Joan Stewart (daughter of James I of Scotland)

The number to the left of each child (e.g. "+4") indicates the total number of children for that person.

Family Name:	Stewart	Given Names:	Joan
Known As:	The Dumb Lady
Born:	1428 Unknown place	Died:	After 16 Oct 1486 Unknown place
	English/Scottish Royal Blood: 100%   [?]	Buried:	Unknown place
Father:	James I, King of Scots		30 Dec 1394 - 21 Feb 1437
Mother:	Joan Beaufort (wife of James I of Scotland)		? - 15 Jul 1445
Marriage:	James Douglas, 3rd Earl of Angus		? - Before 9 Sep 1446
	Place:  Unknown place
	Offspring:
	None listed
Marriage:	James Douglas, 1st Earl of Morton		Estimated 1427 - Before 22 Oct 1492
	Date: About 1458	His Age: Unknown	Her Age: 30
	Place:  Unknown place
	Offspring:
+1	Janet Douglas (daughter of James, 1st Earl of Morton)		After 1458 - 1490
+4	John Douglas, 2nd Earl of Morton		Before 1466 - Sep 1515
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Notes:
Joan was a deaf mute.
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