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This page lists all earldoms, extant, extinct, dormant, abeyant, or forfeit, in the peerages of England, Scotland, Great Britain, Ireland and the United Kingdom.

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The Norman conquest of England introduced the continental Frankish title of "count" (comes) into England, which soon became identified with the previous titles of Danish "jarl" and Anglo-Saxon "earl" in England. Until the reign of Edward III in the 14th century, the peerage of England consisted exclusively of earls and barons.

It remains a matter of debate whether early Anglo-Norman counts/earls held their title by tenure (as barons did) or as a personal dignity conferred separately from the land grants. At least three types of early earldoms can be distinguished - (1) earls palatine (e.g. Chester, Pembroke, Durham) whose titles were connected to entire counties, with regal jurisdiction (jura regalia) and enjoying full privileges and fruits of royal seigniory, (2) earldoms created by the king and appointed to a county, but only enjoying right to a third of the profits of the pleas of the county court; (3) earldoms created by royal grants of large tracts of land to be held in feudal service (per servitum unius comitatus), erecting the tract to a county to support the earldom. Nonetheless, for the last few centuries of English history, earldoms have always been created by letters patent or charters, and the volume of earldoms has long exceeded the number of territorial counties, and, as a result, the names of many earldoms are associated with smaller units (estates, villages, families, etc.).

Earldoms in England before 1066

TitleDate of creationSurnameCurrent statusNotes
Earl of Northumbria 1017Hlathirextinct 10231st creation; recreated 1031, 1055, 1065, 1067, 1068, 1072, 1075, 1080, 1086, 1139, 1189
Earl of East Anglia 1017Thorkellforfeit 10211st creation; recreated 1044, 1051, 1067
Earl of Wessex 1020Godwineextinct 10661st creation; recreated 1999
Earl of Kent 1020Godwineextinct 10661st creation; recreated 1067, 1141, 1227, 1321, 1360, 1461, 1465, 1866
Earl of Mercia 1030Leofricextinct 1071
Earl of Northumbria 1031Siwardextinct 10552nd creation; recreated 1055, 1065, 1067, 1068, 1072, 1075, 1080, 1086, 1139, 1189
Earl of Hereford 1043Godwineforfeit 10511st creation; recreated 1052, 1058, 1067, 1141, 1199
Earl of East Anglia 1044Godwineextinct 10662nd creation; forfeit 1051–1057; recreated 1051, 1067
Earl of East Anglia 1051Leofricforfeit 10573rd creation; recreated 1067
Earl of Hereford 1052de Mantesextinct 10572nd creation; recreated 1058, 1067, 1141, 1199
Earl of Northumbria 1055Godwineextinct 10653rd creation; recreated 1065, 1067, 1068, 1072, 1075, 1080, 1086, 1139, 1189
Earl of Hereford 1058Godwineextinct 10663rd creation; recreated 1067, 1141, 1199
Earl of Huntingdon 1065Waltheofextinct 12371st creation; also Earl of Northampton; created Earl of Northumbria from 1139 to 1157; recreated 1337, 1377, 1388, 1471, 1529
Earl of Northampton 1065Waltheofextinct 12371st creation; also Earl of Huntingdon; created Earl of Northumbria from 1139 to 1157; recreated 1337, 1604, 1618
Earl of Northumbria 1065Leofricforfeit 10674th creation; recreated 1067, 1067, 1067, 1068, 1072, 1075, 1080, 1086, 1139, 1189

Earldoms in the Peerage of England, 1066–1707

TitleDate of creationSurnameCurrent statusNotes
Earl of East Anglia 1067de Gaelrenamed 10704th creation; renamed to Earl of Norfolk in 1070
Earl of Hereford 1067Fitzosbernforfeit 10744th creation; recreated 1141, 1199
Earl of Kent 1067Odoforfeit 10882nd creation; recreated 1141, 1227, 1321, 1360, 1461, 1465, 1866
Earl of Northumbria 1067Copsiextinct 10675th creation; recreated 1067, 1068, 1072, 1075, 1080, 1086, 1139, 1189
Earl of Northumbria 1067Osulfextinct 10676th creation; recreated 1067, 1068, 1072, 1075, 1080, 1086, 1139, 1189
Earl of Northumbria 1067Gospatricforfeit 10727th creation; forfeit 1068–1070; recreated 1068, 1072, 1075, 1080, 1086, 1139, 1189
Earl of Cornwall 1068Moretonforfeit 11061st creation; recreated 1140, 1141, 1180, 1189, 1217, 1225, 1307, 1330
Earl of Northumbria 1068de Comynextinct 10698th creation; recreated 1070, 1072, 1075, 1080, 1086, 1139, 1189
Earl of Dorset 1070Osmundextinct 10991st creation; recreated 1411, 1441, 1603
Earl of Norfolk 1070de Gaelforfeit 10741st creation; recreated 1140, 1312, 1644
Earl of Chester 1070of Oosterzeleforfeit 1071, by the first earl 1st creation; recreated 1071, 1121, 1232, 1253, 1264, 1850
Earl of Chester 1071d'Avranchesextinct 1120, on the death of the 2nd earl 2nd creation; recreated 1121, 1232, 1253, 1264, 1850
Earl of Northumbria 1072Waltheofforfeit 10759th creation; recreated 1075, 1080, 1086, 1139, 1189
Earl of Shrewsbury 1074de Montgomeryforfeit 11021st creation; recreated 1442
Earl of Northumbria 1075Walcherextinct 108010th creation; also Bishop of Durham; recreated 1080, 1086, 1139, 1189
Earl of Northumbria 1080de Coucyresigned 108611th creation; recreated 1086, 1139, 1189
Earl of Albemarle 1081de Blois, de Fortzextinct 1274, on the death of the 6th countess  
Earl of Northumbria 1086de Mowbrayforfeit 109512th creation; recreated 1139, 1189
Earl of Surrey 1088de Warenneextinct 1415 
Earl of Warwick 1088de Newburghforfeit 1499 
Earl of Gloucester 1093Fitzeustaceextinct 1094 
Earl of Buckingham 1097de Giffardextinct 1164, on the death of the 2nd earl  
Earl of Devon 1100de Redversforfeit 1471also forfeit 1461–1470
Earl of Leicester 1107Bellamont or Beaumontextinct 1204 
Earl of Chester 1121Meschin, Gernon, Kevelioc, Blondevilleextinct 1232, on the death of the 4th earl of this creation 3rd creation; recreated 1232, 1253, 1264, 1850
Earl of Gloucester 1121Fitzroy, Fitzrobertextinct 1183 
Earl of Richmond 1136de Bretagneextinct 1203 
Earl of Arundel 1138 [1] Aubigny, Fitzalan, Howardextantalso Duke of Norfolk, Earl of Surrey and Earl of Norfolk from 1660
Earl of Bedford 1138Beaumontforfeit 1142, by the 1st earl  
Earl of Derby 1138Ferrersforfeit 1266 
Earl of Hertford 1138de Clareextinct 1314 
Earl of Pembroke 1138de Clareextinct 1185 
Earl of Worcester 1138de Bellomontextinct 1145 
Earl of Essex 1139de Mandevilleextinct 1189 
Earl of Northumbria 1139Dunkeldforfeit 115713th creation; also Earl of Huntingdon; recreated 1189
Earl of Cornwall 1140de Bretagnedeprived 11412nd creation; recreated 1141, 1180, 1189, 1217, 1225, 1307, 1330
Earl of Norfolk 1140Bigodextinct 13072nd creation; recreated 1312, 1644
Earl of Cornwall 1141Dunstanvilleextinct 11753rd creation; recreated 1180, 1189, 1217, 1225, 1307, 1330
Earl of Hereford 1141de Gloucester, Fitzmilesextinct 11555th creation; recreated 1199
Earl of Kent 1141Ipreforfeit 11553rd creation; recreated 1227, 1321, 1360, 1461, 1465, 1866
Earl of Lincoln 1141Aubignyexchanged for Arundel, 1143 
Earl of Oxford 1141de Veredormant 1703forfeit 1265, 1388–1393, 1475–1485
Earl of Somerset 1141de Mohunextinct 1155granted by Empress Matilda, unconfirmed by subsequent monarchs, never used by descendants
Earl of Lincoln 1143de Roumareextinct 1155 
Earl of Lincoln 1147de Gantextinct 1156 
Earl of Salisbury 1149de Salisburyforfeit 1322 
Earl of Buckingham 1164de Clareextinct 1176, on the death of the first earl also Earl of Pembroke
Earl of Cornwall 1180Baldwinextinct 11884th creation; recreated 1189, 1217, 1225, 1307, 1330
Earl of Cornwall 1189Plantagenetmerged in crown 11995th creation; recreated 1217, 1225, 1307, 1330
Earl of Northumbria 1189de Puisetextinct 119514th creation; also Bishop of Durham
Earl of Pembroke 1189Marshallextant 1245 
Earl of Essex 1199Fitzpiersextinct 1227 
Earl of Hereford 1199de Bohunextinct 1373lands and titles stolen by crown.
Earl of Leicester 1206Montfortforfeit 1264 
Earl of Winchester 1207Quincyextinct 1264 
Earl of Cornwall 1217Fitz-Countresigned 12206th creation; recreated 1225, 1307, 1330
Earl of Lincoln 1217de Blundevilleextinct 1232also Earl of Chester
Earl of Kent 1226Burghextinct 12434th creation; recreated 1321, 1360, 1461, 1465, 1866
Earl of Cornwall 1226Plantagenetextinct 13007th creation; recreated 1307, 1330
Earl of Essex 1227de Bohunextant 1372 
Earl of Lincoln 1232Lacy, Plantagenetextinct 1348 
Earl of Chester 1232of Scotlandextinct 1237, on the death of the first earl of this creation 4th creation; recreated 1253, 1264, 1850
Earl of Warwick 1246Plessetsextinct 1268 
Earl of Pembroke 1247Valenceextinct 1323 
Earl of Chester 1254Plantagenetmerged in the crown 12725th creation; recreated 1264, 1850
Earl of Chester 1264de Montfortforfeit 12656th creation; recreated 1850
Earl of Lancaster 1267Plantagenetforfeit 1321restored 1327; created Duke of Lancaster in 1351 
Earl of Richmond 1268de Dreuxextinct 1399forfeit 1342–1372
Earl of Leicester 1265Plantagenetextinct 1361 
Earl of Sussex 1282Plantagenetextinct 1347 
Earl of Chester 1284 [2] Plantagenetextinct 1284, on the death of the first earl of this creation
Earl of Arundel 1289[ citation needed ]Fitzalan, Howardextantforfeit 1326–1331, 1397–1400, 1589–1604
Earl of Gloucester, Earl of Hertford 1299Monthermerextinct 1306 
Earl of Chester 7 February 1301Plantagenetmerged in crown 1307also Prince of Wales
Earl of Cornwall 6 August 1307de Gravestonextinct 1312 
Earl of Norfolk 16 December 1312Plantagenetextinct 1338 
Earl of Kent 28 July 1321Plantagenetextinct 1385 
Earl of Carlisle 25 March 1322Harclayforfeit 1323 
Earl of Winchester 10 May 1322Despenserforfeit 1326 
Earl of March 9 November 1328Mortimer, Plantagenetmerged in crown 1461forfeit 1330–1354; also Earl of Ulster in Ireland from 1382; also Duke of York and Earl of Cambridge from 1425
Earl of Cornwall 1 December 1330Plantagenetextinct 1336 
Earl of Salisbury 13 March 1337Montacuteforfeit 1400 
Earl of Derby 16 March 1337Plantagenetextinct 1361also Earl of Lancaster and Earl of Leicester; created Earl of Lincoln in 1349 and Duke of Lancaster in 1351
Earl of Gloucester 16 March 1337Despenser, Audleyextinct 1347 
Earl of Huntingdon 16 March 1337de Clinton, Clintonextinct 1354 
Earl of Northampton 16 March 1337de Bohunextinct 1438abeyant 1373–1384
Earl of Suffolk 16 March 1337Uffordextinct 1382 
Earl of Pembroke 13 October 1339Hastingsextinct 1391 
Earl of Cambridge 7 May 1340de Juliersextinct 1361 
Earl of Richmond 24 September 1341Montfortextinct 1345also Duke of Brittany in France
Earl of Richmond 26 September 1345Plantagenetsurrendered peerage 1372also Earl of Lancaster and Earl of Leicester from 1361; created Duke of Lancaster in 1362
Earl of Lincoln 20 August 1349Plantagenetextinct 1361also Earl of Lancaster, Earl of Leicester, and Earl of Derby; created Duke of Lancaster in 1351
Earl of Stafford 3 March 1351Staffordforfeit 1521created Duke of Buckingham in 1444; forfeit 1483–1486
Earl of Kent 20 November 1360Hollandextinct 1408created Duke of Surrey in 1397, which title forfeit 1400
Earl of Cambridge 13 November 1362Plantagenetresigned peerage 1414created Duke of York in 1385
Earl of Bedford 11 May 1366de Coucy, Couciresigned 1377, by the first earl  
Earl of Richmond 20 June 1372Montfortextinct 1399also Duke of Brittany in France
Earl of Norfolk 1375Manny, Mowbrayextinct 1481created Duchess of Norfolk in 1397; that title extinct 1399; also Earl of Nottingham 1400–1476 and Duke of Norfolk 1397–1399, 1425–1476
Earl of Essex 1376Plantagenetforfeit 1397created Earl of Buckingham in 1377, Duke of Gloucester and Aumale in 1385
Earl of Buckingham 13 July 1377Plantagenetextinct 1399, on the death of the 2nd earl created Duke of Gloucester in 1385; that title forfeit 1397
Earl of Nottingham 15 July 1377Mowbrayextinct 1382 
Earl of Northumberland 16 July 1377Percyforfeit 1537also forfeit 1406–1414, 1461–1470
Earl of Huntingdon 16 July 1377Angleextinct 1380 
Earl of Nottingham 2 February 1383Mowbrayextinct 1475created Duke of Norfolk 1397; the ducal title was not in use 1399–1425
Earl of Suffolk 6 August 1385de la Poleforfeit 1503created Marquess of Suffolk in 1444 and Duke of Suffolk in 1448; those titles surrendered in 1493
Earl of Derby 3 September 1385Plantagenetmerged in crown 1399created Duke of Hereford in 1397; also Duke of Lancaster, Earl of Lancaster, and Earl of Leicester from 1399
Earl of Huntingdon 2 June 1387Hollandforfeit 1461created Duke of Exeter in 1397; both peerages forfeit 1400; restored 1417; again created Duke of Exeter in 1443
Earl of Rutland 25 February 1390Plantagenetextinct 1402created Duke of Aumale in 1397, but deprived of the title in 1399; title was created only in the lifetime of his father; he became Duke of York and Earl of Cambridge at his father's death in 1402
Earl of Somerset 10 February 1397Beaufortforfeit 1463created Marquess of Somerset in 1397, but deprived of the title in 1399; created Duke of Somerset in 1443; that title extinct 1444; also Marquess of Dorset and Earl of Dorset from 1444; created Duke of Somerset in 1448
Earl of Gloucester 29 September 1397Despenserdeprived of peerage 1399 
Earl of Westmorland 29 September 1397Nevilleforfeit 1570 
Earl of Wiltshire 29 September 1397Scropeforfeit 1399 
Earl of Worcester 29 September 1397Percyextinct 1404 
Earl of Dorset 5 July 1411Beaufortextinct 1426created Duke of Exeter in 1416
Earl of Aumale 9 July 1412Plantagenetextinct 1421subsidiary title of the Duke of Clarence
Earl of Cambridge 1 May 1414Plantagenetmerged in crown 1461attainted 1415–1426
Earl of Kendal 16 May 1414Plantagenetextinct 1435subsidiary title of the Duke of Bedford created Earl of Richmond in 1414
Earl of Pembroke 16 May 1414Plantagenetextinct 1447subsidiary title of the Duke of Gloucester
Earl of Richmond 24 November 1414Plantagenetextinct 1435also Duke of Bedford and Earl of Kendal
Earl of Worcester February 1421Beauchampextinct 1431 
Earl of Dorset August 1441Beaufortforfeit 1463created Marquess of Dorset in 1442 and Duke of Somerset in 1448
Earl of Shrewsbury 20 May 1442Talbotextantcreated Earl of Waterford in Ireland in 1446, also Earl Talbot in Great Britain from 1856. From 1694 to 1718 also Duke of Shrewsbury and Marquess of Alton. 2nd and last creation.
Earl of Salisbury 1442Nevilleforfeit 1471also Earl of Warwick from 1460
Earl of Kendal 28 August 1443Beaufortextinct 1444subsidiary title of the Duke of Somerset; also Earl of Somerset
Earl of Kendal 1446de Foixsurrendered peerage 1462 
Earl of Wiltshire 8 July 1449Butlerextinct 1461 
Earl of Worcester 16 July 1449Tiptoftforfeit 1485 
Earl of Warwick 23 July 1449Nevilleforfeit 1471also Earl of Salisbury from 1460
Earl of Surrey 24 March 1451Mowbrayextinct 1475also Duke of Norfolk from 1461
Earl of Richmond 6 March 1453Tudorforfeit 1461 
Earl of Pembroke 6 March 1453Tudorextinct 1495forfeit 1461–1485; created Duke of Bedford in 1485
Earl of Essex 30 June 1461Bourchierextinct 1539 
Earl of Kent 30 June 1461Nevilleextinct 1463 
Earl of Kent 20 May 1465Greyextinct 1740created Marquess of Kent and Earl of Harold in 1706; created Duke of Kent in Great Britain in 1710 and Marquess Grey in Great Britain in 1740
Earl Rivers 24 May 1466Widvileextinct 1491 
Earl of Lincoln 13 March 1467de la Poleextinct 1487 
Earl of Northumberland 13 March 1467Nevilleresigned 1470afterwards created Marquess of Montagu
Earl of Pembroke 8 September 1468Herbertresigned peerage 1479afterwards created Earl of Huntingdon
Earl of Devon 17 May 1469Staffordforfeit 1469 
Earl of Wiltshire 5 January 1470Staffordextinct 1499 
Earl of Huntingdon 14 August 1471Greysurrendered peerage 1475afterwards created Marquess of Dorset
Earl of Salisbury 25 March 1472Plantagenetforfeit 1478also Duke of Clarence and Earl of Warwick 1472–1478; forfeit 1478–1485; restored as Earl of Warwick 1493; titles forfeit 1499–1513
Earl of Warwick 25 March 1472Plantagenetforfeit 1499also Duke of Clarence and Earl of Salisbury 1472–1478; forfeit 1478–1493; also Earl of Salisbury 1493–1499
Earl of Winchester 13 October 1472Brugesresigned 1500 [3]  
Earl of Nottingham 12 June 1476Plantagenetextinct 1483also Duke of York and Duke of Norfolk
Earl of Salisbury 15 February 1478Plantagenetextinct 1484also Prince of Wales and Duke of Cornwall from 1483
Earl of Huntingdon 14 July 1479Herbertextinct 1491previously Earl of Pembroke
Earl of March 18 July 1479Plantagenetmerged in crown 1483also Prince of Wales, Duke of Cornwall, and Earl of Pembroke
Earl of Pembroke 18 July 1479Plantagenetmerged in crown 1483also Prince of Wales, Duke of Cornwall, and Earl of March
Earl of Nottingham 28 June 1483Berkeleyextinct 1491created Marquess of Berkeley in 1488
Earl of Surrey 28 June 1483Beaumont, Fitzalan-Howardextantforfeit 1485–1489; also Duke of Norfolk 1514–1572; forfeit 1572–1604; also Earl of Arundel from 1604 and Earl of Norfolk from 1644; restored as Duke of Norfolk 1660
Earl of Devon 26 October 1485Courtenayforfeit 1539created Marquess of Exeter in 1525
Earl of Derby 27 October 1485Stanleyextant 
Earl of Bath 6 January 1486de Chandéeextinct after 1486, on the death of the first earl  
Earl of Wiltshire 27 January 1510Staffordextinct 1523 
Earl of Worcester 1 February 1514Somersetextantcreated Marquess of Worcester in 1642 and Duke of Beaufort in 1682
Earl of Cumberland 18 June 1525Cliffordextinct 1643 
Earl of Nottingham 18 June 1525Fitzroyextinct 1536subsidiary title of the Duke of Richmond and Somerset
Earl of Rutland 18 June 1525Mannersextantcreated Duke of Rutland and Marquess of Granby in 1703
Earl of Lincoln 18 June 1525Brandonextinct 1534 
Earl of Huntingdon 8 December 1529Hastingsextant  6th and last creation
Earl of Wiltshire 8 December 1529Boleynextinct 1538created Earl of Ormonde in Ireland at the same time
Earl of Sussex 8 December 1529Ratcliffextinct 1641 
Earl of Bath 9 July 1536Bourchierextinct 1654, on the death of the 5th earl  
Earl of Hertford 18 October 1537Seymourforfeit 1551created Duke of Somerset in 1547
Earl of Southampton 18 October 1537Fitzwilliamextinct 1543 
Earl of Bridgewater 19 July 1538Daubeneyextinct 1548, on the death of the first earl  
Earl of Essex 17 April 1540Cromwellforfeit 1540 
Earl of Essex 23 December 1543Parrextinct 1571created Marquess of Northampton in 1547; forfeit 1553–1559
Earl of Southampton 16 February 1547Wriothesleyextinct 1667also Earl of Chichester from 1653
Earl of Warwick 18 February 1547Dudleyforfeit 1553created Duke of Northumberland in 1551
Earl of Bedford 19 January 1550Russellextantcreated Duke of Bedford and Marquess of Tavistock in 1694
Earl of Wiltshire 19 January 1550Pauletextantcreated Marquess of Winchester in 1551, created Duke of Bolton in 1689, which title extinct 1794
Earl of Pembroke 11 October 1551Herbertextantalso Earl of Montgomery from 1630
Earl of Devon 3 September 1553Courtenayextantdormant between 1556 and 1831
Earl of Northumberland 1 May 1557Percyextinct 1670 
Earl of Hertford 13 January 1559Seymourextinct 1750created Marquess of Hertford 1641, which title extinct 1675. Restored to the Dukedom of Somerset in 1660
Earl of Warwick 26 December 1561Dudleyextinct 1589 
Earl of Leicester 29 September 1564Dudleyextinct 1588 
Earl of Essex 4 May 1572Devereuxextinct 1646peerage forfeit 1601–1604
Earl of Lincoln 4 May 1572de Clinton, Pelham-Clinton-Hope, Fiennes-Clintonextantalso Duke of Newcastle-under-Lyme from 1768 until 1988
Earl of Nottingham 22 October 1596Howardextinct 1681 
Earl of Devonshire 21 July 1603Blountextinct 1606 
Earl of Suffolk 21 July 1603Howardextantalso Earl of Bindon from 1709 until 1722 and Earl of Berkshire from 1745
Earl of Dorset 13 March 1604Sackvilleextinct 1843also Earl of Middlesex from 1677; created Duke of Dorset in 1720
Earl of Northampton 13 March 1604Howardextinct 1614 
Earl of Exeter 4 May 1605Cecilextantcreated Marquess of Exeter in the United Kingdom in 1801
Earl of Montgomery 4 May 1605Herbertextantalso Earl of Pembroke from 1630
Earl of Salisbury 4 May 1605Cecilextantcreated Marquess of Salisbury in Great Britain in 1789
Earl of Richmond 6 October 1613Stuartextinct 1624also Duke of Lennox, Earl of Lennox, and Earl of Darnley in Scotland; created Duke of Richmond and Earl of Newcastle-upon-Tyne in 1623
Earl of Somerset 3 November 1613Carrextinct 1645 
Earl of Buckingham 5 January 1617Villiersextinct 1687, on the death of the 2nd earl created Marquess of Buckingham in 1618 and Duke of Buckingham and Earl of Coventry in 1623
Earl of Bridgewater 27 May 1617Egertonextinct 1829, on the death of the 8th earl created Duke of Bridgewater and Marquess of Brackley in Great Britain in 1720, which titles extinct 1803
Countess of Buckingham 1 July 1618Villiers, on the death of the first countess extinct 1632peerage for life only
Earl of Northampton 2 August 1618Comptonextantcreated Marquess of Northampton and Earl Compton in the United Kingdom in 1812
Earl of Leicester 2 August 1618Sydneyextinct 1743 
Earl of Warwick 2 August 1618Richextinct 1759also Earl of Holland from 1673
Earl of Devonshire 7 August 1618Cavendishextantcreated Duke of Devonshire and Marquess of Hartington in 1694, also Earl of Burlington in the United Kingdom from 1858
Earl of March 7 June 1619Stuartextinct 1672also Duke of Lennox, Earl of Lennox and Earl of Darnley in Scotland from 1624; created Duke of Richmond in 1641
Earl of Cambridge 16 June 1619Hamiltonextinct 1651also Marquess of Hamilton and Earl of Arran in Scotland; created Duke of Hamilton, Marquess of Clydesdale, and Earl of Arran and Cambridge in Scotland in 1643; also Earl of Lanark in Scotland from 1649
Earl of Holderness 22 January 1621Ramsayextinct 1625 
Earl of Berkshire 28 June 1621Norrisextinct 1623, on the death of the first earl  
Earl of Carlisle 13 September 1622Hayextinct 1660, on the death of the 2nd earl  
Earl of Denbigh 14 September 1622Feildingextantalso Earl of Desmond in Ireland from 1675
Earl of Bristol 15 September 1622Digbyextinct 1698, on the death of the 3rd earl  
Earl of Middlesex 16 September 1622Cranfieldextinct 1674 
Earl of Anglesey 18 April 1623Villiersextinct 1661, on the death of the 2nd earl 
Earl of Newcastle upon Tyne 17 May 1623Stuartextinct 1624subsidiary title of the Duke of Richmond; also Earl of Richmond in England and Duke of Lennox, Earl of Lennox, and Earl of Darnley in Scotland
Earl of Coventry 18 May 1623Villiersextinct 1687subsidiary title of the Duke of Buckingham; also Marquess of Buckingham and Earl of Buckingham
Earl of Holland 24 September 1624Richextinct 1759also Earl of Warwick from 1673
Earl of Clare 2 November 1624Hollesextinct 1711created Duke of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Marquess of Clare in 1694
Earl of Bolingbroke 28 December 1624St. Johnextinct 1711, on the death of the 3rd earl  
Earl of Westmorland 29 December 1624Faneextant 
Earl of Cleveland 5 February 1626Wentworthextinct 1667 
Earl of Danby 5 February 1626Danversextinct 1644 
Earl of Manchester 5 February 1626Montaguextantcreated Duke of Manchester in Great Britain in 1719
Earl of Marlborough 5 February 1626Leyextinct 1679 
Earl of Mulgrave 5 February 1626Sheffieldextinct 1735created Marquess of Normanby in 1694 and Duke of Buckingham and Normanby in 1703
Earl of Totness 5 February 1626Carewextinct 1629 
Earl of Berkshire 7 February 1626Howardextantalso Earl of Suffolk from 1745
Earl of Monmouth 7 February 1626Careyextinct 1661 
Earl of Banbury 18 August 1626Knollysextinct 1632, on the death of the first earl  
Earl of Norwich 24 October 1626Dennyextinct 1630 
Earl Rivers 4 November 1626Savageextinct 1728 
Earl of Lindsey 22 November 1626Bertieextantcreated Marquess of Lindsey in 1706 and Duke of Ancaster and Kesteven in Great Britain in 1715, which titles extinct 1809, also Earl of Abingdon from 1938
Earl of Sunderland 19 June 1627Scropeextinct 1630 
Earl of Newcastle-upon-Tyne 7 March 1628Cavendishextinct 1691created Marquess of Newcastle-upon-Tyne in 1643 and Duke of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Earl of Ogle in 1664
Earl of Dover 8 March 1628Careyextinct 1677 
Earl of Peterborough 9 March 1628Mordauntextinct 1814also Earl of Monmouth from 1697
Earl of Stamford 26 March 1628Greyextinct 1976 
Earl of Winchilsea 11 July 1628Finchextantalso Earl of Nottingham from 1729
Earl of Kingston-upon-Hull 25 July 1628Pierrepontextinct 1773created Marquess of Dorchester in 1645; that title extinct 1680; created Marquess of Dorchester in 1706 and Duke of Kingston-upon-Hull in 1715
Earl of Carnarvon 2 August 1628Dormerextinct 1709, on the death of the 2nd earl  
Earl of Newport 3 August 1628Blountextinct 1681 
Earl of Chesterfield 4 August 1628Scudamore-Stanhopeextinct 1967 
Earl of Thanet 5 August 1628Tuftonextinct 1849 
Earl of St Albans 23 August 1628Burghextinct 1659 
Earl of Portland 17 February 1633Westonextinct 1688 
Earl of Strafford 12 January 1640Wentworthextinct 1695peerage forfeit 1641–1662; also Earl of Strafford (1641) from 1662
Countess Rivers 21 April 1641Savageextinct 1651peerage for life only
Earl of Strafford 1 December 1641Wentworthextinct 1695 
Earl of Sunderland 8 June 1643Spencerextantalso Duke of Marlborough, Marquess of Blandford and Earl of Marlborough from 1733
Earl of Holderness 24 January 1644Wittelsbachextinct 1682subsidiary title of the Duke of Cumberland
Earl of Sussex 25 May 1644Savileextinct 1671 
Earl of Brentford 27 May 1644Ruthven, Ruthynextinct 1651, on the death of the 1st earl also Earl of Forth in the Peerage of Scotland
Earl of Chichester 3 June 1644Leigh, Wriothesleyextinct 1667also Earl of Southampton from 1653
Earl of Norfolk 6 June 1644Beaumont, Fitzalan-Howardextantalso Duke of Norfolk, Earl of Arundel and Earl of Surrey from 1660. 4th and last creation
Earl of Norwich 28 November 1644Goringextinct 1672 
Earl of Glamorgan 1644Somersetextant?this title was possibly never actually created, but has been claimed as a subsidiary title by the Marquesses of Worcester and Dukes of Beaufort
Earl of Scarsdale 11 November 1645Lekeextinct 1736 
Earl of Lichfield 10 December 1645Stuartextinct 1672 
Earl of Rochester 13 December 1652Wilmotextinct 1681 
Earl of Cambridge 13 May 1659Stuartextinct 1660subsidiary title of the Duke of Gloucester
Earl of St Albans 27 April 1660Jermynextinct 1683 
Countess of Chesterfield 29 May 1660Stanhopeextinct 1667peerage for life only
Earl of Torrington 7 July 1660Monckextinct 1688subsidiary title of the Duke of Albemarle
Earl of Sandwich 12 July 1660Montaguextant 
Countess of Guilford 14 July 1660Boyleextinct 1667peerage for life only
Earl of Brecknock 20 July 1660Butlerforfeit 1715also Marquess of Ormonde in Ireland, created Duke of Ormonde in Ireland in 1661 and Duke of Ormonde in 1682
Earl of Anglesey 20 April 1661Annesleyextinct 1761, on the death of the 6th earl  
Earl of Bath 20 April 1661Granvilleextinct 1711, on the death of the 3rd earl  
Earl of Cardigan 20 April 1661Brudenellextantalso Marquess of Ailesbury and Earl Bruce in the United Kingdom and Earl of Ailesbury in Great Britain from 1868
Earl of Clarendon 20 April 1661Hydeextinct 1753 
Earl of Essex 20 April 1661CapelextantDormant 1981–1989
Earl of Carlisle 30 April 1661Howardextant 
Earl of Doncaster 14 February 1663Scottextantsubsidiary title of the Duke of Monmouth, created Duke of Buccleuch and Earl of Dalkeith in Scotland in 1663, forfeit from 1685 to 1743, also Duke of Buccleuch and Earl of Dalkeith in Scotland from 1743, also Duke of Queensberry, Marquess of Dumfriesshire and Earl of Drumlanrig and Sanquhar in Scotland from 1810
Earl of Craven 16 March 1664Cravenextinct 1697 
Earl of Falmouth 17 March 1664Berkeleyextinct 1665 
Earl of Ailesbury 18 March 1664Bruceextinct 1747, on the death of the 3rd Earl also Earl of Elgin in Scotland
Earl of Burlington 20 March 1664Boyleextinct 1753 
Earl of Cambridge 23 August 1664Stuartextinct 1667 
Earl of Ogle 16 March 1665Cavendishextinct 1691subsidiary title of the Duke of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, also Marquess of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Earl of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Earl of Kendal 1666Stuartextinct 22 May 1667also Duke of Kendal from 1666
Earl of Southampton 3 August 1670Fitzroy, Villiersextinct 1774subsidiary title of the Duke of Cleveland, also Duke of Southampton and Earl of Chichester from 1709
Earl of Arlington 22 April 1672Bennet, Fitzroyabeyant 1936, on the death of the 10th earl also Duke of Grafton and Earl of Euston from 1757
Earl of Shaftesbury 23 April 1672Ashley-Cooperextant 
Earl of Euston 16 August 1672Fitzroyextantcreated Duke of Grafton in 1675, also Earl of Arlington from 1757 until 1936
Earl of Norwich 19 October 1672Howardextinct 1777also Duke of Norfolk from 1677
Countess of Fareham 19 August 1673Penancoet de Kerouailleextinct 1734subsidiary title of the Duchess of Portsmouth, peerage for life only
Earl of Powis 4 April 1674Herbertextinct 1748created Marquess of Powis in 1687
Earl of Lichfield 5 June 1674Leeextinct 1776 
Earl of Guilford 25 June 1674Maitlandextinct 1682Subsidiary title of the Duke of Lauderdale
Earl of Danby 27 June 1674Osborneextinct 1964created Marquess of Carmarthen in 1689 and Duke of Leeds in 1694
Earl of Northumberland 1 October 1674Fitzroyextinct 1716created Duke of Northumberland in 1683
Earl of Sussex 5 October 1674Lennardextinct 1715 
Earl of Middlesex 4 April 1675Sackvilleextinct 1843also Earl of Dorset from 1677; created Duke of Dorset in 1720
Earl of Plymouth 28 July 1675Fitzcharlesextinct 1680 
Earl of March 9 August 1675Gordon-Lennoxextantsubsidiary title of the Duke of Richmond, created Duke of Lennox and Earl of Darnley in Scotland at the same time, created Duke of Gordon and Earl of Kinrara in the United Kingdom in 1876
Earl of Chichester 10 September 1675Fitzroyextinct 1774subsidiary title of the Duke of Southampton, also Duke of Cleveland and Earl of Southampton from 1709
Earl of Feversham 8 April 1676Duras, Sondesextinct 1709 
Earl of Burford 27 December 1676Beauclerkextantcreated Duke of St Albans in 1684
Earl of Conway 23 April 1679Conwayextinct 1683 
Earl of Halifax 16 July 1679Savileextinct 1700created Marquess of Halifax in 1682
Earl of Radnor 23 July 1679Robartesextinct 1757 
Earl of Macclesfield 23 July 1679Gerardextinct 1702 
Earl of Yarmouth 30 July 1679Pastonextinct 1732 
Earl of Berkeley 11 September 1679Berkeleyextinct 1942, on the death of the 8th earl 
Countess of Sheppey 6 September 1680Walterextinct 1686peerage for life only
Earl of Nottingham 12 May 1681Finchextantalso Earl of Winchilsea from 1729
Earl of Rochester 29 November 1682Hydeextinct 1753also Earl of Clarendon from 1723
Earl of Abingdon 30 November 1682Bertieextantalso Earl of Lindsey from 1938
Earl of Gainsborough 1 December 1682Noelextinct 1798 
Earl of Plymouth 6 December 1682Windsorextinct 1843 
Earl of Holderness December 1682D'Arcyextinct 1778 
Countess of Dorchester 20 January 1686Sedleyextinct 1717peerage for life only
Earl of Tinmouth 19 March 1687Fitzjamesforfeit 1695subsidiary title of the Duke of Berwick-upon-Tweed
Earl of Derwentwater 7 March 1688Radcliffeforfeit 1716 
Countess of Stafford 5 October 1688Staffordextinct 1694peerage for life only
Earl of Stafford 5 October 1688Howardextinct 1762 
Earl Fauconberg 9 April 1689Belasyseextinct 1700Also Viscount Fauconberg.
Earl of Kendal 9 April 1689Oldenburgextinct 1708subsidiary title of the Duke of Cumberland
Earl of Marlborough 9 April 1689Churchill, Spencer, Spencer-Churchillextantcreated Duke of Marlborough and Marquess of Blandford in 1702, also Earl of Sunderland from 1733
Earl of Montagu 9 April 1689Montaguextinct 1749created Duke of Montagu in 1705
Earl of Portland 9 April 1689Cavendish-Bentinckextantcreated Duke of Portland and Marquess of Titchfield in Great Britain in 1716, which titles extinct 1990
Earl of Monmouth 9 April 1689Mordauntextinct 1814also Earl of Peterborough from 1697
Earl of Brentford 10 April 1689Schombergextinct 1719subsidiary title of the Duke of Schomberg, created Marquess of Harwich at the same time, created Duke of Leinster and Earl of Bangor in Ireland in 1691
Earl of Torrington 29 May 1689Herbertextinct 1716 
Earl of Warrington 7 April 1690Boothextinct 1758 
Earl of Scarbrough 15 April 1690Lumleyextant 
Earl of Bradford 11 May 1694Newportextinct 1762, on the death of the 4th earl  
Earl of Romney 14 May 1694Sydneyextinct 1704 
Earl of Rochford 10 May 1695Nassau van Zuylesteinextinct 1830 
Earl of Tankerville 11 June 1695Greyextinct 1701 
Earl of Albemarle 10 February 1697Keppelextant 
Earl of Coventry 26 April 1697Coventryextant 
Earl of Orford 7 May 1697Russellextinct 1727 
Earl of Jersey 13 October 1697Child-Villiersextant 
Earl of Grantham 24 December 1698de Nassau, Nassau, de Auverquerqueextinct 1754 
Earl of Greenwich 26 November 1705Campbellextinct 1743subsidiary title of the Duke of Argyll
Earl of Milford Haven 9 November 1706Guelphextinct 1727subsidiary title of the Duke of Cambridge, created Marquess of Cambridge at the same time
Earl of Harold 14 November 1706Greyextinct 1740subsidiary title of the Marquess of Kent, also Earl of Kent, created Duke of Kent in Great Britain in 1710 and Marquess Grey in Great Britain in 1740
Earl of Wharton 23 December 1706Whartonextinct 1731created the Marquess of Catherlough, Marquess of Wharton and Marquess of Malmesbury in 1715; created the Duke of Wharton in 1718
Earl Poulett 24 December 1706Poulettextinct 1973 
Earl of Godolphin 26 December 1706Godolphinextinct 1766 
Earl of Cholmondeley 29 December 1706Cholmondeleyextantcreated Marquess of Cholmondeley and Earl of Rocksavage in the United Kingdom in 1815
Earl of Bindon 30 December 1706Howardextinct 1722, on the death of the 2nd earl also Earl of Suffolk from 1709

Earldoms in the Peerage of Scotland, 1072–1707

TitleDate of creationSurnameCurrent statusNotes
Earl of Dunbar 1072de Dunbarforfeit 1435Mormaer
Earl of Fife 1107unknownextinct 1120Mormaer
Earl of Angus 1115Gilchrist, Umfravilleextinct 1381Mormaer
Earl of Atholl 1115Strathbogieextinct 1314Mormaer
Earl of Stratherne 1115Maliseforfeit 1332Mormaer
Earl of Fife 1120unknownextinct 1128Mormaer
Earl of Fife 1129Macduff, Stewartforfeit 1425Mormaer
Earl of Ross 1157MacHethextinct 1163Mormaer
Earl of Menteith bef. 1164Menteith, Stewartextinct 1425Mormaer
Earl of Lennox 1184Mcarkillextinct 1459Mormaer
Earl of Carrick 1186Bruceextinct 1306Mormaer
Earl of Ross 1215MacTaggart, de Ross, Leslie, Macdonaldsurrendered 1476Mormaer
Earl of Buchan 1221Comynforfeit 1320Mormaer
Earl of Sutherland 1230de Moravia/Sutherland, Gordon, Sutherland, Leveson-Gower, Sutherland (Janson)extantMormaer - also Duke of Sutherland and Marquess of Stafford in the United Kingdom and Earl Gower in Great Britain from 1839 until 1963
Earl of Atholl 1314Campbellresigned 1333
Earl of Carrick 1314Bruceextinct 1371
Earl of Moray 1314Randolph, Dunbar, Stuartforfeit 1455
Earl of Angus 1330Stewartresigned 1389
Earl of Caithness 1334Strathearnforfeit 1335
Earl of Atholl 1341Douglasextinct 1371
Earl of Wigtown [4] 9 November 1341Flemingsurrendered title 1372 
Earl of Strathearn 1343Morayresigned 1346 
Earl of Douglas 1358Douglasforfeit 1456 
Earl of Strathearn 1358Stewartforfeit 1437 
Earl of Moray 1359Plantagenetextinct 1361 
Earl of Carrick 1361Cunynghameextinct 1363 
Earl of Buchan 1374Stewartextinct 1425 
Earl of Caithness 1375Stewartforfeit 1437 
Earl of Angus 1389Douglasextantcreated Marquess of Douglas in 1633; created Duke of Douglas in 1703, which title extinct in 1761; also Duke of Hamilton from 1761
Earl of Carrick 1390Stewartextinct 
Earl of Crawford 1398Lindsayextantalso Earl of Lindsay 1652–1808; dormant 1808–1848; also Earl of Balcarres from 1848
Earl of Carrick 1398Stewartextant 
Earl of Mar 1404Mar, Erskine, Goodeve Erskine, Marextantforfeit 1716–1824; also Earl of Kellie 1829–1866; dormant 1866–1885
Earl of Menteith [5] 6 September 1427Grahamextinct or dormant 1694 
Earl of Strathearn 1427Grahamextinct 1427 
Earl of Avondale 1437Douglasforfeit 1456 
Earl of Huntly 1445Gordonextantcreated Marquess of Huntly and Earl of Enzie in 1599, created Duke of Gordon in 1684, which title extinct 1836, created Earl of Norwich in Great Britain in 1784, which title extinct 1836, also Earl of Aboyne from 1836
Earl of Ormond 1445Douglasforfeit 1455 
Earl of Caithness 1452Crichtonextinct 1455 
Earl of Erroll 1453Hayextant 
Earl of Caithness 1455Sinclairextant 
Earl of Argyll 1457Campbellextantcreated Duke of Argyll, Marquess of Kintyre and Lorne and Earl of Campbell and Cowall in 1701, also Earl of Ilay from 1743 until 1761, created Duke of Argyll in the United Kingdom in 1892
Earl of Atholl 1457Stewartresigned 1595 
Earl of Morton 1458Douglasextant 
Earl of Rothes 1458Leslieextant 
Earl Marischal 1458Keithforfeit 1715 
Earl of Mar and Garioch 1459Stewartextinct 1479 
Earl of Arran 1467Boydforfeit 1469 
Earl of Buchan 1469Stewart, Erskineextant 
Earl of Ross 1481Stewartextinct 1504created Duke of Ross in 1488.
Earl of Mar and Garioch 1483Stewartforfeit 1483also Duke of Albany
Earl of Mar and Garioch 1486Stewartextinct 1503 
Earl of Glencairn 1488Cunynghamedormant 1796 
Earl of Bothwell 1488Hepburnforfeit 1567created Duke of Orkney and Marquess of Fife in 1567
Earl of Ardmenach 1488Stewartextinct 1504subsidiary title of the Duke of Ross, created Marquess of Ormonde at the same time
Earl of Lennox 1488Stewartmerged in Crown 1571 
Earl of Moray 1501Stewartextinct 1544 
Earl of Arran 11 August 1503Hamiltondormant peerage earldom dormant, territorial earldom extant
Earl of Montrose 3 March 1505Grahamextantcreated Marquess of Montrose in 1644 and Duke of Montrose, Marquess of Graham and Buchanan and Earl of Kincardine in 1707, also Earl Graham of Belford in Great Britain from 1742
Earl of Eglinton January 1507Montgomerieextantcreated Earl of Winton in the United Kingdom in 1859
Earl of Cassilis 1509Kennedyextantcreated Marquess of Ailsa in the United Kingdom in 1831
Earl of Moray 30 January 1562Stuartextant 
Earl of Ross 15 May 1565Stuartmerged in crown 1567subsidiary title of the Duke of Albany
Earl of Mar 24 June 1565Erskineextantforfeit 1716–1824; also Earl of Kellie 1829–1866 and since 1875
Earl of Lennox 18 April 1572Stewartextinct 1576 
Earl of Lennox 16 June 1578Stewartsurrendered peerage 1580 
Earl of Lennox 5 March 1580Stewartextinct 1672created Earl of Darnley and Duke of Lennox in 1581
Earl of March 5 March 1580Stewartextinct 1672 
Earl of Morton 5 June 1581Maxwellreturned 1586 
Earl of Bothwell 16 June 1581Stewartforfeit 1624 
Earl of Darnley 5 August 1581Stewartextinct 1672subsidiary title of the Duke of Lennox
Earl of Gowrie 23 August 1581Ruthvenforfeit 1600 
Earl of Arran 28 October 1581Stewartreturned 1585see Lord Ochiltree
Earl of Orkney 28 October 1581Stewartforfeit 1614 
Earl of Atholl 6 March 1596Stewartresigned 1625 
Earl of Arran 17 April 1599Hamiltondormant 1651subsidiary title of the Marquess of Hamilton
Earl of Enzie 17 April 1599Gordonextantsubsidiary title of the Marquess of Huntly, also Earl of Huntly, created Duke of Gordon in 1684, which title extinct 1836, created Earl of Norwich in Great Britain in 1784, which title extinct 1836, also Earl of Aboyne from 1836
Earl of Linlithgow 15 November 1600Livingstonforfeit 1716 
Earl of Wintoun 16 November 1600Setonforfeit 1716 
Earl of Ross [6] 23 December 1600Stewartmerged in crown 1625subsidiary title of the Duke of Albany
Earl of Home 4 March 1605Douglas-Homeextant 
Earl of Perth 4 March 1605Drummondextantforfeit 1716–1853, also Earl of Melfort 1853–1902
Earl of Dunfermline 4 March 1605Setonforfeit 1690 
Earl of Dunbar 3 July 1605Homedormant 1611 
Earl of Wigtown 19 March 1606Flemingextinct or dormant 1747 
Earl of Abercorn [7] 10 July 1606Hamiltonextantcreated Marquess of Abercorn in Great Britain in 1790 and Duke of Abercorn in Ireland and Marquess of Hamilton in the United Kingdom in 1868
Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne 10 July 1606Lyonextantoriginally designated Earl of Kinghorne; designation changed to Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne in 1677; created Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne in the United Kingdom in 1937
Earl of Lothian 10 July 1606Kerrextantcreated Earl of Lothian in 1631, also Earl of Ancram from 1690, created Marquess of Lothian in 1701
Earl of Tullibardine 10 July 1606Murrayextinct 1670 
Earl of Roxburghe 18 September 1616Kerextantcreated Duke of Roxburghe, Marquess of Bowmont and Cessford and Earl of Kelso in 1707, also Earl Ker in Great Britain from 1741 until 1804, created Earl Innes in the United Kingdom in 1837
Earl of Kellie 12 March 1619Erskineextantalso Earl of Mar 1829–1866 and since 1875
Earl of Buccleuch 16 March 1619Scottextantcreated Duke of Buccleuch and Earl of Dalkeith in 1663, also Earl of Doncaster in England from 1743 and Duke of Queensberry, Marquess of Dumfriesshire and Earl of Drumlanrig and Sanquhar from 1810
Earl of Haddington 20 March 1619Hamilton, Baillie-Hamiltonextantoriginally created as Earl of Melrose; designation changed to Earl of Haddington in 1627
Earl of Nithsdale 20 August 1620Maxwellforfeit 1716 
Earl of Galloway 19 September 1623Stewartextant 
Earl of Seaforth 3 December 1623Mackenzieforfeit 1716 
Earl of Lauderdale 14 March 1624Maitlandextantcreated Duke of Lauderdale in 1672; that title extinct 1682
Earl of Annandale 13 March 1625Murrayextinct 1658 
Earl of Tullibardine 30 January 1628Murrayextantcreated Marquess of Atholl and Earl of Tullibardine in 1676 and Duke of Atholl, Marquess of Tullibardine and Earl of Strathtay and Strathardle in 1703
Earl of Carrick 22 July 1628Stewartextinct 1652 
Earl of Atholl 17 February 1629Murrayextantcreated Marquess of Atholl and Earl of Tullibardine in 1676 and Duke of Atholl, Marquess of Tullibardine and Earl of Strathtay and Strathardle in 1703
Earl of Lothian 31 October 1631Kerrextantalso Earl of Lothian, also Earl of Ancram from 1690, created Marquess of Lothian in 1701
Earl of Airth [8] 21 January 1633Grahamextinct 1694 
Earl of Lindsay 8 May 1633Lindsay, Bethuneextantalso Earl of Crawford 1642–1808; dormant 1808–1878
Earl of Loudoun 12 May 1633Campbellextant 
Earl of Kinnoull 25 May 1633Hayextant 
Earl of Dumfries 12 June 1633Crichton-Stuartextantalso Marquess of Bute and Earl of Windsor in Great Britain and Earl of Bute from 1814
Earl of Queensberry 13 June 1633Douglasextantcreated Marquess of Queensberry in 1682, created Duke of Queensberry, Marquess of Dumfriesshire and Earl of Drumlanrig and Sanquhar in 1684, which titles separated 1810
Earl of Angus 14 June 1633Douglasextantsubsidiary title of the Marquess of Douglas; also Duke of Hamilton, Duke of Brandon, and Marquess of Clydesdale from 1761
Earl of Stirling 14 June 1633Alexanderdormant 1739 
Earl of Elgin 21 June 1633Bruceextantcreated Earl of Ailesbury in England in 1664, which title extinct 1747, also Earl of Kincardine from 1747
Earl of Southesk 22 June 1633Carnegieextantforfeit 1716–1855; also Duke of Fife since 1992
Earl of Traquair 23 June 1633Stuartextinct or dormant 1861 
Earl of Ancram 24 June 1633Kerrextantalso Earl of Lothian from 1690, created Marquess of Lothian in 1701
Earl of Wemyss 25 June 1633Wemyssextantforfeit 1756–1826; also Earl of March from 1826
Earl of Dalhousie 29 June 1633Ramsayextantcreated Marquess of Dalhousie in the United Kingdom in 1849, that title extinct 1860
Earl of Findlater 20 February 1638Ogilvydormant 1811 
Earl of Lanark 31 March 1639Hamilton, Douglas-Hamiltonextantalso Duke of Hamilton from 1649
Earl of Airlie [9] 2 April 1639Ogilvyextantforfeit 1717–1826
Earl of Carnwath 21 April 1639Dalzelldormant 1941forfeit 1716–1826
Earl of Callendar 6 October 1641Livingstonforfeit 1716 
Earl of Leven 11 October 1641Leslieextantalso Earl of Melville from 1707
Earl of Forth 27 March 1642Ruthvenextinct 1651 
Earl of Irvine 28 March 1642Campbellextinct 1660 
Earl of Hartfell 18 March 1643Johnstoneextinct 1808created Earl of Annandale and Hartfell in 1662 and Marquess of Annandale in 1703; all titles dormant from 1792
Earl of Arran and Cambridge 12 April 1643Hamiltonextantsubsidiary title of the Duke of Hamilton, created Marquess of Clydesdale at the same time, also Marquess of Douglas and Earl of Angus, created Duke of Brandon in Great Britain in 1711
Earl of Dysart 3 August 1643Murray, Greavesextant 
Earl of Kincardine 6 May 1644GrahamextantSubsidiary title of Marquess of Montrose.
Earl of Dirletoun 1646Maxwellextinct 1650 
Earl of Panmure 3 August 1646Mauleforfeit 1715 
Earl of Selkirk 4 August 1646Douglas-Hamiltonextantalso Duke of Hamilton, Marquess of Clydesdale, and Earl of Arran, Lanark and Cambridge 1660–1694 and from 1886 until 1940 and Duke of Brandon in Great Britain and Marquess of Douglas and Earl of Angus in Scotland from 1886 until 1940; disclaimed since 1994
Earl of Tweeddale 1 December 1646Hayextantcreated Marquess of Tweeddale and Earl of Gifford in 1690
Earl of Northesk 1 November 1647Carnegieextantcreated originally as Earl of Ethie; designation changed to Northesk in 1662
Earl of Kincardine 26 December 1647Bruceextantalso Earl of Elgin from 1747
Earl of Balcarres 9 January 1651Lindsayextantalso Earl of Crawford from 1848
Earl of Ormond 3 April 1651Douglasextinct 1715created Earl of Forfar in 1661
Earl of Tarras 4 September 1660Scottextinct 1693 
Earl of Aboyne [10] 10 September 1660Gordonextantalso Marquess of Huntly, Earl of Huntly and Earl of Enzie from 1836
Earl of Arran, Lanark, and Selkirk 20 September 1660Hamiltonextinct 1694peerage for life only; subsidiary title of the Duke of Hamilton; created Marquess of Clydesdale at the same time
Earl of Middleton 1 October 1660Middletonforfeit 1695 
Earl of Newburgh 31 December 1660Livingstonextant 
Earl of Dundee 1661Scrimgeourextantdormant 1668–1953
Earl of Annandale and Hartfell 13 February 1661Johnstoneextantdormant 1792–1985
Earl of Kilmarnock 7 August 1661Boydforfeit 1746 
Earl of Forfar 2 October 1661Douglasextinct 1715also Earl of Ormonde of 1651
Earl of Teviot 2 February 1663Rutherfordextinct 1664 
Earl of Dalkeith 20 April 1663Scottextantsubsidiary title of the Duke of Buccleuch, also Earl of Buccleuch, also Earl of Doncaster in England from 1743, also Duke of Queensberry, Marquess of Dumfriesshire and Earl of Drumlanrig and Sanquhar from 1810
Earl of Dalkeith 20 April 1663Scottforfeit 1685subsidiary title of the Duke of Buccleuch, also Duke of Monmouth and Earl of Doncaster in England
Earl of Dundonald 12 May 1669Cochraneextant 
Earl of Dumbarton 9 March 1675Douglasextinct 1749 
Earl of Darnley 9 September 1675Gordon-Lennoxextantsubsidiary title of the Duke of Lennox, created Duke of Richmond and Earl of March in England at the same time, created Duke of Gordon and Earl of Kinrara in the United Kingdom in 1876
Earl of Tullibardine 17 February 1676Murrayextantsubsidiary title of the Marquess of Atholl, also Earl of Atholl, created Duke of Atholl, Marquess of Tullibardine and Earl of Strathtay and Strathardle in 1703
Earl of Kintore 20 June 1677Keith-Falconerextant 
Earl of Breadalbane and Holland 28 June 1677Campbelldormant 1995originally created Earl of Caithness; designation changed to Earl of Breadalbane and Holland 1681; created Marquess of Breadalbane and Earl of Ormelie in the United Kingdom in 1831, which titles extinct 1862, created Marquess of Breadalbane and Earl of Ormelie in the United Kingdom in 1885, which titles extinct 1922
Earl of Leslie 29 May 1680Leslieextinct 1681subsidiary title of the Duke of Rothes; created Marquess of Bambreich at the same time
Earl of Drumlanrig and Sanquhar 11 February 1682Douglasextantsubsidiary title of the Marquess of Queensberry
Earl of Aberdeen [11] 30 November 1682Gordonextantcreated Marquess of Aberdeen and Temair and Earl of Haddo in the United Kingdom in 1916
Earl of Huntly and Enzie 3 November 1684Gordonextinct 1836subsidiary title of the Duke of Gordon, created Marquess of Huntly at the same time; also Marquess of Huntly and Earl of Enzie
Earl of Drumlanrig and Sanquhar 3 November 1684Douglasextantsubsidiary title of the Duke of Queensberry, created Marquess of Dumfriesshire at the same time, also Marquess of Queensberry and Earl of Queensberry until 1810, also Duke of Buccleuch, Earl of Buccleuch and Earl of Dalkeith from 1810, also Earl of Doncaster in Peerage of England from 1810
Earl of Melfort 12 August 1686Drummonddormant or extinct 1902forfeit 1695–1853, also Earl of Perth 1853–1902
Earl of Dunmore 16 August 1686Murrayextant 
Earl of Melville 8 April 1690Melvilleextantalso Earl of Leven from 1707
Earl of Gifford 17 December 1694Hayextantsubsidiary title of the Marquess of Tweeddale
Earl of Orkney 3 January 1696Hamilton, Fitz-Mauriceextant 
Earl of Tullibardine 27 July 1696Murrayextinct 1724peerage for life only. Also Marquess of Atholl and Earl of Tullibardine from May 1703 and Duke of Atholl and Marquess of Tullibardine from June 1703
Earl of Ruglen 14 April 1697Hamiltonextinct 1810 
Earl of March 20 April 1697Douglasextantalso Earl of Wemyss from 1810
Earl of Marchmont 23 May 1697Humedormant 1794 
Earl of Ancram 23 June 1701Kerrextantsubsidiary title of the Marquess of Lothian
Earl of Campbell and Cowall 23 June 1701Campbellextantsubsidiary title of the Duke of Argyll, created Marquess of Kintyre and Lorne at the same time, also Earl of Ilay from 1743 until 1761, created Duke of Argyll in the United Kingdom in 1892
Earl of Hartfell 24 June 1701Johnston, Vanden-Bempdedormant 1792subsidiary title of the Marquess of Annandale
Earl of Seafield 24 June 1701Ogilvieextant 
Earl of Hyndford 25 July 1701Carmichaeldormant 1817 
Earl of Cromartie 1 January 1703Mackenzieforfeit 1745 
Earl of Stair 8 April 1703Dalrympleextant 
Earl of Rosebery 10 April 1703Primroseextantcreated Earl of Midlothian in United Kingdom in 1911
Earl of Glasgow 12 April 1703Boyleextant 
Earl of Portmore 13 April 1703Colyearextinct 1835 
Earl of Bute 14 April 1703Crichton-Stuartextantcreated Marquess of Bute and Earl of Windsor in Great Britain in 1796, also Earl of Dumfries from 1814
Earl of Hopetoun 15 April 1703Hopeextantcreated Marquess of Linlithgow in the United Kingdom in 1902
Earl of Strathtay and Strathardle 30 June 1703Murrayextantsubsidiary title of the Duke of Atholl, created Marquess of Tullibardine at the same time, also Marquess of Atholl, Earl of Atholl and Earl of Tullibardine
Earl of Deloraine 29 March 1706Scottextinct 1807 
Earl of Solway 17 June 1706Douglasextinct 1778 
Earl of Ilay 19 October 1706Campbellextinct 1761also Duke of Argyll, Marquess of Kintyre and Lorne, Earl of Argyll and Earl of Campbell and Cowall from 1743
Earl of Kincardine 24 April 1707Grahamextantsubsidiary title of the Duke of Montrose, created Marquess of Graham and Buchanan at the same time, also Marquess of Montrose and Earl of Montrose, also Earl Graham of Belford in Great Britain from 1722
Earl of Kelso 25 April 1707Kerextantsubsidiary title of the Duke of Roxburghe, created Marquess of Bowmont and Cessford at the same time, also Earl of Roxburghe, also Earl Ker in Great Britain from 1741 until 1804, created Earl Innes in the United Kingdom in 1837

Earldoms in the Peerage of Great Britain, 1707–1801

TitleDate of creationSurnameCurrent statusNotes
Earl of Oxford and Mortimer 23 May 1711Harleyextinct 1853 
Earl of Strafford 29 June 1711Wentworthextinct 1799 
Earl Ferrers 3 September 1711Shirleyextant 
Earl of Dartmouth 5 September 1711Leggeextant 
Earl of Tankerville 19 October 1714Bennetextant 
Earl of Aylesford 19 October 1714Finch-Knightlyextant 
Earl of Bristol 19 October 1714Herveyextantcreated Marquess of Bristol and Earl Jermyn in the United Kingdom in 1826
Earl of Carnarvon 19 October 1714Brydgesextinct 1789created Duke of Chandos and Marquess of Carnarvon in 1719
Earl of Rockingham 19 October 1714Watsonextinct 1745 
Earl of Uxbridge 19 October 1714Pagetextinct 1769 
Earl of Clare 19 October 1714Holles-Pelhamextinct 1768created Duke of Newcastle-upon-Tyne in 1715 and Duke of Newcastle-under-Lyme in 1756
Earl of Halifax 19 October 1714Montaguextinct 1715 
Earl Granville 1 January 1715Carteretextinct 1776 
Earl of Halifax 14 June 1715Montaguextinct 1772 
Earl of Sussex 26 February 1717Yelvertonextinct 1799 
Earl Cowper 18 March 1718Cowperextinct 1905 
Earl Stanhope 14 April 1718Stanhopeextinct 1967also Earl of Chesterfield from 1952
Earl Cadogan 8 May 1718Cadoganextinct 1726 
Countess of Feversham 19 March 1719Schulenburgextinct 1743subsidiary title of the Duchess of Kendal, also Duchess of Munster, Marchioness of Dungannon and Countess of Dungannon in Ireland, peerage for life only
Earl Coningsby 30 April 1719Coningsbyextinct 1761 
Earl of Harborough 8 May 1719Sherardextinct 1859 
Earl Castleton [12] 18 June 1720Saundersonextinct 1723 
Earl of Macclesfield 15 November 1721Parkerextant 
Earl of Pomfret 27 December 1721Fermorextinct 1867 
Countess of Darlington 6 April 1722Kielmanseggeextinct 1730also Countess of Leinster in Ireland, peerage for life only
Countess of Walsingham 7 April 1722Schulenbergextinct 1778peerage for life only
Earl Graham of Belford [13] 23 May 1722Grahamextantsucceeded as Duke of Montrose in 1742
Earl Ker [13] 24 May 1722Kerextinct 1804also Duke of Roxburghe in Scotland from 1741 until 1804
Earl of Eltham [14] 26 July 1726Guelphmerged in crown 1760subsidiary title of the Duke of Edinburgh
Earl of Kennington [14] 27 July 1726Guelphextinct 1765subsidiary title of the Duke of Cumberland
Earl Waldegrave [15] 13 September 1729Waldegraveextant 
Earl of Ashburnham [16] 14 May 1730Ashburnhamextinct 1924 
Earl of Wilmington [16] 14 May 1730Comptonextinct 1743 
Earl FitzWalter [16] 14 May 1730Mildmayextinct 1756 
Earl of Effingham [17] 8 December 1731Howardextinct 1816 
Earl of Malton [18] 19 November 1733Watson-Wentworthextinct 1782created Marquess of Rockingham in 1746
Countess of Yarmouth [19] 24 March 1740Walmodenextinct 1765peerage for life only
Earl of Orford [ citation needed ]6 February 1742Walpoleextinct 1797 
Earl of Harrington [20] 9 February 1742Stanhopeextant 
Earl of Bath [21] 14 July 1742Pulteneyextinct 1764 
Earl of Portsmouth [22] 11 April 1743Wallopextant 
Earl of Leicester [23] 9 May 1744Cokeextinct 1759 
Earl Brooke [24] 7 July 1746Grevilleextantcreated Earl of Warwick in 1759
Earl Clinton [24] 5 July 1746Fortescueextinct 1751 
Earl Gower [24] 8 July 1746Leveson-Gowerextantcreated Marquess of Stafford in the United Kingdom in 1786 and Duke of Sutherland in the United Kingdom in 1833; also Earl of Sutherland in Scotland from 1839 until 1963
Earl of Buckinghamshire [25] 5 September 1746Hobartextant 
Earl FitzWilliam [25] 6 September 1746Wentworth-FitzWilliamextinct 1979also Earl FitzWilliam in Ireland
Earl of Powis [26] 27 May 1748Herbertextinct 1801 
Earl of Northumberland [27] 2 October 1749Seymour, Percyextantalso Duke of Somerset 1749–1750; created Duke of Northumberland in 1766; also Earl of Beverley from 1865
Earl of Egremont [27] 3 October 1749Seymour, Wyndhamextinct 1845also Duke of Somerset 1749–1750
Earl Temple [28] 18 October 1749Temple-Nugent-Brydges- Chandos-Grenvilleextinct 1889created Marquess of Buckingham in 1784 and Duke of Buckingham and Chandos in 1822
Earl Harcourt [29] 1 December 1749Harcourtextinct 1830 
Earl of Hertford [30] 3 August 1750Seymourextantcreated Marquess of Hertford in 1793
Earl of Guilford [31] 8 April 1752Northextant 
Earl Cornwallis [32] 30 June 1753Cornwallisextinct 1852created Marquess Cornwallis in 1792; that title extinct 1823
Earl of Hardwicke [33] 2 April 1754Yorkeextant 
Earl of Darlington [33] 3 April 1754Vane, Powlettextinct 1891created Marquess of Cleveland in 1827 and Duke of Cleveland in 1833
Earl Fauconberg [34] 16 June 1756Belasyseextinct 1802
Earl of Ilchester [34] 17 June 1756Fox-Strangwaysextant 
Earl of Warwick [35] 13 November 1759Grevilleextantalso Earl Brooke
Earl De La Warr [36] 18 March 1761Westextant 
Earl Talbot [36] 19 March 1761Talbotextinct 1782 
Earl of Northington [37] 19 May 1764Henleyextinct 1786 
Earl of Radnor [38] 31 October 1765de Bouverieextant 
Earl Spencer [39] 1 November 1765Spencerextant 
Earl of Chatham 4 August 1766Pittextinct 1835 
Earl Ligonier 10 September 1766Ligonierextinct 1770 
Earl Percy 2 October 1766Percy-Seymourextantsubsidiary title of the Duke of Northumberland, also Earl of Northumberland, also Earl of Beverley from 1865
Earl Bathurst [40] 27 August 1772Bathurstextant 
Earl of Hillsborough [40] 28 August 1772Hillextantalso Earl of Hillsborough in Ireland; created Marquess of Downshire in Ireland in 1789
Earl of Ailesbury [41] 10 June 1776Bruceextantcreated Marquess of Ailesbury in the United Kingdom in 1821; also Earl of Cardigan in England from 1856
Earl of Clarendon [41] 14 June 1776Villiersextant 
Earl of Mansfield [ citation needed ]31 October 1776Murrayextantcreated Earl of Mansfield in 1792; the two titles separated in 1793 and reunited in 1843
Earl of Abergavenny [42] 17 May 1784Nevillextantcreated Marquess of Abergavenny in 1876
Earl of Leicester [42] 18 May 1784Townshendextinct 1855also Marquess Townshend from 1807
Earl of Lonsdale [42] 24 May 1784Lowtherextinct 1802 
Earl of Uxbridge [42] 19 September 1784Pagetextantcreated Marquess of Anglesey in 1815
Earl of Norwich [43] 2 July 1784Gordonextinct 1836also Duke of Gordon
Earl Talbot [43] 3 July 1784Chetwynd-Talbotextantalso Earl of Shrewsbury in England and Earl of Waterford in Ireland from 1856
Earl Grosvenor [43] 5 July 1784Grosvenorextantcreated Marquess of Westminster in 1831 and Duke of Westminster in 1874
Earl Beaulieu [43] 8 July 1784Hussey Montaguextinct 1802 
Earl of Wycombe [44] 6 December 1784Petty-Fitzmauriceextantsubsidiary title of the Marquess of Lansdowne; also Earl of Kerry in Ireland from 1818
Earl Camden [45] 13 May 1786Prattextantcreated Marquess Camden in the United Kingdom in 1812
Earl Strange [46] 18 August 1786Stewart-Murrayextinct 1957also Duke of Atholl in the Peerage of Scotland
Earl Howe [47] 19 April 1788Howeextinct 1799 
Earl of Mount Edgcumbe [48] 31 August 1789Edgcumbeextant 
Earl Fortescue [48] 1 September 1789Fortescueextant 
Earl Digby [49] 1 November 1790Digbyextinct 1856 
Earl of Beverley [49] 2 November 1790Percy-Seymourextantalso Duke of Northumberland from 1865
Earl of Dorchester [50] 18 May 1792Damerextinct 1808 
Earl of Mansfield [51] 1 August 1792Murrayextantalso Earl of Mansfield of the 1776 creation 1792–1793 and since 1843
Earl of Carnarvon [52] 3 July 1793Herbertextant 
Earl of Yarmouth [52] 5 July 1793Seymourextantsubsidiary title of the Marquess of Hertford
Earl of Windsor [53] 21 March 1796Crichton-Stuartextantsubsidiary title of the Marquess of Bute; also Earl of Dumfries in Scotland from 1814
Earl of Warrington [54] 22 April 1796Greyextinct 1883 
Earl of Liverpool [55] 1 June 1796Jenkinsonextinct 1851 
Earl St Vincent [56] 23 June 1797Jervisextinct 1823 
Earl Cadogan [57] 27 December 1800Cadoganextant 
Earl of Malmesbury [57] 29 December 1800Harrisextant 

Earldoms in the Peerage of Ireland, 1205–1831

TitleDate of creationSurnameCurrent statusNotes
Earl of Ulster 29 May 1205de Lacyextinct 1243 
Earl of Ulster 1264de Burgh, Plantagenet, Mortimer, Plantagenetmerged in crown 1461 
Earl of Carrick 1315Butlerextinct 1321 
Earl of Kildare 14 March 1316FitzGeraldextantcreated Marquess of Kildare and Earl of Offaly in 1761 and Duke of Leinster in 1766
Earl of Louth 12 May 1319Berminghamextinct 1329 
Earl of Ormonde 2 November 1328Butlerdormant since 1997created Earl of Ossory in 1538, which title dormant since 1997, created Marquess of Ormonde in 1642, which title extinct 1758, created Earl of Brecknock in England in 1660, which title forfeit 1715, created Duke of Ormonde in 1661, created Duke of Ormonde in England in 1682, which title forfeit 1715, created Marquess of Ormonde in 1816, which title extinct 1820, created Marquess of Ormonde in 1825, which title extinct 1997
Earl of Desmond 22 August 1329FitzGeraldforfeit 1601 
Earl of Cork 1396Plantagenetextinct 1415 
Earl of Waterford 17 July 1446Talbotextantcreated Earl of Shrewsbury in England at the same time, also Earl Talbot of Hensol in Great Britain from 1856
Earl of Ossory 23 February 1528Butlerdormant since 1997created Earl of Ossory in 1538, which title dormant since 1997, created Marquess of Ormonde in 1642, which title extinct 1758, created Earl of Brecknock in England in 1660, which title forfeit 1715, created Duke of Ormonde in 1661, created Duke of Ormonde in England in 1682, which title forfeit 1715, created Marquess of Ormonde in 1816, which title extinct 1820, created Marquess of Ormonde in 1825, which title extinct 1997
Earl of Ormonde 8 December 1529Boleyneextinct 1538created Earl of Wiltshire in England at the same time
Earl of Tyrone 1 October 1542O'Neillforfeit 1608 
Earl of Clanricarde 1 July 1543de Burgh-Canningextinct 1916created Marquess of Clanricarde in 1785, that title extinct 1797, created Marquess of Clanricarde in 1825
Earl of Thomond 1 July 1543O'Brienextinct 1741 
Earl of Kildare 13 May 1554FitzGeraldextinct 1599 
Earl of Clancare 24 June 1565McCarthyresigned 1597 
Earl of Clanconnel May 1578O'Neillextinct 1595for life only
Earl of Desmond 1 October 1600FitzGeraldextinct 7 November 1601 
Earl of Tyrconnell 27 September 1603O'Donnellforfeit 1608 
Earl of Castlehaven 6 September 1616Touchetextinct 1777 
Earl of Desmond 11 July 1619Prestonextinct 1628 
Earl of Cork 26 October 1620Boyleextantalso Earl of Orrery from 1753
Earl of Antrim 12 December 1620Mcdonnelextinct 1791 
Earl of Westmeath 4 September 1621Nugentextantcreated Marquess of Westmeath in 1822; that title extinct 1871
Earl of Roscommon 5 August 1622Dillonextinct 1850 
Earl of Londonderry 23 August 1622Ridgewayextinct 1714 
Earl of Meath 16 April 1627Brabazonextant 
Earl of Barrymore 28 February 1628Barryextinct 1824 
Earl of Carbery 5 August 1628Vaughanextinct 1712 
Earl of Fingall 26 September 1628Plunkettextinct 1984 
Earl of Downe 16 October 1628Popeextinct 1668 
Earl of Desmond 28 October 1628Feildingextantalso Earl of Denbigh in England from 1675
Earl of Ardglass 15 April 1645Cromwellextinct 1687 
Earl of Leinster 3 March 1646Cholmondeleyextinct 1659 
Earl of Donegall 30 March 1647Chichesterextantcreated Marquess of Donegall and Earl of Belfast in 1791
Earl of Cavan 1 April 1647Lambartextant 
Earl of Clanbrassill 7 June 1647Hamiltonextinct 1675 
Earl of Inchiquin 21 October 1654O'Brienextinct 1855created Marquess of Thomond in 1800; that title extinct 1855
Earl of Clancarty 27 November 1658McCarthyforfeit 1690 
Earl of Ulster 10 May 1659Stewartmerged in crown 1685subsidiary title of the Duke of York and Albany
Earl of Orrery 5 September 1660Boyleextantalso Earl of Cork from 1753
Earl of Mountrath 6 September 1660Cooteextinct 1802 
Earl of Tyrconnel 20 April 1661Fitzwilliamextinct 1667 
Earl of Drogheda 14 June 1661Mooreextantcreated Marquess of Drogheda in 1791; that title extinct 1892
Earl of Carlingford 26 June 1661Taaffeextinct 1738 
Earl of Mount Alexander 18 July 1661Montgomeryextinct 1757 
Earl of Castlemaine 11 December 1661Palmerextinct 1705 
Earl of Arran 13 May 1662Butlerextinct 1685 
Earl of Tyrone 9 October 1673Le Poerextinct 1704 
Earl of Ranelagh 11 December 1674Jonesextinct 1711 
Earl of Gowran 13 April 1676Butlerextinct 1677 
Earl of Longford 18 December 1677Aungierextinct 1704 
Earl of Bellomont 9 December 1680Kirckhovenextinct 1683 
Earl of Granard 30 December 1684Forbesextant 
Earl of Tyrconnel 20 June 1685Talbotforfeit 1691 
Earl of Limerick 2 January 1686Dungan, Donganextinct 1715 
Earl of Bellomont 2 November 1689Cooteextinct 1766 
Earl of Bangor 3 March 1691Schombergextinct 1719subsidiary title of the Duke of Leinster, also Duke of Schomberg, Marquess of Harwich and Earl of Brentford in England
Earl of Athlone 4 March 1692Ginkelextinct 1844 
Earl of Arran 8 March 1693Butlerextinct 1759 
Earl of Galway 12 May 1697Massueextinct 1720 
Earl of Rathfarnham 7 January 1715Whartonextinct 1731subsidiary title of the Marquess of Catherlough; also Marquess of Wharton and Marquess of Malmesbury; created Duke of Wharton in 1718
Earl of Ulster 5 July 1716Guelphextinct 1728subsidiary title of the Duke of York and Albany
Countess of Dungannon 18 July 1716Schulenbergextinct 1743subsidiary title of the Duchess of Munster, created Marchioness of Dungannon at the same time, created Duchess of Kendal and Countess of Feversham in Great Britain in 1719, peerage for life only
Earl Fitzwilliam 21 July 1716Wentworth-Fitzwilliamextinct 1979created Earl Fitzwilliam in the United Kingdom in 1746
Earl of Rosse 16 June 1718Parsonsextinct 1764 
Earl of Shelburne 29 April 1719Pettyextinct 1751 
Earl Grandison 11 September 1721Villiersextinct 1766 
Countess of Leinster 11 September 1721Kielmanseggeextinct 1730created Countess of Darlington in Great Britain in 1722
Earl of Kerry 17 January 1723Fitzmauriceextantalso Marquess of Lansdowne and Earl of Wycombe in Great Britain and Earl of Shelburne from 1818
Earl of Darnley 29 June 1725Blighextant 
Earl of Londonderry 8 October 1726Pittextinct 1764 
Earl Tylney 11 June 1731Childextinct 1784 
Earl of Egmont 6 November 1733Percevalextinct 2011 
Earl of Bessborough 6 October 1739Ponsonbyextantcreated Earl of Bessborough in the United Kingdom in 1937
Earl Verney [58] 22 March 1743Verneyextinct 1791 
Earl Panmure [22] 6 April 1743Mauleextinct 1782 
Earl of Blessington 7 December 1745Stewartextinct 1769 
Earl of Tyrone 18 July 1746Beresfordextantcreated Marquess of Waterford in 1789
Earl of Carrick [59] 10 June 1748Butlerextant 
Earl of Malton 17 September 1750Watson-Wentworthextinct 1782also Marquess of Rockingham and Earl of Malton in Great Britain from 1750
Earl of Hillsborough [60] 3 October 1751Hillextantcreated Earl of Hillsborough in Great Britain in 1772 and Marquess of Downshire in 1789
Earl of Upper Ossory [60] 5 October 1751Fitzpatrickextinct 1818 
Earl of Shelburne [61] 6 June 1753Petty-Fitzmauriceextantcreated Marquess of Lansdowne in Great Britain in 1784; also Earl of Kerry from 1818
Earl of Shannon [62] 20 March 1756Boyleextant 
Earl of Lanesborough [63] 20 July 1756Butlerextinct 1998 
Earl of Massereene [63] 28 July 1756Skeffingtonextinct 1816 
Earl of Clanbrassill [64] 24 November 1756Hamiltonextinct 1798 
Earl of Belvedere [64] 29 November 1756Rochfortextinct 1814 
Earl of Thomond [65] 11 December 1756O'Brienextinct 1774 
Earl Wandesford [66] 15 August 1758Wandesfordextinct 1784 
Countess of Brandon [67] 15 September 1758Berminghamextinct 1789for life only
Earl of Charleville [66] 16 September 1758Mooreextinct 1764 
Earl of Louth [68] 23 April 1759Berminghamextinct 1799 
Earl Fife [68] 26 April 1759Duffextinct 1912created Earl of Fife in the United Kingdom in 1885, Duke of Fife in the United Kingdom in 1889 and Duke of Fife in the United Kingdom in 1900
Earl of Ulster [69] 1 April 1760Guelphextinct 1767subsidiary title of the Duke of York and Albany
Earl of Mornington [70] 2 October 1760Wesleyextantalso Marquess Wellesley in the peerage of Ireland 1799–1842; also Duke of Wellington, Marquess of Wellington, Marquess Douro and Earl of Wellington in the United Kingdom from 1863
Earl Ludlow [70] 3 October 1760Ludlowextinct 1842 
Earl of Offaly [71] 3 March 1761FitzGeraldextantsubsidiary title of the Marquess of Kildare; created Duke of Leinster in 1766
Earl of Tyrconnel [72] 1 May 1761Carpenterextinct 1853also Baron Carpenter in Ireland
Earl of Moira [73] 30 January 1762Rawdonextinct 1868created Marquess of Hastings in the United Kingdom in 1817
Earl of Arran [74] 12 April 1762Goreextant 
Earl of Courtown [74] 12 April 1762Stopfordextant 
Earl of Milltown [75] 10 May 1763Leesonextinct 1891 
Earl of Farnham [75] 13 May 1763Maxwellextinct 1779 
Earl of Catherlough [75] 16 May 1763Knightextinct 1772 
Earl of Charlemont [ citation needed ]23 December 1763Caulfieldextinct 1892 
Earl of Connaught [76] 19 November 1764Guelphextinct 1834subsidiary title of the Duke of Gloucester and Edinburgh
Earl of Mexborough [ citation needed ]11 February 1766Savileextant 
Earl Winterton [ citation needed ]12 February 1766Turnourextant 
Earl of Dublin [ citation needed ]22 October 1766Guelphextinct 1790subsidiary title of the Duke of Cumberland and Strathearn
Earl of Ely [ citation needed ]23 October 1766Hume-Loftusextinct 1769 
Earl of Bective [ citation needed ]24 October 1766Taylourextantcreated Marquess of Headfort in 1800
Earl Grandison [ citation needed ]19 February 1767Villiersextinct 1800 
Earl of Howth [ citation needed ]3 September 1767St. Lawrenceextinct 1909 
Earl of Bellamont [ citation needed ]4 September 1767Cooteextinct 1800 
Earl of Kingston [ citation needed ]25 August 1768Kingextant 
Earl of Sefton [77] 30 November 1771Molyneuxextinct 1972 
Earl of Roden [77] 1 December 1771Jocelynextant 
Earl of Ely [77] 2 December 1771Loftusextinct 1783 
Earl of Seaforth [77] 3 December 1771Mackenzieextinct 1781 
Earl of Altamont [77] 4 December 1771Browneextantcreated Marquess of Sligo and Earl of Clanricarde in 1800
Earl of Ross [78] 4 January 1772Goreextinct 1802 
Earl of Lisburne [79] 18 July 1776Vaughanextant 
Earl Ligonier [79] 19 July 1776Ligonierextinct 1782second creation (the first was in the Peerage of Great Britain)
Earl of Clanwilliam [79] 20 July 1776Meadeextant 
Earl Nugent [79] 21 July 1776Temple-Nugent-Brydges- Chandos-Grenvilleextinct 1889also Marquess of Buckingham and Earl Temple in Great Britain from 1788; created Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, Marquess of Chandos, and Earl Temple of Stowe in the United Kingdom in 1822
Earl of Glandore [79] 22 July 1776Crosbieextinct 1826 
Earl of Shipbrook [80] 8 February 1777Vernonextinct 1783 
Earl of Aldborough [80] 9 February 1777Stratfordextinct 1875 
Earl of Clermont [80] 10 February 1777Fortescueextinct 1806 
Earl Conyngham [81] 4 January 1781Conynghamextinct 1781 
Earl Mount Cashell [81] 5 January 1781Mooreextinct 1915 
Earl of Ulster [82] 29 November 1784Guelphextinct 1827subsidiary title of the Duke of York and Albany
Earl of Antrim [83] 19 June 1785McDonnelextant 
Countess of Longford [83] 20 June 1785Pakenhamextant 
Earl of Portarlington [83] 21 June 1785Dawsonextant 
Earl of Farnham [83] 22 June 1785Maxwellextinct 1823 
Earl of Carhampton [83] 23 June 1785Luttrellextinct 1829 
Earl of Mayo [83] 24 June 1785Bourkeextant 
Earl of Munster [84] 20 May 1789Guelphmerged in crown 1830subsidiary title of the Duke of Clarence and St Andrews
Earl Annesley [85] 17 August 1789Annesleyextant 
Earl Erne [85] 18 August 1789Crichtonextant 
Earl of Enniskillen [85] 18 August 1789Coleextant 
Earl of Carysfort [85] 18 August 1789Probyextinct 1909 
Earl of Belfast [86] 27 June 1791Chichesterextantsubsidiary title of the Marquess of Donegall
Earl of Mountnorris [87] 20 December 1793Annesleyextinct 1844 
Countess of Wicklow [87] 20 December 1793Forward-Howardextinct 1978 
Earl of Kilkenny [87] 20 December 1793Butlerextinct 1846 
Earl of Clonmell [87] 20 December 1793Scottextinct 1935 
Earl of Desart [87] 20 December 1793Cuffeextinct 1934 
Earl Macartney [88] [89] 1 March 1794Macartneyextinct 1806 
Earl of Ely [89] 2 March 1794Tottenhamextantcreated Marquess of Ely in 1800
Earl of Clare [90] 12 June 1795FitzGibbonextinct 1864 
Earl of Lucan [91] 1 October 1795Binghamextant 
Earl of Leitrim [91] 6 October 1795Clementsextinct 1952 
Earl of Londonderry [92] 17 August 1796Stewartextantcreated Marquess of Londonderry in 1816; also Earl Vane in the United Kingdom 1823–1854, and from 1872
Earl Conyngham [93] 5 November 1797Conynghamextantcreated Marquess Conyngham in 1816
Earl Belmore [93] 20 November 1797Lowry-Corryextant 
Earl Landaff [93] 22 November 1797Mathewextinct 1833 
Earl of Dublin [94] 24 April 1799Guelphextinct 1820subsidiary title of the Duke of Kent and Strathearn
Earl of Armagh [94] 24 April 1799Guelphsuspended 1919subsidiary title of the Duke of Cumberland and Teviotdale
Earl of Bandon 6 August 1800Bernardextinct 1979 
Earl O'Neill August 1800O'Neillextinct 1841 
Earl Castle Stewart [95] 29 December 1800Stuartextant 
Earl of Clanricarde [95] 29 December 1800de Burghextantheld by the Earl of Clanricarde of the 1543 creation until that title became extinct in 1916, thereafter by the Marquess of Sligo
Earl of Caledon [95] 29 December 1800Alexanderextant 
Earl of Donoughmore [95] 31 December 1800Hely-Hutchinsonextant 
Earl of Kenmare [95] 3 January 1801Browneextinct 1952 
Earl of Limerick [96] 22 January 1803Peryextant
Earl of Clancarty [96] 12 February 1803Le Poer Trenchextant 
Earl of Rosse [97] 3 February 1806Parsonsextant 
Earl of Gosford [97] 4 February 1806Achesonextant 
Earl of Normanton [98] 4 February 1806Agarextant 
Earl of Charleville [98] 16 February 1806Buryextinct 1875 
Earl of Glengall [99] 22 January 1816Butlerextinct 1858 
Earl of Mount Charles [99] 22 January 1816Conynghamextantsubsidiary title of the Marquess Conyngham, also Earl Conyngham
Earl of Bantry [99] 22 January 1816Hedges-Whiteextinct 1891 
Earl of Blessington [99] 22 January 1816Gardinerextinct 1829 
Earl of Sheffield [99] 22 January 1816Holroydextinct 1909 
Earl of Rathdowne [100] 12 January 1822Monckextinct 1848
Earl of Kilmorey [100] 12 January 1822Needhamextant 
Earl of Dunraven and Mount-Earl [100] 5 February 1822Wyndham-Quinextinct 2011
Earl of Listowel [100] 5 February 1822Hareextant 
Earl of Norbury [101] 23 June 1827Tolerextant 
Earl of Ranfurly [102] 14 September 1831Knoxextant 

Earldoms in the Peerage of the United Kingdom, 1801 to present

TitleDate of creationSurnameCurrent statusNotes
Earl of Rosslyn [103] 21 April 1801Wedderburn, St. Clair-Erskineextant
Earl of Onslow [104] 17 June 1801Onslowextant
Earl of Craven [104] 18 June 1801Cravenextant
Earl of Romney [104] 22 June 1801Marshamextant
Earl of Chichester [104] 23 June 1801Pelhamextant
Earl of Wilton [104] 26 June 1801Egertonextant
Earl of Inverness [105] 27 November 1801Guelphextinct 21 April 1843subsidiary title of the Duke of York
Earl of Tipperary [105] 27 November 1801Guelphextinct 17 March 1904subsidiary title of the Duke of Cambridge
Countess of Bath [106] 26 October 1803Murray-Pulteneyextinct 14 July 1808
Earl of Powis [107] 14 May 1804Cliveextant
Earl Nelson [108] 20 November 1805Nelsonextant
Earl Manvers [109] 9 April 1806Pierrepont, Medowsextinct 13 February 1955
Earl of Orford [109] 10 April 1806Walpoleextinct 27 September 1931
Earl Grey [109] 11 April 1806Greyextant
Earl of Lonsdale [110] 7 April 1807Lowtherextant
Earl of Harrowby [111] 19 July 1809Ryderextant
Earl of Wellington [112] 28 February 1812Wellesleyextantcreated Marquess of Wellington in 1812 and Duke of Wellington in 1814; also Earl of Mornington from 1863
Earl Compton [113] 7 September 1812Comptonextantsubsidiary title of the Marquess of Northampton
Earl of Brecknock [113] 7 September 1812Prattextantsubsidiary title of the Marquess Camden
Earl of Mulgrave [113] 7 September 1812Phippsextantcreated Marquess of Normanby in 1838
Earl of Harewood [114] 7 September 1812Lascellesextant
Earl of Minto [115] 24 February 1813Elliotextant
Earl Cathcart [116] 16 July 1814Cathcartextant
Earl Brownlow [117] 17 November 1815Custextinct 17 March 1921
Earl of Rocksavage [117] 22 November 1815Cholmondeleyextantsubsidiary title of the Marquess of Cholmondeley, also Earl of Cholmondeley in England
Earl of Verulam [117] 24 November 1815Grimstonextant
Earl Whitworth [117] 25 November 1815Whitworthextinct 12 May 1825
Earl of St Germans [117] 28 November 1815Eliotextant
Earl of Morley [117] 29 November 1815Parkerextant
Earl of Bradford [117] 30 November 1815Bridgemanextant
Earl Beauchamp [117] [118] 1 December 1815Lygonextinct 3 January 1979
Countess de Grey [119] 25 October 1816Robinsonextinct 22 September 1923also Earl of Ripon from 1859; created Marquess of Ripon in 1871
Earl of Rawdon [120] 3 February 1817Rawdonextinct 1 November 1868subsidiary title of the Marquess of Hastings; also Earl of Moira in Ireland
Earl of Eldon [121] 7 July 1821Scottextant
Earl Bruce [122] 17 July 1821Bruceextantsubsidiary title of the Marquess of Ailesbury, also Earl of Ailesbury in Great Britain, also Earl of Cardigan in England from 1856
Earl of Falmouth [122] 14 July 1821Boscawenextinct 29 August 1852
Earl Howe [122] 15 July 1821Curzonextant
Earl Somers [122] 17 July 1821Somers-Cocksextinct 26 September 1883
Earl of Stradbroke [122] 18 July 1821Rousextant
Earl Temple of Stowe 4 February 1822Temple-Gore-Langtonextantalso Duke of Buckingham and Chandos until 1889
Earl Vane [123] 28 March 1823Stewartextantalso Marquess of Londonderry and Earl of Londonderry in Ireland to 1854 and from 1872
Earl Jermyn [124] 30 June 1826Jermynextantsubsidiary title of the Marquess of Bristol
Earl Amherst 19 December 1826Amherstextinct 4 March 1993
Earl Cawdor [125] 5 October 1827Campbellextant
Earl of Dudley [125] 5 October 1827Wardextinct 6 March 1833
Earl of Munster [126] 4 June 1831Fitzclarenceextinct 30 December 2000
Earl of Ormelie [127] 12 September 1831Campbellextinct 8 November 1862subsidiary title of the Marquess of Breadalbane
Earl of Burlington [102] 10 September 1831Cavendishextantalso Duke of Devonshire from 1858
Earl of Camperdown [102] 12 September 1831Haldane-Duncanextinct 5 December 1933
Earl of Lichfield [128] 15 September 1831Ansonextant
Earl of Durham [129] 23 March 1833Lambtonextant
Earl of Ripon [130] 13 April 1833Robinsonextinct 1923also Earl de Grey from 1859; created Marquess of Ripon in 1871
Earl Granville [131] 10 May 1833Leveson-Gowerextant
Earl of Effingham [132] 27 January 1837Howardextant
Earl of Ducie [132] 28 January 1837Moretonextant
Earl of Yarborough [132] 30 January 1837Anderson-Pelhamextant
Earl Innes [133] 11 August 1837Innesextantalso Duke of Roxburghe
Earl of Leicester [133] 12 August 1837Cokeextant
Earl of Lovelace [134] 30 June 1838Kingextinct 31 January 2018
Earl of Zetland [134] 2 July 1838Dundasextantcreated Marquess of Zetland and Earl of Ronaldshay in 1892
Earl of Auckland [135] 21 December 1839Edenextinct 1 January 1849
Earl FitzHardinge [136] 17 August 1841Berkeleyextinct 10 October 1857
Earl of Gainsborough [136] 26 August 1841Noelextant
Earl of Ellenborough [137] 22 October 1844Lawextinct 22 December 1871
Earl of Ellesmere [138] 6 July 1846Leveson-Gowerextantalso Duke of Sutherland from 1963
Earl of Strafford [139] 18 September 1847Byngextant
Earl of Dublin 17 January 1850Wettinmerged in crown 22 January 1901also Prince of Wales, Duke of Cornwall and Earl of Chester in England and Duke of Rothesay and Earl of Carrick in Scotland
Earl of Cottenham [140] 11 June 1850Pepysextant
Earl Cowley [141] 11 April 1857Wellesleyextant
Earl Canning [142] 21 May 1859Canningextinct 17 June 1862
Earl of Winton [143] 23 June 1859Montgomerieextantalso Earl of Eglinton in Scotland
Earl of Dudley [144] 17 February 1860Wardextant
Earl Russell [145] 30 July 1861Russellextant
Countess of Cromartie [146] 21 October 1861Mackenzieextant
Earl St Maur [147] 19 June 1863St. Maur, Seymourextinct 28 November 1885also Duke of Somerset
Earl of Kent [148] 24 May 1866Wettinextinct 30 July 1900subsidiary title of the Duke of Edinburgh, created Earl of Ulster at the same time. 9th and last creation
Earl of Ulster [148] 24 May 1866Wettinextinct 30 July 1900subsidiary title of the Duke of Edinburgh, created Earl of Kent at the same time
Earl of Kimberley [149] 1 June 1866Wodehouseextant
Earl of Dartrey [150] 12 July 1866Dawsonextinct 9 February 1933
Earl of Feversham [151] 25 July 1868Duncombeextinct 4 September 1963
Earl of Dufferin [152] 13 November 1871Hamilton-Temple-Blackwoodextinct 29 May 1988created Marquess of Dufferin and Ava in 1888
Earl Sydney [153] 27 February 1874Townshendextinct 14 February 1890
Earl of Ravensworth [154] 2 April 1874Liddellextinct 7 February 1904
Earl of Sussex [155] 24 May 1874Wettinextinct 26 April 1943subsidiary title of the Duke of Connaught and Strathearn
Earl of Kinrara [156] 13 January 1876Gordon-Lennoxextantsubsidiary title of the Duke of Gordon, also Duke of Richmond and Earl of March in England and Duke of Lennox and Earl of Darnley in Scotland
Earl of Lewes [156] 14 January 1876Nevillextantsubsidiary title of the Marquess of Abergavenny, also Earl of Abergavenny in Great Britain
Earl of Wharncliffe [156] 15 January 1876Montagu-Stuart-Wortley-Mackenzie, Wortleyextant
Earl of Northbrook [157] 10 June 1876Baringextinct 12 April 1929
Earl of Beaconsfield [158] 21 August 1876Disraeliextinct 19 April 1881
Earl of Redesdale [159] 3 January 1877Freeman-Mitfordextinct 2 May 1886
Earl Cairns [160] 27 September 1878Cairnsextant
Earl of Lytton [161] 28 April 1880Bulwer-Lyttonextantformer Viceroy of India
Earl of Lathom [162] 3 May 1880Bootle-Wilbrahamextinct 6 February 1930
Earl Sondes [162] 4 May 1880Watson, Millesextinct 2 December 1996
Earl of Clarence [163] 24 May 1881Wettinsuspended 1919subsidiary title of the Duke of Albany
Earl of Selborne [164] 30 December 1882Palmerextant
Earl of Iddesleigh [165] 3 July 1885Northcoteextant
Earl of Ormelie [166] 11 July 1885Campbellextinct 19 October 1922subsidiary title of the Marquess of Breadalbane, also Earl of Breadalbane and Holland in Scotland
Earl of Fife [167] 13 July 1885Duffextinct 29 January 1912also Earl Fife; created Duke of Fife in 1889 and 1900
Earl de Montalt [168] 9 September 1886Maudeextinct 1905
Earl of Londesborough [169] 1 July 1887Denisonextinct 17 April 1937
Earl of Ava [170] 17 November 1888Hamilton-Temple-Blackwoodextinct 29 May 1988subsidiary title of the Marquess of Dufferin and Ava
Earl of Athlone [171] 24 May 1890Wettinextinct 14 January 1892subsidiary title of the Duke of Clarence and Avondale
Earl of Inverness [172] 24 May 1892Wettinmerged in crown 1910subsidiary title of the Duke of York
Earl of Ancaster [173] 22 August 1892Heathcote-Drummond- Willoughbyextinct 29 March 1983
Earl of Cranbrook [173] 22 August 1892Gathorne-Hardyextant
Earl of Ronaldshay [174] 22 August 1892Dundasextantsubsidiary title of the Marquess of Zetland, also Earl of Zetland
Earl Carrington [175] 16 July 1895Wynn-Carrington, Caringtonextinct 13 June 1928created Marquess of Lincolnshire in 1912
Earl of Crewe [176] 17 July 1895Crewe-Milnes, Offleyextinct 20 June 1945created Marquess of Crewe in 1911
Earl Egerton [177] 22 July 1897Egertonextinct 16 March 1909
Earl of Halsbury [178] 19 January 1898Giffardextinct 2010
Earl of Macduff [179] 24 April 1900Carnegieextantsubsidiary title of the Duke of Fife, also Duke of Fife, Marquess of Macduff and Earl of Fife until 1912 and Earl Fife in Ireland until 1912
Earl Roberts [180] 11 February 1901Roberts, Lewinextinct 21 February 1955British Army officer; Commander-in-Chief of the Forces (from 1900 to 1904); former Commander-in-Chief of the British Forces in South Africa, Commander-in-Chief, Ireland, and Commander-in-Chief, India
Earl of Cromer [181] 8 August 1901Baringextantcolonial administrator; Consul-General of Egypt (from 1883 to 1907)
Earl of Plymouth [182] 18 December 1905Windsor-CliveextantConservative Party politician; former First Commissioner of Works (from 1902 to 1905)
Earl of Liverpool [183] 22 December 1905FoljambeextantLiberal Party politician; Lord Steward of the Household (from 1905 to 1907)
Earl of Madeley [184] 3 July 1911Crewe-Milnes, Offleyextinct 20 June 1945subsidiary title of the Marquess of Crewe, also Earl of Crewe
Earl Loreburn [184] 4 July 1911Reidextinct 30 November 1923Liberal Party politician; Lord High Chancellor (from 1905 to 1912)
Earl of Midlothian [185] 3 July 1911Primroseextantformer Prime Minister (from 1894 to 1895); also Earl of Rosebery in Scotland
Earl Brassey [186] 5 July 1911Brasseyextinct 12 November 1919Liberal Party politician; Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports (from 1908 to 1913); former Governor of Victoria (from 1895 to 1900)
Earl Curzon of Kedleston [187] 2 November 1911Curzonextinct 20 March 1925Conservative Party politician; former Viceroy of India (from 1899 to 1905); created Marquess Curzon of Kedleston in 1921
Earl Kitchener [188] 27 July 1914Kitchenerextinct 16 December 2011British Army officer and cabinet minister; Secretary of State for War (from 1914 to 1916); formerly British Consul-General in Egypt and Commander-in-Chief, India
Earl St Aldwyn [189] 22 February 1915Hicks-BeachextantConservative Party politician; former Chancellor of the Exchequer (from 1895 to 1902); elevated to an earldom following his work on government finances during the First World War
Earl of Haddo [190] 4 January 1916Gordonextantsubsidiary title of the Marquess of Aberdeen and Temair
Earl of Eltham [191] 16 July 1917Cambridgeextinct 1981subsidiary title of the Marquess of Cambridge
Earl of Athlone [192] 16 July 1917Cambridgeextinct 16 January 1957cousin and brother-in-law of George V; ennobled after relinquishing his German titles
Earl of Medina [192] 17 July 1917Mountbattenextantsubsidiary title of the Marquess of Milford Haven
Earl of Berkhampsted [192] 18 July 1917Mountbattenextinct 23 February 1960subsidiary title of the Marquess of Carisbrooke
Earl of Reading [193] 20 December 1917IsaacsextantLiberal Party politician; Lord Chief Justice of England (from 1913 to 1921) and former Attorney General (from 1910 to 1913); created Marquess of Reading in 1926.
Earl Beatty [194] 27 September 1919BeattyextantRoyal Navy officer; Commander-in-Chief of the Grand Fleet (from 1916 to 1919)
Earl Haig [194] 29 September 1919HaigextantBritish Army officer; Commander-in-Chief of the British Expeditionary Force (from 1915 to 1919)
Earl of Iveagh [194] 30 September 1919Guinnessextantbusinessman and philanthropist
Earl of Midleton [195] 2 February 1920Brodrickextinct 2 November 1979Conservative Party and Irish Unionist Alliance politician; former leader of the latter (from 1910 to 1919) and a former cabinet minister
Earl of Inverness [196] 3 June 1920Windsormerged in crown 11 December 1936subsidiary title of the Duke of York
Earl Buxton [197] 8 November 1920Buxtonextinct 15 October 1934Liberal Party politician and colonial administrator; Governor-General of South Africa (from 1914 to 1920)
Earl of Kedleston [198] 28 June 1921Curzonextinct 20 March 1925Conservative Party politician; Foreign Secretary (from 1919 to 1924); former Viceroy of India (from 1899 to 1905); subsidiary title of the Marquess Curzon of Kedleston
Earl of Balfour [199] 5 May 1922Balfourextantformer Prime Minister (from 1902 to 1905)
Earl of Ypres [200] 5 June 1922Frenchextinct 1988British Army officer; former Lord Lieutenant of Ireland (from 1918 to 1921), and Commander-in-Chief of the Home Forces (from 1915 to 1918) and of the British Expeditionary Force (from 1914 to 1915).
Earl of Birkenhead [201] 28 November 1922Smithextinct 18 February 1985Conservative Party politician and barrister; former Lord High Chancellor (from 1919 to 1922)
Earl Farquhar [201] 30 November 1922Townsend-Farquharextinct 30 August 1923courtier, Conservative Party politician and financier; former Lord Steward of the Household (from 1915 to 1922)
Earl of Oxford and Asquith [202] 9 February 1925Asquithextantformer Prime Minister (1908 to 1916)
Earl Jellicoe [203] 29 June 1925Jellicoeextantformer Governor-General of New Zealand (from 1920 to 1924); a senior Royal Navy officer
Earl of Ulster [204] 31 March 1928Windsorextantsubsidiary title of the Duke of Gloucester
Countess Cave of Richmond [205] 8 May 1928Caveextinct 7 January 1938widow of George Cave, 1st Viscount Cave, a Conservative Party politician who served as Lord High Chancellor and Home Secretary and had died in office
Earl of Inchcape [206] 20 June 1929Mackayextantbusinessman and colonial administrator
Earl Peel [207] 10 July 1929PeelextantConservative Party politician; former Secretary of State for India and First Commissioner of Works
Earl of Willingdon [208] 20 February 1931Freeman-Thomasextinct 19 March 1979Viceroy of India (from 1931 to 1936) and former Governor-General of Canada (from 1926 to 1931); created Marquess of Willingdon in 1936
Earl of St Andrews [209] 12 October 1934Windsorextantsubsidiary title of the Duke of Kent
Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne [210] 1 June 1937Bowes-Lyonextantalso Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne in Scotland; father of Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother
Earl of Bessborough [210] 2 June 1937Ponsonbyextinct 5 December 1993also Earl of Bessborough in Ireland, which title is extant; former Governor-General of Canada (from 1931 to 1935)
Earl Baldwin of Bewdley [210] 8 June 1937Baldwinextantformer Prime Minister (from 1923 to 1924, from 1924 to 1929 and from 1935 to 1937)
Earl of Halifax [211] 11 July 1944Woodextantformer Viceroy of India (from 1926 to 1931), Foreign Secretary and British Ambassador to the United States
Earl Lloyd-George of Dwyfor [212] 1 January 1945Lloyd-Georgeextantformer Prime Minister (from 1916 to 1922)
Earl of Gowrie [213] 8 January 1945Ruthvenextantformer Governor-General of Australia (from 1936 to 1945)
Earl Wavell [214] 1 May 1947Wavellextinct 24 December 1953former Viceroy of India (from 1943 to 1947) and senior British Army officer
Earl Mountbatten of Burma [215] 28 October 1947Mountbattenextantformer Viceroy of India (in 1947) and senior Royal Navy officer
Earl of Merioneth [216] 20 November 1947Mountbattenmerged in crown 8 September 2022subsidiary title of the Duke of Edinburgh
Earl Jowitt [217] 24 December 1951Jowittextinct 16 August 1957Labour Party politician; Lord High Chancellor from 1945 to 1951
Earl Alexander of Tunis [218] 14 March 1952AlexanderextantGovernor-General of Canada from 1946 to 1952, and senior British Army officer
Earl of Swinton [219] 5 May 1955Cunliffe-ListerextantConservative Party politician; former Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations, for Air and for the Colonies, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and President of the Board of Trade
Earl Attlee [220] 16 November 1955Attleeextantformer Prime Minister (from 1945 to 1951)
Earl of Woolton [221] 9 January 1956MarquisextantConservative Party politician and businessman; Chairman of the Conservative Party from 1946 to 1955; Minister of Food and Minister of Reconstruction during the Second World War
Earl of Avon [222] 12 July 1961Edenextinct 17 August 1985former Prime Minister (from 1955 to 1957)
Earl of Snowdon [223] 6 October 1961Armstrong-Jonesextantformer husband of The Late Princess Margaret
Earl of Kilmuir [224] 20 July 1962Fyfeextinct 27 January 1967Conservative Party politician, lawyer and judge; Lord High Chancellor from 1954 to 1962
Earl Alexander of Hillsborough [225] 30 January 1963Alexanderextinct 1965Labour Party politician; First Lord of the Admiralty during the Second World War and Minister of Defence from 1946 to 1950
Earl of Stockton [226] 24 February 1984Macmillanextantformer Prime Minister (from 1957 to 1963)
Earl of Inverness [227] 23 July 1986Mountbatten-Windsorextantsubsidiary title of the Duke of York
Earl of Wessex [228] 19 June 1999Mountbatten-Windsorextantsubsidiary title of the Duke of Edinburgh (dukedom is for life, earldoms and viscountcy hereditary)
Earl of Strathearn [229] 26 May 2011Mountbatten-Windsorextantsubsidiary title of the Duke of Cambridge
Earl of Dumbarton 19 May 2018Mountbatten-Windsorextantsubsidiary title of the Duke of Sussex
Earl of Forfar [230] 10 March 2019Mountbatten-Windsorextantsubsidiary title of the Duke of Edinburgh (dukedom is for life, earldoms and viscountcy hereditary)

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