>Was UF-Sabretooth BORN to the title of Baronet of Creedmoor, or did he
>earn his title through services rendered to the Crown, so to speak?

The latter, though the Creed family has been reasonably prominent on New Snowdonia since the Settlement - the places there that are named for them (such as the actual Creedmoor moor, see below) were established before he came along.

Also, I should clarify: the name of his territory, as it were (what would be formally called his demesne if he were a peer), is Creedmanse. Creedmoor is his country house (and the name of the fenland area in which it stands).

>We've also now heard the name Thomas in reference to the
>UF-"Wolverine" several times... would it be fair to assume that means
>(in the UF dimension, at least) he was born Thomas Logan?

No data on whether it was his birth name, but it was the name under which the "native" version was known to those who knew him.

>Jubilee's reaction to the Baronet also so plays up the difference
>between the UF and X men versions, but is the encounter in Weapon of
>Choice their first, or is it just Jubes has such a cognitive
>dissonance between the brutality of the X Men version vs the Urbane
>Civility of the UF that she never quite gets used to him?

She's probably met him before - she isn't surprised by his appearance here - but, as you say, she's never really gotten used to him. He's just too... weird.

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