- FitzMaurice. That same year, he was
created Viscount FitzMaurice and
Baron Dunkeron in the
Peerage of Ireland. In 1753, the
earldom held by his
uncle was revived...
- 1751 and the same year he was
raised to the
Peerage of
Ireland as
Baron Dunkeron and
Viscount FitzMaurice. In 1753 the
earldom was also
revived when he...
- 1668–1741 1st Earl of Kerry, 21st
Baron Kerry Viscount FitzMaurice and
Baron Dunkeron, 1751 Earl of
Shelburne (2nd creation), 1753
Baron Wycombe, 1760 William...
- 1668–1741 1st Earl of Kerry, 21st
Baron Kerry Viscount FitzMaurice and
Baron Dunkeron, 1751 Earl of
Shelburne (2nd creation), 1753
Baron Wycombe, 1760 William...
- 1668–1741 1st Earl of Kerry, 21st
Baron Kerry Viscount FitzMaurice and
Baron Dunkeron, 1751 Earl of
Shelburne (2nd creation), 1753
Baron Wycombe, 1760 William...
- 1668–1741 1st Earl of Kerry, 21st
Baron Kerry Viscount FitzMaurice and
Baron Dunkeron, 1751 Earl of
Shelburne (2nd creation), 1753
Baron Wycombe, 1760 William...
- 30th
Baron of
Kerry and
Lixnaw in the
peerage of
Ireland (1181);
Baron Dunkeron, and
Baron Wycombe.
Lansdowne is the
elder son of
George Petty-Fitzmaurice...
-
Baron St Liz
Baron Fielding of
Lecaghe Baron of
Kerry and
Lixnaw Baron Dunkeron Baron Wycombe of
Chipping Wycombe Baron Lecale Baron de Ros
Baron FitzMaurice...
-
Desmond Rebellions the
Marquess of
Lansdowne (also Earl of Shelburne,
Baron Dunkeron) – the
descendants of Sir
William Petty who was
awarded lands in Kenmare...
- Earl of Loudoun), also
Baron Grey de
Ruthyn in
England from 1858
Baron Dunkeron 1751 Petty-Fitzmaurice
extant subsidiary title of the
Viscount Fitzmaurice...
