|- | colspan=5|Prince Augustus' marriage to Lady Augusta Murray, which produced two children, was invalid under the Royal Marriages Act 1772; accordingly all his titles became extinct on his death. |- |} Earls of Inverness, second Creation (1892) | Prince GeorgeHouse of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha1892–1910also: Duke of York and Baron Killarney (1892);Prince of Wales (1901), Duke of Cornwall (1337) and Duke of Rothesay (1398) | | 3 June 1865Marlborough Houseson of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra | Mary of Teck6 July 18936 children | 20 January 1936Sandringham House, Sandringhamaged 70 |- | colspan=5|Prince George succeeded as King George V in 1910 upon his father's death, and his titles merged with the crown. |- |} Earls of Inverness, third Creation (1920) | George VIHouse of Windsor1920–1936also: Duke of York and Baron Killarney (1920) | | 14 December 1895Sandringham House, Sandringhamson of King George V and Queen Mary | Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon26 April 19232 children | 6 February 1952Sandringham House, Sandringhamaged 56 |- | colspan=5|Prince Albert succeeded as King George VI in 1936 upon his brother's abdication, and his titles merged with the crown. |- |} Earls of Inverness, fourth Creation (1986) | Prince AndrewHouse of Windsor1986–presentalso: Duke of York and Baron Killyleagh (1986) | | 19 February 1960Buckingham Palaceson of Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh | Sarah Ferguson23 July 1986 – 30 May 1996(divorce)2 children | now old |- |} References Inverness Earldoms in the Peerage of the United Kingdom Extinct earldoms in the Peerage of the United Kingdom British and Irish peerages which merged in the Crown Noble titles created in 1718 Noble titles created in 1801 Noble titles created in 1892 Noble titles created in 1920 Noble titles created in 1986 Extinct earldoms in the Jacobite Peerage 1718 establishments in France