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Sir James Douglas of Dalkeith was the son of Sir John Douglas of Lothian and Agnes (?).2 He died in 1420. He lived at Dalkeith, Scotland.4
Married
Children of Sir James Douglas of Dalkeith and Lady Agnes Dunbar
He has also been seen to have these children by an unknown partner
Children
1 - In 1373, James de Douglas was granted lands in Peebles by King Robert II (1370-1390) "for his support of a chaplain in the chapel Dalkeith" and the grant was subsequently confirmed by Robert II at Irvine on 25 October 1377.
In 1384, a charter was granted to James de Douglas by King Robert III(1390-1406) "to endow a chaplaincy in the Chapel of St Nicholas, in the town of Dalkeith" and in 1406, having obtained the consent of Bishop Wardlaw of St Andrews, within whose diocese Dalkeith lay, the Chapel was raised to the status of a Collegiate Church, with five prebendaries or priests, presided over by a provost or Head. 2 - On 21st November 1372 (SP, III, 261;SP, VI, 346), charter of confirmation under the Great Seal by Robert II dated 6th December 1372 (RMS, I, 521), George Dunbar, 10th Earl of Dunbar (d. after 8th September 1422), granted terras nostras de Mordyntona (the lands of Mordington to be held of the Earl, who retained the barony) to Sir James Douglas of Dalkeith (d. 1420), on the occasion of Sir James's marriage to Agnes, the Earl's sister.
Note that Sir James Douglas of Dalkeith was granted the barony of Dalkeith on 5th January 1368-9.
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1330
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Dalkeith, Midlothian, Scotland, United Kingdom
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Dalkeith, Midlothian, Scotland
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1373
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Dalkeith, Scotland (United Kingdom)
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1420
Age 90
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Dalkeith, Midlothian, Scotland
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1420
Age 90
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Melrose Abbey, Melrose, Roxburghshire, Scotland
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Dalkeith, Midlothian, Scotland
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