Earl of Salisbury - Earls of Salisbury, Fourth Creation (1478)

Earls of Salisbury, Fourth Creation (1478)

  • Edward of Middleham, 1st Earl of Salisbury and later Prince of Wales (1473–1484); nephew of and nephew by marriage to George of Clarence, grandson of the last Neville earl (extinct 1484)

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