KINLOCH OF THAT ILK, Sir David Oliphant 5th Bt 1942-2022

[Richard R]

From the Telegraph of 26.1.2022: KINLOCH Sir David Oliphant, 5th Baronet, died peacefully on 21st January 2022 aged 80. Beloved husband, father and grandfather. Private funeral service with a memorial service to be held at a later date.

He was s of Sir John KINLOCH OF THAT ILK 4th Bt 1907-92 and Doris Ellaline c1909-1997 d of Charles Joseph HEAD 1878-1951 of Esher, Surrey by his 28 Aug 1907 m (Shanghai) to Susan Annie CHATHAM 1887-1964. He m 1st 1968 (div 1979) as her 1st h (her 2nd h was Clifford Schellenberg whom she later div) Susan Minette 1944-2014 d of Maj-Gen Robert Elliott URQUHART of Gairdrew CB DSO 1901-88 and Pamela CONDON c1919-2006, and had three daus (see below). He m 2nd 1983 Sabine d of Philippe DE LOES of Geneva, and had a son and a further dau (see below). His son succeeds him

[Sir] ALEXANDER PETER KINLOCH OF THAT ILK [6th Baronet] b 30 June 1986 has yet to establish claim, m c2016 Antonella yr da of Baron Nicholas Banszky von Ambroz, of London, and Mrs Caroline Banszky, of Windrush, Gloucestershire, and has a dau (he is 2nd cousin once removed of his heir presumptive, see below)

DAUGHTER LIVING

Freda Mencia b 11 April 2018 (Hong Kong) DT 1.5


SISTER LIVING

Sophie Garance Yolaine b 1994


HALF SISTERS LIVING (from 5th Bt's 1st m)

Katherine Cecilia b 1972 -- 
Emily Nicole b 1974 -- 
Nicola Marjorie b 1976

The current heir presumptive to the baronetcy is the gt gs of the 2nd Bt (numbers indicate place in the line of succ)
1. NIGEL GEORGE Kinloch b 10 Oct 1951, is m with issue living
2. David Geoffrey Ian b 1982 (exact date unknown, s of 1) is m with a son and a dau
3. Alexander George b 2009 (s of 2)
4. Andrew Malcolm Robert b 1989 (yr s of 1) is m with two daus

[Ind_Duke]

What does "of that ilk" at the end of the name signify here? Is that a part of the surname? I do not see that style used in the Wikipedia page. Wikipedia just mentions Sir David Oliphant Kinloch, 5th Baronet. Is that style customary or mandatory?

[sarac...@googlemail.com]

'of that Ilk' is the traditional Scottish nobiliary term meaning 'of the same name and place',which invariably has come to denote the chiefly line;as in this specific case,the original family estate of Kinloch in Perthshire.

[S. S.]

I believe In Scotland, "of that Ilk" is just another way of saying "of the place". Scottish individuals especially those connected to the clans and the like tend to append their surnames to their places or residence or territories they own. Unless I am wrong, I believe his surname is (legally?) "Kinloch of Kinloch". 

[bx...@yahoo.com]

According to the Debrett's database, the new baronet has a son (in addition to his daughter  Freda).

The son, Ivor Oliphant, b. 2020, is the heir apparent to the baronetcy.

Brooke

[Richard R]

From the Telegraph of 26 July 2022: KINLOCH Sir David Oliphant. A Memorial Service will be held on Monday 19th September at 3 p.m. at the Royal Hospital Chelsea.

[dpth...@gmail.com]

The Memorial Service for Sir David Kinloch due to take place at Royal Hospital Chelsea on Monday 19th September at 3 p.m. has been postponed due to Her Majesty the Queen's state funeral. A new date will be announced in due course.

Source: The Telegraph, 17 September 2022

[Richard R]

From the Telegraph of 27 Sept 2022: KINLOCH Sir David Oliphant: The new date for the Memorial Service is now confirmed for Monday 28th November at 5 p.m. at the Royal Hospital Chelsea. A reception in the Great Hall will take place afterwards.

[colinp]

Sir Alexander Peter KINLOCH is now entered on the Official Roll of the Baronetage as the 6th Baronet Kinloch of Kinloch

[Henry W]

The Kershaw list & Official Roll now records the 6th Baronet's surname as KINLOCH OF KINLOCH.