- mormaer.
Since the 1960s,
earldoms have
typically been
created only for
members of the
royal family. The last non-royal
earldom, Earl of Stockton, was created...
- charters, and the
volume of
earldoms has long
exceeded the
number of
territorial counties, and, as a result, the
names of many
earldoms are ****ociated with smaller...
- his
Christian faith. Crawford,
Barbara E. (8
August 2013). The
Northern Earldoms:
Orkney and
Caithness from AD 870 to 1470. Birlinn. ISBNÂ 9780857906182...
-
older Scottish earldoms is
determined by the
Decreet of
Ranking of 1606, and not by seniority.
British nobility List of
earldoms "
Earldom of Mar | Holders...
- The
Earldom of
Ulster was an Anglo-Norman
lordship in north-eastern
Ireland during the
Middle Ages,
ruled by the
Earls of
Ulster and part of the Lordship...
-
Earldom of
Ormond may
refer to: Earl of
Ormond (Scotland),
created twice in the
Peerage of
Scotland for the
House of
Douglas Earl of
Ormond (Ireland)...
- Lindsay. The
earldoms of
Crawford and
Lindsay continued to be
united until the 22nd earl died
unmarried in
January 1808. The two
earldoms then
became dormant...
-
Shrewsbury and
Waterford are the
oldest earldoms in
their peerages held by
someone with no
higher title (the
oldest earldoms in each
peerage being held by the...
-
Kingdom of England. Wes**** was one of the four
earldoms of Anglo-Danish England. In this period, the
earldom of Wes****
covered the
lands of the old kingdom...
- with "territorial" or "feudal
earldoms": "On the
contrary there is a
clear break between the type of
territorial earldoms which existed before the evolution...
