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Scotland 1559-1560.svg|Mary I Stewart<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Queen of Scotland<br>Queen consort of France<br>1559-1560</span> | Scotland 1559-1560.svg|Mary I Stewart<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Queen of Scotland<br>Queen consort of France<br>1559-1560</span> | ||
Scotland 1560-1565.svg|Mary I Stewart<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Queen of Scotland<br>Queen dowager of France<br>1560-1565</span> | Scotland 1560-1565.svg|Mary I Stewart<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Queen of Scotland<br>Queen dowager of France<br>1560-1565</span> | ||
Mary Stewart England.svg|Mary I Stewart<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Arms variant as pretender to the throne of England<br>Used mainly in France</span> | |||
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Revision as of 17:53, 4 September 2020
Cadet branch of the House of FitzAlan
- Coat of Arms
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House of Stewart
High Stewards of Scotland -
House of Stewart
Kings of Scotland
- Dukes of Rothesay
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House of Stewart
Dukes of Rothesay
Heir to the throne of Scotland
- Cadet Branches
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House of Boyd
Lords Boyd
Lords and Earls of of Kilmarnock
Issued from Simon FitzAlan, younger son of Alan FitzWalter, 2nd High Steward of Scotland -
House Stewart of Menteith
Earls of Menteith
Issued from Walter Bailloch, younger son of Walter Stewart, 3rd High Steward of Scotland -
House Stewart of Bonkyll
Lords of Bonkyll
Earls of Angus
Issued from 2nd son of Alexander Stewart, 4th High Steward of Scotland -
House Stewart of Bute
Hereditary Sheriffs of Bute
Lords, Baronets, Earls and Marquesses of Bute
Illegitimate line issued from Robert II -
House Stewart of Albany
Dukes of Albany
1st dynasty from 2nd son of Robert II from his 1st marriage -
House Stewart of Blackhall
Lords of Blackhall, Auchingoun and Ardgowan
Baronets of Greenock and Blakchall
Illegitimate line issued from Robert III -
House Stewart of Albany
Dukes of Albany
2nd dynasty, from James II -
House Stewart of Orkney
Earls of Orkney
Illegitimate line issued from James V -
House Stewart of Coldingham
Lords of Coldingham
Illegitimate line issued from James V -
House Stewart of Garth
Lords of Fothergill and Garth
Illegitimate line issued from younger son of Alexander Stewart The Wolf of Badenoch
- Personal Arms
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Robert II
King of Scotland
1371–1390 -
Robert III
King of Scotland
1390–1406 -
Alexander Stewart
Earl of Buchan
4th son of Robert II of Scotland from his 1st marriage
The Wolf of Badenoch -
David Stewart
Earl of Strathearn and Caithness
Eldest son of Robert II of Scotland from his 2nd marriage -
Walter Stewart
Younger son of Robert II of Scotland from his 2nd marriage
Seal from 1389 -
Walter Stewart
as Earl of Atholl, Strathearn and Caithness
Seal from 1424 -
Walter Stewart
as Earl of Atholl, Strathearn and Caithness
Seal from 1430 -
David Stewart
Earl of Carrick
Duke of Rothesay
Son and heir of Robert III of Scotland but died before his father -
Alexander Stewart
Eldest illegitimate son of Alexander Stewart The Wolf of Badenoch
Personal arms -
Alexander Stewart
Earl of Mar
Lord of Garioch
Arms from 1404 -
John Stewart
Earl of Mar and Garioch
Youngest son of James II of Scotland -
James IV
King of Scotland
1488–1513 -
James Stewart
2nd son of James III, younger brother of James IV
Duke of Ross
1481-1504 -
James Stewart
Illegitimate son of James IV
Earl of Moray
1501-1544 -
Alexander Stewart
Youngest son of James IV
Duke of Ross
1514-1515 -
James Stewart
Illegitimate son of James V
Regent of Scotland
Earl of Moray
1562-1570 -
Francis Stewart
Earl of Bothwell
Grandson of James V through his illegitimate son John of Coldingham
Adoped the arms from House of Hepburn -
Mary I Stewart
Queen of Scotland
Dauphine of France
1558-1559 -
Mary I Stewart
Queen of Scotland
Queen consort of France
1559-1560 -
Mary I Stewart
Queen of Scotland
Queen dowager of France
1560-1565 -
Mary I Stewart
Arms variant as pretender to the throne of England
Used mainly in France
