Sir Nicholas de Haye

Nicholas De Haya, who, as son and apparent heir of Sir Gilbert, is mentioned in a demission granted bewteen 1305 and 1309 by his said father in favour of the Abbot and Convent of Coupar of the whole herbage and fishing of the pool or water of Ederpoles, and in 1324 witnessed charters of King Robert Bruce in 1325 and 1328. In the Exchequer accounts for 1328 and 1329 there is mention of a sum granted him by King Robert for the marriages of his daughter, and in those of 1331 of a debt due by him to the King. He is probably the Nicolas who is said in the Erroll obits to have fallen in some unnamed and undated battle. Boetius says a William Hay fell at the battle of Dupplin in 1332. At all events Nicholas seems to have predeceased his father.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Dupplin_Moor

[The Scots Peerage III:560]

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