List of Titles of Nobility in Mexico
- Marques del Valle de Oaxaca 1529; Cortes
- Marques de Salinas de Río Pisuerga 1609; Altamirano de Velasco, Cervantes
- Conde de Santiago de Calimaya 1616; Altamirano de Velasco, Cervantes
- Marques de Villamayor de las Ibernías 1617; Pacheco
- Conde de Valle de Orizaba 1627; Rincón Gallardo
- Conde de Moctezuma 1627 G.E.; Moctezuma de la Cueva
- Marques de San Miguel de Aguayo 1683; Echevers
- Marques de Villar del Águila 1689; Urrutia
- Marques de Santa Fe de Guardiola 1691; Lopez de Peralta, Cervantes
- Marques de Altamira 1704; Sanchez de Tagle
- Marques de Sierra Nevada 1708 ; Ruiz de Tagle
- Marques de Salvatierra 1708; Cervantes
- Duque de Atrisco 1708 G.E ; Sarmiento, Romay-Sotomayor
- Conde de Ledesma de la Fuente 1710
- Marques de Villa Hermosa de Alfaro 1711; Rincon-Gallardo
- Conde de San Mateo de Valparaíso 1727; ?
- Marques de Acapulco 1728; de la Cerda
- Marques de las Salinas 1733 ; Pérez de Tagle
- Conde de Revillagigedo 1749; Revillagigedo
- Marques de Rivascacho 1764; Cervantes
- Conde de Regla 1768; Romero de Terreros, Rincon-Gallardo
- Marques del Apartado 1772; Fagoaga, Campero
- Conde de la Presa de Jalpa 1775; Cervantes
- Marques de San Cristobal 1777; Romero de Terreros, Rincon-Gallardo
- Marques de San Francisco 1777; Romero de Terreros
- Conde de Heras-Soto 1811; Heras-Soto, Garcia-Pimentel
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