Everything about Thomas Boyd Earl Of Arran totally explained
Thomas Boyd,(d. c.
1472) Earl of Arran was a Scottish nobleman.
The son of
Robert Boyd, 1st Lord Boyd, Thomas was created
Earl of Arran and Baron Kilmarnock in the
Peerage of Scotland in 1467. He married Princess Mary, sister of
James III in 1467. The family successfully negotiated the king's marriage to
Margaret of Norway and Thomas escorted her from
Denmark to Scotland in 1469.
Robert and Thomas Boyd (with Mary) were out of the country involved in diplomacy when their regime was overthrown. Thomas fled on hearing of his father's trial, and died at
Antwerp in 1472. His marriage to Mary was later declared void in 1473.
He is mentioned very eulogistically in one of the
Paston Letters.
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