A third lady of the Ahlaf tribe, their wedding date is unknown. Her sons were another Moulay Hassan and Moulay Abdelqader. A lady of the Beni Hsen tribe, their wedding date is unknown. Her son was Moulay Abdallah. Sultan Sidi Mohammed III had a harem of slave concubines, the ones recorded were: Elizabeth Marsh, she was an English slave captive who in 1756 was sold to his harem in the first years of his reign. She reportedly disliked him a lot and made her behavior dislikable to him so that it would fade his interest in her and make him free her. In the end Sidi Mohammed grudgingly granted her freedom and permission to leave the country. A Spanish slave captive, possibly renamed Lalla Sargetta she was the favorite of Sidi Mohammed. Her sons were Sultan Moulay Yazid and Moulay Moslama. Helen Gloag, the accounts of her biography and the fact that she ever set foot on Moroccan soil is doubted upon. However, her narrative was that she was a Scottish slave captive who in 1769 was bought in Algiers by a wealthy Moroccan who wanted to gift her to the Sultan to gain his favor. As his harem slave concubine she immediately caught Sidi Mohammed's attention and became his favorite. Sources even stipulate he ended up marrying her. They had two sons, who were assassinated by Moulay Yazid upon his ascension. But despite her narrative some doubt she really ever resided in Morocco as Dr Lempriere who was given permission to visit Sidi Mohammed's harem in 1789 recounted no presence of a Scottish slave concubine or wife named Helen. Death Mohammed bin Abdallah died on 9 April 1790 in Meknes, and was buried in a small qubba near the Dar al-Makhzen of Rabat. He was succeeded by his son Yazid, who besieged Ceuta from 1790 to 1791. Yazid eventually died in 1792 and was succeeded by his brother Sulayman. See also Mohammed al-Duayf List of sultans of Morocco History of Morocco Moroccan–American Treaty of Friendship Notes References Morocco Alaoui dynasty History of Morocco Bibliography 'Alawi dynasty 1710 births 1790 deaths 18th-century Arabs Moroccan people of Arab descent Sultans of Morocco People from Fez, Morocco People from Marrakesh 18th-century Moroccan people 18th-century monarchs in Africa 'Alawi dynasty monarchs City founders Slave owners Arab slave owners