- Earl of
Buccleuch (1619), Earl of
Dalkeith (1663) and Lord
Scott of
Whitchester and
Eskdaill (1619) (all in the
Peerage of Scotland). The Duke also holds...
- of
Whitchester and
Eskdaill (1619),
Baron Scott of Tindall, in the
county of
Northumberland (En 1663,
restored 1743) and Lord
Scott of
Whitchester and...
- Buccleuch, Earl and
Countess of Dalkeith, and Lord and Lady
Scott of
Whitchester and
Eskdale in the
Peerage of Scotland. The Duke of
Monmouth was po****r...
- Scott, 3rd Duke of
Buccleuch (1746–1812).
Henry was
styled Lord
Scott of
Whitchester after his brother's death, and Earl of
Dalkeith after his father's death...
- Lord
Scott of
Whitchester (3
January 1745 –
January 1749)
Henry Scott (2
September 1746 – 11
January 1812),
styled Lord
Scott of
Whitchester after his brother's...
- of Buccleuch", "Baroness
Scott of Buccleuch", and "Baroness
Scott of
Whitchester and Eskdaill" p****ed to Anne. Upon her
marriage in 1663, her husband...
- of Nith,
Torthorwald and Ross, Lord
Scott of Buccleuch, Lord
Scott of
Whitchester and Eskdaill,
Baron Scott of Tindale, Lord
Douglas of Kilmount, Middlebie...
- 1565–1611 1st Lord
Scott of
Buccleuch Earl of
Buccleuch and Lord
Scott of
Whitchester and Eskdaill, 1619
Viscount Drumlanrig and Lord
Douglas of
Hawick and...
- 13
September 2020. Vanderbilt, S. "Places: 967060427 (Milecastle 15 (
Whitchester))". Pleiades.
Retrieved 13
September 2020. Vanderbilt, S. "Places: 967060428...
- the
Scottish peerage came his way: Earl of
Dalkeith and
Baron Scott of
Whitchester and Eskdale. His grandfather, the Duke of Monmouth, was the illegitimate...
