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James the 5th STEWARD 1243–1309 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1243

Birth Location: Scotland - son of Alexander the Steward

Death Date: 1309

Death Location: Argyll, Scotland

Father: Alexander STEWARD

Mother: Jean BUTE

Spouse(s): Egidia BURGH

Children(s): Walter STEWARD

James the 5th STEWARD was born in 1243 in Scotland - son of Alexander the Steward, the child of Alexander The 4Th Steward And Jean Of Bute. James the 5th STEWARD married Egidia Burgh, and had children including Walter The Steward. James the 5th STEWARD passed away in 1309 in Argyll, Scotland.

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Biography

  • James the 5th STEWARD was born in 1243 in Scotland - son of Alexander the Steward, the child of Alexander The 4Th Steward And Jean Of Bute.
  • James the 5th STEWARD married Egidia Burgh, and had children including Walter The Steward.
  • James the 5th STEWARD passed away in 1309 in Argyll, Scotland.

Immediate Family

Parents

Alexander STEWARD
1214–1283
Birth Location: Scotland - son of Walter the II Steward
AS
Jean BUTE
1215–
Birth Location: Rothesday, Bute of the Isles
JB

Spouses(s)

Egidia BURGH
1270–
Birth Location: the Ulster, Ireland
EB

Children(s)

Walter STEWARD
1292–1326
Birth Location: Scotland - son of James Steward
WS

James STEWARD's Ancestors

Self
James STEWARD
1243–1309
Birth Place: Scotland - son of Alexander the Steward
Parents
Alexander the 4th STEWARD
1214–1283
Scotland - son of Walter the II Steward
Jean (of) BUTE
1215–
Rothesday, Bute of the Isles
Grandparents
Walter (the 3rd) STEWARD
1190–1246
Scotland - son of Alan
Seumas (mac Angus Lord of BUTE OF THE) ISLE
1190–1210
Bute Isle, Scotland
Great-Grandparents
Alan STEWARD
1150–
Angus BUTE
1160–1210
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Walter STEWARD
1100–1177
Somarled ARGYLL
–1164

James STEWARD's Descendants

1.
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James (the 5th) STEWARD (1243–1309) m. Egidia BURGH (Abt. 1270–)
  1. 1. Walter (the) STEWARD 1292–1326 m. Marjorie BRUCE 1297–1316
    1. 1. Robert (II Stewart of) SCOTLAND 1315–1390 m. ELIZABETH MURE 1320–1349 m. Euphemia ROSS 1315–1387
      1. 1. Robert (III of) SCOTLAND 1337–1406 m. Annabella DRUMMOND 1346–1401
        1. 1. Mary (Dtr of Robert III) STEWART 1382–1458 m. GEORGE (Earl of) DOUGLAS 1380–1403
        2. 2. David STUART 1368–1402
        3. 3. James (I of) SCOTLAND 1394–1437 m. Joan (of) BEAUFORT 1398–1445
      2. 2. Walter STEWART 1339–
      3. 3. Walter STEWART 1350–
        1. 1. Robert STEWART –1437
      4. 4. Robert (Earl of Fife Duke of) ALBANY 1340–1420 m. Muriella KEITH 1342–1449
        1. 1. Murdoch (Duke of) ALBANY 1365–1425
        2. 2. John (of) ALBANY 1367–
        3. 3. Marjory STEWART 1361– m. Duncan CAMPBELL –1435
        4. 4. Margaret STEWART 1363–
      5. 5. Baroness (of) Strathnairn –1398 m. David Lindsay 1340–1407
      6. 6. Egidia STEWART 1345– m. William DOUGLAS 1330–
        1. 1. Egidia DOUGLAS 1365– m. Henry SINCLAIR 1350–1422
      7. 7. Alexander Stewart 1343–1405 m. Mistress (of Alexander) STEWART 1360– m. Heiress (of) BUCHAN –1390
        1. 1. Alexander STEWART 1375–1435 m. Isabel Douglas 1388–
      8. 8. Isabel Stewart 1340– m. James DOUGLAS 1358–1388
        1. 1. James DOUGLAS –1441
      9. 9. Marjorie (of) SCOTLAND 1345– m. John (of) DUNBAR 1340–
      10. 10. David STEWART 1347–
        1. 1. Euphemia STEWART 1370– m. Patrick GRAHAM 1370–

James STEWARD's Timeline

2 Records

1243
1243
Birth of James the 5th STEWARD in Scotland - son of Alexander the Steward
Scotland - son of Alexander the Steward
1309
1309
Age 66
Death of James the 5th STEWARD in Argyll, Scotland
Argyll, Scotland

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1243
    Event Place: Scotland - son of Alexander the Steward

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 1309
    Event Place: Argyll, Scotland
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