Mid Playing is Scotland The Brave (words at the bottom of the page)
OGILVIE
(Ogilvy)
Motto: A Fin - To the End Badge: A woman naked from the waist up draped azure pinned or holding a portcullis gules. Tartan: Ogilvie Plant Badge: Evergreen, Alkanet, Whitethorn, Sgitheach geal (Hawthorn) Gaelic Name: Mac Ghille Bhuidhe Septs: Airlie, Ogilvy, Findlater, Gilchrist, Richardson, Storey
The offical coat of arms found at Castle Airlie part of the 60,000 acres owned for 500 years by the Ogilvy's
My Ogilvie's
Descendants of John Ogilvie
Generation No. 1
1. John Ogilvie was born Abt. 1805. He married Marjory Crawford, daughter of John Crawford and Jean Robertson. She was born Abt. 1805, and died January 14, 1879 in Croftland, Blairgowrie, Perthshire, Scotland.
Child of John Ogilvie and Marjory Crawford is:
2. i. John 2 Ogilvie , b. 1837; d. 1887, Sarnia, Ontario, CA
Generation No. 2
2. John2 Ogilvie (John1) was born 1837, and died 1887 in Sarnia, Ontario. He married Mary Menzies July 17, 1857 in Perth at Autchergaven, Scotland, daughter of John Menzies and Charolette Smith s. She was born 1836, and died 1896.
Children of John Ogilvie and Mary Menzies are:
i. Marjory 3 Ogilvie , b. 18571; m. ?George Harris?.
ii. Charolette Ogilvie, b. 1859.
iii. Rev. David Menzies Ogilvie, b. October 3, 1861, Hatton of Cargill, Perhshire, near Dundee(2); d. February 27, 1937, Miami Dade Co., Florida; m. Barbara Jane Kaye; b. March 31, 1863, Woodstock ON Canada; d. May 9, 1941, Zanesville Ohio(3).
iv. Jane Ann Ogilvie, b. 1863(5); m. William Tyler Mosher, 1886; b. 1861; d. 1938.
v. Jessie Ogilvie , b. 1865.
vi. Mary Ogilvie, b. 1866; d. 1897, in Sarnia Ont. Canada; m. William Morris Battle , Abt. 1891; b. 1863; d. 1947.
vii. Christina Ogilvie, b. 1868.
viii. Isabella Ogilvie, b. 1873.
Endnotes
Per Perish records per Perish records per Obituary
Deed for Cemetery Lot for the Villiage of Dresden to Mrs. Barbara Oglivia(misspelled) Filled in Dresden Oh at 7:00 pm 4/27/1937 recorded in book #2 page 208 of the record of deeds for cemetery lots of said villiage.
Harry David Bush. Per Perish records Pat Beattie
This is the Childhood Home of David Menzie Ogilvie and his Sisters.
Tribute to Alexander Kaye Ogilvie 2nd Lt. 287th Aero Squadron USMA AEF Son of David M. and Barbara J. Kaye Ogilvie
Ogilvie>Wills, Pensions, Bible Records, Quieries, Deeds, Obituraries, Biograhies
The Bonnie House o' Airlie
It fell on a day, and a bonnie simmer day, When green grew aits and barley, That there fell out a great dispute Between Argyll and Airlie.
Argyll has raised an hunder men, An hunder harness'd rarely, And he 's awa' by the back of Dunkell, To plunder the castle of Airlie.
Lady Ogilvie looks o'er her bower-window, And O but she looks warely! And there she spied the great Argyll, Come to plunder the bonnie house of Airlie.
'Come down, come down, my Lady Ogilvie, Come down and kiss me fairly:' 'O I winna kiss the fause Argyll, If he shouldna leave a standing stane in Airlie.'
He hath taken her by the left shoulder, Says, 'Dame, where lies thy dowry?' 'O it 's east and west yon wan water side, And it 's down by the banks of the Airlie.'
They hae sought it up, they hae sought it down, They hae sought it maist severely, Till they fand it in the fair plum-tree That shines on the bowling-green of Airlie.
He hath taken her by the middle sae small, And O but she grat sairly! And laid her down by the bonnie burn-side, Til they plunder'd the castle of Airlie.
'Gif my gude lord war here this night, As he is with King Charlie, Neither you, nor ony ither Scottish lord, Durst avow to the plundering of Airlie.
'Gif my gude lord war now at hame, As he is with his king, There durst nae a Campbell in a' Argyll Set fit on Airlie green.
'Then bonnie sons I have borne unto him, The eleventh ne'er saw his daddy; But though I had an hunder mair, I'd gie them a' to King Charlie!'
-Lord Ogilvie's Revenge -
Oh! Airly's tower aood braid and ftrong but Airly's hoofe lies low and gude Lord Ogilvie's fworn vengence on faufe Argyll his foe.
He has fworn by the foul ohf his dead ladye, of his ladye and babe unborn, that the wrymouth Cambell's black, black deed sall avenged be e'er the morn.
He has left the hall o' his chief Montrofe, he has ta'en five hunder men. and with the fpeed thro the nicht he has rade awa' far doon by the Ochil glen.
Oh! there was dule and there was was wae amang them that in Ochil were biding wae when they kent wha they feared to ken that the Ogilvie's were riding.
Dood by the brae o' Dolours land hard by the burn o' Gryfe the caftle wa' o' Gloom ftood its lane and nane to fend relief.
"Now yield ye, yield ye, faufe Argyll "or by my blackened hearth ftane "on every peak o' the Ochil hills "sall lie a Cambell flain.
"And the wail o' mony a widowed wife sall curfe thier chieftain fairly while the flames o' the hie hie caftle o' Gloom.
" Sall bleeze fiercer far than Airly"
They have fired the bonny ftooks o' corn they have reared them againft the wa" and fune the black heart o' the faufe Argyll matched his blackened caftle wa'.
The flames bleezed hie o'er the Wrymouths keep But Lord Ogilvie rade alane and the thocht o' his bonny Dead lady had turned his heart to ftane.
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JAYRAY WEB CREATIONS © March 1999
Hark when the night is falling Hear! hear the pipes are calling, Loudly and proudly calling, Down thro' the glen. There where the hills are sleeping, Now feel the blood a-leaping, High as the spirits Of the old Highland men.
Chorus:
Towering in gallant fame, Scotland my mountain hame, High may your proud standards Gloriously wave, Land of my high endeavour, Land of the shining river, Land of my heart for ever, Scotland the brave.
High in the misty Highlands, Out by the purple islands, Brave are the hearts that beat Beneath Scottish skies. Wild are the winds to meet you, Staunch are the friends that greet you, Kind as the love that shines From fair maiden's eyes.
Far off in sunlit places, Sad are the Scottish faces, Yearning to feel the kiss Of sweet Scottish rain. Where tropic skies are beaming, Love sets the heart a-dreaming, Longing and dreaming For the homeland again.