A history of the family of Seton during eight centuries[With plates, including portraits, illustrations, facsimiles, a bibliography and genealogical tables.] . SHIELD OF ARMS AT LENNOX-LOVE. 130 MARY SETON. CATHERINE SEYTON OF THE ABBOT. Mary Seton. Mary, the only daughter of George, sixth Lord Seton, byhis second wife, Dame Marie Pieris, occupies an interestingposition in Scottish history, as the most devoted of the maids ofhonour of Mary Queen of Scots. In Dr. Joseph Robertsonslearned Preface to the Inventories of Queen Mary (printed by theBannatyne Club)—which embrace costly bequests aux qu
A history of the family of Seton during eight centuries[With plates, including portraits, illustrations, facsimiles, a bibliography and genealogical tables.] . SHIELD OF ARMS AT LENNOX-LOVE. 130 MARY SETON. CATHERINE SEYTON OF THE ABBOT. Mary Seton. Mary, the only daughter of George, sixth Lord Seton, byhis second wife, Dame Marie Pieris, occupies an interestingposition in Scottish history, as the most devoted of the maids ofhonour of Mary Queen of Scots. In Dr. Joseph Robertsonslearned Preface to the Inventories of Queen Mary (printed by theBannatyne Club)—which embrace costly bequests aux quatreMaries—we find several curious particulars regarding MarySetons chequered career. Along with three other Maries—Fleming, Livingston, and Beton—she appears to have been withher youthful sovereign in France from 1548 to 1561 ; and these QUEEN MARY IN FRANCE 131 four maidens have a place in the role of beauties of the Court ofKing Henry 11. and Queen Catherine of Bishop Leslie, in his History of Scotland, thus refers toMary Stuarts departure for France: The Quene being as thanbetuix fyve and sax yeiris of aige . . was embarqued in theKingis awin gallay, and with her the Lord Ers
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