughter of Prince Ludwig and Princess Elisabeth von Thurn und Taxis, née Princess of Luxembourg and Nassau).
Princess Elisabeth never married and didn't have children.
She is survived by her siblings Amelie, Karl Anselm, Wilhelm (the current Duke von Urach) and Eberhard and their families.

Wrttemberg

[Warren]

Message received by the Administrators...

The leading monarchist movement of Lithuania, The Royal House of Lithuania Association, is honored to inform that

HSH Prince Inigo von Urach, Count of Württemberg

great-grandson of the last King Mindaugas II of Lithuania,

was elected and recognized as the legitimate pretender to the Lithuanian Royal Throne.

Prince Inigo von Urach (born 1962) is the direct descendant of the last Lithuanian king Mindaugas II, a Roman Catholic, a family man, and dedicated father of 3 children (2 sons and a daughter). He is connected to the Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, British, Russian, Monaco, Bavarian and Portuguese Royal families by birth.

♦ This is a heavily edited version of the longer message which can be read in full in the Royal Families of Poland and Lithuania thread.