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A quick search of Scots peerage finds these Inchmartine Patricks around the 1500 dates given on the profiles:
Patrick Ogilvy, apparent of Inchmartine, died 21 Nov-
ember 1592 ^ vita patris. He married Margaret, daughter
of Sir James Halyburton of Pitcur. She married, secondly,
Sir George Hay of Nether Liff,' first Earl of Kinnoull.
Their children were : —
1. Sir Patrick, who succeeded his grandfather.
2. Andrew.^
3. Marjory,^ married (contract dated 29 July 1605) ^ to
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By indenture dated 25 April 1476," betwixt Andrew, Lord
Gray, and David Ogilvy of Inchmartine, he was contracted
in marriage to Christian Ogilvy, daughter of the said David,
but this marriage did not take place, as appears from a
discharge by the said David Ogilvy to Lord Gray dated 16
January 1503-4/ He married, about February 1492-93, Janet
Gordon, second daughter of George, second Earl of Huntly,
Chancellor of Scotland. She was the relict of Alexander,
Master of Crawford, whom she is accused of having
smothered in the Castle of Inverqueich.^ From John,
Master of Crawford, her first husband's brother, she, as
then wife of Patrick, Lord Gray, had a renunciation of a
lease and feu of the Castle of Inverqueitht, dated 3 February
1492-93. This marriage appears to have been dissolved
between March 1501 and March 1508, as at the latter date
she appears as the wife of Patrick Butter of Gormock.'
She was married, fourthly, before November 1535, to James
Halkerston of Southwood.*
Patrick, third Lord, left no legitimate issue, but he had
a natural daughter Janet, who had a charter in liferent
from Patrick Ogilvy of Inchmartine 6 April 1541.^ She
was married, first, to William Ogilvy of Inchmartine, and
had issue ; and secondly, before 1566, to James Sandilands
of St. Monance.'
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6. Sir Patrick of Invergowrie had a charter of annual-
rent out of the lands of Balgawie to himself and
Euphemia Murray, his spouse, on 18 May 1589,® and
died 31 August 1606.*° He married, first, Euphemia,
daughter of William Murray of Tullibardine, widow
of Robert Stewart of Rosyth, and of Robert Pitcairn,
Commendator of Dunfermline ; she died 24 August
1596 ; " and, secondly (contract 16 December 1596 '^),
Agnes, daughter of Sir Archibald Napier of Edin-
billie, who survived him and married Harry Balfour
of Balgay, and afterwards John, son to James, sixth
Lord Ogilvy of Airlie. He had issue Patrick of
Invergowrie, afterwards of Kinnell, also Andrew,
Agnes, Euphan, Elizabeth, and Marion, named in his
testament.
7. Marion, died June 1582,** married, first, to Patrick,
Master of Ruthven, who died shortly thereafter s. p. ;
secondly (dispensation dated 12 April 1561), Patrick
Ogilvy of Inchmartine.
The third Lord Ruthven had issue : —
1. Patrick, Master of Ruthven, a party to the contract
of marriage of Patrick, Lord Gray, and his aunt
Barbara Ruthven 14 January 1556-57. He died ap-
parently soon afterwards, before 1565, when his
brother is styled 'Master of Ruthven.' He married
Marion, daughter of Patrick, fourth Lord Gray, who
survived him, and married, secondly, Patrick Ogilvy
of Inchmartine.'
