OGILVY, Thomas of Clova ²

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  General Notes:

"Repository: National Records of Scotland

Reference: GD16/13/5

Title: Charter de me by David, Earl of Craffurd, on resignation by David Lyndesay of Lechtnot in favour of David Lyndesay, his son and apparent heir, of the lands of Vyr [over] and Nethir Lechtnotis. Inchdowreis and Aucharyn in the barony of Clova. Witnesses; Walter, lord of Innirmecht, Thomas Ogilvy of Clova, Thomas Fodringhame of Poure, Mr. Gilbert Tyry, parson of Lyne, Patrick Colzbouryn, Gavin Gram, John Langlandis and John Vacht, notary. Edynburgcht. [Tag, seal gone]. [746.6]

Dates: 28/11/1468"

from National Records of Scotland ²

Thomas married Elizabeth DOUGLAS.¹ (Elizabeth DOUGLAS was born about 1425.)

  Marriage Notes:

"Thomas (Ogilvy) and his wife, Elizabeth Douglas, had a charters of the lands of Balloch and Pitnacree in the Barony of Alyth granted by Alexander Lindsay earl of Crawford at Stirling on 29 April 1453. [2 RMS Vol.ii 769]"

"It is conjectured that Thomas had sided with the Lindsays through his marriage bond, his wife being an Elizabeth Douglas and probably a kinswoman of the Earl of Angus who was in alliance with the Lindsays, having supplied 100 Clydesdale men to support them at Arbroath. By 30 June 1448, Thomas was designed of Clova when he witnessed an indenture between John Ogilvy of that Ilk and Robert Seres, burgess of Dundee. Fraser, [1 The Douglas Book Vol.3 p74 Chrtr. 79]"

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