Birth of James Graham
Birth of James Graham, son of John, 4th Earl of Montrose
Follow James Graham through 120 dated historical records for Scotland.
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Birth of James Graham, son of John, 4th Earl of Montrose
Created Earl Montrose, 5th, on his fathers death
Marries Magdalen Carnegie
Elected Member of Tables, a comittee set up to represent religious grievances
Role range: 1639-1639
Signs the National Covenant in Greyfriars Kirkyard to restore Presbyterianism
Role range: 1639-1639
Signs the National Covenant in Greyfriars Kirkyard to restore Presbyterianism
Role range: 1639-1639
Helps raise a Covenantor Army to oppose the Royalist
Role range: 1639-1639
Copies of the Covenant are carried to all parts of Scotland
Role range: 1639-1639
The Scots Church Assembly decideds that bishops should be deposed or excommunicated
Role range: 1639-1639
Charles I concedes the Scottish right to free church assembly and a free Parliament
Role range: 1639-1639
A general assembly of the Scottish church abolishes the episcopacy
Role range: 1639-1639
The 1st Bishops War ends without fighting by the Pacification of Berwick. Charles I concedes the Scottish right to free church assembly and a free Parliament
Role range: 1639-1639
Captures Aberdeen for the Covenanters
Role range: 1639-1639
Captures Aberdeen for the Covenanters
Role range: 1639-1639
Captures Aberdeen for the Covenanters
Role range: 1639-1639
Enters Aberdeen with 4000 Covenanters
Role range: 1639-1639
Enters Aberdeen with 4000 Covenanters
Role range: 1639-1639
Defeats & Royalist Army at Brig ODee & enters Aberdeen
Role range: 1639-1639
Defeats the Royalists at Brig O'Dee & captures Aberdeen from the Covenanters
Role range: 1639-1639
Defeats the Royalists at Brig O'Dee & captures Aberdeen from the Covenanters
Role range: 1639-1639
Defeats the Royalists at Brig O'Dee & captures Aberdeen from the Covenanters
Role range: 1639-1639
Present at the signing of the Treaty with Charles I which ends the 1st Bishops War
Role range: 1639-1639
Opposes the policies of Argyll during the Scottish Parliament, August-September
Defeats an English royalist force at Newburn
Role range: 1639-1639
The Covenanters are paid pounds 850 & allowed to occupy the northern counties of England
Role range: 1639-1639
After Charles I signed the Treaty of Berwick Montrose invades England
Role range: 1639-1639
The Covenanters are paid pounds 850 & allowed to occupy the northern counties of England
Role range: 1639-1639
Occupies Newcastle after victory at Newburn
Role range: 1639-1639
Commands the cavalry under Lord Leven against the forces of Charles I
Role range: 1640-1640
The Treaty of Ripon ends hostilities, present at the signing
Role range: 1640-1640
Arrested by Argyll
Charles I turns to Montrose for support who wins most of Scotland for the Royalists
Role range: 1642-1649
Attends the opening of Charles Is Parliament in Oxford
Role range: 1642-1649
Routes the Covenanter garrison at Morpeth & takes the town
Role range: 1642-1649
Captures Dumfries for the Royalists but later forced out by Argyll
Role range: 1642-1649
Captures Dumfries for the Royalists but later forced out by Argyll
Role range: 1642-1649
Routes the Covenanter garrison at Morpeth & takes the town
Role range: 1642-1649
Leads a Royalist force of 1,300 militia from Cumberland & Northumberland
Role range: 1642-1649
Wins a small Battle at the head of a Royalist Army invading Scotland
Role range: 1642-1649
Wins a small Battle at the head of a Royalist Army invading Scotland
Role range: 1642-1649
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