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Marriage

Scotland · House / House of Douglas. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

11Records
1373–1593Date range
6Named people
2Places

Chronological records

1373

William Douglas Douglas, 2nd1373

House / House of Douglas

Marries Isabel, daughter of Robert II

1397

George Douglas Angus, 1st1397

House / House of Douglas

Marries Mary, daughter of Robert III

1513

Archibald Douglas Angus, 5th1513

House / House of Douglas

Marries James IV widow Queen Margaret

1514

Archibald Douglas Angus, 6th6 August 1514

Kinnoul · House / House of Douglas

Marries Margaret, sister of Henry VIII, private ceremony at the church of Kinnoul

1528

Archibald Douglas Angus, 6th1528

House / House of Douglas

Divorced from Margaret who escapes with her son the future James V

1544

Margaret Douglas Lennox1544

House / House of Douglas

Margaret Douglas marries a Scottish exile, Matthew Stewart, 4th Earl of Lennox, who was Regent of Scotland in 1570-1571

1561

Margaret Douglas1561

Scotland · House / House of Douglas

Marries Edward Crichton Lord Crichton of Sanquhar

1566

Margaret Douglas Lennox1566

House / House of Douglas

Marries off her son, Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley, to Mary I of Scotland

1571

Margaret Douglas1571

House / House of Douglas

Marries William Graham, 5th Earl of Menteith

1574

Margaret Douglas Lennox1574

House / House of Douglas

The Countess of Lennox Arouses Elizabeth's anger by the marriage of her son, Charles Stuart, 1st Earl of Lennox, with Elizabeth Cavendish, stepdaughter of the Earl of Shrewsbury

1593

Margaret Douglas1593

House / House of Douglas

Marries Robert Wauchope

Names involved

Archibald Douglas Angus, 5thArchibald Douglas Angus, 6thGeorge Douglas Angus, 1stMargaret DouglasMargaret Douglas LennoxWilliam Douglas Douglas, 2nd

Provenance

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