Lady Elizabeth Stewart 2nd Countess of Moray

BirthAug 1560 - Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh, Scotland

Death07 Feb 1592 - City of Edinburgh, Scotland

MotherLady Agnes Keith, Countess of Moray

FatherJAMES "the Bonny Earl" STEWART 1st Earl of Moray

Born in Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh, Scotland on Aug 1560 to JAMES "the Bonny Earl" STEWART 1st Earl of Moray and Lady Agnes Keith, Countess of Moray. Lady Elizabeth Stewart 2nd Countess of Moray married James Stewart, "Bonnie Earl", 2nd Lord of Doune; 2nd Earl Moray and had 6 children. She passed away on 07 Feb 1592 in City of Edinburgh, Scotland.

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Parents

James "The Bonny Earl" Stewart 1St Earl Of Moray
1531 - 1569

Lady Agnes Keith, Countess Of Moray
1530 - 1588

Spouse(s)

James Stewart, "Bonnie Earl", 2Nd Lord Of Doune; 2Nd Earl Moray
1568 - 1592

Hugh 5Th Lord Lovat Fraser
1544 - 1576

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James Stuart 3Rd Earl Of Moray
1581 - 1638

Margaret Stuart
1591 - 1639

Elspeth "Lady Grizel" Stewart
1586 - 1662

Elizabeth Stewart
1587 - 1662

Mary Stewart
1587 - 1662

Margaret Fraser
1574 - 1681

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