Henry Stewart of Rosyth (-) |
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| Father:1 | Robert Stewart of Rosyth (-before 1582) | ||
| Mother:2 | Euphemia Murray (-24 August 1596) | ||
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| Married:3 | Margaret Lindsay (-) | ||||
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| James Stewart of Rosyth (-)4 | ||
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| He succeeded his brother and had issue three sons, to whom he tailzied his estate in 1592, and failing them to Patrick Stewart of Baith, and his heirs-male, whom failing to Walter Stewart of Cardonald, Lord Privy Seal, and his heirs-male. The Laird of Baith had a son who was taken prisoner at Dunaverty, when Sir Alexander Macdonald was defeated by General Leslie at Kintyre in 1648. The Laird of Baith got his life from General Leslie at the entreaty of Major James Stewart of Ardvorlich, while all the rest of the garrison, to the number of nine hundred, were put to the sword after being made prisoners.5 | ||
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