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SCOTLAND, Prince Ethelred
Abt 1072 - 1093 (21 years) 
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Name SCOTLAND, Ethelred Prefix Prince Birth Abt 1072 Blairlusk, Dumbarton, Scotland 
Gender Male _TAG Reviewed on FS Death 13 Nov 1093 Blairlusk, Dumbarton, Scotland Burial Kilremont Church, Scotland, United Kingdom Headstones 
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Father SCOTLAND, King Malcom III , b. 26 Aug 1031, Dunkeld, Perthshire, Scotland Dunkeld, Perthshire, Scotlandd. 13 Nov 1093, Alnwick, Northumberland, England (Age 62 years) Mother ANTHELLING, Queen Margaret Queen of Scotland , b. 1042, Wessex, Cumberland, England Wessex, Cumberland, Englandd. 16 Nov 1093, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland (Age 51 years) Marriage 1067 Atholl, Perthshire, Scotland Notes - MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married , Atholl, Perthshire, Scotland.
Family ID F32473 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - Lockhart, citing Andrew of Wyntoun (c. 1350 – c. 1425), stated that Ethelred was with his mother, Margaret, at Edinburgh Castle as she was dying. Shortly after hearing the news of the deaths of her husband and son Edward at Alnwick, she died. “After her death, and during the so-called usurpation of Donalbane, he [Ethelred] conveyed her lifeless body secretly out of the western gate of the castle, taking, as is said, the advantage of a fog, on to Dunfermline, and in all probability he died soon afterwards, and was buried not at St Andrews, as some seem to say, but at Dunfermline, in the same resting-place where the bodies of his father and mother and eldest brother were laid.”[7]
In his metrical chronicle, Andrew of Wyntoun narrated those events, thus:
Hyr swne Ethelrede, quene thys felle
That wes hys modyr nere than by
Gert at the west yhet prewaly
Have the cors forth in a myst
Or mony of hyr endying wyst;
And wyth that body thai past syne
But ony lat til Dwnfermelyne.
Before the Rwde Awtare wyth honoure
She was laid in Haly Sepulture.
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- Lockhart, citing Andrew of Wyntoun (c. 1350 – c. 1425), stated that Ethelred was with his mother, Margaret, at Edinburgh Castle as she was dying. Shortly after hearing the news of the deaths of her husband and son Edward at Alnwick, she died. “After her death, and during the so-called usurpation of Donalbane, he [Ethelred] conveyed her lifeless body secretly out of the western gate of the castle, taking, as is said, the advantage of a fog, on to Dunfermline, and in all probability he died soon afterwards, and was buried not at St Andrews, as some seem to say, but at Dunfermline, in the same resting-place where the bodies of his father and mother and eldest brother were laid.”[7]
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