Definition of Vinstarr. Meaning of Vinstarr. Synonyms of Vinstarr

- Margaret or Margrethe Vinstarr (fl. 1590–1600), was a Danish courtier in Scotland to Anne of Denmark commemorated by the ballad "The Laird o Logie" for...
- Berwick witch trials from the perspectives of Geillis Duncan and of Margaret Vinstarr, who was married to John Wemyss of Logie and was a lady-in-waiting for...
- ladies-in-waiting and chamberers Katrine Skinkel, Anna Kaas, and Margaret Vinstarr, the preacher Johannes Sering, a page William Belo, and artisans such as...
- escaped through their bedchamber, helped by the queen's servant, Margaret Vinstarr. In 1598 the royal master of work William Schaw prepared a nursery for...
- Falkland in July 1591. He brought a Danish gentlewoman, probably Margaret Vinstarr, to join the Queen's household. Around this time an African servant of...
- court, Anne of Denmark and her ladies-in-waiting in Scotland, Margaret Vinstarr and Marie Stewart, and a page William Belo, had also sometimes worn matching...
- a refuge at the castle for the queen's Danish lady-in-waiting Margaret Vinstarr whose partner John Wemyss of Logie had plotted with Francis Stewart, 5th...
- coronation of Anne of Denmark. The North Berwick witch trials begin. Margaret Vinstarr plans the escape of her lover John Wemyss of Logie from Dalkeith Palace...
- is remembered for his relationship and marriage to Margaret Winster or Vinstarr, a Danish woman who helped him escape from prison. In 1590 James VI gave...
- was dressed in green and orange, colours worn by Marie Stewart, Margaret Vinstarr, and the queen herself. The account of Robert Jousie records other garments...