HAY, John 2nd of Tullibody ^{1 3 4}

   Another name for John was HAY, John of Tullybody.²

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  General Notes:

"From the Chartulary of Moray it appears that in 1362 John the Hay of Tulybothuyl (Tillibody) had a charter of the whole lands from the Spey to the Burn of Tynet, which are described as lying within the Forest of Awne or Enzie. About 12 years later the same Baron, with consent of his son founded a Chapel at 'the Geth' (Gycht) in honour of God and of the blessed Virgin Mary and of all Saints. This was endowed with an annuity of £20 and 4 acres of land at Ladardach, with a horse for the chaplain, and pasture for 12 cows and a bull, 60 sheep and lambs, 2 horses, 'one of which, being the chaplain's palfrey, was to have pasture in the same field with the lord's own stud' while the jurisdiction of the foundation was given to the Bishop and Chapter of Moray. This chapel appears to have been situated somewhere about Gordon Castle."

from History of Moray ⁵

John married Margaret STEWART, daughter of Sir John STEWART of Ralston or Cunningham and Alicia MURE, in 1388.^{1 2} (Margaret STEWART was born about 1369.)

  Marriage Notes:

"Margaret (Stewart), married to Sir John Hay of Boyne and Enzie, Touch, and Tullibody. Her daughter Egidia was married before 1426 to Alexander Seton, afterwards Earl of Huntly, and became the ancestress of the Setons of Touch."

from Scots Peerage (vol 1)




"John Hay of Tullybody who married, 1388, Margaret, 'the King's niece,' apparently a daughter of Sir John Stewart of Ralstoun. In the Chamberlain's accounts for 1388 and 1389, and in the Customs accounts of Banff, February 1390-91, there are entries of payments made on behalf of the King to Sir John Hay in marriage with the King's niece. He was dead before June 1418, when the lands of the forests of Boyne and Awne were in the King's hands by the death of John Hay, the late proprietor, and by reason of ward. He had issue, Egidia or Giles ...."

from Scots Peerage (vol 8)




"Margaret married, 1388, Sir John Hay of Boyne and Enzie in Banff and of Tullibdy in Clack mannan, receiving a dowry of 100 marks from her uncle. King Robert II. Their daughter, Egidia, became the wife of Alexander, Earl of Huntly..."

from Family of Hay ^{1 2 4}