Genealogical account of the Barclays of Urie

It was this same Alexander Barclay, who
being Superior of the Lands of Dura, in the
Shire of Banff, granted to Sir James Ogilvie,
of Deskford, predecessor to the Earl of
Findlater, a precept of Clare constat, as heir
to his grandfather, Sir James Ogilvie, of
Deskford, for infefting him in the lands of
Durn : the original of which precept, with
his seal and arms appended, bearing date the
29th April, 1510, at Kirktonhill, the seat of
the family of Mathers, is in the custody of
Sir James Dunbar, of Durn. This Alex-
ander's sons name being
(12) George Barclay,
of Mathers, who married Marjory Auchter-
lony, daughter to the above-mentioned Sir
James Auchterlony, of Auchterlony and
Kellie, then a considerable family in the Shire
of Angus ; their son's name being
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(13) David Barclay,
of Mathers, who married first Mary Rait,
daughter to Rait, of Halgreen, by whom he
had George, who succeeded him ; and had