The title "Earls of Surrey" is a noble title in the peerage of England, first created in the 11th century. The title has been held by various families over the centuries, most notably the House of Howard, which has produced several prominent Earls. The Earls of Surrey have played significant roles in English history, particularly during the Tudor and Stuart periods. The title has been associated with various lands and estates in the county of Surrey. The Earls often held significant political power and influence, participating in key events and decisions in the English monarchy. The title has been revived and re-created multiple times, reflecting the changing nature of the British aristocracy.