A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain and Ireland enjoying territorial possessions or high official rank, but uninvested with heritable honours (1836)
chained gu. Crest—A demi otter sa. crowned with anantique crown, in its paw a crescent or. Motto—Mean, speak, and doe well. Estates—In Aberdeenshire. Seat—Meldrum. 300 URQUHART, OF CRAIGSTON. URQUHART, WILLIAM, esq. of Craigston Castle, in the county of Aberdeen, m.Mary, dau. of the late Alexander… … This is a branch of the ancient family ofTJrquhart of Meld RUM. Patrick UrqUhart, esq. of Meldrum, h.in 1611, wedded the Lady Margaret Ogilvie,daughter of James, Earl of Airlie, and had,with other issue, John, who d. unm. Adam, from whom the tJrquharts ofMeldrum. James.The third son, James…
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