Logie House (7)
Looking across Strathmore to the Sidlaw Hills, that keep Dundee suitably shielded from view from the north! 

As was often the case, things started to unravel for the Wisharts of Logie, due to money problems - specifically, borrowing money and struggling to pay it back.  The creditors were the Ogilvy family and by 1670, James Ogilvy of Shannally had a controlling interest in the ownership of Logie and adopted the designation 'James Ogilvy of Logie.'  Following the death in 1688 of William Wishart of that ilk, 16th laird of Logie, his sister Catherine as his heir, managed to dispone of (sell) her remaining share of Logie to her 3rd cousin, Master John Wishart of Balgavies, who then adopted the title 'of that ilk.'  There is no further mention of the Oglivy interest, so perhaps Master John bought them out too.
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