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Doyne, Jane,St. Mary's County, 17th Oct., 1738; 5th Mch., 1738.
Testatrix states that her late husband Joshua Doyne, gent., had by his will made her residuary legatee of his estate; but had made no mention of 200 A. which he had formerly designed to give to his son Dennis. She therefore bequeaths said 200 A. to Joseph and hrs., second son of Jese Doyne, dec'd., (who was heir at law to Denis Doyne, afsd.), sd. 200 A. being on Ward's Run, pt. of tract of 600 A. bou. by afsd. husband of Madam Elizabeth Calvert and her son Charles.
To son Joshua, ex., his two children, Robert and Jane, and any other children he may have by his wife Anne, granddau. Hennerita Wharton, and Mary and Jane, daus. to Ethelbert Doyne, dec'd., sons Ignatius and Edward, and dau. Jane Wharton, personalty.
Test: James Boulter, Anne Sprett, James Thompson. 22. 81.
Joshua Doyne was Ethelbert Doyne's father. Ethelbert's mother was Jane Matthews, the daughter of Thomas Matthews and Jane Cockshutt. (Joshua was also married to Barbara Dennis, ?daughter/sister of Edmund and Anne Dennis) These are the wills of Joshua and Jane (Matthews) Doyne.
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Doyne, Joshua,St. Mary's County, 10th Mch., 1697; 16th Aug., 1698.
To wife Jane, extx., "Bachelor's Hope" and "Derby's Plantation" during life; also 400 A., "Notley's Addition," during minority of son Ethelbert.
To son Jesse and hrs., 500 A., part of "Jimns Sarah" in Dorehester County, and 200 A. at Nanjemy, Chas. County, being part of tract bought of Madam Eliza: Calvert and her son Charles Calvert.
To son William and hrs., 200 A. and plantation at Nanjemy, purehased as above.
To son William and hrs., 550 A., "Range," at hd. of Ingrams Ck., Dorchester Co.
To son Ethelbert and hrs., 400 A., "Notley's Addition" afsd., in Chaptico, purchased from Lord Baltimore; also 500 A., residue of "Jimna Sarah" afsd.
To son Joshus and hrs., 200 A.,"St. Bernard's." nr. Portobacco, and 300 A., "Batchelor's Hope"; also 3 lots in Indian Town.
To son Ignatins, personalty.
To son Edward Aloysins and hrs., 380 A., "Beverly's Week," purchased of Jno. Suttle.
To dau. Jane and hrs., 316 A. nr. hd. of Piscataway Ck., Prince George's County, purchased from Jno. Wheeler.
Sons to be of age at 18 yrs. Dau. Jane to be of age at 16 yrs. and to be in charge of her mother.
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.
In event of death of any of testator's child. by his first wife Barbara, survivors by that marriage to inherit deceased's portion, and in event of death of any child. by second wife Jane, survivors of that marriage to inherit deceased's portion.
Wife Jane, extx. and residuary legatee.
Trustees: Clement Hill, Luke Gardner, Clement Hill, Jr.
Test: Jno. Clarke, Cornclius Branham, Peter Johnson, Thos. Melton, Jr.
By codicil of same date testator annuls all deeds of gift he may have made. 6. 169.
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber F, Page 242
15 Jan 1676/7; Deed of Gift from Jane Matthews, relict of Thomas Matthews, Gent., to her 5 children, Ignatius, William, Victoria, Jane and Anne; ex. William Boarman of St. Mary's County, Gent.; /s/ Jane Matthews; wit. Rando. Brandt
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Charles County Circuit Court Liber H, Page 45
9 Sep 1678; Deed of Gift from John Breade, Gent., to his wife Jane Breade and Ignatius, William, Victoria, Jane, and Anne Matthews, sons and daughters of my wife Jane and Thomas Matthews, her late husband; for 5s paid by William Boaremen of St. Mary's Co. and Henry Adames, Gent., in behalf of my wife and her said children; all the land, buildings, servants, slaves, stock of hoggs, cattle, horses and other goods; /s/ John Breade; wit. Edmond Donnie, John Lemaire
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Adams, Henry, Portobacco, Chas. County, 13th Oct., 1684; 9th July, 1686.
To {God} dau. Jane Mathews, and hrs., 200 A. on East side Potomac R.
to brother Ignatius Causeene, personalty.
to sons and daus. of Thomas Mathews, Ignatius Williams, and An____, personalty,
Exs.: Leonard., Robert., and Francis Greene,
Dec'd died a Roman Catholic.
Test: Meneral Hulse, Robt. Thomas, Jas. Turner. 4.204
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Charles County Land Records, Liber M#2 Page 265.
At the request of Mr. Igna Doyne of CC, the following deed [of gift] was recorded this Oct 15, 1731.
I, Jane Doyne of St Mary's County, widow, for the motherly love I have for my son, Igna Doyne of CC and for divers other good causes, I give him all that parcel of land in CC, commonly called St Bernard, bounded by the mouth:of a little creek called St Bernards Cr, and running north by the river side [unnamed], the land of Lucas Mathews formerly Cockshuts, containing about 200 acres. Signed Sep 22, [no year stated] - Jane Doyne. Wit - Geo Dent*, Thos Thompson, Susanna Mathews. This deed was acknowledged by Mrs. Jane Doyne.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1660 - 1739 (~ 79 years)