List of Queens of Scotland

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The List of Queens of Scotland concerns the Kingdom of Scotland, which was first unified as a state by Kenneth I of Scotland in 843. It ceased to exist as an independent kingdom in 1707, when it was merged with the Kingdom of England to become the united kingdom of Great Britain

All Scottish monarchs held the title King of Scots or Queen of Scots, with the exception of the final three: William III, Mary II and Anne used the style "of Scotland" rather than "of Scots" (see Style of the monarchs of Scotland).

This list refers to the consorts or Queens in her own right of Scotland, and it must be completed.

Contents 1 House of Moray 2 House of Dunkeld 3 House of Sverre 4 First Interregnum 1290–1292 5 House of Balliol (Bailiol) 6 Second Interregnum 1296–1306 7 House of Bruce (Bruis) 8 House of Stewart (French: Stuart; Gælic: Stiubhart)

[edit] House of Moray

• Gruoch of Scotland, Queen to Macbeth (Mac Bethad mac Findláich) (1040 - 1057).

[edit] House of Dunkeld

• Ingibiorg Finnsdottir, Queen to Máel Coluim III (Calum III; Máel Coluim mac Donnchada) (1058–1093).

• Saint Margaret of Scotland, (1045 – 1093), Queen to Máel Coluim III (Calum III; Máel Coluim mac Donnchada) (1058–1093).

• Wife to Donald III (Domhnall III; Domnall mac Donnchada) (1094–1097)

• Sybilla de Normandy, (circa 1092 – Jun 12, 1122), Queen to Alexander I (Alasdair I; Alaxandair mac Maíl Choluim) (1107–1124)

• Maud, 2nd Countess of Huntingdon, (1074 – 1130), Queen to Saint David I (Daibhidh I; Dabíd mac Maíl Choluim) (1124–1153)

• Ermengarde de Beaumont, Queen to William I (Uilleam I; Uilliam mac Enric) (1165–1214)

• Joan of England, Queen consort of Scotland, (1210 – 1238), Queen to Alexander II (Alasdair II ) (1214–1249).

• Mary of Coucy, Queen to Alexander II (Alasdair II ) (1214–1249).

• Margaret of England, (1240 – 1275, Queen to Alexander III (Alasdair III) (1249–1286).

• Yolande de Dreux, (1240 – 1275, Queen to Alexander III (Alasdair III) (1249–1286).

[edit] House of Sverre

• Margaret, Maid of Norway (Mairead; Maighread) (1286–1290)

[edit] First Interregnum 1290–1292

[edit] House of Balliol (Bailiol)

• Isabella de Warenne (d. before Oct 23, 1295), Queen to John (Iain) (1292–1296)

[edit] Second Interregnum 1296–1306

[edit] House of Bruce (Bruis)

• Elizabeth de Burgh (died 1327), Queen to Robert I the Bruce (Raibeart I) (1306–1329)

• Joan of the Tower, (1321 – 1362, Queen to David II (Daibidh II) (1329–1371).

• Margaret Drummond, (died 1375), Queen to David II (Daibidh II) (1329–1371).

[edit] House of Stewart (French: Stuart; Gælic: Stiubhart)

• Euphemia de Ross, (died 1386), Queen to Robert II (Raibeart II) (1371–1390)

• Anabella Drummond, (1350 – 1401), Queen toRobert III (Raibeart III) (1390–1406)

• Joan Beaufort, (1404 – 1445, Queen to James I (Seumas I) (1406–1437)

• Mary of Guelders, (1434 – 1463), Queen to James II (Seumas II) (1437–1460)

• Margaret of Denmark, (1456 – 1486, Queen to James III (Seumas III) (1460–1488)

• Margaret Tudor, (1489 – 1541), Queen to James IV (Seumas IV) (1488–1513).

• Madeleine de Valois, (1520 – 1537), Queen to James V (Seumas V) (1513–1542).

• Mary of Guise, (1515 – 1560, Queen to James V (Seumas V) (1513–1542).

• Mary I (Mairi) (1542–1587). Queen in her own right.

• Anne of Denmark, (1574 – 1619), Queen to James VI (Seumas VI) (1587–1625), Union of the Crowns with Kingdom of England from (1603)

• Henrietta Maria of France, (1609 – 1669), Queen to Charles I (Teàrlach I) (1625–1649)

• Catherine of Braganza, (1638 – 1705, Queen to Charles II (Teàrlach II) (1649–1685).

• Mary of Modena, (1658 – 1718), Queen to James VII (Seumas VII) (1685–1689).

• Mary II (Màiri II) (1689–1694), Queen in her own right and also consort to William II

• Anne (Anna) (1702–1714), though the Scottish throne was replaced with that of the Kingdom of Great Britain in 1707

From 1707, the titles King of Scots and Queen of Scots are incorrect. Hence, this list runs up to 1707; for monarchs after that date, see list of monarchs in the British Isles.