Lord Drummond

All the above titles were in the Peerage of Scotland except the 1797 Barony, which was in the Peerage of Great Britain.

Lord Drummond may refer to:

  • Lord Drummond of Cargill, created in 1488 and held since 1605 by the Earl of Perth
  • Lord Drummond of Stobhall, created in 1605 along with the Earldom of Perth
  • Lord Drummond of Cromlix, created in 1686 along with the Viscountcy of Strathallan
  • Lord Drummond of Gilstoun, created in 1685 along with the Viscountcy of Melfort
  • Lord Drummond of Riccartoun, created in 1686 along with the Earldom of Melfort
  • Marquess of Drummond, created c.1701, subsidiary title of the Dukedom of Perth (see Jacobite peerage)
  • Lord Perth, Baron Drummond of Stobhall, created in 1797 and extinct in 1800.

Lord Drummond may also refer to:

  • Lord Drummond (Pallisers), a fictional character in the Palliser series of novels by Anthony Trollope

Specific people
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