Gerald FitzGerald, Thomas Butler, and Gilbert Talbot all held the title of "Earl" as peers of Ireland; this wasn't unusual, as multiple people, including Henry Frederick Stuart and Ludovic Stewart, held the title of "Marquess" in England at the same time.
Gerald FitzGerald, Thomas Butler, and Gilbert Talbot all held the title of "Earl" as peers of Ireland; this wasn't unusual, as multiple people, including Henry Frederick Stuart and Ludovic Stewart, held the title of "Marquess" in England at the same time.