Relatives
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ROYALTY
James IV of Scotland (16th great-grandfather) (illegitimate descent)
Robert III of Scotland (19th great-grandfather)
Robert II of Scotland (20th great-grandfather)
James I of Scotland (18th great-grandfather)
James II of Scotland (18th great-grandfather)
Edward III of England (20th great-grandfather)
Christian I of Denmark (18th great-grandfather)
Philip IV of France (22nd great-grandfather)
Henry I of France (29th great-grandfather)
Ferdinand III of Castile (23rd great-grandfather)
Matilda of Habsburg, Duchess Consort of Bavaria (24th great-grandmother)
NOBILITY
James Stewart, 2nd Earl of Galloway (11th great-grandfather)
George Gordon, 2nd Earl of Huntly (17th great-grandfather)
Lady Catherine Gordon (16th great-grandaunt)
Lady Margaret Beaufort, The King’s Mother (17th great-grandaunt)
Magnus II, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg (21st great-grandfather)
Bernhard III, Prince of Anhalt-Bernburg (22nd great-grandfather)
POLITICIANS
Nevil Maskelyne MP (11th great-grandfather)
Edward Proger MP (10th-great-grandfather)
Sir Thomas Fitzwilliam MP, Speaker of the House of Commons (14th great-grandfather)
ECCLESIASTICAL
Alexander Gordon, Bishop of Galloway (14th great-grandfather)
Pope Callixtus II (27th great-granduncle)
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The House of Stuart (Direct)
Clan Stewart (Direct)
Clan Gordon (Direct)
Clan Skene (Direct)
Clan Buchan (Direct)
Clan Anderson (Direct)
The House of Wittelsbach (Direct)
The House of Habsburg (Direct)
The House of Oldenburg (Direct)
The House of Plantagenet (Direct)
The House of York (Collateral)
The House of Tudor (Collateral)
The Howard Family (Direct)
The Beauchamp Family (Direct)
The Booth Family (Direct)
The St John Family (of Bletso) (Direct)
The Maskelyne Family (Direct)
The Dymoke Family (Direct)
Updates
Issued 25 May 2026: Alexander is presently in contact with the College of Arms to formally document and record his descent from the Booth baronets of Dunham Massey (descendants of Margaret Beauchamp of Bletso, the maternal grandmother to Henry VII).
His descent is being scrutinised by James Peill FSA, the Bluemantle Pursuivant of Arms in Ordinary.