A System of Heraldry - Clan Strachan Society
A System of Heraldry - Clan Strachan Society
A System of Heraldry - Clan Strachan Society
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OF FOUR-FOOTED BEASTS. 297<br />
was George, and his son again, Walter Ogilvie, is served heir to his father George<br />
Ogilvie <strong>of</strong> Boyne, son <strong>of</strong> the first Sir Walter Ogilvie <strong>of</strong> Boyne, and is infefr in the<br />
thanedom <strong>of</strong> Boyne, 1524. Of him was descended Sir Patrick Ogilvie <strong>of</strong> Boyne,<br />
one <strong>of</strong> the Senators <strong>of</strong> the College <strong>of</strong> Justice. Their arms are, quarterly, first and<br />
fourth Ogilvie, second and third argent, three crescents gules, for Edmonstone ;<br />
over all dividing the quarters, a cross ingrailed sable , for Sinclair <strong>of</strong> Deskford, as<br />
a younger son <strong>of</strong> Ogilvie <strong>of</strong> Deskford, who married the heiress ; crest, a right hand<br />
holding a sword, proper : motto, Pro patria.<br />
OGILVIE <strong>of</strong> Inchmartin, descended <strong>of</strong> a younger son <strong>of</strong> Sir Walter Ogilvie <strong>of</strong><br />
Lintrathan, argent, a lion passant g ardant gules, crowned or, on his breast a star<br />
<strong>of</strong> the first. This family is now incorporate in the house <strong>of</strong> Findlater, by marry-<br />
the heiress. Of which before.<br />
ing<br />
OGILVIE <strong>of</strong> Craigie,<br />
Ogilvie,<br />
descended <strong>of</strong> Sir John Ogilvie, second son to James Lord<br />
and his lady, a daughter <strong>of</strong> the Lord Forbes, carried the arms <strong>of</strong> the Lord<br />
Ogilvie, with a crescent for difference.<br />
OGILVIE <strong>of</strong> Balfour, in Angus, a cadet <strong>of</strong> James, first Lord Ogilvie, and his second<br />
wife, a daughter <strong>of</strong> the Earl <strong>of</strong> Angus, carried Ogilvie, with a suitable bri-<br />
sure ; and Thomas Ogilvie <strong>of</strong> Logic, descended <strong>of</strong> a second son <strong>of</strong> Balfour, carries<br />
the same within a bordure gules, charged with eight crescents argent, for his difference<br />
; crest, a lion rampant, issuing out <strong>of</strong> a wreath, holding betwixt his<br />
paws<br />
fore<br />
a sword in pale, proper : motto, * armis honos. New Register.<br />
there,<br />
And<br />
Sir FRANCIS OGILVIE <strong>of</strong> New-Grange, descended <strong>of</strong> Airly, the arms <strong>of</strong> that family<br />
within a bordure indented gules ; crest, a demi-lion holding in his dexter paw<br />
u : garb, proper motto, Marte y Industria.<br />
WALTER OGILVIE <strong>of</strong> Ragel, descended <strong>of</strong> a second son <strong>of</strong> Boyne, carries the<br />
arms <strong>of</strong> Boyne as before, all within a bordure ingrailed azure ; crest, a sword in<br />
bend, proper : motto, Pugno pro patria. Lyon Register.<br />
OGILVIE <strong>of</strong> Carnousie, the same with Dunlugas, as before, with a crescent for<br />
difference, as a son <strong>of</strong> Dunlugas. Font's Manuscript.<br />
OGILVIE <strong>of</strong> Birnies, the quartered arms <strong>of</strong> Banff, with an escutcheon by way <strong>of</strong><br />
surtout, quartered with the arms <strong>of</strong> Abernethy Lord Salton,<br />
on a tomb on the Collegiate Church <strong>of</strong> Seaton.<br />
which are to be seen<br />
OGILVIE <strong>of</strong> Glasshaugh, argent, a lion<br />
passant gules, crowned or, treading on a<br />
mound or globe, azure, environed with a circle, and ensigned with a cross avellane <strong>of</strong><br />
the third. Font's Manuscript.<br />
Sir GEORGE OGILVIE <strong>of</strong> Barras, Baronet, argent, a lion passant gardant gules,<br />
gorged with an open crown, and crowned with an imperial one, proper, holding<br />
in his dexter paw a sword, proper, defending the thistle (placed in the dexter<br />
chief point) vert, ensigned with a crown or, with the badge <strong>of</strong> Knight-Baronet,<br />
by way <strong>of</strong> canton in the sinister chief point ; crest, a demi-man in armour,<br />
hand ; with<br />
holding forth his right the motto, Preeclarum regi y regno servitium.<br />
Sir George Ogilvie got the lands <strong>of</strong> Barras by marrying Elizabeth Douglas,<br />
daughter and heir <strong>of</strong> William Douglas <strong>of</strong> Barras, descended <strong>of</strong> a younger brother <strong>of</strong><br />
the Earl <strong>of</strong> : Angus This Sir George Ogilvie was intrusted by William Earl<br />
Marischal, in keeping his castle <strong>of</strong> Dunotter, in which were lodged the crown,<br />
sword and sceptre, the regalia <strong>of</strong> Scotland, which he and his lady carefully preserved<br />
from the English, who forced him to surrender the castle, but missing the<br />
regalia, they kepf him and his ladyTn a long imprisonment,<br />
<strong>of</strong> which she died:<br />
Upon the Restoration <strong>of</strong> King Charles II. Sir George Ogilvie delivered the regalia<br />
to the Earl Marischal entire ; for which good service, King Charles honoured<br />
.him. with the title <strong>of</strong> Knight-Baronet, in the year 1661, and allowed the thistle,<br />
the badge <strong>of</strong> the kingdom, to be carried in^his arms, and changed the holding <strong>of</strong><br />
his lands from ward to blanch, as his charter bears, for the foresaid piece <strong>of</strong> good<br />
service.<br />
Mr JAMES OGILVIE <strong>of</strong> Clunie, descended <strong>of</strong> a third son <strong>of</strong> Airly, carries the Earl<br />
<strong>of</strong> Airly's arms, within a bordure ingrailed gules ; crest, a bull issuant sable out <strong>of</strong><br />
the wreath, collared with a garland <strong>of</strong> roses, proper. Lyon Register.<br />
JAMES OGILVIE <strong>of</strong> Inchewen, descended <strong>of</strong> Clova, a younger son <strong>of</strong> the Earl <strong>of</strong><br />
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