Eleanor of Lovaine

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Eleanor of Lovaine was a noblewoman of Flemish origin who became Countess of Carrick in medieval Scotland and the mother of Sir James Douglas, the famed companion of Robert the Bruce.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Countess consort
Flemish person
medieval noble
noblewoman
associatedWith County of Flanders
Kingdom of Scotland
Wars of Scottish Independence
child Archibald Douglas (of Liddesdale line, disputed)
Hugh Douglas of Douglas
Sir James Douglas
citizenship Kingdom of Scotland
countryOfOrigin County of Flanders
ethnicOrigin Flemish
familyName of Lovaine
gender female
givenName Eleanor
languageSpoken French
Middle English
Scots
maritalStatus widow of William Douglas, Lord of Douglas
marriageLocation Scotland
motherOf Sir James Douglas
nobleFamily Douglas family
House of Lovaine
notableChild Sir James Douglas
notableFor Flemish noblewoman who became Countess of Carrick in Scotland
being the mother of Sir James Douglas, companion of Robert the Bruce
positionHeld Countess of Carrick
relativeByMarriage Robert the Bruce
religion Roman Catholic
linked to: Roman Catholicism
residence Carrick
Douglasdale
Scotland
socialClass high nobility
spouse William Douglas, Lord of Douglas
timePeriod 13th century
early 14th century
title Countess of Carrick

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James Douglas mother Eleanor of Lovaine