Individual Notes
Note for: Eupheme Graham, ABT. 1414 - BEF. 1 NOV 1468
Index
Individual Note: [Francis_Hay.ged]
Eupheme (married 2nd c25 Feb 1440/1, as his 1st wife, 1st Lord Hamilton),eldest daughter of Eupheme, Countess of Strathearn in her own right (2ndholder of the 1371 creation). [Burke's Peerage][Francis_Hay.ged]
Line 6327 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: TITL [COUNTESS OF DOUGLAS]
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.
Individual Notes
Note for: Elizabeth Hamilton, ABT. 1441 - AFT. 1531
Index
Event: Type: Unknown-Begin
Place: 4 Children
Individual Note: [Francis_Hay.ged]
Elizabeth, daughter of James, 1st Lord Hamilton, by Mary, sister of James III.[Burke's Peerage][Francis_Hay.ged]
Ancestral File Number:
8J5M-DK
Individual Notes
Note for: Thomas Boyd, 1446 - ABT. 1473 Index
Individual Note:
[Francis_Hay.ged]
[COLHOUNS FROM 6MILEX.FTW]
Of, Kilmarnock, Renfrewshire, Scotland NAME:World Family Tree Vol. 3, Ed. 1, World Family Tree Vol. 3, Ed. 1, Brderbund Software, Inc., Release date: February 6, 1996 BIRTH:World Family Tree Vol. 3, Ed. 1, World Family Tree Vol. 3, Ed. 1 , Brderbund Software, Inc., Release date: February 6, 1996 DEATH:World Family Tree Vol. 3, Ed. 1, World Family Tree Vol. 3, Ed. 1, Brderbund Software, Inc., Release date: February 6, 1996 AFN 9G0M-F4
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.
Line 10866 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: MARR DATE 26 APR 1467 DIV
Individual Notes
Note for: Rose Jeanne Eggert, 7 FEB 1916 - 1 JUL 1960 Index
Burial:
Date: 4 JUL 1960
Place: Mt Calgary Cemetary, Alb. NM
Name Note: Source: From census rolls-1850
Name Note: Source: From census rolls-1850
Name Note: Source: From census rolls-1850
Name Note: Source: From census rolls-1850
Name Note: Source: From census rolls-1850
Name Note: Source: From census rolls-1850
Name Note: Source: From census rolls-1850
Name Note: Source: From census rolls-1850
Individual Note:
fIFTH DAUGHTER
MARRIED TO: ROBERT KENNETH HAY
born-MAY 30,1906
place-Witchita,Kansas
Parents:Robert Ira Hay-Springfield,Sangamon Cnty,Ill.
Martha(Mattie)Barnes-Ill.
fIFTH DAUGHTER
MARRIED TO: ROBERT KENNETH HAY
born-MAY 30,1906
place-Witchita,Kansas
Parents:Robert Ira Hay-Springfield,Sangamon Cnty,Ill.
Martha(Mattie)Barnes-Ill.
Individual Notes
Note for: Mary Princess of Scotland, BEF. 16 MAY 1452 - MAY 1488 Index
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[Francis_Hay.ged]
Copyrighted but use freely for your self and families Not to be sent to for profit company's
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Name Suffix: Countess Arragon Ancestral File Number: 9F9C-96
Individual Notes
Note for: Thomas Baron Of BOYD, 1544 - JUN 1611 Index
Alias: 5th Lord /Boyd/
Event:
Type: Earl of Arran
Date: BET. 1447 - 1450
Place: Arran Island, Firth of Clyde, Bute, Scotland
Individual Note:
[Francis_Hay.ged][Francis_Hay.ged]
Line 1212 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: MARR DATE 26 APR 1467 DIV From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.
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Line 1085 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: MARR DATE BFE 1568 From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.
NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; June 1998 (c), data as of 5 JAN 1998; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA
Line 11227 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: MARR DATE 26 APR 1467 DIV
Line 3484 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: MARR DATE 26 APR 1467 DIV
Line 9866 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: MARR DATE 26 APR 1467 DIV
First mentioned in 1467 when married to the Lady Mary, eldest sister of the reigning King, James III, then a minor. He was created Earl of Arran by charter dated 26 April 1467. Four charters being simultaneous granted, 26 April 1467, to Tho mas, Master of Boyd, the designed Earl, and Mary, his wife. The FIRST of these conveyed the isle of Arran, within the sheriffdom of Bute; the SECOND the lands of Stewartoun, Tarrinzean, Turnbery, and Risedalemure, in Ayrshire, and Meikle Cu mrey, in Bute; the THIRD Cavertoun, in Roxburghshire, Teling in Forfarshire, Polgavy, in Perthshire, and the LAST Kilmarnock, Dalry, Kilbride, Nodesdale, Monfodd and Flat, in Ayrshire, and Naristoun, in Lanarkshire, on the resignation of hi s father.
In 1468 Thomas was one of the Commissioners appointed to visit foreign courts to select a wife for King James III. A marriage treaty having been arranged with the Princess Margaret of Denmark, he proceeded with a noble train to escort her t o Scotland. Returning July 1469, his wife advised him of the downfall of this family. He immediately sailed back to Denmark, on a Danish ship, with his wife, where he met with a noble reception suitable to his high birth and real merit. He was attainted along with his father and uncle 22 November 1469. Though absent, and that on the King's and public business of great importance, the Earl of Arran was, without a hearing, declared a public enemy and all his estates were confis cated.
"He travelled thence through Germany into France; where he prevailed on Louis XI to attempt his reconciliation with his Royal brother-in-law, but without success. He then left the French Court, and went to Charles, Duke of Burgundy, who rec eived him graciously, and accepted his services in the war he was then waging with his rebellious subjects. Finding him a brave and wise man, he honoured and supported him and Lady Mary in a manner becoming their rank;- whereupon King James wrote over to Flanders, and recalled his sister." This same source goes on to add that during his residence in the Court of Duke of Burgundy, the Lady Mary bore him a son and a daughter before returning to Scotland.
"The Earl, borne down by the weight of his misfortunes, died soon after at Antwerp, where he was honourably interred, at the expense of the Duke of Burgundy, in 1474. The Duke also erected a superb monument to his memory, with an inscriptio n suitable to the great character he left behind him."
Mary's marriage to Thomas was declared null and void after his death, and she was compelled to marry 1474, James, 1st Lord Hamilton, whose descendants later became Duke's of Abercorn (see Burke's Peerage, 1970 ed.) and had issue by him as w ell.
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Facts about this person:
Ancestral File Number 83VW-5Q
Source: Callison.ged Medium: Other Date of Import: 3 Aug 2000
GIVN Thomas SURN BOYD NSFX Earl of Arran Mary conveyed the Isles of Arran to him.
GIVN Thomas SURN BOYD NSFX Earl of Arran Mary conveyed the Isles of Arran to him.
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.
Thomas Boyd, 1st and Last Earl of Arran, so created 26 April 1467 afteracquiring the Island of Arran off the west coast of Scotland and thesheriffdom of Bute (another island off the west coast of Scotland)through his marriage with James III 's sister, a marriage brought about byhis father's influence; married by 26 April 1467 Mary, Lady of Scotland(b c1450; married 2nd 1468, while her 1st husband was still alive, 1stLord Hamilton), daughter of James II. Thomas Boyd was attain ted with hisfather 22 Nov 1469 when he had returned from Denmark with James III'sfuture queen (who he was escorting to Scotland) but had not yet landed,and d.v.p. allegedly c1473 at Antwerp while in the service of Charles"The Bold" Duke of Burgundy. [Burke's Peerage]
Thomas Boyd, 1st and Last Earl of Arran, so created 26 April 1467 after acquiring the Island of Arran off the west coast of Scotland and the sheriffdom of Bute (another island off the west coast of Scotland) through his marriage with James III's sister, a marriage brought about by his father's influence; married by 26 April 1467 Mary, Lady of Scotland (b c1450; married 2nd 1468, while her 1st husband was still alive, 1st Lord Hamilton), daughter of James II. Thomas Boyd was attainted with his father 22 Nov 1469 when he had returned from Denmark with James III's future queen (who he was escorting to Scotland) but had not yet landed, and d.v.p. allegedly c1473 at Antwerp while in the service of Charles "The Bold " Duke of Burgundy. [Burke's Peerage]
Mary conveyed the Isles of Arran to him.
Attainted along with his father, and forfeited his earldom.
Robert Boyd, created Lord Boyd in 1454, became regent for the infant KingJames III after an accident with a siege gun killed James II in 1460. Hearranged the marriage of the king to a Norwegian princess. This liaisonresulted in the return o f the Orkneys and Shetlands to the ScottishCrown, his younger brother was appointed military tutor to the youngking. The influence of the Boyd brothers on their young charge wasconsiderable. Lord Boyd was appointed Great Chamberlain, and hi s son,Thomas, was married to Princess Mary, the king's sister, with the titleof "Earl of Arran."
The Boyds were viewed with suspicion and when James III grew older thosethat opposed them began to conspire against them, and eventuallypersuaded the young king that the ambition of this family was a threat tothe throne itself.
In 1469, Lord Boyd, his son, the Earl of Arran, and his brother,Alexander Boyd, were summoned to appear before the king and Parliament toanswer charges brought against them. Lord Boyd, realizing that appearancein Edinburgh would result in his death, made his escape to England. SirAlexander, who was already a sick man, was brought before Parliament, anddespite making a spirited defense he was executed for treason.
The Earl of Arran had been abroad on state business, and on learning ofthese events his exile, and was well received at royal courts throughoutEurope. The king, who had now abandoned entirely his former mentors,summoned his sister back to Scotland, inducing her to come on thepresence that he might yet forgive her husband. The deluded princessreturned, and was promptly detained by her brother who procured anannulment of her marriage, she was then compelled to marry the elderl yLord Hamilton, whose family then supplanted the Boyds in nearness to thethrone. The Hamiltons gained not only a royal wife from the Boyds butalso the earldom of Arran.
Name Suffix: Earl Arragon Ancestral File Number: 9G0M-F4
Name Suffix: Lord Boyd Ancestral File Number: 83VW-5Q
Individual Notes
Note for: James Boyd, 1472 - 1484 Index
Individual Note:
[Francis_Hay.ged]
Ancestral File Number: 9G0M-G9
Individual Notes
Note for: Margaret Grizel Boyd, 1474 - AFT. 1516 Index
Individual Note:
[Francis_Hay.ged]
Name Suffix: [CuntsofCassilli Ancestral File Number: 9G0M-HG
Individual Notes
Note for: James III Hamilton, ABT. 1475 - 1529 Index
Individual Note:
[Francis_Hay.ged]
Name Suffix: III Ancestral File Number: 8HGH-ZS
The following is from Denis R. Reed's GEDCOM file on royalty & nobility:
NAME: 1st Earl of Arran.
[COLHOUNS FROM 6MILEX.FTW]
Still Living. NAME:World Family Tree Vol. 3, Ed. 1, World Family Tree Vol. 3, Ed. 1, Brderbund Software, Inc., Release date: February 6, 1996 BIRTH:World Family Tree Vol. 3, Ed. 1, World Family Tree Vol. 3, Ed. 1, Brderbund Software, Inc ., Release date: February 6, 1996 DEATH:World Family Tree Vol. 3, Ed. 1, World Family Tree Vol. 3, Ed. 1, Brderbund Software, Inc., Release date: February 6, 1996 AFN 8HGH-ZS
Individual Notes
Note for: Robert Kenneth Hay, 30 MAY 1906 - 29 SEP 1966 Index
Burial:
Date: 4 OCT 1966
Place: Mt. Calgary Cemetary, Alb NM
Name Note: Source: From census rolls-1850
Name Note: Source: From census rolls-1850
Name Note: Source: From census rolls-1850
Name Note: Source: From census rolls-1850
