James Stewart, I, King Of Scots

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(The following is from "The Munro Beacon" - Vol. 35, No. 3 - "Reign of the House of Stewart (Stuart)" - by Liam Paterson.)

«i»James I (1406-1437)
James's early life was spent mostly as a prisoner in the Tower of London, albeit treated as a member of royalty. Only in 1424 did he return to Scotland to be crowned king. He had been well educated during his time in England and he wanted to overhaul much of the country's infrastructure of church and state. Although generally sensible, his reforms did not go down at all well with the nobles and, inevitably, he was assassinated during a visit to a monastery in Perth.«/i»
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Family/Spouse: Lady Joan Beaufort. Joan (daughter of John Beaufort and Margaret De Holand) was born about 1407; died in 1445. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. James Stewart, II, King Of Scots was born in 1430; died on 3 Aug 1460 in Roxburgh, , Roxburgh, Scotland.

Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. James Stewart, II, King Of Scots was born in 1430; died on 3 Aug 1460 in Roxburgh, , Roxburgh, Scotland.

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(The following is from "The Munro Beacon" - Vol. 35, No. 3 - "Reign of the House of Stewart (Stuart)" - by Liam Paterson.)

«i»Robert III (1390-1406)
Robert may have inherited the Bruce's name but his birth name was John, a moniker he was said to have relinquished due to the unpopularity of John de Balliol in Scotland. If he was hoping to gain some of his illustrious forebear's strength and resolve along with his name, he appears to have been misguided. Weak physically due to a horse riding accident, he found himself in a position where his brother was the real power behind the throne. Desperate to ensure this his only surviving son, James would inherit the throne, he sent the boy to safety in France. Unfortunately James was kidnapped and imprisoned by the English King Henry IV. When he heard the news, Robert is said to have rapidly lost the will to live and died a few days later.«/i»
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«i»Robert II (1371-1390) Robert was grandson to Robert the Bruce and was supposed to become king upon that great monarch's death, but the subsequent birth of David II prevented him taking the throne - for forty-odd years anyway. Instead as a 'high steward' of Scotland (where the name Stewart derives from), he served as regent until David was able to take up his kingship. This did not last long. Following the Battle of Neville's Cross, David was captured and Robert took over as regent once again. It was only in 1371 that Robert was officially crowned king following David's death, but he was an old man by medieval standards and he seems to have been too infirm to engage in kingly activities such as leading his armies into battle. He died in 1390 and was succeeded by his son, Robert III.«/i»
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Robert married Euphemia Ross, Queen of Scots. Euphemia (daughter of Hugh, Earl of Ross and Maud Bruce) was born est 1330; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Walter married Marjory Bruce. Marjory (daughter of Robert Bruce, I, King Of Scots, daughter of Robert "the Bruce") was born est 1295; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Hugh married Maud Bruce. Maud (daughter of Robert Bruce) was born in 1282 in , , , Scotland; died on 22 Sep 1332 in , , , Scotland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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