Mary Jameson

Mary Doyne was probably born abt 1676, married abt 1692 and had two kids by 1697.

Doyne, Joshua,St. Mary's County, 10th Mch., 1697; 16th Aug., 1698.

• To granddau. Jane Mathews and hrs., 400 A. at Maryland Point, Chas. County, purchased from Gilbert Clarke.
• To dau. Mary Mathews, wife of Ignatius Mathews, personalty.
• To grandson Thomas Mathews, to poor Catholics, William Hunter, Richard Hubbard, Francis Pennington, and Nicholas Genliek, personalty.

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Ignatius Mathews 19iA.107 A CH £166.15.10 £1.10.10 Dec 9 1699

• Payments to: John Clement.
• Administratrix/Executrix: wife (unnamed, relict of deceased), of Thomas Jameson

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Thomas Jameson 12.702 A CH £520.3.6 £372.19.6 Feb 13 1734

• Payments to: Dr. John Kirkwood, Dr. Brown, Robert Hanson, Jr., Sach. Romson, Benjamin Fendall, Thomas Bowling,
• Mary Jameson (widow, 1/3),
• Elisabeth Jameson (daughter, her portion),
• Ann Jameson (daughter, her portion),
• Dr. Brown & Mr. Fendall.
• Legatees: Thomas Jameson & each of his 7 children (unnamed),
• Martha Mathews & each of her 3 children (unnamed),
• Henry & Richard Jameson paid to their mother Elisabeth Jameson, accountant & his wife & each of their 4 children (unnamed).
• Executor (surviving): Marsham Queen

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This is concerning Jane's older half-sister, Mary whose first husband was Ignatius Matthews.

Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin; Summer 1993 Vol 34 No 3; Charles County Depositions by Robert W. Barnes Continued from vol. 34, no. 2, Page 182 CHLR = Charles County land records (followed by book:page).

Wharton, Jane, wife of Henry Wharton of St Mary's County, Gent., age 50, recorded 10 Oct. 1759; deponent swore to the deposition on 16 Jan. 1738/39, stated that on or about 10 Nov. 1698 she was personally present at the house of Mrs. Jane Doyne, and a certain Thomas Jameson married according to the rites of the Church of Rome, by the Rev. William Hunter, to the deponent's sister, Mary Matthews, and that on 25 Dec. 1699 she was personally present at the house of Thomas Jameson in Charles County, when her said sister Mary was delivered of her eldest son, Thomas Jameson, now living, and this deponent further saith that her brother-in-law Thomas Jameson during his intermarriage with her said sister went one or more times to England, and that she frequently heard him say that he was next heir to an estate in England, which he could not expect to enjoy, but he hoped it would come to some of his children. The said Thomas Jameson, brother-in-law of the deponent, departed on or about 18 Nov. 1733; CHLR G#3 :370.
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