Details of King James III

King James III
1452 - 1488

References and Further Reading
Keay, John and Julia Keay (eds.) (1994) Collins Encyclopaedia of Scotland. Harper Collins Publishers, London
Mackie, J.D. (1978) A History of Scotland. Penguin Books Ltd, Harmondsworth, Middlesex.
Tomsett, Brian (1999) Directory of Royal Genealogical Data. http://www.dcs.hull.ac.uk/public/genealogy/royal/

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Related Entries

There are 47 related entries.
( 14 Attractions, 2 Council Areas, 1 Event, 2 Families, 7 Features, 14 People and 7 Settlements )
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Attractions:	Auchindoun Castle Castle Sween Crichton Castle Holyrood Abbey Kelso Abbey Mercat Cross, The Ravenscraig Castle	Sauchieburn Battlefield St Margaret's Parish Church St Triduana's Well Stirling Castle Tor Wood Torwood Castle Traquair House
Council Areas:	Orkney	Shetland
Events:	Battle of Sauchieburn
Families:	Napier	Stewart
Features:	Caithness Cambuskenneth Abbey Cortachy Castle Guthrie Castle	Holyrood Newark Castle Old Sauchie
People:	Lord Robert Boyd Archibald Douglas (5th Earl of Angus, Bell-the-Cat) James Douglas (9th Earl of Douglas) William Elphinstone (Bishop of Aberdeen) Sir Andrew Gray (1st Lord Gray) Alexander Home (2nd Lord Home)	Sir Alexander Home (1st Lord Home) King James II King James IV Alexander Stuart (1st (or 3rd) Duke of Albany) John Stuart (Earl of Mar) Sir Andrew Wood Thomas de Spens Mary of Gueldres
Settlements:	Cambuskenneth Guthrie Kelso Lauder	Port of Menteith Stirling Whithorn

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