List of marquessates in the peerages of Britain and Ireland

Columns: Title | Date of creation | Surname | Current status | Notes
Marquess of Ormonde | 28 January 1488 | Stewart | Extinct 17 January 1504 | Subsidiary title of the Duke of Ross | Marquess of Fife | 12 May 1567 | Hepburn | Forfeit 29 December 1567 | Subsidiary title of the Duke of Orkney | Marquess of Hamilton | 17 April 1599 | Hamilton | Extinct 12 September 1651 | Created Duke of Hamilton in 1643 | Marquess of Huntly | 17 April 1599 | Gordon | Extant | Created Duke of Gordon in 1684 , which title became extinct in 1836 | Marquess of Ormonde | 23 December 1600 | Stewart | Merged in crown 27 March 1625 | Subsidiary title of the Duke of Albany ; created Duke of York in England in 1605 ; also Prince of Wales , Duke of Cornwall , and Duke of Rothesay from 1612 | Marquess of Wigtown | 1602 | Stewart | Extinct 1602 | Subsidiary title of the Duke of Kintyre and Lorne | Marquess of Douglas | 14 June 1633 | Douglas | Extant | Created Duke of Douglas in 1703 , which title became extinct in 1761 ; also Duke of Hamilton and Duke of Brandon from 1761

Example questions:
What is the surname of the title in the Peerage of Scotland where Torquhil is the thirteenth man to hold the title since 2001 ? | What is the current status of the title in the Peerage of Scotland that became extinct when his son James died without heirs ? | What is the surname of the title in the Peerage of Scotland that is the oldest existing marquessate in Scotland ? | What is the current status of the title in the Peerage of Scotland whose current holder is better known as the Conservative politician Michael Ancram ?

Answers:
Campbell | Dormant 29 April 1792 | Gordon | Extant