Seafield Correspondence: From 1685 to 1708 (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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Peer of Scotland under the title of Lord Ogilvie of Desk ford. Their eldest son James was created on 2oth Pebru ary 1638 Earl of Findlater, thus obtaining, though a cadet, precedence over Lord Ogilvie of Airlie. He married as his first wife, Elizabeth Leslie, second daughter of Andrew, fifth Earl of Rothes, and had two daughters. His second wife was Marion, fourth daughter of William, eighth Earl of Glencairn.

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