The Marquess of Manchester is a title in the British peerage, created in 1719. It is associated with the historic county of Lancashire and is part of the House of Lords. The title has been held by various individuals, each contributing to its legacy and history. The current Marquess, as of 2023, is Edward Montagu, who succeeded his father. The family has a rich heritage, with connections to notable events and figures in British history. The Marquessate is often linked to the Montagu family, known for their influence and contributions to society over the centuries.