Sir John Ogilvy of Craig (-before 1644) |
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| Father:1 | James Ogilvy (around 1541-October 1606), 5. Lord Ogilvy of Airlie | ||
| Mother:2 | Jean Forbes (25 April 1541-) | ||
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| Married:3 | Elizabeth Crichton (-) | ||||
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| Died:4 | before 1644 | |||
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| He was in 1596 declared traitor, and his fortalice of Craig ordered to be demolished in 1600. With his brothers David and Francis he was cited to appear before the Privy Council on account of the slaughter and wounding during the feud with the Lindsays of Spynie, and warded in the Castle of Dumbarton. As a noted Catholic and resetter of Jesuits he was frequently in trouble. He was warded in Edinburgh Castle in 1628, and petitions for relaxation next year on account of harm to 'his aged bodie.' He was placed under bond to go abroad by June, but this was extended until July 1631, under condition that he should reset no priests nor Jesuits nor hear Mass in the meantime. In September 1631 he was again warded in St. Andrews, but later was allowed to go to his own house of Craig on account of illness.5 | ||
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