MACDONALD, John 11th Earl of Ross, Lord of the Isles 1User ID: V13 General Notes: "The Earl of Ross (John of Islay) was summoned before the Parliament of 1463 to answer for his conduct (attempted treason), but he ignored the summons. The negotiations embodied in the Treaty of Ardtornish, which had remained a secret in the archives of the English Crown at Westminster, were at length disclosed, and the Earl of Ross was summoned to appear before Parliament in 1475 to answer for his treason. Failing to appear, he was forfeited in life, dignities, and possessions. John married Elizabeth LIVINGSTON, daughter of James LIVINGSTON of Callendar, 1st Lord Livingston, Great Chamberlain of Scotland and Marian.1 (Elizabeth LIVINGSTON was born about 1436.) Marriage Notes: "John (MacDonald), Lord of the Isles, married, before 8 February 1475-76, Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Lord Livingstone, Great Chamberlain of Scotland, without issue." (page 47) |
1 e-books, The Scots Peerage ed. Sir James Balfour Paul vol. 5 (1908).
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