A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain and Ireland enjoying territorial possessions or high official rank, but uninvested with heritable honours (1836)
ld, and half boots or buskins turneddown of a buff colour. Motto—Primus e stripe, in allusion to thisfamily being the immediate younger branchof the noble House of Hay of Errol. Estates—In Perth and Fifeshire Seats—Leys and Randerston. 507 HAY, OF PITFOUR. HAY, WILLIAM-EDMUND, esq. b. 31st January,… … Edmund Hay, of Leys, to whom William,Earl of Errol, granted a charter of confir-mation in 1451, left issue, 1. Edmund, his successor, who carriedon the senior line of the family, (seeHay of Leys.) 2. Peter.The second son, Peter Hay, designed in authentic writs, second lawful son of Edmund Hay,…
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