Scotland, Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950 · FamilySearch · 1771030
FamilySearch index of Scottish Old Parochial Register baptisms (pre-1855). Entries name the child, christening date and parish and usually both parents. The indexed "Birth Date" values are unreliable (some post-date the christening, some are junk like "11"); cite the christening.
Scotland, Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950 · FamilySearch · 1771030
For Alexander Ogilvie (1800–1890)
Alexr. Ogilvy bapt 29 Dec 1800 Strathmartine, Forfarshire, Scotland ark:XYJP-CBW
Same FamilySearch index sweep, read in Chrome by the orchestrator 2026-09-17/18. Day/month (29 Dec) match the tree's existing date exactly; only the year is corrected 1801->1800. Resolves review item 1005: the brothers are not 15 days apart (Alexander Dec 1800, William Feb 1799 - an ordinary ~22-month gap).
Scotland, Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950 · FamilySearch · 1771030
For William Ogilvie (1799–1866)
Wm. Ogilvy bapt 17 Feb 1799 Strathmartine, Forfarshire, Scotland ark:XYJG-B85
FamilySearch historical-records index row, read in Chrome by the orchestrator 2026-09-17/18 (search: surname Ogilvie, father William, mother Agnes Philp, birthLikePlace Angus, Scotland). His own indexed baptism entry - corrects the GEDCOM-imported '14 DEC 1801' (untraceable to any record) and the birthPlaceId (was 1877 Aberdeenshire, contradicted outright). A FamilySearch Family Tree compiled profile (KZJB-N7M) read the same session gave the identical christening date/parish as a lead, now confirmed by this primary index entry.
Scotland, Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950 · FamilySearch · 1771030
John Mc Lea — Sex Male — Birth Date 3 Jan 1802 — Father's Name Murdo Mc Lea — Mother's Name Anne Mac Rae — Event Type Christening — Event Date 3 Jan 1802 — Event Place Campbeltown... [no] — Event Place Dingwall, Ross and Cromarty, Scotland, United Kingdom — Event Place (Original) Dingwall, Ross and Cromarty, Scotland
FamilySearch index of the Scotland, Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950 collection, read in Chrome by the orchestrator (owner's signed-in Chrome) 2026-09-17/18. The mid-row '[no]' is the orchestrator's own aside rejecting an unrelated Campbeltown candidate seen while searching, not page content — quoted verbatim regardless per the no-tidy-OCR rule. Exact match to John McLeay's existing birth date and place.