From: Eve McLaughlin 
Subject: Re: Mary Stuart, Queen of scots
Date: 1999/05/25
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In article , Johan Wiberg
 writes
>Hello,
>I want to know if someone could help me with the following:
>Im have tried to found out how the Queen of scots, Mary Stuart, is related
>to the Queen of GB today. As I can see Mary was married 3 times and had only
>one son and that was James I (in marriage with Henry ). James I, 
   This is Jmes I, king of England, who had previously been James VI
king of Scotland
>married
>Anna from Danemark and get one daughter, Elisabeth, married to Fredrick of
>Bohemia and they got a daughter, Sophia, who was married to George I. From
>here I have it clear, but is the test above right?
  That is right.
>From another source, I have the following:
>Robert III Stuart was father to Mary Stuart (sister of James I). 
This is James I King of Scotland, who is the ancestor of James Vi (alias
James I of England.
   So there is a relationship, but rather distant.
 
>This two versions, are they both right?
 Yes, both right, just referring to different men.
-- 
Eve McLaughlin

Author of the McLaughlin Guides for family historians
Secretary Bucks Genealogical Society