Marion Bogle

MARION BOGLE

Marion Bogle, here treated, is the daughter of John Bogle of Bogleshole, WS, and his wife, Isobel Henderson. She was born on 28 January 1725 and her baptism was registered at Edinburgh in Midlothian, Scotland. Her baptismal record reads as follows: "[31 January 1725] John Bogle writer to the Signet & Isobel Henderson his spouse A.D.N. Marion W: James & Mr Andrew Haliburtons writers to the Signet Matthew Broun one of the Under Clerks to the Session & John Gibson writer born 28 Inst". [National Records of Scotland, Edinburgh Baptisms, 1721-1731, reference OPR.685/1-17] Image of Baptismal Record

Co-heiress of Bogleshole

Marion Bogle, here treated, and her four sisters survived the death of their brother, William Bogle of Bogleshole, and, since he had no male heirs, they fell heir to his lands, viz. a thirty-three shilling four penny land of old extent of Nether Carmyle called Bogleshole ,another six shilling eight penny land of old extent of Nether Carmyle, and a six shilling eight penny land of old extent of Over Carmyle, including part of Clyde Mill and the right to fish for salmon in the Water of Clyde. In addition to this, they also inherited his twenty-three shilling for penny land of old extent of Blair Tummock, in the neighbouring parish of Old Monkland. A one fifth share of these lands fell to Marion [National Archives of Scotland, Register House, Edinburgh, Commissariot Records of Glasgow, Register of Testaments, The Testament Dative and Inventory of the late Alexander Peter, Merchant in Glasgow, confirmation was granted on 26 August 1806, reference CC9/7/79 folios 376-78]

Death

Marion Bogle, here treated, died of consumption on 2 June 1763 and was buried in Blackfriars Churchyard in Glasgow. She was thirty years of age. Her death record identifies her in the following way: "Marion Bogle sps of Thos Peter jnr of Crossbasket". [Registrar General for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, Glasgow Deaths, 1757-68, reference OPR.644/48 item 3] Image of Burial Record

Marriage

Marion Bogle, here treated, married Thomas Peter of Crossbasket and Cardarroch (1723-74), probably in Glasgow, on or before 30 September 1750. The Church of Scotland marriage register for Glasgow records this event thus: "Thos: Peters Mene Bogle irregularly married". The fact that they were irregularly married suggests that they belonged to one of the dissenting churches, rather than the established Church of Scotland [Registrar General for Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, Glasgow Marriages, 1729-65, reference OPR.644/25] Image of Marriage Record

Children

Marion Bogle. here treated, and her husband, Thomas Peter of Crossbasket and Cardarroch, had six children whose names have been identified in the baptismal register of Cadder parish in Lanarkshire. Their names follow:

1. Isabel Peter
2. Jean Peter
3. Janet Peter
4. Lieutenant-General Thomas Peter of Crossbasket
5. Lillias Peter
6. Margaret Peter

The Bogle Inheritance

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3 October 1791: (1606) Robert Grahame, Writer, Glasgow, Seised, Aug. 20. 1791, - in fifth part of an annualrent effeiring to £600, in Bond by George Buchanan, jun., Merchant, Glasgow, to Janet Bogle, spouse of Alexander Muirhead of Linhouse, Marion Bogle, spouse of Thomas Peter, Merchant, Glasgow, Joanna Bogle, spouse of John Campbell of Saddell, Isabel Bogle, and Margaret Bogle, daughters & heirs portioners of John Bogle of Bogleshole, Jun. 5. 1739, - uplifting furth of Blairtummock and part of Clydesmiln, par. Monkland; - and in the fifth part of an annualrent effeiring to £1400, in Bond by Colin Dunlop, Merchant, Glasgow, to the said Janet, Isabel, Marion, Joanna & Margaret Bogle, Jun. 4. 1759, - uplifting furth of the 33s. 4d. land in Nether Carmyle called Bogleshole, 6s. 8d. land in Nether Carmyle, & 6. 8d. land in Over Carmyle, par. Monkland; - 13s. 4d. land of Nether Carmyle now called Bogleshole, bar. Glasgow; - with parts of Clydesmiln, & Salmon Fishing in Clyde; - in security of £340; - on Bond, Disp. & Assig. By James Wardrop, Merchant, Glasgow, son & heir of the said Isabel Bogle, with the consent of Isabel Wardrop, his sister, Jul. 12. 1791. P. R. 31. 123.

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26 June 1810: (7769) The Trustees of Alexander Peter, late Merchant, Glasgow, Seised, Jun. 23. 1810, - in the 33s. 4d. land in Nether Carmyle called Bogleshole, 6s. 8d. land in Nether Carmyle, 6s. 8d. land in Over Carmyle with parts of Clydesmiln and Salmon fishing in the water of Clyde corresponding thereto, and 13s. 4d. land of Nether Carmyle now called Bogleshole with part of Clydesmiln and Salmon fishing in the water of Clyde effeiring thereto, par. Old Monkland, - in security of the fifth share of £1400, in a Bond by Colin Dunlop, Merchant, Glasgow, to Margaret Bogle, spouse of the said Alexander Peter, and Janet, Isobel, Marion, and John or Joanna Bogle, her sisters, Jun. 4. 1759; - and in the 23s. 4d. land of Blairtummock with part of Clydesmiln effeiring thereto, par. Monkland; - in security of the fifth part of £600, in Bond by George Buchanan, jun., Merchant, Glasgow, to the said Margaret, Janet, Isobel, Marion, and John or Joanna Bogle, Jun. 5. 1759; on Disp. & assig. by the said Margaret Bogle, to the said Alexander Peter, Jun. 29. 1776; and Disp. & Settlement by him, Sept. 6. 1808. P.R. 100. 142.

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26 June 1810: (7770) William Claud Campbell, Capt. 3d Reg. of Foot, as heir to Joanna Bogle, spouse to John Campbell od Saddell, his mother, Seised, Jun. 23. 1810, - in the 23s. 4d. land of Blairtummock with part of Clydesmiln corresponding thereto, par. Monkland; - in security of the fifth part of £600, in Bond and Disp. By George Buchanan jun., Merchant, Glasgow, to Janet Bogle, spouse of Alexander Muirhead of Linhouse, Isobel Bogle, spouse of James Wardrop, Merchant, Glasgow, the said Joanna Bogle, Marion Bogle, spouse to Thomas Peter, Merchant, Glasgow, and Margaret Bogle, daughters of John Bogle of Bogleshole, W.S., Jun. 5. 1759; - on Pr. Cl. Con. by the Trustees of John Ferrie of Blairtummock, Jun. 20. 1810. P.R. 100. 146.

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26 June 1810: (7771) William Claud Campbell, Capt. 3d Reg. of Foot, as heir to Joanna Bogle, spouse of John Campbell of Saddell, his mother, Seised Jun. 23. 1810, - in the 33s. 4d. land of Nether Carmyle called Bogleshole, & others; - insecurity of the fifth part of £1400, in Bond & Disp. By Colin Dunlop, Merchant, Glasgow, to Janet, Isobel, Marion, and the said Joanna & Margaret Bogle, daughters of John Bogle of Bogleshole, W.S., Jun. 4. 1759; - on Pr. Cl. Con. by John Sligo of Carmyle & his Curators, Jun. 12. 1810. P.R. 100. 153.

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13 February 1811: (8123) The Trustees of John Fairie of Blairtummock, gets Ren. Dec. 10. 1810, - Jan. 10. 1811, by Major General Thomas Peter of Crossbasket, William Claud Campbell, Capt. 3d Reg. of Foot, Robert Graham, Writer, Glasgow, Mary and Marion Muirhead, daughters of Alexander Muirhead of Linhouse, and the Trustees of Alexander Peter, Merchant, Glasgow, - of the 23s. 4d. land of Blairtummock with part of the Mill of Clydesmiln corresponding thereto, par. Monkland; - and of £600 in Bond & Disp. by George Buchanan jun., Merchant, Glasgow, to Jonet Bogle spouse of Alexander Muirhouse of Linhouse, Isobel Bogle, spouse of James Wardrop, Merchant, Glasgow, Marion Bogle, spouse of Thomas Peter, Merchant there, Joanna Bogle, spouse of John Campbell of Saddell, and Margaret Bogle, daughters of John Bogle of Bogleshole, W.S., June 5. 1759. P.R. 109. 102.