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Virescit vulnere virtus (Courage grows strong at a wound)
Clan Stewart descends from Walter FitzAlan, whose family held the barony of Oswestry in Shropshire. David I appointed Walter dapifer, that is steward of the royal household, and from that office his descendants took the name Stewart; from the same king Walter obtained the lands of Renfrew, Paisley, Pollock and Cathcart. Walter, the sixth high steward, married Princess Marjory, daughter of Robert the Bruce, and from them the royal house of Stewart descended, while the Stewarts of Lorn, Atholl and Balquhidder are counted the principal branches of the wider family. The Standing Council of Scottish Chiefs lists no Chief of the Name of Stewart.
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View all Stewart productsThe Battle of the Standard, called by the Stewart Society 'the first Stewart battle'[1]
The Battle of Otterburn is fought during the reign of Robert II[1]
The Battle of Homildon Hill, which the Stewart Society calls 'the end of the Roberts'[1]
The Battle of Culloden, the last battle fought on British soil[1]
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Virescit vulnere virtus, Latin for 'Courage grows strong at a wound'.
No. The Standing Council of Scottish Chiefs does not list a Chief of the Name of Stewart; the Stewart Society gives the Earl of Galloway the role of Honorary President ex officio, not Chief.
No. Electric Scotland's history of the family names the Stewarts of Lorn, Atholl and Balquhidder as the principal branches, 'from one or other of which all the rest have been derived', and the Standing Council of Scottish Chiefs lists no single Chief of the Name of Stewart.
Walter, the sixth high steward, married Princess Marjory, daughter of Robert the Bruce. On the death of David II in 1371 the steward succeeded to the crown as Robert II, the first Stewart king of Scotland.
Walter FitzAlan's family held the barony of Oswestry in Shropshire. David I appointed him steward of the royal household and gave him the lands of Renfrew, Paisley, Pollock and Cathcart.
Clan BruceRobert the Bruce gave his daughter Marjory in marriage to Walter, the sixth high steward; from them the royal Stewart line descended.Visit Clan Bruce →
Clan MacIntyreMacIntyres were hereditary foresters to the Stewarts of Lorn; ten fell or were wounded in the Appin regiment at Culloden.Visit Clan MacIntyre →Thanks for subscribing!
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