Janet Stewart (-between 1560 and 1564) |
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| Married:3 | 1524-25 | Malcolm Fleming (around 1494-10 September 1547), 3. Lord Fleming | |||
| Dispensation dated 26 February 1524-25, they being within the third degree of consanguinity. Marriage contract dated 27 January same year. | |||||
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| Children with Malcolm Fleming: | ||
| Margaret Fleming (-15 March 1586-87)4 | ||
| Elizabeth Fleming (-)5 | ||
| John Fleming (-6 September 1572), 5. Lord Fleming6 | ||
| Agnes Fleming (-)7 | ||
| Janet Fleming (-)8 | ||
| James Fleming (around 1534-15 December 1558), 4. Lord Fleming9 | ||
| Mary Fleming (1542-)10 | ||
| Children with Henri II: | ||
| Henri (-)11 | ||
| Children with John Fleming: | ||
| Jean (Johanna) Fleming (-)12 | ||
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| Died:13 | between 1560 and 1564 | |||
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| She was served heir to her terce as relict on 2 November 1547, went to France in 1548 in charge of the child Queen, whose education she superintended, but was superseded by Madam Parois, an extreme Catholic. She thereafter became mistress of Henry II, King of France, to whom she had a son, Harry de Valois, 'le Batard d'Angouleme. She returned to Scotland in 1555, resided at Boghall, and died after 1560 and before 1564.14 | ||
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