Alexander Ogilvy of Duntrune

ALEXANDER OGILVY OF DUNTRUNE

Alexander Ogilvy of Duntrune, here treated, is the son of Christian Glen RMS 1424-1513: charter number 821 It seems quite likely, therefore, probable even, that he is the son of David Ogilvy of Balmuto The lands of Kinneff appear to have been in his possession on the day that he died, NRS: GD26/3/1002 and, consequently, he may occasionally have been noticed as Alexander Ogilvy of Kinneff. Stirnet: Ogilvy 01

Death

A date and place of death has not been identified for Alexander Ogilvy of Duntrune, here treated. He was alive on 11 June 1475, NRS: GD45/16/3047 but it would appear that he died unmarried and without lawful issue before 18 March 1476, when David Ogilvy of Inchmartine is noticed as his heir of entail. NRS: GD26/3/1002

Evidence from the National Records of Scotland

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18 May 1462: Bond by Alexander de Ogilby [Ogilvie] of Duntrone [Duntrune] to David de Ogilby [Ogilvie] of Inchmartyne [Inchmartine] not to sell or wadset said Alexander's parts of lands of Inchmartyne without consent of said David. [Seal appended.] National Records of Scotland, Papers of the Leslie family, Earls of Leven and Melville, reference GD26/3/999

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25 November 1464: REX concessit ALEXANDRO DE OGILVY de Duntroune, et heredibus ejus,— terras de Inchmartyn, vic. Perth, el terras de Gleghern, vic. Lanark; — quas Cristiana de Glen, sponsa David Stewart, mater dicti Alex., cum consensu dicti David, apud Faucland resignavit. RMS 1424-1513: charter number 821

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11 June 1475: Instrument of arbitration by Thomas Fedringhame of Powry, Robert Coninham of Fyntre, James Scrimgeor, constable of Dunde, John of Achlek of that ilk, Mr. John Lyon of Cortasten, David Ogiluy of that ilk, Alexander Lufale of Bellumby, ALEXANDER OGILUY OF DUNTRUNE, James Rynde of Cass, Thomas Ogiluy of Clova, [ ? ] Ramsay of Newtibber and Alexander Ogiluy, son of and apparent heir to the said Thomas, in a dispute over the marches between Mylton of Telyne, pertaining to William Maxuel of Telyne, and the lands of Finlark, pertaining to William Sinclar of Finlark. National Records of Scotland, Papers of the Maule Family, Earls of Dalhousie, reference GD45/16/3047

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18 March 1476: Bond of Renunciation by Silvester de Rettray [Rattray] of that Ilk, and Margaret de Ogilwy [Ogilvie], sister of deceased Alexander de Ogilwy [Ogilvie] of Duntroon [Duntrune], to David Ogilwy [Ogilvie] of Inchmartyn [Inchmartine], heir of entail of said Alexander, of lands of Duntroon [Duntrune], sixth part of Inchmartyn, third part of Balmuto, third part of the quarter of the Dron, Kynnefe [Kinneff], and others, being the lands formerly belonging to said Alexander. Witnesses: William, bishop of Orkynnay [Orkney], James Scrymgour [Scrimgeour], constable of Dunde [Dundee], Mr. John of Schamyr [Chalmers], parson of Hay [Hoy], Thomas Thomsone [Thomson], burgess of Edinburgh, Gilbert Makkowlow [McCulloch], clerk of diocese of Galluay [Galloway]. National Records of Scotland, Papers of the Leslie family, Earls of Leven and Melville, reference GD26/3/1002

Genealogy

Stirnet: Ogilvy 01