203:(1562-1635), an uncle of her husband, discussed a letter from Jean Drummond, and asked Anne Livingstone to write both to Jean Drummond and Anne of Denmark. William Seton noted that Anne Livingstone had served Princess Elizabeth from her infancy, and later Anne of Denmark. The issue was her husband's right to the Eglinton earldom. He asked Anne Livingstone to ensure that Jean Drummond and the queen inform King James that the queen had known and approved of plans for her marriage, only on the basis that Alexander Seton of Foulstruther would become Earl of Eglinton. In this letter William Seton makes it clear that Anne of Denmark had promoted the marriage of her lady in waiting and the elevation of her husband to the peerage.
404:. The Fitzwilliam miniature case has two monograms, one set with diamonds and the other in enamel, with the closed "S", the "s fermé" or "fermesse", a symbol used in correspondence of the period as a mark of affection. Anne Livingstone used the closed "S" in her letter to Elizabeth, Mrs Murray. The "S" may also allude to Anne of Denmark's mother,
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godparent in 1613, and by interceding in "ane matter that tuiches Hir
Majesties honour and His Majesties bothe", the gift of the Eglinton earldom to her husband, which was legally complicated. Drummond wrote in March 1613 that King James had not yet made any pronouncement on the question of the Eglinton earldom before going to
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Another jewel given to Anne
Livingstone in August 1607, supplied by the goldsmith William Gosson, cost the king £400. In August 1614, when the Countess of Livingstone was preparing for the christening of one her children, Isabella Seton, Countess of Perth, wrote to her, saying that she was organising
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Drummond, who became the Countess of Roxburghe, show how Anne Livingstone maintained contact with the court and queen. She offered Drummond gifts of aqua-vitae and linen. Drummond helped her by explaining to the queen why Eglinton had not chosen her as her child's
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Livingstone returned to Scotland in July 1607, Anna of Denmark gave her a pearl and other jewels to hang from a pendant, a gold necklace chain of gold elements set with pearls, rubies and diamonds, "green snakes" and S-shaped pieces, and a gold jewel showing the
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wrote to her in
September 1629, writing, "Madam, I cannot tell at what school your ladyship has been at, but surely your ladyship's last letter melled of grace, had a fragrant perfume of the doctrine of the Holy Spirit."
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Livingstone went to
England in the household of Princess Elizabeth in 1603. She, or perhaps Princess Elizabeth herself, kept an account of expenses for clothing, jewels, gifts, and writing equipment written in
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sent the
Murrays news of her illness during the birth of her son Alexander and recovery in November 1615. On 19 August 1617 she presented their son James Murray at his christening in the Chapel Royal at
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collection labelled "Lady
Livingston" may be her. In the portrait "Lady Livingston" wears a miniature of Anne of Denmark, and this may be a locket and miniature now in the
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Denmark had their portraits made including jewelled tablets or lockets with an "A", "AR" or "R" for "Anna Regina", including
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the return of a feather jewel to her. The
Countess of Eglinton left a great jewel containing fourteen diamonds and five pendant triangle diamonds to her son
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wrote to her father that her behaviour was satisfactory, but she would not be allowed home or given "room" - employment at that time. However
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vol. 109, (Torquay, 1991), p. 200, and see external links here.
541:(London, 1885), p. 32, attributes the book to Anne Livingstone.
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The genealogy of the most noble and ancient House of Drummond
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Letters and State Papers during the Reign of James the Sixth
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HMC Reports on the manuscripts of the Earl of Eglinton etc.
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801:(Basingstoke, 2004), p. 220, references to other letters.
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33:(died 1632) was a Scottish courtier and aristocrat, and
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468:Margaret Montgomerie, who married John Hay, 1st
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233:Anne Livingstone shared news of the court from
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1181:HMC Reports on various manuscripts: Eglinton
400:in 1610, and the miniature in the studio of
284:Her husband had visited the exiled minister
241:, especially about the Earl of Somerset and
946:, 'Anne of Denmark's Jewellery Inventory',
813:Letters and State Papers of James the Sixth
785:Letters and State Papers of James the Sixth
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1026:Rosalind Marshall & George Dalgleish,
900:(London, 1885), pp. 46-7: William Fraser,
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458:(d. 1675), who married Margaret MacDonald.
1043:(Norwich: Michael Russell, 1994), p. 138.
474:William Cunningham, 9th Earl of Glencairn
971:(Norwich: Michael Russell, 1994), p. 91.
633:, vol. 1 (Edinburgh, 1859), pp. 76, 170.
581:(Manchester, 2020), pp. 123, 146 fn. 21.
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916:(London, 1885), p. 46, modernised here.
845:(London, 1885), p. 33: William Fraser,
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342:A distant kinsman, the kirk minister
125:James VI of Scotland and I of England
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781:, vol. 2 (Edinburgh, 1859), p. 199:
751:(Brill, 2024), 254: William Fraser,
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564:, pp. 244-251: The account is now
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643:Lodge, Edmund (1791),
463:Battle of Marston Moor
92:When the court was at
795:vol. 1 (London, 1848)
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479:Eleanor Montgomerie.
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350:Portraits and jewels
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1078:Anna Somers Cocks,
1054:Decoding the Jewels
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394:Fitzwilliam Museum
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