Everything about Duke Of Ross totally explained
The title
Duke of Ross has been created twice in the
Peerage of Scotland, both times for younger sons of the
King of Scotland. Named for
Ross in
Scotland, it was first created in
1488 for
James Stewart (who had been made
Earl of Ross in
1481), the second son of
King James III of Scotland. On his early death in
1504, the title became extinct. Subsidiary titles were
Marquess of Ormonde (
1488),
Earl of Ardmannoch (
1481), and
Lord Brechin and Nevar (
1481), all in the
Peerage of Scotland.
The title was created a second time for
Alexander Stewart, the youngest son of
King James IV of Scotland. On his death at the age of one in
1515 the title became extinct.
Dukes of Ross, first creation (1488)
Dukes of Ross, second creation (1514)
Alexander Stewart, Duke of Ross (1514-1515)Further Information
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