John Oig Grant, 3rd of Corrimony

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John Oig Grant, 3rd of Corrimony

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Birthplace: Corriemony, Urquhart, Inverness-Shire, Scotland
Death: 1663 (57-58)
Inverness-shire
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Son of John Grant, 2nd of Corrimony and NN of Strachan", wife# 1
Husband of Christian Grant and Helen Grant
Father of William Grant; Robert Grant; Patrick Grant; Lachlan Grant; James Grant and 4 others
Half brother of John Grant, of Freuchie and Alexander Grant, of Sheuglie

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About John Oig Grant, 3rd of Corrimony

In 1593, John Grant of Freuchie proposed to reduce a half of the lands of Pitcherell his father John Grant II of Corrimony conveyed on 14th May, 1571 . As a resetter of the Macgregors, he is mentioned in a discharge granted by the Privy Council, to he, John Grant of Freuchie, on 25th February, 16 15, for 10,000 merks, being the fines for himself and clan. In 1624, he sold Pitcherell to John Grant of Glenmorriston, but having afterwards redeemed it. he re-sold it to John (Oig) Grant III of Corrimony, his half- brother, in 1628.

John Oig, disputed the title of half-brother John, Laird of Freuchie, to the barony, and caused himself to be retoured heir to his father in the lands on 3rd March, 1606, and again on 29th July, 1609. These John Grant of Freuchie sought to reduce, and the matter having been referred to arbitration, was de- cided in favour of John Oig Grant, who had, however, to resign the lands that the laird might complete a title to the superiority, which he did by charter, dated July, 1616. The lands of Sheuglie and Lochletter were, however, retained by John of Freuchie, and thereafter ceased to form part of the estate of Corrimony, which thus came to be held of the Laird of Grant, instead of the Crown. John Oig Grnt died in or about the year 1663, having lived to a great age. He died in or about the year 1663, having lived to a great age. He married (first) Christian, eldest daugh- ter of Alexander Rose of Cantray, third son of William Rose, eleventh Laird of Kilravock. She died on 16th April, 1632, within the parish of Urquhart, as appears from her " Testament-Dative and Inventar of thegoodis, geir, debtis, and actionis " pertaining to her, given up on 1 6th June, 1632, by her husband, the sum of the same being ,£1827 13s 4d Scots, while her debts amounted to £16. Her children aftermentioned were confirmed her executors, John Fraser, in Monchegagie, being cautioner.

John Grant married (secondly), on 9th July, 1633, Helen, daughter of Patrick Grant of Ballindalloch (Inver- avon Register).

The children of John Grant and Christian Rose were —

1. William, see No. VII.

2. Robert, mentioned in the inventory of the estate of

James Grant of Freuchie, confirmed 27th July, 1665, thus : — " Debts restand to the defunct. . . . Item, Be Robert Grant, Coremonie's son, ane hundred four scoir two pounds, thritteen shilling, four penies." He was alive in 1687, when he was pursued for repayment of a loan by James Grant of Freuchie.

3. Alexander.

4. Patrick, as son of the Laird of Breyis fined for resetting

Macgregors in 16 15 ; married the eldest daughter of Mr William Mackenzie of Tarrel, minister of Tarbet, and his wife, the fifth daughter of Murdoch Mackenzie of Redcastle.

5. Lachlan.

6. John.

7. James.

8. Katherine.

9. Isobel, married Donald M'Cra, Oig, of the family of

Inverinate, and had issue, /. Alexander. 2. Finlay, minister of the Cumbrae, and in 1695 of Lochalsh. j. Duncan. 10. Mary. VII. William Grant, apparent of Corrimony, is entered in the Valuation Roll for the County of Inverness, in 1644, as holding lands to the value of ^165 Scots annually in his own right. On 29th May, 1656, he is cautioner for Alexander Chisholm of Comar, in a bond by him to Alexander M'Cra of Inverinate, in Kintail. He prede- ceased his father, dying before 1663. He had issue, three sons, 1. John, see No. VIII. 2. Patrick, who, as " brother-german to John Grant of Corrimony," was Sheriff for Ludovick Grant of Freuchie, and in that capacity made proclamation at the Parish Church of Glenmorriston in July, 1674. 3. Robert, a witness to a Notarial Instrument by The Chisholm against John Grant, in Drumbuie.

--(Above text courtesy of National Library of Scotland "THE GRANTS OF CORRIMONY", by Frances J. Grant)

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John Oig Grant, 3rd of Corrimony's Timeline

1605
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Corriemony, Urquhart, Inverness-Shire, Scotland
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Corrimony, Inverness-shire, Scotland (United Kingdom)
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Corriemony, Urquhart, Inverness-Shire, Scotland
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Inverness, Highland, Scotland, United Kingdom
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Corriemony, Urquhart, Inverness-Shire, Scotland
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Corriemony, Urquhart, Inverness-Shire, Scotland
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Corriemony, Urquhart, Inverness-Shire, Scotland
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Corriemony, Urquhart, Inverness-Shire, Scotland
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Corriemony,Urquhart,Inverness-Shire,Scotland