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HAY, Alexander 2nd of Dronlaw, then of Ardendraught and Delgaty
(About 1417-1470)
FRASER, Marjory heiress of Ardendraught and Delgaty
(About 1415-)
HAY, William 2nd of Ardendraught and Delgaty
(About 1435-1503)
LESLIE, Margaret
(About 1440-)
HAY, Gilbert 3rd of Ardendraught and Delgaty, Sir
(About 1457-1513)

 

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1. Unknown

HAY, Gilbert 3rd of Ardendraught and Delgaty, Sir 1

  • Born: About 1457
  • Marriage (1): Unknown
  • Died: 1513, Battle of Flodden Field, Northumberland, England

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  General Notes:

"One of the Hays killed at Flodden Field was Sir Gilbert Hay, who fought in support of Joan of Arc, helping break the English siege of Orleans. His descendants became the Hays of Delgatie and Delgatie Castle near Turriff is now the Hay Clan Centre"

from Slains Castle and the Hays of Erroll




Sir Gilbert Hay of Ardendraught and 3rd of Delgaty, was served heir to William Hay of Ardendraught, his father, 10 May 1503, as appears from the Sheriff Court Records of Aberdeen (Antiquities of Aberdeen and Banff, Vol. II. p. 353). He had succeeded prior to 1500/1501 when, still unknighted. he was admitted burgess of Aberdeen (Spald. Min. I. 40). He was knighted prior to 3 December 1503 (Ibid, Vol. II., p. 353). In 1503 William Fraser of Philorth resigned the superiority of Delgaty, to be held of the King by Gilbert, son and heir of the late William Hay of Ardendraught, and by 1510 Delgaty had been erected into a Crown Barony (Trans, of Buchan Field Club, X., p. 259). The name of Sir Gilbert's wife has not been ascertained, nor the precise date of his death, but he is generally supposed to have fallen at Flodden, and at any rate left a son and successor..."

from Transactions 1


Gilbert married someone.


Sources


1 e-books, Transactions of the Banffshire Field Club 1936 - www.banffshirefieldclub.org.uk The Hays of Delgaty by Thomas Innes of Learney.

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