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About Martha "Dorothea" D'Oyley
- 'The baronetage of England, containing a genealogical and historical account of all the English baronets now existing, with their descents, marriages, and memorable actions both in war and peace. Collected from authentic manuscripts, records, old wills, our best historians, and other authorities (1771)
- http://www.archive.org/details/baronetageofengl02wottuoft
- http://www.archive.org/stream/baronetageofengl02wottuoft#page/336/m...
- 18. Thomas D'Oyly, who had his feat at Marlow, but, with his fon, John, purchafed their prefent feat at Chiflehampton. He married two wives ; firft, Alice, daughter and heir of ___ Curfon ; fecondly, Alice, daughter of ___ Hall, of Oxenbridge in Wiltshire, relict of Sir William Cotefmore ; by the laft, he had no iflfue, but by the firft, he left iffue feveral fons and daughters.
- 19. John D'Oyly, his eldeft fon, married Frances, fifter and coheir to Sir Chriftopher Edmonds, Knt. (maid of honour to Queen Elizabeth) by whom he had a numerous iffue ; as, Sir Robert D'Oyly, a great courtier in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, who married Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Nicholas Bacon, lord-keeper of the great feal, &c. He was killed at the black affizes at Oxford, by the ftench of the prifoners, together with many relations, and gentlemen of diftinction, anno 1577, S.P.
- 20. John D'Oyly, heir after his brother, lies buried at Stadham. He married Urfula, fifter to Sir Anthony Cope, of Hanwell
- http://www.archive.org/stream/baronetageofengl02wottuoft#page/337/m...
- in Oxfordfhire, Bart. cofferer to King James I. by whom he had feveral children, viz. 'Sir Cope'; Margery, married to George Barfton ; Elizabeth, married, firft, to Francis Harvey, Efq; fecondly, to Sir Robert Browne, Bart, thirdly, to Sir Guy Palms, Knt. Dorcas, wife of Francis Quarles, of Rumford in Effex, Efq; Mary, wife of Henry Howton, of Cothorp, Efq; and Prifcilla, wife of Edward Goddard, Efq.
- ' 21. His fon, was that noble and renowned knight, Sir Cope D'Oyly, a gentleman that was, in his time, the honour of this ancient and honourable houfe. He married Martha, daughter of James Quarles, of Rumford, Efq; by whom he had five fons and five daughters, of which, Dorothia was married to Hubertus Arnold, of Armfwel ; and Johanna, to John Michel, of Kingfton-Ruffel, both in the county of Dorfet, Efqrs. This Sir Cope D'Oyly, died Aug. 4, 1633, and was buried at ___ in Oxfordfhire.
- 22. John D'Oyly, Efq; eldeft fon of Sir Cope, who married Mary, daughter and coheir of Sir John Shirley, of Isfield in Suffex, Knt. had by her, Sir John D'Oyly, his eldeft fon, the firft baronet of this eldeft branch of the family, fo created after the reftoration, and Thomas D'Oyly, Efq; who married his coufin, Dorothy, daughter of John Mitchel, Efq; of Kingfton-Ruffel in Dorfetfhire.
- ' 21. His fon, was that noble and renowned knight, Sir Cope D'Oyly, a gentleman that was, in his time, the honour of this ancient and honourable houfe. He married Martha, daughter of James Quarles, of Rumford, Efq; by whom he had five fons and five daughters, of which, Dorothia was married to Hubertus Arnold, of Armfwel ; and Johanna, to John Michel, of Kingfton-Ruffel, both in the county of Dorfet, Efqrs. This Sir Cope D'Oyly, died Aug. 4, 1633, and was buried at ___ in Oxfordfhire.
- 19. John D'Oyly, his eldeft fon, married Frances, fifter and coheir to Sir Chriftopher Edmonds, Knt. (maid of honour to Queen Elizabeth) by whom he had a numerous iffue ; as, Sir Robert D'Oyly, a great courtier in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, who married Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Nicholas Bacon, lord-keeper of the great feal, &c. He was killed at the black affizes at Oxford, by the ftench of the prifoners, together with many relations, and gentlemen of diftinction, anno 1577, S.P.
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Martha "Dorothea" D'Oyley's Timeline
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Oxfordshire, England, United Kingdom
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