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About: James Atkinhead     Goto   Sponge   NotDistinct   Permalink

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James Atkinhead or Aikenhead was a Scottish courtier and Captain of Dunbar Castle. Atkinhead was a member of the king's household. He became involved in the king's marriage plans and was sent to France at least three times. In January 1535, James V wrote to Francis I of France discussing negotiations about his marriage to a French bride. He sent Atkinhead to France. He was instructed to explain that James V could not deviate from the 1517 Treaty of Rouen by marrying a bride who was not a Princess without the consent of the Parliament of Scotland.