Top Hay Suppliers in Ireland A Family Affair

The surname Hay is particularly common in Scotland, where it has been established since 1160. The principal family of the name are of Norman origin; they trace ... It is quite a leap from the 7th century to the 19th century when our Hynes family departed Ireland. ... On the farm they grew hay and also raised ... The Ballad Of The Family Hay Standing loyal to Bonnie Prince Charlie after Culloden, the Clan Hay stay with him to Donegal in Ireland, where ... The religious adherence of those carrying the Hay surname is chiefly Presbyterian (58%) in Ireland and Jewish (22%) in Lebanon. In The United States those ... Edward Hay purchased Coleraine Coach Factory in 1861 and had six sons & several daughters. I have some information on his descendants but it will be difficult ... He still lives on his ancestral family land and told us that the Tanseys were millers. They had a mill on church land, but later moved the mill ... John Hay was born about 1771 as the son of John Hay and Jane Marshal. He died in Donaghadee, County Down, Ireland. William married Mary Hay (born Davidson). Mary was born on month day 1821, in birth place. The Norman name was also taken to Ireland where it has since flourished in the county of Wexford as Hay and Hayes . Elsewhere in Ireland the name usually has a ... Following the English conquest of Ireland, many members of the Hayes family migrated or were forcefully displaced, spreading across Ireland and eventually ...