Francis Willoughby, 5th Baron Willoughby of Parham, Parliamentary and military commander for the Parliamentarian cause, lord-lieutenant and commander-in-chief in Lincolnshire during the Civil War., Governor of Barbados, 1650–1651 and 1663–1666, Royalist peer, Honourable daughter of a peer, Viscountess of Ranelagh from 1670, Countess of Ranelagh from 1677, executrix of her father's will., Lord Lieutenant of Lincolnshire for Parliament, Vice-Admiral for the Royalists, Governor of Barbados and the Caribbee Islands, 1650–1652 and 1663–1666, Lord-Lieutenant of Lindsey and Lincolnshire, Parliamentary colonel, Speaker of the House of Lords in 1647, 1650-1652 and 1663-1666, Royalist vice-admiral in 1648, lord lieutenant and commander of parliamentary forces in Lincolnshire, royalist vice-admiral, Governor of Barbados and the Caribbee Islands in 1650–1652 and 1663–1666, proprietor and promoter of the Surinam plantation., Parliamentarian commander in Lincolnshire, Lord Lieutenant of Lincolnshire under Parliament, commander-in-chief of Lincolnshire forces, 1643, 1650–1652 and from 1663, Vice-Admiral of the Barbados and Caribbee Islands, Assistant of the Royal Fishing Company., Styled Baroness Willoughby of Parham after her marriage circa 1628–1629, not a separately created suo jure baroness., colonial governor and proprietor associated with Barbados, Antigua and Suriname, parliamentary and military figure during the Civil War and Restoration periods.