Die Scots peerage; Edition der Wald von Sir Robert Douglas's peerage of Scotland gegründet; mit einer historischen und genealogischen Berücksichtigung der Adel des Reiches, das ancientearldom von Buchan. Sie indie Hand des Königs, den 22. Juli 1382, die Sie an ihr und ihrem Mann iigranted zurückgetreten, und je länger der Leber, deren Erben, und weil Sie die heirsof Bupliemia. Vermutlich zu diesem Zeitpunkt er hergestellt wurde, EARLOF BUCHAN, obwohl in dieser Charta er gehalten ist Lordof Badenoch, er ist Earl of Buchan in einem anderen grantedto ihn drei Tage nach genannt. Er seine Frau für ein womannamed Mari verlassen

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The Scots peerage; founded on Wood's edition of Sir Robert Douglas's peerage of Scotland; containing an historical and genealogical account of the nobility of that kingdom . the ancientearldom of Buchan.These she resigned intothe hand of the King, 22 July 1382, who iigranted them to her and her husband, and the longer liver, their heirs, and failing them the heirsof Bupliemia. Probably at this time he was created EARLOF BUCHAN, for though in this charter he is styled Lordof Badenoch, he is called Earl of Buchan in another grantedto him three days after. He deserted his wife for a womannamed Mariota, who may have been the mother of hisillegitimate children. He had been imprisoned in LochlevenCastle in January 1368-69, at the instance of MargaretLogic, wife of David ii., but was set free when she wasdivorced. In 1372 he was appointed by his father KingsLieutenant and Justiciar north of the Moray Firth, andthis led to a serious dispute between him and the Bishop ofMoray in 1380. For deserting his wife he was reprimanded Reg. Mag. Sig., i. 165, No. 21. - Ibid., 20. ^ jfieg. 3Iorav., 353. Exch.Rolls, iii. pp. Ixi, 309, 1347. * Nat. Diet. Biog.; Reg. Morav., 171.. STEWART, EARL OF BUOHAN 263 and excommunicated, 2 November 1389, by the Bishops ofMoray and Ross, and ordered to adhere to liis wife and notilltreat her, under a penalty of £200. In revenge he burnedthe towns of Forres and Elgin, and the Cathedral of Elgin in1390. Ecclesiastical penalties made him humbly submissive, and after satisfying the Bishop of Moray, and doing penanceat the church of Blackfriars Monastery at Perth in presenceof his father the King he received absolution from theBishop of St. Andrews.^ Before his marriage AlexanderStewart was a leader of bands of cateransand malefactors, for which cause he was removed from the oflice of Justi-ciar, ^ and his sons were, in 1398-99, imprisoned in StirlingCastle for their lawless deeds. He is usually said to havedied in 1394, but there is evidence that he lived ma

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