OGILVY, William of Balnagarrow, then of Lumgair 1 2
- Born: About 1578
- Marriage (1): STRACHAN, Catherine 1
- Died: 1659 2
User ID: D156.
General Notes:
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Memoir\emdash Wi/ham Ogilvy of Lumgair
The laird of Balnagarro having sold his lands his
second sone was William Ogilvy whose mother was
only child & Daughter of James Ogilvy of Balfour sone
to the than Lord Ogilvy whose lady was Daur to Stuart
E: of Athol whose other Daur (I mean ye E: of Athol's)
was Lady Balbegno & the third Lady Lovit. The said W'ni Ogilvy having no portion from his father, Dam
Margaret Ogilvy who was married to y^ than E: Marischall
did take the s^ W™ Ogilvy along w^ her, being
a young boy, to y^ mearns he being thirds of kin w* her,
the said James Ogilvy of Balfour being her uncle, &
when the said W"" Ogilvy came to be of age was found
to be a handsome prudent man & was employed by y^
E: Marischall in his most important affairs & had his
horse & servt kept in ye family & grey-hounds for his
diversion & he, the s^ W^ Ogilvy wodsett Lumghair
being than nine chalders of vict" from ye E: Marischall
& married Strachane of Bridgtoun's Daur in Angus
whose father was a sone of Strachane of Thorntoun in
the mearnes & Bridgtoun's Lady was Daughter of y^
laird of Aitoun in Fife.
William married Catherine STRACHAN.1 (Catherine STRACHAN was born about 1585.)
Marriage Notes:
"James Anderson of Uras, Ogilvy's stepbrother, was the son of Patrick Anderson of Uras, whose widow, Catherine Strachan, sub-sequently married William Ogilvy of Lumgair."
from In Defence of the Regalia 1
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