CHEYNE, Isabel 1
- Born: About 1574
- Marriage (1): HAY, Patrick 5th of Megginch 1
- Marriage (2): HAY, George of Campsie, then of Killour 1
Another name for Isabel was CHEYNE, Elizabeth.2
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Isabel married Patrick HAY 5th of Megginch, son of Peter HAY 4th of Megginch and Margaret OGILVY.1 (Patrick HAY 5th of Megginch was born about 1553.)
Marriage Notes:
From Oliver Cromwell he (George Hay of Killour) had a charter confirming a charter, dated 26 March 1656, by James, Lord Tullibardine, in favour of himself, Sir Andrew his son, and John, son of the said Sir Andrew. He acquired the lands of Killour in 1626, married Isabel, daughter of Patrick Cheyne of Esselmont, and widow of Patrick Hay of Megginch, and had issue..."
from Scots Peerage (vol 3)
Patrick Hay of Megginch, denounced along with his brother Peter and others, 6 May 1589, as rebels for the non-appearance to answer 'tuiching the allegeit practize leading to the subversioun of the trew religioun and perelling of his Hienes persone and estate.' He married, first, Isabel, elder daughter and co-heir of Patrick Bryson of Pitcullane ; 2 secondly, Elizabeth, daughter of Patrick Cheyne of Essilmont.
from Scots Peerage (vol 5) 1
Isabel next married George HAY of Campsie, then of Killour, son of Andrew HAY 8th Earl of Erroll and Agnes SINCLAIR.1 (George HAY of Campsie, then of Killour was born about 1582 and died after 26 March 1656 1.)
Marriage Notes:
"George (Hay) of Killour, first styled of Campsie, elder son of second marriage of Andrew, eighth Earl of Erroll, had a charter from Francis, Earl of Erroll, to his mother in liferent and himself in fee of the lands of Easter and Wester Slains and others, dated 7 January 1585-86.
On 14 April 1608 he was charged before the Privy Council with having violently seized upon his stepfather, Alexander Gordon of Strathdoun, and of having carried him off captive from Edinburgh to the fortalice of Blairfudie, where he was imprisoned. The Council ordained him to deliver the said place to his mother, and on 14 December 1619 he was charged to keep the peace with his half-brother Alexander Gordon of Strathdoun concerning their mother's goods.
From Oliver Cromwell he had a charter confirming a charter, dated 26 March 1656, by James, Lord Tullibardine, in favour of himself, Sir Andrew his son, and John, son of the said Sir Andrew. He acquired the lands of Killour in 1626, married Isabel, daughter of Patrick Cheyne of Esselmont, and widow of Patrick Hay of Megginch, and had issue..."
from Scots Peerage (vol 3) 1
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