Hay Pioneers The Irish Families Shaping the Industry

Clan Hay Hunting Tartan Clan Tartans, Scotland Uk, Family Roots, Family Genealogy, ... Ireland,. Delgatie Castle | Every Castle. Delgatie Castle | Every ... In the late 14th century, Sir Thomas Hay married Joanna, co-heir of Hugh Gifford of Yester (East Lothian), thereby gaining part of the substantial Gifford ... ▽Data ; Campbell, John, 16 Nov 1674, Drumaboden, Kilmachrenan, Donegal, Ireland ; Campbell, John, 16 Nov 1674, Drumaboden,Kilmachrenan,Donegal, ... William HAY ; Name, William HAY [1, 2] ; Birth, 18 Dec 1837, Portlean townland, Kilmacrenan Civil Parish, County Donegal, Ireland Find all individuals with events ... There was some fierce smack talk from Davy, leaning against a hay bale (only in Ireland) looking smug, with Dotey Donncha in the background, ... ... family (+6%), and other reasons (+5%) also increased year-on-year ... Ireland (233). Recognition of refugees. In 2023, EU countries ... ... family that came from the Whitecastle area of Donegal, Ireland at the beginning of the nineteenth century. ... hay, picking spuds, or cutting the turf on ... The Loughman family in Ireland\'s 1901 census. ... The whole family was involved in cutting the turf, saving the hay, and helping with the ... I suspect that the Hays migrated to Ulster from the Scottish lowland (border areas) as branches of Clan Hay are found there (general research only). It came from William II de la Haye who arrived with the Normans. William was the ancestor of the Scottish Hayes, which had a more common variation – Hay.