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Hay Genealogy & History
Hay is a Scottish and English name with many possible origins. It could be derived from the Middle English word hay or hey, meaning tall or high, in which case it would be a nickname given to a tall person. It could be from the Middle English hey(e), Old English haeg, which would be a topographical name given to people who lived close to an enclosure. Finally, it could be a locational name given to people who lived in a town named Hay. Hay family history is first recorded circa 1160 with William de Haya (an alternate spelling). Hay genealogy includes the former Countess of Carlisle, Lucy Hay.
Hay Birth Records
| Name | Birth Date | Death Date | Location |
| A Donald Hay | -- --, 1917 | June ,1987 | NJ |
| Bain Hay | -- --, 1916 | May 15,1998 | NY |
| C Leon Hay | -- --, 1922 | August 4,1995 | TN |
| D Donald Hay | -- --, 1930 | July 20,1998 | MI |
Hay Death Records
| Name | Birth Date | Death Date | Location |
| E June Hay | -- --, 1919 | May 22,2008 | Somerset,PA |
| Fairy Hay | -- --, 1909 | August ,1975 | Nicholasville,KY |
| G Earl Hay | -- --, 1924 | June 28,2004 | Delmar,NY |
| H Donald Hay | -- --, 1915 | March 29,1992 | Oregon,IL |
Hay Marriage Records
| Name | Spouse | Marriage Date | Location |
| Blanchard Hay | Anna Boyd | June 18,1955 | Wake, NC |
| David Hay | Robin Uhl | December 30,2000 | Bexar, TX |
| Gilbert Hay | Lucille Darden | June 19,1948 | Wake, NC |
| Marshall Hay | Katherine Bogue | June 4,1938 | Wake, NC |
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