Donald Ogilvy

Colonel the Honourable Donald Ogilvy (27 May 1788 – 30 December 1863) of Clova in Forfarshire was a Scottish politician and military officer.

Ogilvy's father Walter Ogilvy, who had inherited estates in both Forfarshire and Perthshire, styled himself the Earl of Airlie. The title which had been attainted twice, through the family's involvement in both the Jacobite rising of 1715 and 1745 rising. The attainder was lifted in 1826, allowing Donald's elder brother David to resume the title.

At the 1830 general election he contested the Perth Burghs, losing to John Stuart-Wortley. Wortley was unseated on petition, but the resulting by-election was contested by Ogilvy's brother William Ogilvy.

In February 1815 he married Maria, fourth daughter of James Morley of Kempshott Park. She died in 1843. They had seven children, including Walter (1822–94), who served as an army officer, and Donald (1824–85) who succeeded to the estates at Clova.

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