According to the 1891 UK census, the Tweeds were a widespread family, 90% in England (London, Essex, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, Yorkshire), and 10% in Scotland. The Scottish branch of the Tweeds lived mainly around Lanarkshire. They or their possible relatives the Tweedies married daughters of the Douglas and the Stewarts at least twice during the 1200s and 1300s. The Douglas are a Gaelic family, the Stewarts (and, I have reason to believe, the Tweeds) are of Breton origin. At ancestry.com.uk and ancestry.com.au there are numerous genealogies of the Tweeds that may be of considerable interest.
Mary, Queen of Scotts was the 6th Great Grandmother of Queen Victoria
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Queen Victoria was a direct descentant of Mary Queen of Scotts: Here is how they are related Mary, Queen of Scots James Elizabeth Sophia George I George II Fredrick George III Edward, Duke of Kent Victoria Mary would have been Victoria's 6th great Grandmother
it was names after a queen the queen mary of scotts
No, although she did have a sister called Mary who became Queen of England. Mary Queen of Scots was related to the Tudor line, she was Henry VIII's sister's granddaughter.
Mary, the queen of scotts
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My family is related to the real Queen Vitoria Just asking: who are you?
Her last name was Stuart.
Her father was James V of Scottland
Henry VIII was the Great Uncle of Mary Queen of Scotts Mary's Grandmother Margret was the sister of Henry VIII