Lady Elizabeth Winton, Ogilvy

Source= http://www.scrimgeourclan.org.uk/oldskirmishers/skirmisher25/s25scr... Elizabeth Scrymgeour spouse to Master John Ogilvy of Powrie (1555c - 1613) Elizabeth's husband, Master John Ogilvy, was the eldest son of Gilbert Ogilvy of that Ilk and his spouse Sibilla Drummond. Elizabeth died in 1614 and the executor of her will was John Scrymgeour, Constable of Dundee.

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 A contract for the marriage of Elizabeth Scrymgeour and Andrew Wintoun was signed on 27 May 1559.1 Elizabeth Scrymgeour married John Ogilvy before September 1595 at of Pitpointie, Scotland.1 Elizabeth Scrymgeour died in September 1595.1

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1605. NOVEMBER' 20th.

Which day THOMAS WINTOUN of Strikemartine is made a Burgess and

Guild Brother of Dundee, gratis.

The estate of Stratlunartine, near Dundee, was in the possession of the WiNTOUN family early in the sixteenth century, and remained in their hands till the middle of the eighteenth century. The name appears frequently in Brieves of Inquest during that period, though the WiNTOUNS do not seem to have taken a leading part in political affairs. Thomas Wintoun, whose name is entered here, was the son of Andrew Wintoun and Elizabeth, daughter of James Scrymgeour of Balbeuchly. He was a Justice of the Peace for Forfarshire in 1616, at the time of the visit of James VI. to Scotland, and was one of the Forfar Barons who met the King at Kinnaird Castle at that date. His town residence stood at the south-west corner of the Vault, Dundee, and is still known by the name of " Strathmartine's Lodging." It is one of the most ornate of the urban residences of the neighbouring gentry that have survived to the present da^-.

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