OGILVY, Elizabeth ^{1 2 3}

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Elizabeth married Henry URQUHART, son of Walter URQUHART and Elizabeth McKENZIE.¹ (Henry URQUHART was born about 1559 and died before 23 May 1587 ¹.)

  Marriage Notes:

"Elizabeth, married, first, to Henry Urquhart of Cromarty, who died prior to 23 May 1587, leaving issue"

from Scots Peerage (vol 2) ¹

Elizabeth next married William LESLIE, son of William LESLIE 4th of Wardis, Falconer to King James VI and Janet INNES.^{1 2} (William LESLIE was born about 1555 and died in 1606.)

  Marriage Notes:

"William got a charter of lands in the Garioch and in the Thanage of Kintore from his father 12th of April 1596. He married Elizabeth Ogilvie daughter of Sir George Ogilvie of Banff, and had a son who died young. William Leslie died in 1606."

from Family of Leslie




"Elizabeth, married .... secondly, to William, third son of William Leslie of Wardis, to whom his father gave, in 1596, his lands in Garioch"

from Scots Peerage (vol 2)
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Elizabeth next married Sir Thomas MENZIES of Durn, later also of Cults, Provost of Aberdeen, son of Thomas MENZIES of Kirkhill, then of Durn, Provost of Aberdeen and Margaret OGILVY.^{1 3} (Sir Thomas MENZIES of Durn, later also of Cults, Provost of Aberdeen was born about 1545 and died about 1620 in Borders of Scotland ³.)

  Marriage Notes:

"Elizabeth (Ogilvy), married .... thirdly, to Mr. Thomas Menzies of Durne, Provost of Aberdeen, with issue .... "

from Scots Peerage (vol 2)




"Like his father he also married an Ogilvie, his wife being Elizabeth Ogilvie, a daughter of the laird of Dunlugas, by whom he had at least two children who survived infancy, Thomas, who died in January, 1598-9, and Walter, who succeeded."

from Aldermen and Provosts

Note:

If Elizabeth's second husband, Leslie did not die until 1606, her son by Menzies could not have died in 1598.

A number of children, either named Thomas Menzies or born to a Thomas Menzies, were baptised in Saint Nicholas parish, Aberdeen in the 1580s and 1590s, so more research is needed to settle the question. ^{1 3}