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Marion Ogilvy
Marion Ogilvy (c. 1495-1575) was the wife or mistress of Cardinal Beaton an advisor of James V of Scotland.
==Early life==
Marion Ogilvy was the younger daughter of Sir James Ogilvy of Lintrathen. Sir James, a diplomat, was created Lord Ogilvy of Airlie by James IV of Scotland in 1491. Her mother was Janet Lyle (d. 1525), Airlie's 4th wife, 〔(Sanderson, Margaret H. B., "Ogilvy, Marion (d. 1575)", ''Oxford Dictionary of National Biography'', Oxford University Press, 2004; online edn, May 2005 )〕 and possibly a daughter of Robert, 2nd Lord Lyle, of Renfrewshire, another of the King's diplomats. As a child she lived at Airlie Castle and her family's lodging in Arbroath. She had an older sister, Janet Ogilvy, and a much older half-brother, John Ogilvy, who became the 2nd Lord Ogilvy.
Her father had made only partial provision for her before his death, a marriage contract by which the heir of Gordon of Midmar would marry her elder sister Janet or, on her death, Marion. Janet appears to have died young but the contract was not implemented. In 1525 Marion as yet unmarried, served as executrix of her mother's estate.〔

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