George Hay (-before 1629) |
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| Father:1 | Francis Hay (-), 9. Earl of Erroll | ||
| Mother:2 | Elizabeth Douglas (-) | ||
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| Died:3 | before 1629 | Avignon [municipality], Vaucluse [district], Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur [county], France [country] | ||
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| As second son he had a charter of the barony of Muiresk, etc., in Aberdeenshire, 3 May 1606.7 On 11 July 1609 his father made a contract with Mr. John Ross, late pedagogue to the Master of Buccleuch, whereby Mr. John was to become pedagogue to William, Lord Hay, and George Hay, his elder sons, at a yearly salary of 400 merks Scots, which was to be increased to 500 merks if he were sent with them to England or beyond the seas, and if he remained in the employment for six years, he was to receive a yearly pension of 500 merks for his life.4 | ||
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