Sir James, Black Knight of Lorn, was the son of Sir John Stewart, Baron of Lorn and Innermeath, and Isabel of Lorn De Ergadia. He married Lady Joan Beaufort on Sept 21, 1439. He was supposedly captured at sea by pirates and put to death.
From Wikipedia: "But he was still alive in 1453–54 when he carried King James II's offer to Edmund Beaufort, Duke of Somerset to rescue him. Somerset was then a prisoner in the Tower of London while Richard Duke of York was in charge of the government."
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From Wikipedia: "But he was still alive in 1453–54 when he carried King James II's offer to Edmund Beaufort, Duke of Somerset to rescue him. Somerset was then a prisoner in the Tower of London while Richard Duke of York was in charge of the government."
Contributor: Michelle M (49401563) •
Sir James, Black Knight of Lorn, was the son of Sir John Stewart, Baron of Lorn and Innermeath, and Isabel of Lorn De Ergadia. He married Lady Joan Beaufort on Sept 21, 1439. He was supposedly captured at sea by pirates and put to death.
From Wikipedia: "But he was still alive in 1453–54 when he carried King James II's offer to Edmund Beaufort, Duke of Somerset to rescue him. Somerset was then a prisoner in the Tower of London while Richard Duke of York was in charge of the government."
Contributor: Michelle M (49401563) •
From Wikipedia: "But he was still alive in 1453–54 when he carried King James II's offer to Edmund Beaufort, Duke of Somerset to rescue him. Somerset was then a prisoner in the Tower of London while Richard Duke of York was in charge of the government."
Contributor: Michelle M (49401563) •
