Mary St. Clair

Summary

Mary St. Clair is a human^[1]. She died on February 6, 1606^[2].

Key Facts

• Mary St. Clair died on February 6, 1606^[2].
• Mary St. Clair's father was Sir William St. Clair of Hermanstoun^[3].
• Mary St. Clair's mother was Sibyl Cockburn^[4].
• Among Mary St. Clair's spouses was David Makgill^[5].
• A child of Mary St. Clair was James Makgill, 1st Viscount of Oxfuird^[6].
• A child of Mary St. Clair was Elizabeth Makgill^[7].
• A child of Mary St. Clair was John Makgill^[8].
• A child of Mary St. Clair was Alexander Makgill^[9].
• Mary St. Clair is recorded as female^[10].
• Mary St. Clair's instance of is recorded as human^[11].
• Mary St. Clair's family name is recorded as Makgill^[12].
• Mary St. Clair's family name is recorded as St. Clair^[13].
• Mary St. Clair's given name is recorded as Mary^[14].

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Origins and Family

Mary St. Clair's father was Sir William St. Clair of Hermanstoun^[3]. Her mother was Sibyl Cockburn^[4].

Personal Life

Mary St. Clair was married to David Makgill^[5]. Children include James Makgill, 1st Viscount of Oxfuird^[6], Elizabeth Makgill^[7], John Makgill^[8], and Alexander Makgill^[9].

Death and Burial

Mary St. Clair died on February 6, 1606^[2].

FAQs

Who were Mary St. Clair's parents?

Mary St. Clair's father was Sir William St. Clair of Hermanstoun^[3]. Mary St. Clair's mother was Sibyl Cockburn^[4].

Who was Mary St. Clair married to?

Mary St. Clair's spouses include David Makgill^[5].