Talk:Earl of Dundee

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Reference for Jacobite Earldom of Dundee

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Jacobite Earl of Dundee

The Jacobite title of Earl of Dundee was accorded to Giovanni Battista Gualterio on 1705 by Prince James Francis Edward Stuart (The Old Pretender). This can be verified on the most reliable source on the subject, which is "The Jacobite Peerage" by the Marquis of Ruvigny.

The succession which has been provided by Tancarville is groundless as it inexplicably passes through illegitimate children. This fact has been omitted and is only vaguely mentioned in the page that has been indicated as reference.

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