Alexander Sutherland

BirthAbt. 1552 - Darnaway Castle, Sutherland, Scotland

Death6 Dec 1594 - Dunrobin Castle, Sutherland, Scotland

MotherLady Helen Elizabeth Stuart of Lennox

FatherSir John Stewart 4th Earl of Atholl, Knight of Perth, Lord Chancellor of Scotland, Member of the Parliament of Scotland

Born in Darnaway Castle, Sutherland, Scotland on Abt. 1552 to Sir John Stewart 4th Earl of Atholl, Knight of Perth, Lord Chancellor of Scotland, Member of the Parliament of Scotland and Lady Helen Elizabeth Stuart of Lennox. Alexander Sutherland married Jane Gordon and had 3 children. He passed away on 6 Dec 1594 in Dunrobin Castle, Sutherland, Scotland.

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Parents

Sir John Stewart 4Th Earl Of Atholl, Knight Of Perth, Lord Chancellor Of Scotland, Member Of The Parliament Of Scotland
1525 - 1579

Lady Helen Elizabeth Stuart Of Lennox
1520 - 1567

Spouse(s)

Jane Gordon
1546 - 1629

Barbara Sinclair
1535 - 1574

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Lady Jane Gordon
1574 - 1615

John Gordon 13Th Earl Of Sutherland
1576 - 1615

Robert Gordon-sutherland
1580 - 1656

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