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Isabella MacDuff, condesa de Fife (c. 1320-1389) fue una noble escocesa que fue condesa de Fife desde 1363 hasta que renunció al título en 1371. Era la única hija de Duncan, Conde de Fife, por su esposa Mary de Monthermer, hija de Ralph, Lord Monthermer y Juana de Acre.
- Early Years
- Marriage
- Crowning of Robert de Bruce
- Isabella and Mary Caged
Isabel was born around 1285 in Scotland to Duncan MacDuff 7th or 9th Earl of Fife and Joan de Claire (daughter of Gilbert de Claire who later married the Joan, the sister of Edward I of England). Her father Duncan was a mean man and in 1288 when the children were toddlers he was murdered by his own clansman. Leaving her young brother Duncan now the...
In 1290s or early 1300 Isabel married John Comyn Earl of Buchan who was 30 to 40 years older then her marriages such as this were for political gain, unfortunately for Isabel though her 2nd cousin was the young Robert de Bruce (King Robert I) The Comyn’s were the enemies of the Bruce family. Some historians and authors believe Isobel may have been ...
It is tradition that all Scottish kings be crowned at Moot hill at Scone the home of the Stone of Destiny. Unfortunately, the Stone was removed by King Edward and taken back to England in the 1296 Usually the Kirk would anoint the king but Bruce’s actions at Greyfriars and the Comyn family’s connection with the current Pope made that unlikely there...
Queen Elizabeth was only 17 and because of her father’s connection to Edward she was placed under house arrest in England Marjorie, Bruce’s daughter was only 9 and Edward threatened to place her in a cage that would hang from the Tower of London but relented and she was guarded at Watton Priory Christina, 33 and married to her second husband a Seto...
- Female
- John Comyn
Brief Life History of Isabella. When Isabella MacDuff was born in 1320, in Fife, Scotland, her father, Sir Donnchadh MacDuff Earl of Fife, was 31 and her mother, Mary de Monthermer, was 23. She married Sir William de Felton about 1340. They were the parents of at least 2 sons and 1 daughter.
28 de abr. de 2022 · Isabella MacDuff, Countess of Fife (c. 1320– before 1396) was a Scottish noblewoman who was Countess of Fife from 1363 until she resigned the title in 1371. She was the only child of Duncan, Earl of Fife, by his wife Mary de Monthermer, daughter of Ralph, Lord Monthermer and Joan of Acre.
Isabella MacDuff Countess of Fife. 1322–1389. Marriage: about 1345. Catherine Stewart , Countess of Fife. 1345–. Elizabeth Ramsey. 1350–. Thakur Ramsey. 1350–. Christina Stewart. 1355–. Isobell Stewart. 1350–. John Stewart. 1360–1421. Sources (15) Legacy NFS Source: Isabella Macduff - birth: Isabella of Fife Stewart, "Find A Grave Index"
Isabella MacDuff. Fue hija del Conde de Fife y a su clan le correspondía el derecho y el privilegio de coronar a los nuevos reyes de Escocia. Después de que el pretendiente al trono Robert de Bruce asesinara a su riva, el marido de Isabella se posicionó en el bando de Eduardo I en contra de las ideas de su mujer.
13 de may. de 2021 · 13 May 2021. Women of Bruce - Part 2 - Isabel Macduff, countess of Buchan, a woman who crowned a king. Isabella Macduff Comyn's life was not a happy one. It didn't start happy. And in spite of one bright shining moment in time, it didn't end happy.
