What is the correct title of a daughter of a count and countess?

Question

What is the correct title of a daughter of a count and countess?

Answer 1

Countling, I think.

Answer 2

Wikipedia has a pretty good answer to this question--it varies by country:

"In the UK, the equivalent Earl is often a courtesy title for the eldest son of a duke. In the United Kingdom stringent rules apply, often a future heir has a lower ranking courtesy title; in Italy, by contrast, all the sons of certain counts are counts (contini). In Sweden there is a distinction between counts (Swedish: greve) introduced before 1809 and after. All children in countship families introduced before 1809 are called count/countess. In families introduced after 1809 only the head of the family is called count, the rest had a status similar to barons and was called Mr. and Ms./Mrs. (before the use of titles was abolished)."

Answer 3

What country are you thinking of? It can't be Britain, because although we have countesses, we have no counts (the equivalent is "earl").

Answer 4

Lady [First Name][Surname].