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Biografía. Douglas nació en el seno de la nobleza escocesa, como hijo de John Sholto Douglas, 9.º marqués de Queensberry, y Sibyl Montgomery.Su padre, considerado el formador del boxeo moderno, fue el promotor de las Reglas del marqués de Queensberry.. Lord Alfred fue educado en el Winxenford School y en el Winchester College, antes de asistir al Magdalen College, Oxford, que abandonó ...
John Sholto Douglas, 9:e markis av Queensberry, född 20 juli 1844 i Florens, Italien, död 31 januari 1900 i London, var en skotsk ädling, son till Archibald William Douglas, 8:e markis av Queensberry och Caroline Margaret Clayton. Biografi. Queensberry gjorde sig ...
Sholto Charles was born in 1732 and was the only son of James, 14th Earl of Morton to survive to adulthood. He married, 19 November 1758, at Edinburgh, Katharine, fourth daughter and co-heir of John Hamilton, second son of Thomas, sixth Earl of Haddington. She, who was born December 1736, died 25 April 1823. They had two sons.
Sholto Douglas was born in Headington, Oxfordshire, England, United Kingdom. 20 Jan 1944. Air Chief Marshal Sir William Sholto Douglas was appointed Commander-in-Chief of RAF Coastal Command. 29 Oct 1969. Sholto Douglas passed away at Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England, United Kingdom.
John Sholto Douglas, 9th Marquess of Queensberry; edit. Language Label Description Also known as; English: John Douglas, 9th Marquess of Queensberry. Scottish noble (1844-1900) John Douglas; John Sholto Douglas; John Sholto Douglas, 9th Marquess of Queensberry; Statements. instance of. human. 1 reference.
John Stewart Sholto Douglas, 22nd Earl of Morton (born 17 January 1952) is a Scottish peer and landowner. Known as Stewart, Douglas is the son of John Douglas, 21st Earl of Morton and Mary Sheila Gibbs. He was educated at Dunrobin Castle and North of Scotland Agricultural College. In 1974-77 ...
John Sholto Douglas, 9.º Marquês de Queensberry (Florença, 20 de julho de 1844 — Londres, 31 de janeiro de 1900) GCVO foi um nobre escocês, conhecido por ter emprestado seu nome às Regras do Marquês de Queensberry, que formaram a base do boxe moderno, e por seu papel na queda do autor e dramaturgo Oscar Wilde, que teve um relacionamento homossexual com seu filho, Lorde Alfred Douglas [1].
