Mathilda Bruce

Mathilda Bruce (auch Matilda oder Maud, * um Oktober 1321; † 20. Juli 1353 in Aberdeen) war eine schottische Prinzessin.

Mathilda war die zweite Tochter[1] des schottischen Königs Robert I. aus dessen zweiter Ehe mit Elizabeth de Burgh.

Sie heiratete den schottischen Edelknecht Thomas Isaac (auch de Ysak oder MacIsaac, * um 1306), mit dem sie zwei Töchter hatte:

  • Joan Isaac ⚭ Ewen MacDougall, Chief des Clan MacDougall, 5. Laird of Lorne, 7. Laird of Dunollie;
  • Katherine Isaac (starb kinderlos).

Sie starb 1353 in Aberdeen und wurde in Dunfermline Abbey bestattet.

  • Alison Weir: Britain’s Royal Families. The Complete Genealogy. The Bodley Head, London 1999, S. 210.
  • Margaret Bruce auf thepeerage.com

Einzelnachweise

  1. ↑ Michael Penman: Robert the Bruce. King of the Scots. Yale University Press, New Haven 2014, ISBN 978-0-300-14872-5, S. 234.
Personendaten
NAME Bruce, Mathilda
ALTERNATIVNAMEN Bruce, Maud; Bruce, Matilda
KURZBESCHREIBUNG schottische Prinzessin
GEBURTSDATUM um Oktober 1321
STERBEDATUM 20. Juli 1353
STERBEORT Aberdeen

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