1581. Was Lord of Session in 1593. Coronations Holyrood Abbey was the site of the coronations of James II in 1437, Margaret Tudor in 1504, Mary of Guise in 1540, Anne of Denmark in 1590, and Charles I in 1633. Weddings The abbey was the site of numerous royal weddings. These include: James II and Mary of Guelders in 1449 James III and Margaret of Denmark in 1469 James IV and Margaret Tudor in 1503 Births James II in 1430 Burials The abbey was the site of many royal funerals and interments, mostly in the east bay of the south aisle, known as the "Royal Vault". Royals originally interred here include: King David II in 1371 King James II in 1460 Arthur, Duke of Rothesay (second son of James IV) in 1510 Madeleine of Valois in 1537, teenage bride of James V James, Duke of Rothesay (eldest son of James V) in 1541 Arthur, Duke of Albany (second son of James V) in 1541 King James V in 1542 Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley in 1567 Margaret (second daughter of James VI) in 1600 Mary of Guelders in 1463 (Mary was originally buried in Trinity College Kirk) Non-royal interments/monuments of note include: Fergus of Galloway Alexander Mylne d.1643, master mason. Monument restored by his descendant Robert Mylne in 1776. Robert Douglas, Viscount Belhaven d.1639. Recumbent marble statue by John Schoerman very similar to another work by Schoerman in Westminster Abbey. Medieval slab c.1300 to Sibilla de Stratun (presumably what is now Straiton). Medieval coffin to Robert Ross d.1409, incised with a chalice. Bishop George Wishart d.1671. Vandalised cherubs survive on the pediment, seemingly by Robert Mylne. George, Earl of Sutherland, d.1703, and his grandson, William - Monument by James Smith, including coroneted family names on the columns Jane, Countess of Eglinton, d.1596. A tomb-chest form similar to others in Greyfriars Kirkyard. John Hamilton, Lord Magdalens (d.1632) Thomas Lowes of Ridley Hall d.1812 James Meldrum, Lord Segie (d.1588) Adam Bothwell d.1593, Bishop of Orkney, and his son John Bothwell, Lord Holyroodhouse Margaret Bakster (the old spelling of Baxter) d.1592 Adjacent to the above an illegible monument to John (?) d.1543 with cross, compasses and tools. Euphemia Stewart d.1817, an obelisk bracketed out of the wall. George Douglas, Bishop of Moray d. 1589 David Stuart Moncreiff of Moredun (1710-1790) Dunbar Douglas, 4th Earl of Selkirk d. 1799 The Hon John Webb Seymour (1777-1819)