Genealogie Wylie » Thomas 9th Earl of Mar (± 1330-< 1374)

Persönliche Daten Thomas 9th Earl of Mar 

• Er wurde geboren rund 1330 in Mar, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.Quellen 1, 2, 4
• Alternative: Er wurde geboren rund 1320 in Drumfrieshire, Scotland.Quelle 5
• Beruf: 9th Earl Of Mar.
• Er ist verstorben vor 21. Juni 1374 in (dsp).Quellen 1, 2, 4
• Alternative: Er ist verstorben rund 1374.Quelle 5
• Ein Kind von Donald 8th Earl de Mar und Isabel Stewart
• Diese Information wurde zuletzt aktualisiert am 27. September 2008.

Familie von Thomas 9th Earl of Mar

(1) Er ist verheiratet mit Margaret Graham.

Sie haben geheiratet rund 1353 in 2nd husband (divorced by Feb 1358/9).Quelle 1

(2) Er ist verheiratet mit Margaret Stewart.

Sie haben geheiratet zwischen 1361 und 1374 in 1st husband 2nd wife.Quellen 1, 3

Das Ehepaar wurde 1359 geschieden.Quelle 5

Notizen bei Thomas 9th Earl of Mar

Thomas, 9th Earl of Mar; following his paternal grandmother's death, hecalled himself Lord of Garioch, the lands of which he was granted byroyal charter 27 Jan 1356/7; Great Chamberlain of Scotland 1358 and 1359;nevertheless pledged allegiance to Edward III of England; his Castle ofKildrummy accordingly seized by David I King of Scots and held by thelatter till at least 1364. [Burke's Peerage]

[Isiaha Lee.ged]

Thomas, Earl Of Mar [SCT], only son and heir of Earl Donald by Isabelhis wife. He was born about 1330, being still under age 15 January 1347/8, shortly after his mother's death, when he was committed to his stepfather's charge; and was a knight before the end of 1350. He must have been of age in June 1351, when he was one of the Scottish magnatescoming to Newcastle to treat of peace with the English commissioners.In June 1357 he had a safe conduct to come to Edward III in England, and in October of that year was one of the 8 peers of Scotland of whom3 were always to be in residence in England as hostages for King David's ransom. Upon the death of his grandmother, Christian Bruce, he hada charter, 27 January 1356/7, of the lands of Garioch in fee and heritage, and thereafter styled himself Earl Of Mar and Lord of Garioch. In 1358 and 1359 he was Great Chamberlain of Scotland. From the beginning of 1359 till the autumn of 1373 he spent much time in England, paying occasional visits to France, and in 1367 obtaining protection fora pilgrimage to Santiago. On 24 February 1358/9 he did homage to Edward III at Westminster, undertaking to serve him against all men, except only the person of Sir David De Bruys, his lord, in return for which he was to receive an annuity of 600 merks for life, or until the King should provide him with a marriage to his liking. The Earl's relations with King David are obscure, but were certainly not always cordialafter the time of his homage to Edward. In 1361 David besieged and took Kildrummy Castle, and it was still in the hands of the Crown in 1364. About 1370 he was under arrest at the Bass. He married, 1stly (dispensation 15 August 1352 and 29 May 1354), Margaret Graham, suo jure Countess Of Menteith [SCT], widow of John MORAY, of Bothwell. She was divorced before February 1358/9, when the Earl was in a position to marry again. He married, 2ndly, Margaret, suo jure COUNTESS OF ANGUS. He died s.p., between 22 October 1373 and 21 June 1374, when William, Earl of Douglas, husband of his sister and heir Margaret, styles himselfEarl of Douglas and Mar. His profligate widow, who, in his lifetime or very shortly afterwards, was mother of a bastard son, George Douglas, afterwards [1389) Earl of Angus [SCT], was living (being styled Countess of Angus and Mar) as late as 23 March 1417/8. [Complete Peerage VIII:406-7]

...[Ray Greysteel.ged]

From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.

!Gen-medieval data[Thomas C. Renehan.ged]

THOMAS, EARL OF MAR [SCT], only son and heir of Earl Donald by Isabelhis wife. He was born about 1330, being still under age 15 January 1347/8, shortly after his mother's death, when he was committed to his stepfather's charge; and was a knight before the end of 1350. He must have been of age in June 1351, when he was one of the Scottish magnatescoming to Newcastle to treat of peace with the English commissioners.In June 1357 he had a safe conduct to come to Edward III in England, and in October of that year was one of the 8 peers of Scotland of whom3 were always to be in residence in England as hostages for King David's ransom. Upon the death of his grandmother, Christian Bruce, he hada charter, 27 January 1356/7, of the lands of Garioch in fee and heritage, and thereafter styled himself EARL OF MAR and Lord of Garioch. In 1358 and 1359 he was Great Chamberlain of Scotland. From the beginning of 1359 till the autumn of 1373 he spent much time in England, paying occasional visits to France, and in 1367 obtaining protection fora pilgrimage to Santiago. On 24 February 1358/9 he did homage to Edward III at Westminster, undertaking to serve him against all men, except only the person of Sir David de Bruys, his lord, in return for which he was to receive an annuity of 600 merks for life, or until the King should provide him with a marriage to his liking. The Earl's relations with King David are obscure, but were certainly not always cordialafter the time of his homage to Edward. In 1361 David besieged and took Kildrummy Castle, and it was still in the hands of the Crown in 1364. About 1370 he was under arrest at the Bass. He married, 1stly (dispensation 15 August 1352 and 29 May 1354), Margaret GRAHAM, suo jure COUNTESS OF MENTEITH [SCT], widow of John MORAY, of Bothwell. She was divorced before February 1358/9, when the Earl was in a position to marry again. He married, 2ndly, Margaret, suo jure COUNTESS OF ANGUS. He died s.p., between 22 October 1373 and 21 June 1374, when William, Earl of Douglas, husband of his sister and heir Margaret, styles himselfEarl of Douglas and Mar. His profligate widow, who, in his lifetime or very shortly afterwards, was mother of a bastard son, George Douglas, afterwards [1389) Earl of Angus [SCT], was living (being styled Countess of Angus and Mar) as late as 23 March 1417/8. [Complete Peerage VIII:406-7]

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