- Drummond, Amb****ador to Spain, was
created Earl of
Perth and Lord
Drummond of
Stobhall in 1605.
James Drummond, 4th Earl of
Perth was
attainted for supporting...
-
Stobhall (or
Stobhall Castle) is a
country house and
estate in
Perthshire in Scotland, 8
miles (13 km) from Perth. The 17th-century
dower house and several...
-
Perth and as
titular 9th Duke of Perth,
Marquess of Drummond, Earl of
Stobhall,
Viscount of
Cargill and Lord Concraig, on the
death of his
second cousin...
-
married an
heiress of the
Montfichets and
became Sir John
Drummond of
Stobhall. Sir John's
sister Margaret Drummond married David II of
Scotland but they...
- his family, was the
eldest son of Sir
Malcolm Drummond of
Cargill and
Stobhall, Perthshire,
Chief of Clan
Drummond (d. 1470), by his
marriage in 1445...
-
created in 1488 and held
since 1605 by the Earl of
Perth Lord
Drummond of
Stobhall,
created in 1605
along with the
Earldom of
Perth Lord
Drummond of Cromlix...
-
Duchess of Perth, in 1773, he took up
residence at the
Drummond estate of
Stobhall in Perthshire. Upon his father's
death on 18 July 1781,
James succeeded...
- resignation) of his dignities,
creating him Earl of Perth, Lord Drummond,
Stobhall, and
Montefex (Scotland), with remainder,
failing heirs-male of his and...
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Elizabeth Sinclair (1363-?),
married Sir John
Drummond of
Cargill and
Stobhall,
Thane of Lennox,
Chief of Clan
Drummond (Drymen, Stirlingshire, 1356-1428)...
-
arrived with Sir John Drummond, son of Sir John
Drummond of
Carghill and
Stobhall, who left
Scotland in 1418, set off for
France and from
there to the kingdom...
