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1. KEITH, Margaret co-heiress of Inverugie
- KEITH, Robert 2nd Commendator of Deer, then Lord Altrie, Sir+
- KEITH, William Master of Marischal+
- KEITH, Agnes+
- KEITH, Alison+
- KEITH, Mary+
- KEITH, Beatrice+
- KEITH, Johanna+
- KEITH, Elizabeth+
- KEITH, Isabel+
- KEITH, Barbara+
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KEITH, William 3rd Earl Marischal 3 4 5
- Born: 24 July 1506 4
- Marriage (1): KEITH, Margaret co-heiress of Inverugie by 30 June 1538 1 2
- Died: 7 October 1581, Dunottar Castle, Kincardineshire, Scotland 4
Another name for William was KEITH, Williame.7
User ID: Z269.
General Notes:
" He was one of the earls who accompanied James V to France for his marriage to Madeleine of Valois, daughter of King Francis I of France. The wedding took place on 1 January 1537 at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris and was followed by days of Jousting at the Louvre. He fought at the Battle of Pinkie in 1547, in which the Scots were defeated by the English forces led by Edward Seymour, 1st Duke of Somerset in a bloody battle that was part of the War of the Rough Wooing. Keith was said to have been in favour of the proposed marriage between the infant Mary, Queen of Scots, and Prince Edward of England, son of King Henry VIII. He held the Office of Extraordinary Lord of Session in 1541, 1561, and lastly in 1573. In 1561, he was a member of Queen Mary's Privy Council. Later, the Earl Marischal retired with his great fortune to a secluded life at Dunnottar Castle becoming known locally as 'William of the Tower'....
Keith's chief residence was Dunnottar Castle in Aberdeenshire. When he died on 7 October 1581, he was succeeded by his grandson, George Keith, son of William, Master of Marischal; George became the 5th Earl Marischal."
from Wikipedia
"Keith Williame 15/6/1582 Earl Marischall Testament Dative and Inventory Edinburgh Commissary Court CC8/8/11"
"Keith Williame 23/11/1583 Earl Marischall Testament Dative and Inventory Edinburgh Commissary Court CC8/8/12"
from Wills and Testaments 6 7
Research Notes:
EARL MARISCHAL
The title of Earl Marischal was created in the peerage of Scotland for William Keith, the Great Marischal of Scotland. The role of the Marischal was to serve as custodian of the Royal Regalia of Scotland, and to protect the king's person when attending parliament.
from Wikipedia
William married Margaret KEITH co-heiress of Inverugie, daughter of Sir William KEITH younger, of Inverugie and Janet GRAY, by 30 June 1538.1 2 (Margaret KEITH co-heiress of Inverugie was born about 1517.)
Marriage Notes:
" (i) Margaret, married, before 30 June 1538, to William, fourth (numbered on this site as 3rd) Earl Marischal."
from Scots Peerage (vol 6)
"Marriage Margaret married William Keith, Earl Marischal in or before 1538 [64, 69, 71]."
"64 Antiquities of Aberdeen & Banff, Vol 4, p620 Register of the Great Seal, Vol 3 (1513-1546), #1798 30 Jun 1538 Charter of Akergill etc. William Earl Marischal. Margaret Keith (wife of William Earl Marischal, sister german of Elizabeth Keith). Elizabeth Keith (granddaughter & one heir of Sir William Keith of Inverugie (deceased), sister german of Margaret Keith)."
"69 Antiquities of Aberdeen & Banff, Vol 4, p594-6 Register of the Great Seal, Vol 3 (1513-1546), #2950 05 Aug 1543 Quitclaim of Ravenscraig to John Keith of Ravenscraig Margaret Keith, Countess Marischal & Lady of Inverugie. William Earl Marischal her husband. John Keith of Ravynniscrag (avunculus (uncle) of Margaret Keith). James Keith (brother german of John Keith of Ravynniscrag). John Keith of Balmure (patrulis (cousin) of John Keith of Ravynniscrag). James Keithe (patruus (paternal (?) uncle) of John Keith "
"71 Antiquities of Aberdeen & Banff, Vol 4, p623 24 May 1549 Contract - Inverugie to the Keiths, Fechill & Monk's Hill to Forbes. Sir William Keith of Inuerugy (deceased). Margaret Keith (eldest daughter of Sir William Keith, wife of William Earl Marischal). Elizabeth Keith (daughter of Sir William Keith, wife of William Lord Forbes). William Earl Marischal (husband of Margaret Keith). William Lord Forbes (husband of Elizabeth Keith). "
from Keiths of Inverugie 1 2
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