James Stewart of Rosyth (-)

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Father:1James Stewart of Rosyth (-)
Mother:2Margaret Napier (-)
Spouses and relationship events
Married:31642Mary Innes (-before 1649)
Married:41649Margaret Buchanan (-)
Children
Children with Mary Innes:
Grizel Stewart (-)5
Children with Margaret Buchanan:
James Stewart of Rosyth (-)6
William Stewart of Rosyth (-1692)7
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James was very loyal to Kings Charles I and II, as is to be seen by a warrant under Lord Balcarres's hand for double quartering on his lands for professed malignancy. His house was possessed for the King's use before the Inverkeithing field, and was thereafter battered and surrendered, garrisoned, and plundered, by the English army, himself oppressed and harassed, and his estate sequestered and plundered. But all these things never moved him.8
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1 , "Stewarts of Rosyth and Craigyhall: ," The Scottish Antiquary or Northern Notes & Queries V (1891): 1-9, p. 6, XII James Stewart of Rosyth.
2 Ibid
3 , "Stewarts of Rosyth and Craigyhall: ," The Scottish Antiquary or Northern Notes & Queries V (1891): 1-9, p. 6, XIII James Stewart of Rosyth.
4 Ibid
5 Ibid
6 , "Stewarts of Rosyth and Craigyhall: ," The Scottish Antiquary or Northern Notes & Queries V (1891): 1-9, p. 6, XIV James Stewart.
7 , "Stewarts of Rosyth and Craigyhall: ," The Scottish Antiquary or Northern Notes & Queries V (1891): 1-9, p. 6, XV William Stewart of Rosyth.
8 , "Stewarts of Rosyth and Craigyhall: ," The Scottish Antiquary or Northern Notes & Queries V (1891): 1-9, p. 6, XIII James Stewart of Rosyth.
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