Familysearch shows a few possible births for a George CHAMBERS from 1790 to 1800. Alexander, John, Robert and Philip were born in the Nova Scotia hideaway which was later called New Ross. Retrieved 2008-12-02. When the royal court moved to London in 1603 on James' accession to the English crown as James I, William Alexander moved with it, becoming Gentleman of the Privy Chamber and Master of the Household. Members of Congress. He turned 18 in 1975, a year after he graduated from Worth school. DNB. He briefly established a Scottish settlement at Port Royal, Nova Scotia, led by his son William Alexander (the younger). I have no other information on who puttogether the five pages other than the information on the pages.By the Way My Branch of the Alexander Tree is out of Rowan & BurkeCounty NC though Wayne Coun. Sig., vol. This Information may be the most common information known byevery one or there may be a gem or two for someone. It seems that Lord John's Parliamentary protector Sir John McKenzie faked Lord John's death and helped him to escape to France or Ireland. However hostilities with France and Spain made theopen seas, too dangerous . This association with powerful Lord of Argyll and his poetical and othertale nts brought him into great favor at Court, where he became Gentleman of the Privy Chamber Ext raordinary to Prince Henry by 1607,and he was soon knighted. However, his close association with. Geni requires JavaScript! AuthorStirling also wrote closet dramas: classical tragedies titled Croesus, Darius, The Alexandrean, and Julius Caesar. On the other hand his close association with Charles in his attempt to foist episcopacy upon Scotland cost him the affection of many Scots who were neither his debtors nor his creditors. However, his own son, returning in the autumn of 1630, had to report that 30 of the 70 colonists had died during the winter, that Charles de La Tour had refused to accept the title of knight-baronet, and that Claude de La Tour had therefore lost face with both those whom he brought and the original settlers at Port-Royal. The family home of Menstrie Castle had been built in about 1560, possibly on the site of an earlier castle owned by the family. His plays were published in several editions (1604, 1607, 1616, 1637).[5]. This was followed by four tragedies: Croesus, Darius, The Alexandrean and Julius Caes ar, 1603-07, bound up as The Monarchicke Tragedies in 1604and 1607. The next ye ar,as Commissioner to make a voyage to the gulf and river of Canada for the sole trade of ski ns,furs and hides, he wintered in Nova Scotia,arriving back at Dover in October 1630.Willia m was styled Master of Stirling, 1630-33, and Lord Alexander from1633. In response to this appeal, King James informed the Privy Council of Scotland that he had decided to confer the dignity of knight-baronet upon any worthy Scot who would undertake to furnish a number of settlers in return for a portion of New Scotland and instructed the council to prepare a proclamation to that effect. When his father died in 1581 he andhis two sisters were left in charge of his grand uncle, JamesAlexander , a well-placed Burgess of Sterling, Helen " Alexander Alexander Baron of Menstrey who was the fatherof William Alexander, Earl of Stirling wife Marion, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -, 1. ), J. 237)." I have found that what weall are looking for are clues to help us do our research. They were the parents of at least 1 son and 1 daughter. Sir William Alexander, Governour of New Scotland; Hon. View the Coursework Scholarships Office's terms and conditions (PDF, 698KB). John Alexander married Miss Grahame, sold his home, Gartmore, in Scotland, emigrated to America, 1660, and settled in Stafford county, Virginia. FamilyAccording to Memorials of the Earl of Stirling and of the house of Alexander, Charles Rogers, Edinburgh, W. Paterson, 1877, pages 38, 253 and 254, John Alexander, the 4th son of William Alexander, Earl of Stirling, was born about 1612, and died 1641 in Scotland. He married Janet Erskine in 1601. In 1614 he was knighted. James Miller (1791-1865) was born in Dunbar and followed his father in the printing trade. Henry succeeded to the Scots peerage as 3rd Earl of Stirling in 1640 but to none of the pater nal estates in Scotland,having declined service when charged by his father's creditors durin g an appraisal. He was admitted to Glasgow University in 1618, and in 1623 his father was trying to obtai n some preferment for him in his Majesty's service. During the winter of 162930 Sir William managed to get together supplies and reinforcements for his colony, confirmed the agreement with Claude de La Tour, who married a Scottish lady, made him a knight-baronet, and sent him back in May with a patent for his son Charles. He was Join t Master of the Minerals (with his son John) in 1635. The Hon. Only son of Alexander Alexander (d. 1581) and his wife Marion, daughter of Gilbert Graham . However the effort cost him most of his fortune, and when the regionnow Canada's three Maritime Provinces and the state of Maine-- was returned to France in 1632, it was lost. New-. Nancy Alexander married Fielding, son of Col. By using this site, you agree we can set and use cookies. Alexander Seton was the son of Sir William de Seton and Janet Fleming. . The family continued to quarter the arms of MacDonald with their own suggesting the original owner of Menstrie was a woman. Champlain, Works (Biggar), VI, 50, 210. Writers such as Philip Sidney,Edmund Spenser, Christopher Marlowe , William Shakespeare, and BenJohnson probably influenced young Alexander who was reputed to havebegun composing poetry in Stirling at age fifteen and aspired to bepart of the Elizabethan literary Renaissance. Lord Stirlings efforts at colonisation were less successful, at least in monetary terms. The history of the family is necessarily brief. In 1608, he and a relative were made agents for collecting debts due the Crown in Scotland from 1547 to 1588, on a 50 per cent basis; he was knighted in 1609. The French challenged Scottish rights to Nova Scotia in 1627, and war broke out. The creation of Baronets of Nova Scotia was used to settle the plantation of the new province. and in 1607 a play about Julius Caesar which one source statesmay. Alexander's settlementwas, financed solely from his own coffers. In 1625 the charter of 1621 was renewed, but despite expensive and sincere efforts, including an offer of hereditary baronetcies to Scotsmen who established six or more settlers, by 1626 Alexander had failed to colonize the region, and there were only 28 baronets (the total reached 85 by 1631). Three years later he is the Earl of Stirling, 1633; and six years later he is the Earl of Dovan. In 1628 Sir William was granted the lands and barony of Menstrie. 12. I shall endeavor to nourish my parents, to support my family, to be the chaste husband of one wife,but these relations I must fill after a new and unprecedented way. James Alexander (d. 1671), married first, 16 August1656, Margaret (d. 1662), daughter of Capt. As a result, his niece "Janet Alexander, only daughter of John Alexander and the deceased Agnes Graham" received her uncle's share in the lands of Gartmore (Sheriff Court Book, Stirling). Born in 1726 in New York City, William Alexander was the son of James and Mary Alexander. Alexander was his own Lord of the Admiralty, Chief Justice andMinister of, The first settlers despite provision problems and shortfall ofwilling, immigrants set sail for New Scotland in June 1622 arriving in themiddle of, September at St John's harbor to meet one of the coldest winters inyears. Unfortunately, this grant included the territory that had been claimed and nominally occupied by the French as Acadia. 1649), daughter of Sir William Erskine and had issue:The Landed Familes of Britain and Ireland. In the process much of Sir William's fortune was lost and he spent the remainder of his life in reduced circumstances, despite continuing to hold various government appointments. Sir William continue to write throughout his life. William ALEXANDER Sir. [http://www.cracroftspeerage.co.uk/online/content/stirling1633.htm]. and 1st Earl of Stirling. He later took a particularinterest in the welfare of that. The first, on record to assume the name was Thomas Alexander, c. 1480. In 1621 he obtained a grant of northwestern Newfoundland. Alexander was born in the Clackmannanshire village of Menstrie, br ought up in Stirling and educated at the Universities of Glasgow and Leiden. He also sent home the Indian chief Segipt and his wife and son to do homage to King Charles. He became Burgess of Edinburgh in 1617, and Lord of the Articles in 1621. He had enjoyed royal favour to the end so far as the bestowal of titles was concerned (Viscount Stirling, Lord Alexander of Tullibody, 1630; Earl of Stirling, 1633; and Earl of Dovan [Devon], 1639), but this favour did not extend to saving his colony when put in the balance with the queens marriage portion. iv., p. 60, Paper Register). Because it is so sparsely settled King Charles at first avoids confrontation with the French. Virginia Wills. A number unrelated Alexander families in North American, with immigrant ancestors who appeared in Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina in the 17th century, all claim to be descended from John Alexander, son of William Alexander, Earl of Stirling. MSS 34.2.12-15, MS 2061) Coat of arms Valentine, Alan C. Lord Stirling . In 1628, after threatening Quebec, the Kirkes captured the supply ships of the Compagnie de la Nouvelle-France near Gasp, brought Claude de Saint-tienne de La Tour, who was returning to Acadia after seeking help for the French against the British, a prisoner to England, and applied to the king for a grant of the monopoly of trade in Canada, under the Crown of England. William Alexander (British, 1767-1816) Lord Macartney's Embassy at a lock. The remainder of the original party apparently became absorbed in the population of Newfoundland. Robert Graham of Gartmoir, and with consent of John Alexander, lawful son to ane noble and potent erle, William, Erle of Stirling, Lord Alexander, her spouse." Patrimoine canadien / Canadian Heritage. While at the Kings Court the Baron mingled and had direct contact with those people who were promoting the colonization of the New World. John Alexander of Gartmore (d. 1641/2), Master of Minerals and Metals in Scotland (jointly with his father), 1635; Master of the Mint in Scotland, 1635-41; married Agnes (d. c.1636), daughter of Robert Graham of Gartmore and had issue one daughter; (5) Hon. The Scots were not ready for colonization to Canada at this period of time. A few months later Lord William died, his Nova Scotiaproject in, ruins and no hope of financial compensation. Gerard I Alexander, son of Robert and Ann Fowkes died 1761, married Mary Dent. Enjoying the support of both James I and Charles I, he was granted territory (1621 . By July of 1627 only about 35 Baronets had been conferred andmany, Alexander's oldest son William had by now graduated from Glasgow, University, presented at court and knighted and was ready to commandthis, next expedition. His next publication in 1612 is An Elegy on the Death of Prince Henrie. He was knighted that same year. In his early days William Alexander wa s an intimate of Alexander Hume and later formed a close friendship with Drummond of Hawthorn den. I have tried toretype it just the way it was on the five sheets I found in a lousefile in a Filing Cabinet. The outbreak of war between France and England also brought new adventurers into the field, notably the Kirke brothers, whose brilliant achievements now threatened to supplant Alexander for the time being in the public eye. While every effort has been made to follow citation style rules, there may be some discrepancies. He died so heavily in debt that his creditors surrounded his death-bed in London, and denied him a peaceful burial in the church of Stirling. Technically, William experiment with colonization is not a complete failure for the flag of Nova Scotia, and the name survives to this day. Sir William Alexander, 1st Earl of Stirling, lived from 1567 to 12 September 1640. La marie s'est avance dans l'alle aux sons de I Was Glad, paraphrase du psaume 122 compose par Sir Hubert Parry. Until 1627, Sir William had to contend only with the problems of finance and the reluctance of the Scots to emigrate. David married Elizabeth Sinclair and their son James (b.1691 d.1756) and his wife Mary Spratt were the parents of Sir William Alexander Lord Stirling. Sig, lib. Michael was the ancestor of the English Jewish families of Alexander. G. P. Insh, Scottish colonial schemes, 16201686 (Glasgow, 1922). Brother of Hugh Alexander; Christian Alexander; 4th daughter Alexander and Janet Alexander. InApril 1635 he receive d a large grant of lands in New England, to becalled the County of Canada, including Long Isl and--to be called the Isle of Stirling--which he colonized. He attained reputation as a poet and writer of rhymed tragedies, and assisted the king in preparing the metrical version known as "The Psalms of King David, translated by King James," and published by authority of Charles I. Royal Descent of the Alexanders. ); (2) Hon. 26 Feb Feb By kin g James I of England, he was made Master of Requestsin 1614 and attended Parliament as such u ntil his death. John Mason, governor of Newfoundland, 161521, and author of A briefe discourse of the New-found-land for aid in getting room for a plantation there. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for MINT CANADIAN NEVER HINGED {20} STAMPS VERY NICE HAVE A L@@@K at the best online prices at eBay! Unfortunately his researchers were trying to connect him with the wrong branch of the family as it was assumed that the 1st Earl had no more male descendants. If, in connection with this name, the reader be covetous of an example of those 'endless genealogies' against which even an apostle warned, let him secure 'Memorials of the Earl of Stirling and of the House of Alexander, by the Rev. In 1621 he was granted lands in Canada, which he worked hard to colonise an d named Nova Scotia or New Scotland. From his education abroad, he imitated in theme andstructure the classical playwrights of the past, particularly theRoman Seneca. The young Prince James, son of Mary Queen of Scots, became king atage 13 months when his mother was dethroned. His father, James Alexander, was a Jacobite who had fled to New York after the failure of the Jacobite rising in 1715. From king Char les I he obtained a renewed grant, or novodamus, of the barony of Nova Scotiaand, in Februar y 1627, a charter of the lordship of Canada, all ratified by the Scots Parliament in 1630 an d 1633. Connect to the World Family Tree to find out, Jan 15 1783 - Albany, Albany, New York, United States, William Alexander, David (the Weaver) Alexander, Joseph Alexander, Albany, Albany County, New York, United States, American Revolution: Battle of Long Island (1776), American Revolution: Valley Forge (1777/8), Patriots - Daughters of the American Revolution, American Revolution: New York and New Jersey campaign (July 1776 - March 1777), James Alexander, Attorney General of New Jersey, Henry Alexander, 5th, and last, Earl of Stirling. SIR William Alexander, family tree Family tree Explore more family trees. Educated at the Stirling GrammarSchool, Glasgo w University and on the continent at Leyden. [1] He was of age in 1406 when it is said he instigated the murder of his uncle or grandfather (the relationship is in doubt), Sir David Fleming of Biggar. The Alexander family came from a Scot Increasingly known for his poetry and his rhymed tragedies, Alexander assisted the King in the preparation of "The Psalms of King David, translated by King James", and was later appointed by the King to be their sole printer. 1. Sir William envisaged colonization as an answer to Scottish expansion, comparable to the contemporary, successful English ventures. (Aurora, a sonnet sequence, published in the same year was obviously an earlier work; and A Paraenesis to the Prince was obviously a bid for royal favour.) His wi dow died in January 1660, aged 49, and was buried in the Douglas vault in St.Bride's Church , Douglas.William Alexander, the only son and heir of Lord Alexander and Margaret, his wife , was born about 1632. The Canadian Encyclopedia, s.v. note to Curators and other interested persons; 'This link below,provides citation to 8 children of Sir William Alexander and Lady Janet ErskineThe link also provides chronological order to these 8, proven children's births, as well as pertinent marriages, and other information. He died a bankruptcy, In London, on 12 February 1640. The town built on Alexandria in 1749 retained the name of the property in honour of Philip Alexander and his family. Despite such political achievements, however, he met with severe financial difficulties during his last years, and he died in poverty. He made the grand tour (France, Spain, Italy, and Holland) at the end of the century, as the companion of his kinsman, the seventh Earl of Argyle, who later introduced him to court. Back in 1631 the Exchequer had given him a note for 10,000 for the satisfact ion of his losses in New Scotland, but neither this money nor the proceeds of the sales of la nds and titles was ever paid.The Earl Stirling died insolvent in February 1639 at his house i n Covent Garden and was buried 12 April 1640 in Bowie's Aisle. Catherine Marian Lady Perth Graham 1532 - 1580. Birth of Hon. James Graham, 5th Earl and 1st Marquess of Montrose, https://www.britannica.com/biography/William-Alexander-1st-Earl-of-Stirling, University of Glasgow - Biography of William Alexander, Undiscovered Scotland - Biography of Sir William Alexander, 1st Earl of Stirling, Dictionary of Canadian Biography Online - Biography of William Alexander. But by 25 July 1626 only 28 baronets had been created and, even if Sir William had received the full sum of 3,000 merks for each, he would have had only 4,666 13s. Pennsylvania Muster rolls'. He was chosen as travelling companion to Archibald, seventh Earl of Argyll, and went with him to France, Spain and Italy. He married, 1601, Janet (fl. This is the true legacy of the 1st Earl of Stirling. He was appointed Secretary for Scotland in 1626 and held that office for the rest of his life. When Sir William Alexander Clarke was born on 4 February 1553, in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, England, his father, Thomas Clark II, was 26 and his mother, Martha Micklewood, was 24. Which John Alexander they weren't sure and decided on John an uncle of the 1st Earl. Arms: Quarterly, 1st and 4th, per pale, argent and sable, a chevron, and in base a crescent, all counterchanged; 2nd and 3rd, or, a lymphad sable sails furled and flags flying between three crosses crosslet fitche gules for MacDonald. Let us know if you have suggestions to improve this article (requires login). II. (including Supplement), contemporary blue morocco gilt, 4to (325 x 250mm. Sir William was made Secretary of State for Scotl and in 1625 and Principal Secretary from 1627 until his death, as well as Commissioner for Su rrenders and Teinds, and for the discovery of Papists. and 1st Earl of Stirling. The jealousy of the French creates a reactive condition for a war that shortly ensues. William Alexander, 1st earl of Stirling, also called (1608/09-1630) Sir William Alexander, (born c. 1576, Menstrie, Clackmannan, Scot.died Feb. 12, 1640, London, Eng. William and a relative during 1608 become agents for collecting debts due to the Crown in Scotland with payment at a fifty percent rate. William remained in TemplePatrick Ireland but David, Michael and James moved back to Kintyre in Scotland. Hon. Despite the promising beginning, the response to the new charter was very disappointing. Paul believes he received his early education at the Grammar School of Stirling and University of Leyden. Pope Alexander III. He specialised in "closet dramas" not intended to be performed publicly, and is remembered particularly for a series of classical tragedies entitled "Croesus", "Darius", "The Alexandrean", and "Julius Caesar". From 1626 he served as Secretary of State for Scotland . 1605) eventually moved to America due to the overthrow of the Monarchy. His claim was eventually rejected by the House of Lords. David Scrimgeour and second, c.1668, Grizel, daughter of Hon. Alexander invited Mason to ameeting at, his Covent Garden residence in London. Sir Henry Alexander, 3rd Earl of Stirling; Lady Jean Alexander and 6 others; Elizabeth Alexander; Hon. She mothered seven sons and 3 daughtersand outlived him after 40 years of married life. Alexander Alexander married Margaret Falconer the daughter of Sir John Falconer and his Dutch Jewish wife Esther Briot. Their eldest son was William Alexander of "Menstrie," whose eldest son Marion Contee, 1567, and their only son, William, Lord of Stirling Janet Erskine. William Tell . Not so reduced, however, that he couldn't afford to relocated his home to the newly renovated and very grand Argyll's Lodging in Stirling. By the end of 1625, the first 22 Baronets of Nova Scotia were created and, as inducements to settlement of his new colony of Nova Scotia, Sir William offered tracts of land totalling 11,520 acres "to all such principal knichts & esquires as will be pleased to be undertakers of the said plantations & who will promise to set forth 6 men, artificers or laborers, sufficiently armed, apparelled & victualled for 2 yrs ". Politician and minor poet. As a very junior member of the aristocracy, the young Alexander was appointed tutor to the Earl of Argyll and spent time touring with him abroad. Though his colonizing interest is the chief concern of cisatlantic readers, it cannot be understood without reference to his poetical works, which brought him first to royal notice and subsequently to royal favour and collaboration. These families were all conected with the Mint. ty IN and Preble County OH to Ralls CountyMO and on to California.Alexander Names, Such as James, William,Samuel, Clements F, Clementine V. Clarence S, Martin, Oscar Monroe,Herman Sigel, Keith Monroe. It seems that the descendants of another John Alexander (John of Eredy) of Donegal Ireland who also went to America were confused with the descendants of Lord John Alexander's descendants. The outcome of the war is not favorable for setting up the plantation system that the Baron has envisioned. Alexander 5Th Baron Of Menstrie Alexander Menstrie Alexander 1545 - 1581. He spent his later years with limited means, and died in London on 12 September 1640. 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