Sir James Douglas of Dalkeith (-1440 or 1441) |
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| Married:3 | before 10 November 1387 | Elizabeth Stewart (-) | |||
| The marriage was proposed in 1378, when James was to choose one of two sisters, Margaret or Elizabeth. About 24 March 1381-82 further arrangements were made, as appears from an imperfect charter, if the marriage did not take place then. It would appear they were married before 10 November 1387, and their eldest son was born before September 1390. | |||||
| Married:4 | before 1439 | Janet Borthwick (-) | |||
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| Children with Elizabeth Stewart: | ||
| Henry Douglas of Borg (-before 1456)5 | ||
| Sir James Douglas of Dalkeith (-), Laird of Dalkeith6 | ||
| William Douglas (before September 1390-1425 or shortly after)7 | ||
| Children with Janet Borthwick: | ||
| William Douglas of Whittinghame (-)8 | ||
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| Died:9 | 1440 or 1441 | |||
| He died between February 1439-40 and May 1441. | ||||
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