Individual Details
Mary of Scotland Countess of Boulogne
(1082 - 1116)
Events
| Birth | 1082 | ||||
| Marriage | Abt 1096 | Eustace 3rd de Boulogne Count of Boulogne | |||
| Death | 1116 |  |
Families
| Spouse | Eustace 3rd de Boulogne Count of Boulogne ( - 1125) |
| Child | Matilda 1st (Maud) de Boulogne Queen Consort of England ( - 1152) |
| Father | Máel Coluim (Malcolm 3rd) "Big Head" MAC Donnchada King of Scots (1031 - 1093) |
| Mother | Saint Margaret "Pearl of Scotland" Wessex Queen of Scotland (1045 - 1093) |
| Sibling | Matilda "Edith" de Scotland Queen of England (1079 - 1118) |
| Sibling | David 1st Mac Malcolm "The Saint" Canmore King of Scotland (1082 - 1153) |
| Sibling | Alexander 1st "the Fierce" Mac Mail Coluim King of Alba and Scotland (1077 - 1124) |
| Sibling | Edgar (1044 - ) |
| Sibling | Ethelred ( - ) |
Notes
Death
The daughters of Matilda and Mary of Scotland, both called Matilda, fought each other for control of England. Matilda of Boulogne raised an army after Matilda of the English had captured Stephen. Matilda of Boulogne won in the end. Stephen was released and was once again proclaimed King of England.When Stephen died, he was forced to bequeath the English crown to his second cousin, Matilda of the English's son Henry. On Stephen's death, it seemed that Matilda of Scotland's daughter, Matilda, had won because her son and his descendants sat on the throne.