Marquess of Mos

Marquess of Mos () is a hereditary title of Spanish nobility. It was created on 1 December 1692 by King Charles II of Spain in favor of Gabriel Sarmiento Quiros de Sotomayor.

History On 12 November 1789, King Charles IV of Spain granted the accompanying dignity of Grandee to the fourth marquis, Benito Correa y Sotomayor.

Marquesses of Mos (1692) Holder of Title Period Notes Created by King Charles II Spain 1 Gabriel Sarmiento Quirós de Sotomayor 1692–1706 2 Catalina Josefa Sarmiento de Quirós 1706–? 3 Pelayo Antonio Correa de Sotomayor ?–1778 4 Benito Fernando Correa y Sotomayor 1778–1816 5 Alonso Correa de Sotomayor Pinto de Sousa 1816–1868 6 Antonio Aguilar Correa y Fernández de Córdoba 1869–1907 7 Fernando de Quiñones de León y Elduayen 1910–1918 8 María Dolores Elduayen y Martínez 1919–1929 9 Joaquina Pérez de Castro y Martínez Britto 1930–1942 10 Mariano Pérez y Pérez de Castro 1954–1974 11 Rafael Pérez Blanco 1976 12 Rafael Pérez-Blanco y Pernas 1980–

See also Marquess of la Vega de Armijo Duke of Sotomayor

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