The Earldom of Surrey is a title in the British nobility, first created in the 11th century. It was originally established for William de Warenne, a companion of William the Conqueror. The earldom has a rich history, with various holders playing significant roles in English politics and society. Throughout the centuries, the title has been associated with several prominent families and has been recreated multiple times. The most recent creation was in 1801 for Henry Howard, who became the 13th Earl of Surrey. The earldom is linked to the historic county of Surrey in England.