Mary Stewart (-before 1458) |
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| Father:1 | Robert III (around 1337-4 April 1406), King of Scots | ||
| Mother:2 | Annabella Drummond (-autumn 1401) | ||
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| Married:3 | 1397 | George Douglas (-), 1. Earl of Angus | |||
| Married:4 | 1405 | Sir James Kennedy of Dunure (-before 8 November 1408), bailie of Carrick | |||
| Married:5 | between 1409 and 1425 | Sir William Graham of Dundaff and Kincardine (-1424), Lord of Dundaff and Kincardine | |||
| Married:6 | after July 1409 | Sir William Cunningham of Kilmaurs (-around 1414) | |||
| Sir William Cunningham had a Papal Dispensation in July 1409 to marry Marjory (Mary) Stewart, widow of James Kennedy, notwithstanding Margaret his first wife was related to Marjory in the second and third degrees. Mary Stewart was the second daughter of King Robert III, and was widow, first, of George Douglas, first Earl of Angus, and secondly, of James Kennedy, younger of Dunure, who was killed before 8 November 1408. There is no clear evidence that the marriage with Sir William Cunningham took place, though it is not improbable. Her third or fourth marriage with Sir William Grahame is first referred to on 15 May 1416, when he and she had a charter of certain lands. | |||||
| Married:7 | 1425 | Sir William Edmonston of Culloden (-) | |||
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| Buried:18 | Church of Strathblane [building], Strathblane [city/town], Stirlingshire [county], Scotland [country], United Kingdom [country] | |||
| Died:19 | before 1458 | |||
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