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James Edward (1688-1766)

Artist: Nicolas de Largillière (French, 1656-1746)

Date: 1695

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Description

James Francis Edward Stuart. Known as the Old Pretender. Claimant to the British throne at about age 7, with his sister, Princess Louisa Maria Theresa Stuart.

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Louisa Maria Theresa Stuart by Jean-François de Troy (1679 - 1752, French)

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subway hands but make it flemish & renaissance art

“Portrait of Heinrike Dannecker” Gottlieb Schick / “Portrait of Laura Battiferri” Bronzino / “San Simón” Pedro Pablo Rubens / “Female Saint Holding a Book” Amico Aspertini / “The Card Game on the Cradle: Allegory” Johannes van Wijckersloot /Jean François de Troy, "Portrait of Princess Louisa Maria Theresa Stuart"

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On This Day In Royal History . 18 April 1712 . . Louisa Maria Stuart died aged 19 . . ◼ Louisa Maria Stuart, known to Jacobites as Princess Royal, was the last child of James II and VII (1633���1701), the deposed king of England, Scotland, & Ireland, & of his queen, Mary of Modena. In English, she was called Louisa Maria & Louise Marie in French. . ◼ Louisa Maria was born in 1692, at Saint-Germain-en-Laye, during her parents’ exile. . ◼ The new-born princess was given the names Louisa & Maria in baptism, while Teresa (sometimes spelt Theresa) was added later, at the time of her confirmation. She was given the name Louisa in honour of King Louis XIV of France, who acted as her godfather. . ◼ Louisa was the only full sibling of Prince James Francis Edward, the ‘Old Pretender’, to survive infancy, & was four years younger than her brother. The two were brought up together in France. . ◼ Louisa’s tutor was an English Roman Catholic priest, Father Constable, who taught her Latin, history, & religion. . ◼ In 1705, at the age of thirteen, Louisa Maria was a guest of honour at a ball at the Château de Marly, ranking only after Louis XIV himself, her own mother Queen Mary, & her brother James Francis Edward, considered by Louis to be another King. . ◼ Louisa Maria enjoyed dancing & the opera, & became popular at the French court. Two possible matches for her were considered, with Louis XIV’s grandson Charles, Duke of Berry(1686–1714), & with King Charles XII of Sweden (1682–1718). Neither took place, the first apparently due to Louisa Maria’s equivocal position, & the second because the young King of Sweden was not a Roman Catholic. . ◼ In April 1712, both James Francis Edward & his sister fell sick with smallpox. While the Old Pretender recovered, Louisa Maria died on 18 April & was buried with her father at the Church of the English Benedictines in Paris. . . . #onthisdayinhistory #thisdayinhistory #theyear1712 #d18apr #LouisMariaStuart #HouseofStuart #History #JamesIIofEngland #Paris #Stuarts #HistoryFacts #MaryofModena #OnThisDay #jacobites #jacobite #EnglishMonarchy #England #RoyalHistory #Britishmonarchy (at Paris, France) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_H4x_rD24J/?igshid=17wwnameo1f6

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Louisa Maria Theresa Stuart

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Nicolas de Largillière - Prince James Francis Edward Stuart; Princess Louisa Maria Theresa Stuart

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Looking for descendants of John James Erskine (1771-1833) Muthill,Perthshire

John James Erskine (1771-1833),son of Reverend William Erskine & Helen Drummond.He married Isabella Boyd.He didn't have any children. His siblings:- i) Thomas Erskine (1754-?). ii)Lord William Erskine,Lord Kinneder (1768-1822)married Euphemia Robinson.His issue:- ai)Euphemia Erskine(1801-?). aii)Helen Erskine(1803-?). aiii)William Erskine(1805-?). aiv)Mary Ann Erskine(1807-?). av)Jane Erskine(1809-?). avi)John Erskine(1810-1846) married Isabella Christian Bunbury. His issue:- bi) John Erskine. bii) Euphemia Chitty Erskine(1838-?) married George Arnold Laughton. Their issue:- ci) Effie Flora Stuart Laughton(1859-1892). cii) Erskine George Henry Laughton(1862-1918) married Ethel Elizabeth Cooke. His issue:- di) Lilian Helen Agnes Laughton(1894-1922) married Bertram George Moulton. dii) Frances Theresa Laughton(1898-?). ciii) Edith Euphemia Carr Laughton(1863-1918). civ) Thomas Arthur Furnell Laughton(1867-1891). cv) Harry Isaac Anderson Robison Laughton(1868). cvi) George Arnold Laughton(1870-?). biii) William Charles Chitty Erskine(1843-1901) married Louisa Christie Gerrard. ci) Mary Traquair Erskine(1865-1946). cii) Isabella Catherine Constance Erskine(1866-1948) married David Scott Pargiter. Their issue:- di) Justin Gerrard Pargiter(1899-1977) married 1stly,Gertrude Patricia Toohey, 2ndly.Phoebe Margaret Trew. His issue:- ei) Gerrard Barrie Pargiter(1925-?). dii) Jean Buchan Pargiter married 1stly, Kenneth Bingham Quinan & 2ndly,Robert Harold Dickenson. Their issue:- ei) David Michael Quinan(1924-1998) married Bettine Mary Lucy Simon. eii) Patrick Wickham Storm Quinan(1931-2005) married Ruth Marriott. diii) Margaret Erskine Pargiter married John Irving Toohey. Their issue:- ei)Antony Irving Toohey married Anne ?. His issue:- f) David Toohey. fii) Justin Toohey. fiii) Jennifer Toohey. fiv) Lysbeth Toohey. eii) Deidre Toohey. div) Christine Joyce Pargiter(1905-1987) married Douglas Gerald Stewart. ciii) John Traquair Erskine(1869-1870). civ) Lillie Bunbury Erskine(1869-1874). cv) Louisa Margaret Erskine(1872-1875). cvi)Louisa Violet Gerrard Erskine(1877-1955). cvii) Marguerite Muriel St J Erskine(1879-1918). iii)Mary Ann Erskine(1773-?)married Archibald Campbell-Colquhoun.Their issue:- ai)John Campbell Colquhoun (1803–1870)married Henrietta Maria Powys.His issue:- bi)Archibald Campbell-Colquhoun(?-1872). bii) John Erskine Campbell-Colquhoun married Emily Agnes Bevan. aii)William Laurence Campbell Colquhoun(1810-1861)married Louisa Locke.His issue:- bi)William Campbell-Colquhoun(1838 - 1916)married 1stly Charlotte Emily Julian Orde and 2ndly Mary Lumsden. bii)Louisa Selina Campbell-Colquhoun(1840-?)married James Clelland Burns. aiii)Mary Ann Campbell Colquhoun(?-1856)married Walter Long . aiv) Elizabeth Margaret Campbell Colquhoun married Rev. Edward Boyle. av)Cornelia Jane Campbell-Colquhoun. avi)Helen Christie Campbell-Colquhoun. av) Laura Campbell-Colquhoun(1824-?). iv)Helen Erskine(1774-?). Please contact me :- winsonsaw20032000@yahoo.com

Probaby a picture of John James Erskine

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25 October 1692

Elisabeth Farnese, future Queen consort of Spain, was born at the Palazzo della Pilotta in Parma.

The eighteenth century is remarkable for the number of its interesting or influential queens. If Queen Anne be taken as closing rather the previous generation, the age of the Stuarts and of Louis XIV, yet the importance of  Caroline of Anspach upon English history must not be underrated. But upon the continent this peculiar feature of the century is more striking. The names of the Empress Maria Theresa, of Catherine of Russia, of Louisa of Prussia, and of Marie Antoinette, have all been deeply carved in history. Elisabeth Farnese is unquestionably less well known than the other queenly celebrities, and yet she hardly yields to them in importance. "The History so-called of Europe," wrote Carlyle, " went canting from side to side; heeling at a huge rate according to the passes and lunges these two giant figures, Imperial Majesty and the Termagant of Spain, made at one another for a twenty years or more."

Elisabeth's career is indeed inferior in personal interest to that of the other four continental queens. This is due perhaps less to character than to the unsociable seclusion which her husband's eccentricity forced upon her. Her reign, moreover, falls mainly within the period which lies between the death of Anne and of Louis XIV, and the accession of Frederick the Great and of Maria Theresa, which is possibly the flattest level in the history of Europe. Such levels are conducive to material progress, but tiresome to the historical tourist, and good guide-books are consequently scarce. In Elisabeth the epic grandeur of Maria Theresa and Catherine of Russia, and the tragic pathos of Louisa of Prussia and Marie Antoinette, are alike wanting. The history of her married life sinks at times to monotonous Terentian comedy; it was, upon the surface, prosaically prosperous and un dramatically dull. Yet her influence upon the fortunes of Europe for more than thirty years was undeniable. Within the limits assigned, she may be regarded as the leading personage; she caused at least the death of more soldiers and the drafting of more treaties than any one other potentate. 

Edward Armstrong, Elisabeth Farnese: The Termagant Of Spain

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Portrait of Princess Luisa Maria Theresa Stuart

Artist: François de Troy (French, 1645–1730)

Date: 1700

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Luisa Maria Stuart

Louisa Maria Teresa Stuart (French: Louise Marie Thérèse; 28 June 1692 – 18 April 1712), known to Jacobites as The Princess Royal, was the last child of James II and VII, the deposed king of England, Scotland and Ireland, by his second wife Mary of Modena. Like her brother James Francis Edward Stuart (The Old Pretender), Louisa Maria was a Roman Catholic, which, under the Act of Settlement 1701, debarred them both from succession to the British throne after the death of their Protestant half-sister Anne, Queen of Great Britain.

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Subject(s): James Francis Edward (1688-1766) and Louisa Maria Theresa (1692-1712) children of the deposed king James II of England, Scotland and Ireland (1633-1701)

Date: 1695

By: Nicolas de Largillière (1656-1746)

Location: National Portrait Gallery

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On This Day In History . 18 April 1712 . . Louisa Maria Stuart died aged 19 . . ◼ Louisa Maria Stuart, known to Jacobites as Princess Royal, was the last child of James II and VII (1633–1701), the deposed king of England, Scotland, & Ireland, & of his queen, Mary of Modena. In English, she was called Louisa Maria & Louise Marie in French. . ◼ Louisa Maria was born in 1692, at Saint-Germain-en-Laye, during her parents' exile. . ◼ The new-born princess was given the names Louisa & Maria in baptism, while Teresa (sometimes spelt Theresa) was added later, at the time of her confirmation. She was given the name Louisa in honour of King Louis XIV of France, who acted as her godfather. . ◼ Louisa was the only full sibling of Prince James Francis Edward, the 'Old Pretender', to survive infancy, & was four years younger than her brother. The two were brought up together in France. . ◼ Louisa's tutor was an English Roman Catholic priest, Father Constable, who taught her Latin, history, & religion.  . ◼ In 1705, at the age of thirteen, Louisa Maria was a guest of honour at a ball at the Château de Marly, ranking only after Louis XIV himself, her own mother Queen Mary, & her brother James Francis Edward, considered by Louis to be another King. . ◼ Louisa Maria enjoyed dancing & the opera, & became popular at the French court. Two possible matches for her were considered, with Louis XIV's grandson Charles, Duke of Berry(1686–1714), & with King Charles XII of Sweden (1682–1718). Neither took place, the first apparently due to Louisa Maria's equivocal position, & the second because the young King of Sweden was not a Roman Catholic. . ◼ In April 1712, both James Francis Edward & his sister fell sick with smallpox. While the Old Pretender recovered, Louisa Maria died on 18 April & was buried with her father at the Church of the English Benedictines in Paris. . . . #onthisdayinhistory #thisdayinhistory #onthisday #LouisMariaStuart #HouseofStuart #History #JamesII #kingjames #MaryofModena #Britishmonarchy #Stuarts #Royalhistory #Royalfamily #Heritage #Jacobites #Historyfacts #Smallpox #Heritage (at Château de Saint-Germain-en-Laye (sGc)) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwaNyNxFhNj/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1pmi12idngwt9

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Subject(s): James Francis Edward (1688-1766) Mary of Modena (1658-1718) Louisa Maria Theresa (1692-1712) and James (1633-1701) former King of England, Scotland and Ireland

Date: 1694

By: Pierre Mignard (1612-1695)

Location: Palace of Holyroodhouse