The Earl of Grafton is a title in the British peerage, created in 1675. It is associated with the Grafton family, which has a long history in England. The title has been held by several notable individuals, contributing to British politics and society over the centuries. The current holder of the title is the Duke of Grafton, who is a descendant of the original earls. The family seat is Euston Hall, located in Suffolk, England. The earldom has played a significant role in the history of the British aristocracy and continues to be a part of the country's heritage.