Earls of Kendal, Third Creation (1446)
- John de Foix, 1st Earl of Kendal (d. 1485) (presumed to have surrendered the peerage 1462, though his descendants in France continued to use the title under the name 'Candale')
- Gaston II de Foix, 2me comte de Candale (d. 1500)
- Gaston III de Foix, 3me comte de Candale (d. 1536)
- Frederic de Foix, 4me comte de Candale (d. 1571)
- Henri de Foix, 5me comte de Candale (d. 1572)
- Marguerite de Foix, 6me comtesse de Candale (1567–1593), married in 1587 Jean Louis de Nogaret de La Valette, 1er duc d'Epernon (1554–1642)
- Henri de Nogaret de La Valette, 7me comte de Candale (d. 1639) (created duc de Candale in 1621, that title extinct on his death)
- Bernard de Nogaret de La Valette d'Épernon, 8me comte de Candale, 2me duc d'Epernon (1592–1661) (created duc de La Valette in 1622)
- Louis Charles Gaston de Nogaret de La Valette, styled comte de Candale (1627–1658) was ceded his father's dukedom of La Valette in 1649, and was then known as duc de Candale
A cadet branch of the Foix-Candale family, descendant of Jean de Foix-Candale, settled in Spain (dropping the 'de Foix') and later moved to Southern Italy, following Charles III of Spain in the 1734 conquest of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, during the War of the Polish Succession:
Spain
- Don Antonio de Candal
- Don Pablo de Candal
- Don Domingo de Candal (b. 1698)
Italy
- Don Agostino de Candal (b. 1759)
- Donna Anna de Candal (b. 1787), m. Don Ferdinando Della Rocca (1783–1847?), Patrizio di Lucera
- Conte Agostino Della Rocca de Candal (1808–1887), Patrizio di Lucera
- Conte Gino Della Rocca de Candal (1848–1939), Patrizio di Lucera
- Conte Carlo Della Rocca de Candal (1891–1980), Patrizio di Lucera, Order of Merit for Labour
- Conte Giovanni Della Rocca de Candal (1942-), Patrizio di Lucera
- Conte Geri Della Rocca de Candal (1983-), Patrizio di Lucera
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