Robert Gayre (1907–1996) was a Brish eccentric, soldier, spy, psdohistorian, and scientific racist, who fancied himself a clan chiefta, and tablished his own orr of chivalry the UK. Although he nsired himself an anthropologist and lectured on the subject India, his amic stat has been qutned.[1][2] His other ventur clud startg an anisatn for ethnic Brons lled WISE (Welsh, Irish, Sts, English). Claims that he was volved the New World Orr nspiracy should be taken ls serly.
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- ANTHONY J. CAMP - ROBERT GAYRE
- BOOKS BY ROBERT GAYRE
- ROBERT GAYRE BGRAPHY
- ROBERT GAYRE
- ROBERT GAYRE OF GAYRE AND NIGG
- GAYRE OF GAYRE & NIGG
ANTHONY J. CAMP - ROBERT GAYRE
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One of the most trigug of the was the late Litenant-Colonel Robert Gayre of Gayre and Nigg (1907-1996), Secretary-General of the VIth Internatnal Congrs of Genealogy and Heraldry, held Edburgh 1962, whose journal of 'racial history', Mankd Quarterly, found 1960, he was donatg to the library. As early as 1939 at Hastgs County Court a se about unpaid rent a judge told the agent who had leased Gayre a ttage that he ought to have known om the length of Gayre's letters 'what kd of man he was alg wh'! Many aspects of Gayre's life are ntroversial but I am here solely ncerned wh his male le anctry which he took a passnate tert.
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BOOKS BY ROBERT GAYRE
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Robert Gayre was born as Gee Robert Gair at 4 Wtland Villas, Dubl, on 6 Augt 1907, the son of Robert William Gair, nfectner, by his wife Clara Gair, formerly Hart. In the 1911 cens Gayre's father Robert William Gair was at Sandymount Green, Pembroke East, Dubl, aged 33, nfectner, sayg that he was born Stland, had been married 5 years and had 2 children. Gayre's parents moved to England at some time after 1911 and his mother Clara Gair died at 130 Prt Road, St Helens, Lanshire, on 13 March 1930, aged 47 [Note 8].
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His will as Robert William Gayre or Gair was proved, 16 May 1957, by his son Gee Robert Gayre [Note 10].
On 19 November 1940 Gee Robert Gair, then of Telham, Battle, Ssex, Capta the Royal Artillery, Master of Arts of the Universy of Edburgh, a natural born Brish subject, had given notice (dated 12 November 1940) The London Gazette that he tend after twenty-one days om publitn 'to assume the surname of Gayre (which is the ancient spellg of the name) li and stead of his prent surname of Gair' [Note 11].
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On 30 September 1948 Gee Robert Gayre obtaed a nfirmatn of arms om the Chief Herald of Ireland at Dubl, to 'the scendants of Robert William Gayre, of Dubl, and his son Lt.
In Ireland the language of 'nfirmatn' was always ed even when was effect a new grant and Gayre claimed his petn that his fay had been g arms prevly unrerd Ireland.
ROBERT GAYRE OF GAYRE AND NIGG
He was allowed a simplified form of the arms of Gair of Nigg rerd by Alexanr Gair, portner of Nigg, on the Public Register of Arms Stland 1672-7, Gayre retag the mullet but not the chief [Note 14]. Burke's Peerage (2003) rrectly reprents the Confirmatn of Arms as beg to Robert William Gayre. The pedigree says that Gayre's father, Robert William Gayre, was 'born abroad', 11 (sic) December 1875, and was formerly of Dubl and now of Huyton, Lanshire.
GAYRE OF GAYRE & NIGG
The pedigree further says that Gayre's father was the son of William Gilli Gair, artist (the son of the above mentned Alexanr Gair), who was born 26 September 1842, 'lived London and abroad', and died 'before 1906, believed overseas', by a wife Mary O'Connor, 'married abroad or before the year 1875'. On 13 April 1951 as of The Mead Hoe, Penzance, he was granted a Standard and Lance Pennon, by the Genealogil Office at Dubl [Note 17], but then as Robert Gayre on 27 May 1954, followg a Petn which he scribed himself as 'Reprentative of the Hoe and Fay of Gayre of Gayre and Nigg by virtue of scent and lawful posssn of the undifferenced Arms of the name' and 'elst son of the late Robert Gayre chief of the Name of Gayre and reprenter of Nigg', he had a matriculatn of the Irish arms om Lord Lyon Edburgh [Note 18]. The Arms matriculated on 27 May 1954 clud a quarterg for McCulloch of Nigg token of Gayre's alleged scent om Alexanr Gair(e) and Kathere McCulloch who had married before 1620, though documentary evince for that scent was not rerd at the Lyon Office.
Gayre's wife, Na Mary Ferry or Gayre (by petn dated 14 January 1959), matriculated Arms at the Lyon Office on 23 Febary 1967 [Note 19] and Robert subsequently had a Grant of Supporters, Standard, Badge, Psel and Guidon also at the Lyon Office [Note 20].