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DOUGLAS, William Earl of Douglas, 'Earl of Mar', jure uxoris
(About 1320-1384)
Margaret Countess of Mar
(About 1325-1390)
DOUGLAS, James 2nd Earl of Douglas, Sir
(About 1355-Before 1388)
UNKNOWN, Partner
(About 1365-)
DOUGLAS, Elinor
(About 1385-)

 

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Spouses/Children:
1. FRASER, William of Cowie and Durris, 2nd of Philorth, Sir

DOUGLAS, Elinor 1

  • Born: About 1385 2
  • Marriage (1): FRASER, William of Cowie and Durris, 2nd of Philorth, Sir 8 December 1404(grant) 1 2

   Another name for Elinor was DOUGLAS, Eleanor.3

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Elinor married Sir William FRASER of Cowie and Durris, 2nd of Philorth, son of Sir Alexander FRASER of Durris & Cowie, then of Philorth, Sheriff of Aberdeen and Johanna de Ross, 8 December 1404(grant).1 2 (Sir William FRASER of Cowie and Durris, 2nd of Philorth was born about 1376 and died by 1441 1.)


  Marriage Notes:

"About 1404 he (Sir William Fraser) married Elinor Douglas, whose parentage is not known ; but on 8 December of that year Isabel de Douglas, Countess of Mar and the Garioch, gave a charter of Tibarty and Utlaw, in the barony of Strathalva, in the sheriffdom of Banff, 'dilecto nostro affini Gulielmo Fraser et Elinore de Duglas sponse sue ... in libero maritagio.' Lord Saltoun is of opinion that she was an illegitimate daughter of James, second Earl of Douglas and Earl of Mar, who was killed at Otterburn in 1388 ; by her he had a son and two daughters ..."

from Scots Peerage (vol 7)




"About 1404 he (Sir William Fraser) married a lady of the Douglas family, for, on the 8th of December in that year, Isabel de Douglas, Countess of Mar and the Garioch, gave a charter of the lands of Tibarty and Utlaw, in the barony of 'Strauthaveth,' in the sheriffdom of Banff, 'dilecto nostro affini Gulielmo Fraser, et Elinore de Duglas, sponse sue ... in libero maritagio.' "

from Frasers of Philorth 1 2

Sources


1 e-books, The Scots Peerage ed. Sir James Balfour Paul vol. 7 (1910).

2 e-books, The Frasers of Philorth vol.1 by Alexander Fraser (1879).

3 e-books, The Scots Peerage ed. Sir James Balfour Paul vol. 3 (1906).

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