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261 Results found for le hay

Colonel Alexander Sebastian Leith Hay (1818–1900)

Colonel Alexander Sebastian Leith Hay (1818–1900)

Hay Cart in a Landscape

Hay Cart in a Landscape

Alexander Hay Moncur (1830–1905), Provost of Dundee (1881–1884)

Alexander Hay Moncur (1830–1905), Provost of Dundee (1881–1884)

Mrs Alexander Hay Moncur (1831–1908)

Mrs Alexander Hay Moncur (1831–1908)

Charles Edward Norman Leith Hay (1858–1939), of Leith Hall

Charles Edward Norman Leith Hay (1858–1939), of Leith Hall

Hay Harvesters at St Ninians

Hay Harvesters at St Ninians

Hay Cart Pulled by Two Horses

Hay Cart Pulled by Two Horses

Robert Hay Robertson (1856–1926)

Robert Hay Robertson (1856–1926)

Charles O'Neill Leith Hay of Rannes, Aged 14

Charles O'Neill Leith Hay of Rannes, Aged 14

Morning in the Hay Meadows

Morning in the Hay Meadows

Reverend Joseph Hay

Reverend Joseph Hay

Harriot Christian Leith Hay (d.1830), Wife of Sir Harry N. Lumsden, Bt

Harriot Christian Leith Hay (d.1830), Wife of Sir Harry N. Lumsden, Bt

Mary Hay of Rannes (d.1736), Wife of John Leith

Mary Hay of Rannes (d.1736), Wife of John Leith

Margaret Chalmers (d.1843), Mrs Lewis Hay, Friend and Correspondent of Robert Burns

Margaret Chalmers (d.1843), Mrs Lewis Hay, Friend and Correspondent of Robert Burns

View of Hay Time, Hamstead Mill, Handsworth, Birmingham

View of Hay Time, Hamstead Mill, Handsworth, Birmingham

Mr J. C. Hay, Formerly Manager of Exeter Theatre, in His Celebrated Character of 'Jack Rag'

Mr J. C. Hay, Formerly Manager of Exeter Theatre, in His Celebrated Character of 'Jack Rag'

Sir David Hay Newsome (1929–2004)

Sir David Hay Newsome (1929–2004)

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