Individual Notes

Note for: Mary Margaret Graham, ABT 1275 - 1346 Index

Event:   the third Seneseal or Stuart of Strathern. Hathornden calls him Malcol
     Type:   LifeSketch

Event:   Heirness of Stobhall
     Type:   Fact

Burial:
     Date:   1346
     Place:   Hill of Fearn, Ross and, Cromarty, Cromartyshire, Scotland

Individual Notes

Note for: Nicholas de la Haye, 1240 - 1306 Index

Event: 4th Lord of Erroll
Type: Title (Nobility)

Individual Notes

Note for: Joanna , 1245 - ABT 1300 Index

Event: Baroness of Erroll
Type: Title (Nobility)

Individual Notes

Note for: Gilbert De La Haye, 1210 - 1258 Index

Event: About Sir Gilbert de La Haya, Third Lord of Errol Sheriff of Perth (
Type: LifeSketch

Individual Notes

Note for: David de la Haye, 17 SEP 1162 - 27 APR 1241 Index

Event:   David de la Haye, 2nd of Erroll was the son of William de la Haye, 1s
     Type:   LifeSketch

Event:   2nd Earl of Erroll
     Type:   Title Of Nobility

Event:   Feudal Lord of Erroll
     Type:   Title Of Nobility

Event:   Feudal Lord of Erroll
     Type:   Title Of Nobility

Event:   Feudal Lord of Erroll
     Type:   Title Of Nobility

Event:   Feudal Lord of Erroll
     Type:   Title Of Nobility

Individual Notes

Note for: Eithne De Strathearn, 1174 - Index

Event: Ethna of Strathearn is the daughter of Gilbert, 3rd Earl of Strathear
Type: LifeSketch

Individual Notes

Note for: Eva of Pitmilly, 1140 - 1201 Index

Event: also known as: Eva Celtic heress Scoto Pictis
Type: LifeSketch

Individual Notes

Note for: William II de Haya, ABT 1140 - ABT 1201 Index

Occupation:   Norman knight

Event:
     Type:   Alternate Birth Date and Place
     Date:   ABT 1150
     Place:   Scotland

Event:
     Type:   known to have been in the Scottish court
     Date:   1160

Event:   essentially a boarding house, for pilgrims traveling to St Andrews.
     Type:   William granted a charter to the Prior of St Andrews in which he and his wife, Eva, leased lands (eight carucates) in Pitmilly to the Priory of St Andrews for 20 years at an annual rent of half a mark of silver for the purposes of a hospital, meaning
     Date:   1171

Event:   hostages to England to ensure compliance. One who went in that role wa
     Type:   William the Lion was captured at the 2nd Battle of Alnwick and taken to King Henry II in Falaise, Normandy. In order to regain his freedom, he had to sign the punitive Treaty of Falaise. One of the last provisions was that William the Lion had to send 21
     Date:   1174

Event:   was also allowed to return to Scotland at that time.
     Type:   The Treaty of Falaise was ratified at York and William the Lion and his brother David, having paid homage to Henry II of England for Scotland and Galloway, were allowed to return to Scotland. According to J. C. D. Hay, William de Haya
     Date:   AUG 1175

Event:   with that rank, including the right to hold a judicial court and to re
     Type:   William the Lion granted Erroll (Herol), located on the north side of the Tay estuary, to William II de Haya for the service of two knights. The barony, which was granted as a hereditary right (in feu and heritage), awarded the privileges associated
     Date:   ABT 1178

Event:
     Type:   He granted the lands of Ederpolls to Coupar Angus Abbey for the benefit of the souls of King Malcolm; his uncle Ranulf de Soulis, and others.
     Date:   BEF 1187

Event:
     Type:   His grant of the lands of Ederpolls to Coupar Angus Abbey was confirmed by King William, although these dates are thought by Barrow to be too late.
     Date:   BET 1187 AND 1195

Event:
     Type:   William was one of the ambassadors sent by William the Lion to the newly crowned King John of England to try to have his lost patrimony of Northumberland and Cumberland returned to Scotland.
     Date:   1199

Event:
     Type:   He was still alive, as proved by a charter of that date in the Benholm Charter-chest, but apparently died soon afterwards.
     Date:   1201

Event:   About William de La Haye of Errol, Butler of Scotland William who marr
     Type:   LifeSketch

Event:
     Type:   considered to be the progenitor of the Scottish Clan Hay

Event:
     Type:   the first recorded de Haya in Scotland

Event:   i.e., his mother’s brother, in a charter, and was almost certainly bor
     Type:   He was the son of William I de Haya and Juliana de Soulis, based on his reference to Ranulf de Soulis as his late uncle,

Event:
     Type:   William II probably joined his uncle, Ranulf I de Soules, at the Scottish court as a young man.

Event:
     Type:   He married Eva of Pitmilly, Again, the date is unknown. Eva brought into the marriage lands at Pitmilly.

Event:   William was pincerna (cup bearer or butler) to Malcolm IV and Willia
     Type:   Title Of Nobility