Margaret Hamilton of Stirlingshire
Lady Margaret Hamilton of Stirlingshire
Lady Margaret Hamilton of Stirlingshire lives with her Lord James Wolfden near Newbury, England, mid-fourteenth century. James is a forester for the King, which allows them a lovely little plot of land. This almost compensates her for leaving Scotland, the place of her birth, due to the misfortune of falling in love with an Englishman. Related to the Hamiltons, who are powerbrokers in Scotland, she has been educated well in the ladies' arts and does read and write. Margaret embroiders, has begun to learn spinning and dyeing, and spends additional spare time weaving. As well she is a brewer of meads and the many variations thereof, and has recently been convinced to try her hand at brewing ales.
Margaret considers herself an archer first and foremost.
Having co-created the Tir Righ Brewers' Guild she is in her second term as Guild Master.
Margaret is apprentices to Mistress Agnes Cresweke, OL, being number seven. There is talk of adding so she will be seven of nine.
Margaret Hamilton of Stirlingshire
- Member Lions Gate Company of Archers, 2003-2006
- Award of Arms 2004
- Baroness Lions Gate’s Archery Champion, 2004
- Jambe de Lion, 2006
- Order of the Lion's Claw
- Order of the Hafoc, 2008
- Order of the Grey Goose Shaft, 2009
- Ordre de L'Etoile d'Argent, 2009