
| Name | James (of Ireland) STEWART | |
| Birth | 1395 | Scotland |
| Gender | Male | |
| HIST | James Stuart, on the imprisonment of his father and brothers, with the assistance of the Bishop of Argile assulted and burned the town of Dunbarton, 1424, proclaimed a traitor he sought refuge in Ireland, where he married a lady of the family of Mc Donald and died in 1441. They had two sons, Andrew Stuart, who was brought from Ireland by James II, and created Lord of Avondale (he was also High Lord Chancellor of Scotland) and WALTER STURAT of Murphie. | |
| _UID | D837064B2718490D80269DFAAF84AEF90C3E | |
| Death | 1441 | Scotland |
| Person ID | I13020 | Singleton and Related Families |
| Last Modified | 11 Jan 2021 | |
| Father | 2nd Duke of Albany MURDOCK STEWART, b. 1370, Scotland d. 1425, Scotland (Age 55 years) | |
| Mother | Elizabeth DUNCAN, b. Scotland d. Scotland | |
| _UID | 680A6853DB3A4907BBD75D4B033B3E80C8EF | |
| _UID | 680A6853DB3A4907BBD75D4B033B3E80C8EF | |
| Family ID | F4642 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Family | Fem McDONALD, b. Ireland d. Scotland | |||
| _UID | C15BDA571AA74E20985C9DD28006E05EA389 | |||
| _UID | C15BDA571AA74E20985C9DD28006E05EA389 | |||
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| Family ID | F4630 | Group Sheet | Family Chart | ||
| Last Modified | 23 Mar 2026 | |||
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