William Ogilvy of Inchmartine

WILLIAM OGILVY OF INCHMARTINE

He killed Patrick Kinnaird 1590.

Evidence from the National Records of Scotland

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22 May 1555: Instrument of sasine in favour of William Ogilvy [Ogilvie] of the lands and barony of Lude, as heir to his father, deceased Patrick Ogilvy of Inchmartyne [Inchmartine], following on precept from chancery, 27 April 1555, and precept, 20 May 1555, by Patrick, Lord Ruthven, sheriff of Perth, to Alexander Borthuik [Borthwick] and Andrew Malcum [Malcolm], mairs of the said sheriffdom, said Alexander Borthuik giving sasine. Witnesses: John Tarlochsoun [Tarlachson] younger; Patrick Raid [Reid]; William McRobbe [McRobb]; John McCarroquhair; Donald Johnnesoun [Johnson], and Donald McCarroquhair. Notary: Alan Justice, clerk of the diocese of St. Andrews; also signed by Robert Rollok, clerk of the sheriff court of Perth. Nationa; Recprds of Scotland, Papers of the Robertson Family of Lude, Perthshire, reference GD132/17

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14 May 1566: Copy of extract from sheriff court book of Perth of special service of Patrick Ogilvie of Inchmartein [Inchmartine] as heir to William Ogilvie of Inchmartein, his father, in the lands and baronies of Inchmartein, Lude and others. National Records of Scotland, Papers of the Robertson Family of Lude, Perthshire, reference GD132/20

Genealogy

1. The Scots Peerage IV: 32
2. Stirnet: Ogilvy 02