Countess Margaret (of Carrick)

Countess Margaret (of Carrick) was born about 1252 of Carrick, Ayrshire, Scotland.² She was the daughter of Earl Neil (of Carrick) and Margaret Stewart.² Countess Margaret (of Carrick) married Robert Bruce, son of Robert Bruce and Isabel De Clare, in 1271 at Turnberry Castle, Ayrshire, Scotland.^2,1 Countess Margaret (of Carrick) died before 27 October 1292.²
She became the mother of Queen Isabella Bruce (of Norway) about 1272.² Countess Margaret (of Carrick) became the mother of Christina Bruce about 1273.² Countess Margaret (of Carrick) became the mother of King Robert I (The Bruce) (of Scotland) on 11 July 1274.² Countess Margaret (of Carrick) became the mother of Edward Bruce about 1276.² Countess Margaret (of Carrick) became the mother of Nigel (Neil) Bruce about 1279.² Countess Margaret (of Carrick) became the mother of Maud (Matilda) (Mary) Bruce about 1282.² Countess Margaret (of Carrick) became the mother of Mary Bruce in 1282.² Countess Margaret (of Carrick) became the mother of Margaret Bruce (Brus) about 1283.² Countess Margaret (of Carrick) became the mother of Thomas Bruce about 1284.² Countess Margaret (of Carrick) became the mother of Alexander Bruce about 1285.² Countess Margaret (of Carrick) became the mother of Elizabeth Bruce about 1286.² Countess Margaret (of Carrick) became the mother of Margery Bruce about 1287.²