OGILVY, James of Boyne, Jacobite 1715 1
- Born: About 1665
- Marriage (1): ARNOT, Anna of Grange in Fife in 1688 1 2
- Marriage (2): Busilie after February 1718 1 2
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General Notes:
"Ogilvie, James, of Boyne
Eldest son of Sir Patrick Ogilvie of Boyne, and his first wife Anna Grant. He was born in 1667. He married in 1688, Anna, daughter of Major George Arnot of Grange in Fife, by whom he had a son James and one daughter. He married secondly a Frenchwoman of the name Busilia, by whom he had a son, John Lewis."
from Jacobites of 1715 1
Noted events in his life were:
1. Estates: sold, 1709, of Boyne. 2
2. Ejection: of family, 1716, Castle of Boyne. 2
James married Anna ARNOT of Grange in Fife in 1688.1 2 (Anna ARNOT of Grange in Fife was born about 1670 and died in February 1718 2.)
Marriage Notes:
"He (James Ogilvie of Boyne) married in 1688, Anna, daughter of Major George Arnot of Grange in Fife, by whom he had a son James and one daughter. He married secondly a Frenchwoman of the name Busilia, by whom he had a son, John Lewis."
from Jacobites of 1715
"In 1688 his eldest son by his first wife, Anna Grant, married Anna Arnot of Grange, and amongst the papers in Cullen House there is an Instrument of Resignation of the Lands, Barony and Estate of Boyne and others in favour of James Ogilvie, younger of Boyne, and Mrs Anna Arnot, his wife, and heirs male, dated 20th July of the same year. This was for the Marriage Contract."
"James Ogilvie, eldest son of Sir Patrick, was ... 9th in descent from Sir Walter Ogilvie, 1st of Boyne, and his wife, Margaret Edmonstone. He was born in 1667, and in February 1688, married Anna, daughter of Major George Arnot of Grange, in Fife."
from Paper by Alistair Tayler 1 2
James next married Busilie after February 1718.1 2 (Busilie was born about 1675.)
Marriage Notes:
"He (James Ogilvie of Boyne) married in 1688, Anna, daughter of Major George Arnot of Grange in Fife, by whom he had a son James and one daughter. He married secondly a Frenchwoman of the name Busilia, by whom he had a son, John Lewis."
from Jacobites of 1715
"By his first wife, Anna Arnot, he had the son James; he married, secondly, a French Woman of the name of Busilie, by whom he had one son, John Lewis, who lived until 1762, also married a Frenchwoman, and left two daughters."
from Paper by Alistair Tayler 1 2
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