{{Article for deletion/dated|page=Earl of Strathfordshire|timestamp=20130209071228|year=2013|month=February|day=9|substed=yes|help=off}} {{unreferenced|date=December 2012}} {{Infobox peerage title |name=Earl of Strathfordshire |image= |creation date=August 12, 1828 |monarch=[[King George IV]] |peerage=[[Peerage of the United Kingdom]] |first holder=[[Alexander Phillip von Nissen]] |present holder=[[Charles Phillip Westgrave]] |remainder to= |heir presumptive=Charles Virgil Louis Augustus Westgrave }} The '''Earl of Strathfordshire''' is a title in the [[Peerage of Great Britain]]. It was created for the [[Austrian Count]] [[Alexander Phillip von Nissen]], an ambassadorial attaché to [[King George IV]], upon being naturalized as a British subject. The current holder of the title is [[Charles Phillip Westgrave]], the 5th Earl of Strathfordshire. The [[heir apparent]] to the title is his grandson, [[Charles Virgil Louis Augustus Westgrave]] (known as Justin Morozoff), 12th [[Viscount Westgrave]] (b. 13 Sept 1993). The family seat is at [[Taplow Court, Buckinghamshire]]. ==Earls of Strathfordshire== The earldom was created on August 12, 1828. * Alexander Phillip von Nissen, 1st Earl of Strathfordshire (1789-1846) * Alexander Frederick Westgrave, 2nd Earl of Strathfordshire (1827 - 1902) * Frederick Albert Westgrave, 3rd Earl of Strathfordshire (1867 - 1913) * Charles Frederick Virgil Westgrave, 4th Earl of Strathfordshire (1898–1934) * Charles Phillip Westgrave, 5th Earl of Strathfordshire (b. 1931) ==References== {{reflist}} {{England-earl-stub}} {{wikipedia-deleted|Kilopi}}