BURIAL CHURCHES OF SCOTTISH SOVEREIGNS FROM A TO Z

ARBROATH (SCOTLAND)
BURIED IN ARBROATH ABBEY (now ruined):

King WILLIAM I THE LION (+1214)

BAILLEUL-NEUVILLE (FRANCE)
BURIED IN THE CHURCH OF ST WAAST:

King JOHN (+1313).

Uncertain, sometimes this church is mentioned as his burial site, as a tablet to a John Balliol has been preserved in the church.


BALMERINO (SCOTLAND)
BURIED IN BALMERINO ABBEY:

Queen ERMENGARDE DE BEAUMONT (+1233/34), consort of King William I the Lion.

The abbey church had been demolished in the past and the tomb was lost.

BERGEN (NORWAY)
BURIED IN CHRIST CHURCH/NORWAY (Bergen, Kristkirken):

Queen MARGARET MAID OF NORWAY (+1290).

The church and the tomb were demolished in 1531. The site of the church is now marked by a monument.

DUNFERMLINE (SCOTLAND)
BURIED IN THE ABBEY CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY (Dunfermline, St Margaret Street):

01. King DUNCAN II (+1094).
Uncertain. His remains might have been reburied on Iona.
02. Queen ETHELREDA OF DUNBAR, consort of King Duncan II
03. King EDGAR (+1107)
04. King ALEXANDER I THE FIERCE (+1124)
05. Queen SYBILLA OF NORMANDY (+1122), consort of King Alexander I the Fierce
06. King DAVID I THE SAINT (+1153)
07. King MALCOLM IV THE MAIDEN (+1165)
08. King ALEXANDER III THE GLORIOUS (+1286)
09. Queen MARGARET OF ENGLAND (+1275), consort of King Alexander III
10. King ROBERT I THE BRUCE (+1329).
His heart was buried in Melrose Abbey.
11. Queen ELIZABETH THE BURGH (+1327), consort of King Robert I the Bruce
12. Queen ANNABELLA DRUMMOND (+1401), consort of King Robert III.

Kings and queens buried here were laid to rest in an inaccessible vault under the church and save King Robert I the Bruce there are no monuments commemorating any of them inside the church.

EDINBURGH (SCOTLAND)
BURIED IN HOLYROOD ABBEY (Edinburgh, Abbey Strand):

1. King DAVID II (+1371).
The tomb has not been preserved.
2. King JAMES II (+1460).
The tomb has not been preserved.
3. Queen MARY OF GUELDRES (+1463), consort of King James II
4. King JAMES V (+1542)
5. Queen MADELEINE OF FRANCE (+1537), wife of King James V
6. HENRY STEWART, Lord Darnley (+1567), King-consort of Queen Mary I Stuart.
The tomb has not been preserved.

FÅREVEJLE (DENMARK)
BURIED IN FÅREVEJLE CHURCH
(Fårevejle Kirke, Fårevejle Kirkevej):

JAMES HEPBURN, Earl of Bothwell (+1578), consort of Queen Mary I Stuart

IONA (SCOTLAND)
BURIED IN ST ORAN’S CHAPEL CEMETERY (Iona, Reilig Odhrain):

01. King KENNETH I MACALPIN (+858).
The tomb has not been preserved.
02. King DONALD I (+862).
Uncertain. The tomb has not been preserved.
03. King CONSTANTINE I (+877).
The tomb has not been preserved.
04. King AED (+878).
Uncertain. The tomb has not been preserved.
05. King GIRIC (+889).
Uncertain. The tomb has not been preserved.
06. King DONALD II (+900).
The tomb has not been preserved.
07. King MALCOLM I (+954).
The tomb has not been preserved.
08. King KENNETH II (+995).
The tomb has not been preserved.
09. King CONSTANTINE III THE BALD (+997).
The tomb has not been preserved.
10. King MALCOLM II (+1034).
The tomb has not been preserved.
11. King DUNCAN I THE GRACIOUS (+1040).
The tomb has not been preserved.
12. King MACBETH (+1057).
The tomb has not been preserved.
13. King LULACH THE SIMPLE (+1058).
The tomb has not been preserved.
14. King DUNCAN II (+1094).
Uncertain. His remains might have been translated from Dunfermline. The tomb has not been preserved.
15. King DONALD III THE WHITE (+1099).
The tomb has not been preserved.

LISBON (PORTUGAL)
BURIED IN THE ROYAL PANTHEON OF THE CHURCH OF SÃO VICENTE DE FORA (Lisboa, Panteão da Dinastia de Bragança, Igreja São Vicente de Fora, Calçada de São Vicente):

Queen CATHERINE OF BRAGANZA (+1705), consort of King Charles II

LONDON (ENGLAND)
BURIED IN THE GREYFRIARS CHURCH
(London, Newgate St/Edward St):

Queen JOAN OF ENGLAND (+1362), consort of King David II.

The tomb has not been preserved. The church was destroyed during the Blitz.

LONDON (ENGLAND)
BURIED IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY (London, Dean's Yard):

01. Queen MARY I STUART (+1587)
02. King JAMES VI (+1625)
03. Queen ANNE OF DENMARK (+1619), consort of King James VI
04. King CHARLES II (+1685)
05. Queen MARY II (+1694)
06. King WILLIAM OF ORANGE (+1702)
07. Queen ANNE (+1714)
08. Prince GEORGE OF DENMARK (+1708), consort of Queen Anne

MELROSE (SCOTLAND)
BURIED IN MELROSE ABBEY (Melrose, Abbey St/Cloisters Road):

King ALEXANDER II THE PEACEFUL (+1249)
The tomb has not been identified.


MONTACUTE (ENGLAND)
BURIED IN MONTACUTE PRIORY:

King EDMUND (+after 1097).

Uncertain, the tomb was probably lost during the demolition of the priory in the 16th c.


NEWBATTLE (SCOTLAND)
BURIED IN NEWBATTLE ABBEY:

Queen MARY DE COUCY (+1285), consort of King Alexander II the Peaceful.

The tomb was probably lost during the demolition of the abbey church in the 16th c.

PAISLEY (SCOTLAND)
BURIED IN PAISLEY ABBEY CHURCH:

01. Queen EUPHEMIA OF ROSS (+1387), consort of King Robert II.
The tomb has not been preserved.
02. King ROBERT III (+1406)


PARIS (FRANCE)
BURIED IN THE CONVENT OF THE VISITATION OF ST MARIE AT CHAILLOT:

Queen MARY OF MODENA (+1718), consort of King James VII
Her viscera were buried in Scots College in Paris.

The convent church and the tomb were demolished during the French Revolution.


PERTH (SCOTLAND)
BURIED IN THE CARTHUSIAN MONASTERY OF ST JOHN ON THE SOUTH INCH:

01. King JAMES I (+1437)
02. Queen JOAN BEAUFORT (+1445), consort of King James I
03. Queen MARGARET TUDOR (+1541), consort of King James IV.

The monastery and the tombs were demolished during the Reformation in the years 1559-1602.


REIMS (FRANCE)
BURIED IN THE ABBEY OF ST-PIERRE:

Queen MARY OF GUISE-LORRAINE (+1560), wife of King James V.

The tomb of Queen Mary was demolished together with the abbey church during the French Revolution.


RICHMOND (ENGLAND)
BURIED IN SHEEN ABBEY:

King JAMES IV (+1513).

Probably buried in the abbey church which was demolished after the dissolution of the monasteries in 1539.

SAINT ANDREWS (SCOTLAND)
BURIED IN ST ANDREWS CATHEDRAL (St Andrews, The Pends):

King CONSTANTINE II (+952).

This burial is uncertain as the tomb has not been preserved.

SAINT-DENIS (FRANCE)
BURIED IN SAINT-DENIS ABBEY
(La basilique Saint-Denis, 2, Place de la Légion d’Honneur):

01. King FRANCIS II of France (+1560), king-consort of Queen Mary I.
The tomb has not been preserved. His heart was firstly buried in the Church of Celestines in Paris. In 1818 it was reburied in the Basilica of St-Denis.

02. Queen HENRIETTA MARIA OF FRANCE (+1669), consort of King Charles I.
The tomb has not been preserved. Her heart was buried in the Convent of the Visitation of St Marie at Chaillot, Paris.

Royal tombs at Saint-Denis had been despoiled following the outbreak of the French Revolution and their contents stolen, dispersed, or buried in a common pit outside the abbey. Following the Restoration of the Bourbons the royal tombs were returned to the abbey church of Saint-Denis from a museum where they had been kept. As it was impossible to determine which bones buried in a common pit by the revolutionaries belonged to which king or queen, it was decided that all royal bones should be laid to rest in the Ossarium, a kind of common mausoleum for all kings and queens inside the abbey church.

SAINT-GERMAIN-EN-LAYE (FRANCE)
BURIED IN THE CHURCH OF ST GERMAIN (St-Germain-en-Laye, l’église Saint Germain; Place Charles de Gaulle):

King JAMES VII (+1701).

Part of his viscera was kept at the Jesuit College in Saint-Omer, France, while his brain was buried in Scots College, Paris.
His heart was buried in the Convent of the Visitation of St Marie at Chaillot, Paris.

SAN LORENZO DE EL ESCORIAL (SPAIN)
BURIED IN THE MONASTERY OF SAN LORENZO (El Monasterio de El Escorial, Avenida Juan De Borbón Y Battemberg):

01. King MALCOLM III CANMORE (+1093)
02. Queen ST MARGARET OF SCOTLAND (+1093), consort of King Malcolm III

The royal remains were transferred from Dunfermline to Escorial during the Reformation period.


SCONE (SCOTLAND)
BURIED IN SCONE ABBEY:

01. Queen MATILDA OF HUNTINGDON (+c. 1130/31), consort of King David I
02. King ROBERT II (+1390).

The abbey church and the tombs were demolished in 1559 during the Reformation.

STIRLING (SCOTLAND)
BURIED IN CAMBUSKENNETH ABBEY (Stirling, Ladysneuk Road):

01. King JAMES III (+1488)
02. Queen MARGARET OF DENMARK (+1486), consort of King James III

TARRANT CRAWFORD (ENGLAND)
BURIED IN THE ABBEY CHURCH OF ST MARY:

Queen JOAN OF ENGLAND (+1238), consort of King Alexander II the Peaceful.

The tomb was lost during the Reformation.

WINDSOR (ENGLAND)
BURIED IN ST GEORGE’S CHAPEL (Castle Hill):

King CHARLES I (+1649)

LIST OF SCOTTISH SOVEREIGNS 834-1714

KINGDOM OF SCOTLAND 834-1707
HOUSE OF MACALPINE
834: ALPIN
Born in ?
Father: King Eochaid IV. Mother: a Pictish princess.
Married a Scottish princess.
His issue who reigned:
-KENNETH I (+858),
-DONALD I (+862).
Died in 834 (killed).
Unknown burial place.

834-858: KENNETH I MAC ALPIN (Cinaed I)
Born in ?
Father: King Alpin of Scots. Mother: a Scottish princess.
Married.
His issue who reigned:
-CONSTANTINE I (+877),
-AED (+878).
Died in 858 at Forteviot.
Buried on the Isle of Iona (the tomb was lost).

858-862: DONALD I (Domnall I)
Born in ?
Father: King Alpin of Scots. Mother: a Scottish princess.
Unmarried.
Died in 862 at Scone, or at Kinn Belachoir.
Probably buried on the Isle of Iona (no tomb).

862-877: CONSTANTINE I (Castantin I)
Born in ?
Father: King Kenneth I of Scots. Mother: ?
Married.
His issue who reigned: DONALD II (+900).
Killed in 877 in the Battle of Inverdorat, Angus.
Buried on the Isle of Iona (the tomb was lost).

877-878: AED
Born in ?
Father: King Kenneth I of Scots. Mother: ?
Married.
His issue who reigned: CONSTANTINE II (+952).
Died in 878 (killed) at Strathallan.
Probably buried on the Isle of Iona (no tomb).

878-889: GIRIC
Born in ?
Father: King Donald I of Scots. Mother: ?
Deposed in 889.
Probably buried on the Isle of Iona (no tomb).

878-889: EOCHAID
Born in ?
Father: King Run Macarthagail of Strathclyde. Mother: ?
Probably unmarried.
Deposed in 889.
Died probably in 889.
Unknown place of burial.

889-900: DONALD II (Domnall II)
Born in ?
Father: King Constantine I of Scots. Mother: ?
Married.
His issue who reigned: MALCOLM I (+954).
Died in 900 (killed) at Dun-fother.
Buried on the Isle of Iona (the tomb was lost).

900-943: CONSTANTINE II (Castantin II)
Born in ?
Father: King Aed of Scots. Mother: ?
Married.
His issue who reigned: INDULF (+962).
Abdicated in 942/43 and became a monk.
Died in 952 at St Andrews.
Probably buried in St Andrews Cathedral (no tomb).

943-954: MALCOLM I (Mael Coluim I)
Born in ?
Father: King Donald II of Scots. Mother: ?
Married.
His issue who reigned:
-DUBH (+967),
-KENNETH II (+995).
Died in 954 (killed).
Buried on the Isle of Iona (the tomb was lost).

954-962: INDULF (Idulb)
Born in ?
Father: King Constantine II of Scots. Mother: ?
Married.
His issue who reigned:
-COLIN (+971).
Abdicated in 962 and became a monk.
Died in 962 (killed) in the Battle of the Bauds at the Muir of Findochty.
Unknown place of burial.

962-967: DUBH (Dub)
Born in ?
Father: King Malcolm I of Scots. Mother: ?
Married.
His issue who reigned: KENNETH III (+1005).
Died in 967 (killed) at Forres.
Unknown place of burial.

967-971: COLIN (Culen Hringr)
Born in ?
Father: King Indulf of Scots. Mother: ?
Married.
His issue who reigned: CONSTANTINE III (+997).
Died in 971 (killed).
Unknown place of burial.

971-995: KENNETH II (Cinaed II)
Born in ?
Father: King Malcolm I of Scots. Mother: ?
Married a Princess of Leinster.
His issue who reigned: MALCOLM II (*c. 954,+1034).
Died in 995 probably at Fettercairn.
He was buried on the Isle of Iona (the tomb was lost).

995-997: CONSTANTINE III THE BALD (Castantin III)
Born in ?
Father: King Colin of Scots. Mother: ?
Married.
Died in 997 at Rathinveramon (killed).
Unknown place of burial.

997-1005: KENNETH III (Cinaed III)
Born in ?
Father: King Dubh of Scots. Mother: ?
Married.
Died in 1005 (killed in a battle).
Unknown place of burial.

1005-1034: MALCOLM II (Mael Coluim II)
Born in c. 954.
Father: King Kenneth II of Scots. Mother: a princess of Leinster.
Married.
Died in 1034 at Glamis Castle, Angus.
He was buried on the Isle of Iona (the tomb was lost).

HOUSE OF DUNKELD
1034-1040: DUNCAN I THE GRACIOUS (Donnchad I)
Born in c. 1001.
Father: Crinan. Mother: Princess Bethoc of Scotland.
Married in c. 1030 SYBILLA of Northumbria (unknown place of burial).
His issue who reigned:
-MALCOLM III (*c. 1031,+1093),
-DONALD III (*c. 1033,+1099).
Died in 1040 (killed) at Bothganowan near Elgin, or at Burghead.
Buried on the Isle of Iona (the tomb was lost).

1040-1057: MACBETH (Macbethad)
Born in c. 1005.
Father: Finlay MacRory. Mother: Princess Donada of Scotland.
Married after 1032 GRUOCH (*c. 1015; place of burial unknown).
Died in 1057 (killed at the Battle of Lumphanan).
Buried on the Isle of Iona (the tomb was lost).

1057-1058: LULACH THE SIMPLE
Born in c. 1029/32.
Father: Gillacomgain. Mother: Gruoch, Queen of Scotland.
Married FINNGHUALA of Angus (unknown place of burial).
He was crowned in 1057 at Scone Abbey.
Died in 1058 (killed) at Essie in Strathbogie.
Buried on the Isle of Iona (the tomb was lost).

1058-1093: MALCOLM III CANMORE (Mael Coluim III)
Born in c. 1031.
Father: King Duncan I of Scots. Mother: Queen Sybilla of Northumbria.
Married firstly in c. 1059/66 INGIBIORG of Halland (unknown place of burial).
Married secondly in c. 1069 at Dunfermline Abbey Princess MARGARET of England (*c. 1045/46 Hungary,+1093 Edinburgh).
He was crowned in 1058 at Scone Abbey.
His issue who reigned:
-DUNCAN II (*c. 1060,+1094; son of Ingibiorg),
-EDMUND (*c. 1075,+after 1097; son of Margaret),
-EDGAR (*c. 1072/74,+1107; son of Margaret),
-ALEXANDER I (*c. 1077/78,+1124; son of Margaret),
-Matilda (*1080,+1118; Queen of England; daughter of Margaret),
-DAVID I (*c. 1080/85,+1153; son of Margaret).
Died in 1093 (killed in a battle near Alnwick).
Buried firstly in Tynemouth, later reburied with his Queen Saint Margaret in Dunfermline Abbey.
At the Reformation their remains were translated to the Escorial in Spain. However the head of Queen Saint Margaret was buried in the Jesuit College at Douai, France and perished during the French Revolution.

1093-1097: DONALD III THE WHITE (Domnall III Ban)
Born in c. 1033.
Father: King Duncan I of Scots. Mother: Queen Sybilla of Northumbria.
Married.
Deposed in 1094 and restored in 1094. Deposed again in 1097 and imprisoned.
Died in 1099 at Rescobie, Forfarshire.
Buried firstly in Dunkeld Abbey, later reburied on the Isle of Iona (the tomb was lost).

1094: DUNCAN II (Donnchad II)
Born in c. 1060.
Father: King Malcolm III of Scots. Mother: Queen Ingibiorg of Halland.
Married in c. 1090/94 ETHELREDA of Dunbar.
Died in 1094 (killed in the Battle of Monthechin).
Buried with his Queen Ethelreda in Dunfermline Abbey (or reburied on the Isle of Iona; no tomb).

1094-1097: EDMUND
Born in c. 1075.
Father: King Malcolm III of Scots. Mother: Queen Saint Margaret.
Unmarried.
Deposed in 1097 and became a monk in England.
Died after 1097 and was probably buried in Montacute Abbey, Somerset, England (no tomb).

1097-1107: EDGAR
Born in c. 1072/74.
Father: King Malcolm III of Scots. Mother: Queen Saint Margaret.
Unmarried.
Died in 1107 at Dundee, or at Edinburgh.
He was buried in Dunfermline Abbey (no tomb).

1107-1124: ALEXANDER I THE FIERCE
Born in c. 1077/78.
Father: King Malcolm III of Scots. Mother: Queen Saint Margaret.
Married in c. 1107 SYBILLA (*c. 1092 Domfront, Normandy,+1122 Island of the Woman, Loch Tay).
Died in 1124 at Stirling.
He was buried with his Queen Sybilla in Dunfermline Abbey (no tomb).

1124-1153: DAVID I THE SAINT
Born in c. 1080/85.
Father: King Malcolm III of Scots. Mother: Queen Saint Margaret.
Married in 1113/14 MATILDA of Huntingdon (*c. 1074,+1130/31).
Died in 1153 at Carlisle.
He was buried in Dunfermline Abbey (no tomb).
His consort Queen Matilda was buried in Scone Abbey (the tomb was lost).

1153-1165: MALCOLM IV THE MAIDEN (Mael Coluim IV)
Born in 1141/42.
Father: Henry, Earl of Huntingdon. Mother: Ada de Warenne.
Unmarried.
He was crowned in 1153 at Scone Abbey.
Died in 1165 at Jedburgh Castle.
He was buried in Dumferline Abbey (no tomb).

1165-1214: WILLIAM I THE LION
Born in c. 1142/43.
Father: Henry, Earl of Huntingdon. Mother: Ada de Warenne.
Married in 1186 at Woodstock Palace ERMENGARDE de Beaumont (+1233/34).
He was crowned in 1165 at Scone Abbey.
His issue who reigned: ALEXANDER II (*1198,+1249).
Died in 1214 at Stirling.
He was buried in Arbroath Abbey.
His consort Queen Ermengarde was buried in Balmerino Abbey (the tomb was lost).

1214-1249: ALEXANDER II THE PEACEFUL
Born in 1198 at Haddington.
Father: King William I the Lion of Scots. Mother: Queen Ermengarde de Beaumont.
Married firstly in 1221 at York Princess JOAN of England (*1210 Normandy,+1238 Havering-atte-Bower, Essex).
Married secondly in 1239 at Roxburgh MARIE de Coucy (c. 1218-1285).
He was crowned in 1214 at Scone Abbey.
His issue who reigned: ALEXANDER III (*1241,+1286; son of Mary).
Died in 1249 on the Isle of Kerrara, Bay of Oban.
He was buried in Melrose Abbey (his tomb has not been identified among the surviving tombs in the ruins of the abbey).
His first consort Queen Joan of England was buried in Tarrant Crawford Abbey, England.
His second consort Queen Mary was buried at Newbattle Abbey. Both tombs are lost.

1249-1286: ALEXANDER III THE GLORIOUS
Born in 1241 at Roxburgh.
Father: King Alexander II of Scots. Mother: Queen Mary de Coucy.
Married firstly in 1251 at York Princess MARGARET of England (*1240 Windsor,+1275 Cupar Castle).
Married secondly in 1285 at Jedburgh YOLANDE of Dreux (+1323). Her burial place is unknown.
He was crowned in 1249 at Scone Abbey.
His issue who reigned: Margaret (*1261,+1283; Queen of Norway; daughter of Margaret).
Died in 1286 on a cliff between Burntisland and Kinghorn, Fife.
He was buried with his first consort Queen Margaret of England in Dumferline Abbey (no tomb).

1286-1290: MARGARET MAID OF NORWAY
Born in 1283 at Tønsberg, Norway.
Father: King Eric II of Norway. Mother: Queen Margaret of Scotland.
Unmarried.
She was never crowned.
Died in 1290 on board a ship near the Orkneys on her way to Scotland.
Buried in Christ Church at Bergen, Norway (the tomb was lost).

1290-1292: INTERREGNUM

HOUSE OF BALLIOL
1292-1296: JOHN
Born in c. 1240 or 1249/50.
Father: John de Balliol. Mother: Devorguilla of Galloway.
Married before 1281 Isabella de Warenne (*1253,+before 1292). Her burial place is unknown.
He was crowned in 1292 at Scone Abbey.
His issue who reigned: EDWARD (+1363/65).
Abdicated in 1296 at Brechin and exiled in France.
Died in 1313/14 in Normandy.
His burial place is unknown, sometimes the Church of St Waast at Bailleul, France is mentioned (no tomb).

1296-1306: INTERREGNUM

HOUSE OF BRUCE
1306-1329: ROBERT I THE BRUCE
Born in 1274 at Writtle, Essex.
Father: Robert le Brus, Lord of Annandale. Mother: Margaret of Carrick.
Married firstly in c. 1295 Isabella of Mar (+before 1302).
Married secondly in c. 1302 ELIZABETH de Burgh (+1327 Cullen Castle).
He was crowned in 1306 at Scone Abbey.
His issue who reigned: DAVID II (*1324,+1371; son of Elizabeth).
Died in 1329 at Cardross Castle, Dumbartonshire.
Buried with his second consort Queen Elizabeth de Burgh in Dunfermline Abbey (her tomb is lost).

1329-1371: DAVID II
Born in 1324 at Dunfermline.
Father: King Robert I of Scots. Mother: Queen Elizabeth de Burgh.
Married firstly in 1328 at Berwick-upon-Tweed Princess JOAN of England (*1321 London,+1362 Hertford, England).
Married secondly in 1363 at Inchmurdach Manor MARGARET Drummond (+1375 probably in Avignon). Repudiated in 1370. Her burial place is unknown.
He was crowned with his consort Joan of England in 1331 at Scone Abbey.
Died in 1371 in Edinburgh.
Buried in Holyrood Abbey, Edinburgh (the tomb was lost).
His first consort Queen Joan of England was buried in Greyfriars Church in London (the tomb was lost).

HOUSE OF BALLIOL
1332, 1333-1334, 1335-1336: EDWARD
His date of birth is unknown.
Father: King John of Scots. Mother: Isabella de Warenne.
Unmarried.
He was crowned in 1332 at Scone Abbey.
Deposed in 1332, 1334 and finally in 1336. Exiled in England.
Died in 1363/65 at Wheatley near Doncaster, England.
His place of burial is not known.

HOUSE OF STUART
1371-1390: ROBERT II
Born in 1316 at Paisley.
Father: Walter, High Steward of Scotland. Mother: Princess Marjorie of Scotland.
Married firstly in 1336 Elizabeth Mure (+before 1355).
Married secondly in 1355 EUPHEMIA of Ross (+1387).
He was crowned in 1371 at Scone Abbey.
His second consort Euphemia Ross was crowned in 1372 at Scone Abbey.
His issue who reigned: ROBERT III (born John, *1337/40,+1406; son of Elizabeth).
Died in 1390 at Dundonald Castle, Ayrshire.
Buried in Scone Abbey (the tomb was lost).
His Queen Euphemia was buried in Paisley Abbey (the tomb was lost).

1390-1406: ROBERT III
Born in 1337/40.
Father: King Robert II of Scots. Mother: Princess Elizabeth Mure.
Married in 1366/7 ANNABELLA Drummond (*c. 1350,+1401 Scone).
He was crowned with his consort Annabella Drummond in 1390 at Scone Abbey.
His issue who reigned: JAMES I (*1394,+1437).
Died in 1406 at Dundonald Castle, Ayrshire.
Buried in Paisley Abbey.
His consort Queen Annabella was buried in Dumferline Abbey (no tomb).

1406-1437: JAMES I
Born in 1394 at Dunfermline.
Father: King Robert III of Scots. Mother: Queen Annabella Drummond.
Married in 1424 in London JOAN Beaufort (+1445 Dunbar Castle).
He was crowned with his consort Joan Beaufort in 1424 at Scone Abbey.
His issue who reigned:
-Margaret (*1424,+1445; Queen of France),
-JAMES II (*1430,+1460).
Died in 1437 (assassinated) at Perth.
Buried with his consort Queen Joan in the Carthusian Monastery in Perth (the tombs were lost).

1437-1460: JAMES II
Born in 1430 in Edinburgh.
Father: King James I of Scots. Mother: Queen Joan Beaufort.
Married in 1449 in Edinburgh MARY of Gueldres (*1433 Grave,+1463 Roxburgh).
He was crowned in 1437 at Holyrood Abbey, Edinburgh.
His consort Mary was crowned in 1449 at Holyrood Abbey, Edinburgh.
His issue who reigned: JAMES III (*1452,+1488).
Killed in 1460 at the siege of Roxburgh.
Buried in Holyrood Abbey, Edinburgh (the tomb was lost).
His Queen Mary of Gueldres was buried firstly in Trinity Church, Edinburgh. In 1848 her remains were translated to Holyrood Abbey, Edinburgh.

1460-1488: JAMES III
Born in 1452 at St Andrews, or at Stirling.
Father: King James II of Scots. Mother: Queen Mary of Gueldres.
Married in 1469 in Edinburgh Princess MARGARET of Denmark (*1456,+1486 Stirling).
He was crowned in 1460 at Kelso Abbey.
His issue who reigned: JAMES IV (*1473,+1513).
Died in 1488 (assassinated) at Milltown near Bannockburn.
Buried with his consort Queen Margaret of Denmark in Cambuskenneth Abbey near Stirling.

1488-1513: JAMES IV
Born in 1473.
Father: King James III of Scots. Mother: Queen Margaret of Denmark.
Married in 1503 in Edinburgh Princess MARGARET Tudor (*1489 London,+1541 Methven Castle, Perthshire).
He was crowned in 1488 at Scone Abbey.
His consort Margaret Tudor was crowned in 1503 at Holyrood Abbey, Edinburgh.
His issue who reigned: JAMES V (*1512,+1542).
Killed in 1513 at the Battle of Flodden Field.
Probably buried in Sheen Abbey at Richmond, England (no tomb).
His consort Queen Margaret Tudor was buried in the Carthusian Abbey, Perth (her tomb was lost).

1513-1542: JAMES V
Born in 1512 at Linlithgow Palace.
Father: King James IV of Scots. Mother: Queen Margaret Tudor.
Married firstly in 1537 in Paris Princess MADELEINE of France (*1520 St Germain-en-Laye,+1537 Edinburgh).
Married secondly in 1538 at St Andrews MARY of Guise-Lorraine (*1515 Bar-le-Duc, France,+1560 Edinburgh).
He was crowned in 1513 at Stirling Castle.
His second consort Mary of Guise was crowned in 1540 at Holyrood Abbey, Edinburgh.
His issue who reigned: MARY I (*1542,+1587; daughter of Mary).
Died in 1542 at Falkland Palace.
Buried with his first consort Queen Madeleine of France in Holyrood Abbey, Edinburgh.
His second consort Queen Mary of Guise-Lorraine was buried in Reims Abbey, France (the tomb was lost).

1542-1567: MARY I STUART
Born in 1542 at Linlithgow Palace.
Father: King James V of Scots. Mother: Queen Mary of Guise.
Married firstly in 1558 in Paris King FRANCIS II of France (*1544 Fontainebleau,+1560 Orléans).
Married secondly in 1565 in Edinburgh HENRY Stewart, Lord Darnley (*1546 Temple Newsham,+1567 Edinburgh).
Married thirdly in 1567 in Edinburgh JAMES Hepburn, Earl of Bothwell (*c. 1535,+1578 Dragsholm, Denmark).
She was crowned in 1543 at Stirling Castle.
Her issue who reigned: JAMES VI (*1566,+1625; son of Henry).
Abdicated in 1567, fled to England and was imprisoned.
Died in 1587 (executed) at Fotheringhay Castle.
Buried firstly in Peterborough Cathedral. In 1612 reburied at Westminster Abbey, London.
Her first consort King Francis II of France was buried in St Denis Abbey, France (the tomb was lost).
Her second consort King Henry Stewart was buried in Holyrood Abbey, Edinburgh (the tomb was lost).
Her third consort James Hepburn, Earl of Bothwell was buried in Fårevejle Church, Denmark.

1567-1625: JAMES VI (King of England as James I)
Born in 1566 at Edinburgh, Scotland.
Father: Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley. Mother: Mary I, Queen of Scots.
Married in 1589 in Oslo and again in 1590 at Elsinore, Denmark Princess ANNE of Denmark-Norway
(*1574 Skanderborg,+1619 Hampton Court near London).
He was crowned in 1567 at the Church of the Holy Rude, Stirling.
His consort Princess Anne of Denmark-Norway was crowned in 1590 at Holyrood Abbey, Edinburgh.
His issue who reigned:
-Elizabeth (*1596,+1662; Queen of Bohemia),
-CHARLES I (*1600,+1649).
Died in 1625 at Theobalds Park.
Buried with his consort Queen Anne of Denmark-Norway at Westminster Abbey, London.

1625-1649: CHARLES I (King of England)
Born in 1600 at Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland.
Father: King James VI of England and Scotland. Mother: Queen Anne of Denmark.
Married in 1625 at Canterbury Princess HENRIETTA MARIA of France (*1609 Paris,+1669 Château of St Colombes near Paris).
He was crowned in 1633 in Holyrood Abbey, Edinburgh.
His consort Queen Henrietta Maria of France was never crowned in Scotland.
His issue who reigned:
-CHARLES II (*1630,+1685),
-JAMES VII (*1633,+1701).
Died in 1649 in London (executed).
Buried in St George's Chapel, Windsor.
His consort Queen Henrietta Maria of France was buried in the Basilica of St Denis near Paris (no tomb).

1649-1685: CHARLES II (King of England)
Born in 1630 in London.
Father: King Charles I of England and Scotland. Mother: Queen Henrietta Maria of France.
Married in 1662 in Portsmouth Princess CATHERINE of Braganza (*1638 Vila Viçosa, Portugal,+1705 Lisbon, Portugal).
He was crowned in 1651 at Scone Abbey.
His consort Queen Catherine of Braganza was never crowned in Scotland.
Died in 1685 in London.
Buried in Westminster Abbey, London.
His consort Queen Catherine of Braganza was firstly buried in the monastery of Belém, Portugal.
Later her remains were translated to the Church of São Vicente de Fora in Lisbon.

1685-1688: JAMES VII (King of England as James II)
Born in 1633 in London.
Father: King Charles I of England and Scotland. Mother: Queen Henrietta Maria of France.
Married firstly in 1660 in London Lady Anne Hyde (*1637 Windsor,+1671 London).
Married secondly in 1673 at Dover, Kent Princess MARY of Modena (*1658 Modena,+1718 St Germain-en-Laye, France).
He was never crowned in Scotland.
His issue who reigned:
-MARY II (*1662,+1694; daughter of Anne),
-ANNE (*1665,+1714; daughter of Anne),
-James (*1688,+1766; James VIII, the Old Pretender; son of Mary).
Deposed in 1688 and exiled in France.
Died in 1701 in St Germain-en-Laye, France.
Buried firstly in the Church of the English Benedictines, Paris. After 1789 reburied in the Church of St Germain-en-Laye.
His first consort Duchess Anne Hyde was buried in Westminster Abbey, London.
His second consort Queen Mary of Modena was buried in the Convent of the Visitation of St Mary, Chaillot near Paris (the tomb was lost).

1689-1694: MARY II (Queen of England)
Born in 1662 in London.
Father: King James VII of Scotland. Mother: Anne Hyde.
Married in 1677 in London Prince WILLIAM of Orange (*1650 The Hague,+1702 London).
She was never crowned in Scotland.
Died in 1694 in London.
Buried with her consort King William of Orange at Westminster Abbey, London.

1689-1702: WILLIAM OF ORANGE (King of England)
Born in 1650 in The Hague, Holland.
Father: William II, Prince of Orange. Mother: Princess Mary Henrietta of England and Scotland.
Married in 1677 in London Princess MARY of England and Scotland, later Queen Mary II (*1662 London,+1694 London).
He was never crowned in Scotland.
Died in 1702 in London.
Buried with his Queen Mary II in Westminster Abbey, London.

1702-1714: ANNE (Queen of England)
Born in 1665 in London.
Father: King James VII of Scotland. Mother: Anne Hyde.
Married in 1683 in London Prince GEORGE of Denmark (*1653 Copenhagen,+1708 London).
She was never crowned in Scotland.
Died in 1714 in London.
Buried with her consort Prince George of Denmark in Westminster Abbey, London.

1707: SCOTLAND AND ENGLAND UNITED IN THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN.

TOMBS OF SCOTTISH SOVEREIGNS

The tomb of King WILLIAM I THE LION in Arbroath Abbey (Scotland)

01. The monument to the royals buried in Christ Church in Bergen (Norway), raised on the site of the high altar of the demolished church.
02. The memorial plaque to the royals buried in Christ Church in Bergen (Norway), including Queen MARGARET MAID OF NORWAY.

The tomb of King ROBERT I THE BRUCE in Dunfermline Abbey (Scotland)

The tomb of King ROBERT III in Paisley Abbey (Scotland)

The common tomb of Scottish royalty in Holyrood Abbey in Edinburgh (Scotland), containing the remains of Queen MARY OF GUELDRES, consort of King James II

The tomb of King JAMES III and his Queen MARGARET OF DENMARK in Cambuskenneth Abbey ruins near Stirling (Scotland)

The common tomb of Scottish royalty in Holyrood Abbey in Edinburgh (Scotland), containing the remains of King JAMES V and his Queen MADELEINE OF FRANCE

The tomb of JAMES HEPBURN, consort of Queen Mary I Stuart, Fårevejle Church (Denmark)

The name of Queen HENRIETTA MARIA, consort of King Charles I, appearing on the memorial plaque of the royalties buried in the Ossarium of St Denis Basilica (France)

The tomb of Queen CATHERINE BRAGANZA, consort of King Charles II in São Vicente Church, Lisbon (Portugal)

The tomb of King JAMES VII in the Church
of St Germain-en-Laye (France)