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Dame Barbara Lindsey (born Forbes), 1570 - 1637 Dame Barbara Lindsey (born Forbes) 1570 1637
Dame Barbara Lindsey (born Forbes) was born in 1570, in , to James Logan and Jean Catherine Ogilvie (born Ruthven).
Dame had 17 siblings: James Ogilvy ( 7th Lord Ogilvy then later 1st Earl of Airlie and 1st Lord Ogilvy of Alith and Lintrathen), Marisch Margaret Keith (born Ogilvy) and .
Dame married Sir Bernard L. Lindsay (13 Gen) on 1589, at age 19 in .
Sir was born in 1560, in .
They had 8 children: Jonet Janet Logan (born Lindsay), Bernard Lt. Col. Lindsay and .
Dame passed away on 1637, at age 67 in .
She was buried in .
Dame, Half Sister, Barbara Logan / Lindsey, 1565 - 1637 Dame, Half Sister, Barbara Logan / Lindsey 1565 1637
Dame, Half Sister, Barbara Logan / Lindsey was born in 1565, in , to John Lindsey and Jean Logan (born Forbes).
Dame married Bernard L. Lindsay (born Lindsay of Kingswerk), of Lochill.
Bernard was born in 1560, in .
They had 3 children: John I Lindsay and .
Dame passed away on 1637, at age 72 in .
She was buried in .
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Dame LindseyDame Lindsey in The Gazette Times - Aug 24 1916
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"... The slights of the rich sho now yielded to with sullen reluctance, and when matters grew from bad lo worse, her friend Nash persuaded her to flee from this Dame Lindsey. For want of elegancies Of dress sric lived a lonely and deserted life until sric accepted a as governess ln the family of one Wood. Whtie ho and part of ..."
Publication place: Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, United States
Dame LindseyDame Lindsey in The Washington Reporter - June 1 1859
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"... loss of fortune, losi of friends, and loss of health, sbe was finally induced, as a mero refuge from her own wretchedness, to yield tothe invitation of a Dame Lindsey, who desired to securo ao much beauty, ns att additional temptation to those who resorted to hcr gambling rooms. she yielded to Dame Lindsey's Fanny Braddock is believed to never have been with any othor Tice then that of presiding a; thc hasard lable for the of others. She could not loog, however, endure ..."
Publication place: Washington, Washington County, Pennsylvania, United States
