Genealogical account of the Barclays of Urie

Tiilewhilly, by whom he had a daughter,
grandmother to — • — Hogg, of Raimore;
her last husband was Strachan, after-
wards Bishop of Brechin. He had also
several sons : John and Alexander, both dying
young and unmarried ; Colonel David, of
whom more afterwards ; Robert, Rector of
the Scots College, at Paris; and James, a
Captain of a Troop of Horse, in his brother
David's regiment, killed at PhilliphaUgh, also
unmarried, as they all were, except his son
the above
(17) Colonel David Barclay. „ - .
of Urie, who purchased the estate, A.D. 1&48.
He was born at Kirktounhill, l6l<D, belong-
ing to his father upon the old estate, .upon
some of which, the servitude [had. been
granted, by, Humphrey, &c. to the Abbot
and Monks of Aberbrothwick^as is already
mentioned; part of which they had .all along
retained until the year 1(551, as appears by a
fitted accompt, attested by Wisharfc, Notary-
Pubjic and Clerk, at the over-sight of the
Viscount of Arbuthnot, Sir Robert Far-