Earldom of Bridgeton
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| Earldom of Bridgeton | |
| Creation Date | |
|---|---|
| Created by | |
| Peerage | England |
| First Holder | |
| Current Holder | William Grafton |
| Heir Apparent | |
| Subsidiary Titles | Viscount Grafton |
| Country Seat | Raulings Park |
| Associated County | Leicestershire |
The Earldom of Bridgeton is an hereditary title in the Peerage of England and is a subsidiary of the Marquessate of Raulings, and is the courtesy title used by the heirs to the Marquessate. The fifth Earl was created the first Marquess of Raulings in 1746. The subsidiary title to the Earldom is Viscount Grafton. The current holder is William Grafton, the son of Thomas Grafton and his first wife Mary, nee Hotchkiss.
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