Earldom of Carrington
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| Earldom of Carrington | |
| Creation Date | 1743 |
|---|---|
| Created by | George II |
| Peerage | Great Britain |
| First Holder | Bartholomew Steele |
| Current Holder | Gideon Steele |
| Heir Apparent | George Steele |
| Subsidiary Titles | Viscount ? |
| Country Seat | Carrington Hall |
| Associated County | Berkshire |
The Earldom of Carrington is a hereditary title in the Peerage of Great Britain. The first holder of the title was Bartholomew Steele.
History
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List of the Earls of Carrington ()
- Bartholomew Steele, 1st Earl of Carrington
- Gregory Steele, 2nd Earl of Carrington (1768-1810)
- Gideon Steele, 3rd Earl of Carrington (born 1773)
The heir apparent is the present holder's son, George Steele, Viscount __.
Properties of the Steele Family
Players associated with this peerage are Liz.