Lasse & Anita - Person Sheet
Lasse & Anita - Person Sheet
NameWilliam Stewart til Lutherie 
, 13G Grandfather
, 13G GrandfatherBirth1535
Death16 Aug 1569, St. Andrews, Scotland
Alias/AKASir William Stewart of Luthrie
FatherJohn Stewart 4th Lord of Innermeath (1521-1570)
MotherElizabeth Bethune (->1581)
Spouses
1Dorthea Kristoffersdatter Rustung , 13G Grandmother
, 13G GrandmotherBirth1535, Seim, Kvinnherad, Hordaland, Norway
Deathaft 1578, Danmark (Denmark)
Alias/AKADorothea Kristoffersdatter Rustung, Dortea, Dorette, Tronds, Dorotha Trunsie, Dorothie, Dorthie Trunsie
FatherKristoffer Trondsson (ca1500-1565)
MotherKarina/Karine/Karen Knutsdatter (1510-1578)
ChildrenAnna
Notes for William Stewart til Lutherie
3. William som sønn av Jonh, 4th Lord Innermeath:
https://archive.org/details/scotspeeragefoun05pauluoft/page/6/mode/2up?view=theater
Lord Lyon King of Arms (20 February 1567-)
Dorte var gift med den skotske herolden William Stewart of Lutherie som i et halvt år før han døde hadde det heraldiske embetet Lord Lyon King of Arms (våpenkonge). Etter hans henrettelse i 1569 overtok hun hans eiendommer og flyttet antakelig med deres barn til Norge.
Kilde: https://no.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christoffer_Trondsen
Kilde: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kristoffer_Throndsen
Stewart was formerly Ross Herald, and his commission as Lyon under the Privy Seal was dated on 20 February 1568. He was stripped of his office (after being in it for less than six months) and then convicted for attempting the murder of the regent, the Earl of Moray. Sir James Balfour writes that he was "transported from Edinburgh Castle to Dumbrittane and ther committed to closse prissone, for conspyring to take the Regent's lyffe by sorcery and necromancy, for which he was put to death." He was in fact burned at the stake in St Andrews on the 16 August 1569. The charge against Stewart, though nominally witchcraft, was no doubt politically motivated, due to his opposition to Moray and loyalty to Queen Mary of Guise.
Kilde: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lord_Lyon_King_of_Arms
https://archive.org/details/scotspeeragefoun05pauluoft/page/6/mode/2up?view=theater
Lord Lyon King of Arms (20 February 1567-)
Dorte var gift med den skotske herolden William Stewart of Lutherie som i et halvt år før han døde hadde det heraldiske embetet Lord Lyon King of Arms (våpenkonge). Etter hans henrettelse i 1569 overtok hun hans eiendommer og flyttet antakelig med deres barn til Norge.
Kilde: https://no.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christoffer_Trondsen
Kilde: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kristoffer_Throndsen
Stewart was formerly Ross Herald, and his commission as Lyon under the Privy Seal was dated on 20 February 1568. He was stripped of his office (after being in it for less than six months) and then convicted for attempting the murder of the regent, the Earl of Moray. Sir James Balfour writes that he was "transported from Edinburgh Castle to Dumbrittane and ther committed to closse prissone, for conspyring to take the Regent's lyffe by sorcery and necromancy, for which he was put to death." He was in fact burned at the stake in St Andrews on the 16 August 1569. The charge against Stewart, though nominally witchcraft, was no doubt politically motivated, due to his opposition to Moray and loyalty to Queen Mary of Guise.
Kilde: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lord_Lyon_King_of_Arms