HAY, John of Park and Lochloy ^{1 2 3}

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  Noted events in his life were:

1. Served heir: to his father, 15 January 1640, in lands of Lochloy, Grome and Fingask. ³

John married Jean CUMING, daughter of James CUMMING 'of Alter' and Margaret FRASER, 20 June 1627 (contract) married 1629.^{1 2 3} (Jean CUMING was born about 1604.)

  Marriage Notes:

"John Hay of Lochloy, died in 1640 (married 1629, Jean Cumyn, dau. of James Cumyn, Baron of Altyre, by Margaret Fraser, sister of Simon, Lord Lovat, and had a son Sir John Hay and Colonel William Hay of Lochloy and Park in 1704, etc.)"

from Family of Hay




"At Aulderne, 20 Junii 1627, it is finallie aggreit betuix the richt honorabill personis . Robert Cumming of Alter, and Margaret Fraser ladie of Alter his mother, for themselfis as principallis, and takand the burdene in and vpone tham for Jeane Cuming, sister-germane to the said Robert, and the said Jeane for hir selfe, hir awin entres and with hir consent, and ane nobill and potent Lord Simon Lord Fraser of Lowat, Hew Maister of Lowatt, Robert Innes of Balvenie and Alexander Dunbar of Auchleisk, as cautioneris sowerties and full debtoris for and with the saidis Robert Cumming of Alter, and Margaret Fraser his mother, on that ane part, and Dauid Hay of Lochloye for him selfe, with expreis advise, consent, and consall of the richt honorabill Sir Alexander Hay of Frosterseat, knicht, ane of the senatouris of our sowerane lordis Colledge of Justice, for ther entres to quhome the said Dauid is interdictit, and the said Dauid takand the burdine in and vpone him for Johne Hay, his eldest lauchfull sone and apperand air, and the said Johne Hay for him self, his awin entres, and with his consent, on that vther part, in maner, forme and effect as efter followis;

that is to say, the said Johne sail, Godwilling, marie and take to his laufull spoussit wyif the said Jeane Cumming ; lykwayis on the vther pairt, the said Jeane sail, be the aduyse and consent of the saidis Robert and Margaret, marie and tak the said Johne Hay to hir laufull spous . . .

The said Dauid Hay of Lochloy ... to vest, seas and infeft the said Jeane Cumming in lyverent, and the said Johne Hay his eldest laufull sone and the airis maill laufullie to be gottin betwix thame, quhilkis failyeing the said Johne Hay his narrest and laufull airis maill, in all and haill the tounis and landis of Lochloye, aillhouss and aillhouss croftis, Lon haid, Killhill heads, Padokfuird, Drumdeiverr, landis of Milhill, with the mill of Milhill, multuris and sequillis of the samen, and in all and haill the landis of Knoknagellie, Knokcowdie and Bellaehagane, with thair houssis, biggingis . . . reservvand aiwayis the foirsaidis landis of Knokcowdie and Bellachagane and ther pertinentis, &c., to Elizabeth Monro, guidwyff of Bougis, during all the dayis of hir lyftyme . . . and in all and haill the landis of Reattcastell and Reatinlon, with the mill of Reatt, etc."

from Family of Rose ^{1 2}