Sir Walter Ogilvy of Boyne, Kt.

First of Dunlugas, near Turriff.

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https://quod.lib.umich.edu/e/ecco/004896980.0001.000/1:31?rgn=div1;... OGILVIE Lord BANFF. THIS branch of the noble family of Fin∣later is descended from

Sir WALTER OGILVIE of Finlater and Deskford, who flourished in the reign of king James II. and left issue two sons.

1. Sir James, his successor.

2. Sir Walter Ogilvie of Boyn.

This sir Walter married Margaret,* daugh∣ter of sir James Edmonstone of that ilk, by whom he had two sons.

1. Sir George, ancestor of the Ogilvies of Boyn, Rothemay, &c.

2. Sir Walter, progenitor of the family of Banff.

I. Sir WALTER OGILVIE, second son of sir Walter of Boyn, was promiscuously de∣signed by the titles of Dunlugus and Banff.

In a charter granted to him by George earl of Huntly, of the lands of Auchannachie, in the forestry of Boyn,* he is designed Walte∣rus Ogilvie de Banff, armiger noster, &c. an∣no 1491; which charter is confirmed by king James IV. 3d December, anno 1495.

He got also charters, under the great seal, Waltero Ogilvie de Dunlugus,* of the lands of Dunlugus, Castleton, Baldony, Blacklaw, and many others.

He married Alison, daughter and co-heiress of sir Patrick Home of Fastcastle, by whom he got a considerable estate, and had issue two sons and one daughter.

1. Sir George, his heir.

2. Walter, who got part of the lands of Dunlugus from his father,* by a charter, under the great seal, Waltero, filio Walteri de Dun∣lugus, &c.

His daughter,*Magdalene, married to sir A∣lexander Fraser of Philorth.

He was succeeded by his eldest son,

II. Sir GEORGE OGILVIE of Dunlugus, who,* in his father's lifetime, got charters, under the great seal, of half of the barony of Dunlugus, and several other lands. He got likewise a charter from king James VI.*ter∣rarum de Lee, mains de Boyne, cum molendi∣no, &c. anno 1577.

Also a charter, dimidietat. terrarum de Ord∣newton &. Auldtown de Ord, Chancelton, Kil∣ragonie, Boighead,*&c. anno 1579, about which time he had the honour of knighthood conferred upon him,* and got a charter, Geor∣gio Ogilvie de Dunlugus, militi, terrarum ba∣roniae de Carnousie, &c. anno 1580.

He got charters,* under the great seal, of many other lands and baronies, too numerous to be here inserted.

He married Beatrix,* daughter of George lord Seton, ancestor of the earl of Winton, by whom he had two sons and one daugh∣ter.

1. Sir Walter, his heir.

2. George,* who got a charter, under the great seal, of the lands and barony of Car∣nousie, &c.

His daughter, Janet, married to William Forbes of Tolquhon.

He lived to the uncommon age of an hun∣dred and five years, died in 1612, and was succeeded by his eldest son,

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Sir Walter Ogilvy1 Last Edited 26 Apr 1998 M, #65472, d. 29 November 1558 Father Walter Ogilvy, Sheriff of Inverness and Banff1 d. bt 20 Apr 1507 - 7 Aug 1508 Mother Margaret Edmondstone1

    Sir Walter Ogilvy was born at of Dunlugus, Scotland.1 He married Alison Home, daughter of Cuthbert Home and Elizabeth Martin (Mairtene), before December 1533.2,3 Sir Walter Ogilvy died on 29 November 1558.1 Family Alison Home d. 25 Jul 1557 Child	 Sir George Ogilvy+4 b. c 1537, d. 11 Aug 1621 Citations [S11564] The Scots Peerage, Vol. II, edited by Sir James Balfour Paul, p. 7-10. [S11564] The Scots Peerage, Vol. II, edited by Sir James Balfour Paul, p. 8. [S11566] The Scots Peerage, Vol. IV, edited by Sir James Balfour Paul, p. 451. [S11564] The Scots Peerage, Vol. II, edited by Sir James Balfour Paul, p. 10-13. ____________________________________________________________________