Individual Details
Ignatius Doyne
(Abt 1698 - Bef 15 Jul 1763)
Notes:
Abstracts of Maryland Wills by Carson Gibb
http://www.msa.md.gov/msa/stagser/s500/s538/html/s538-31.html
Liber 31, folio 982
19 July 1763
DOYNE, IGNATIUS, Charles Co.
To my son-in-law William Leigh & my dau. Leigh, for life, St. Barnards, which I live on, except the part on the other side of the swamp adj. Wm. Mathews.
To my grddau. Dorothy Leigh, sd. land, but if my dau. Suffiah have a son by sd. Wm. Leigh, sd. land to him, but if she not have an heir that lives to maturity, sd. land to my grdson Joseph Taney; I also give [to my grddau. Dorothy ?], negro boy Charles, s. o. Monica.
My grdson John Brooke may be paid what is due him from his father's e. in negro kind out of my negroes in Calvert Co. (except negro Charles & negro Jak), provided he live to age 21 & return to this country not in holy orders.
To my son Joseph Doyne, for life yearly, L 3.10 sterl.
To my grddau. Ann Mattingly if she live to age 16, negro girl Agnes.
To my grddau. Dorothy Mattingly if she live to age 16, negro boy Sam.
To my dau. Jane Taney, all she owes me.
To my grddau. Dorothy Leigh, negro girl Philis.
To my grdson Thomas Taney, negro girl Sal, d. o. Monica.
To my dau. Ann Brook, a cow & calf.
Extr: sd. son-in-law William Leigh.
Witn: Roger Smith, Jos[eph] Thompson, Blair Posey.
15 Aug. 1763, sworn to by all 3 witn., the heir at law being beyond sea.
Maryland Calendar Of Wills 1759-1764; Volume 12; Family Line Publications Westminster, Maryland 21157; 1992, p. 202
DOYNE, IGNATIUS, Charles Co. 19 Jul, 1763; 15 Aug, 1763
To son-in-law William Leigh, and dau. Leigh, tract of land I now live on, during their lives, called St Barnard's, reserving adjoining land of Wm. Mathews.
To grand-dau. Dorothy Leigh, land I now live on called St Barnard's, in case dau. Suffiah never have a son by son-in-law Wm. Leigh, but if she shd. have, I bequeath all land to that son, but If she shd. not have an hrs. then above lands to grand-son Joseph Taney.
To son Monica, slave.
To grand-son John Brooke, payment of his pt. of estate due from his father's estate, is to say in slaves due him out of my slaves, that I have in Calvert Co.; balance that remains of slaves of mine in Calvert Co., which sd. gift I give on these conditions: that if he arrives to the age of 21 and comes back to this country, and not in Holy Orders.
To son Joseph Doyne, 3 #. 10 s. sterl. money.
To grand-dau. Ann Mattingly, if she lives to age 16, some slaves; Wm. Leigh and his wife having the use of this slave till Ann Mattingly arrives at age 16.
To grand-dau. Dorothy Mattingly, when she arrives at age 16, some slaves.
To dau. Jane Taney, the debts she owes me.
To grand-dau. Dorothy Leigh, some slaves.
To grand-son Thomas Taney, slaves.
To dau. Ann Brook, some cattle.
Remainder of personalty to dau. Suffiah Leigh.
Grand-son Joseph Taney, to become hr. to my land St Barnard.
Ex:: Son-in-law Wm. Leigh.
Wit: Roger Smith, Joseph Thompson, Blain Posey. 31. 982
Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin; Spring 1984 Vol 25 No 2; Charles County, MD: Probate Records and Inventories Part II 1753-1779; Transcribed by Ruth King and Carol Mitchell [Extracted from LDS microfilm #13741/3375-05. The first number is the page or folio number for the beginning of the document (spelling is as read) (the date is that of the Inventory) Charles County Maryland Probate Records, Inventories, Book 1753-1766
382: Ignatius Doyne-12 Dec 1763-Mary Semmes & Sarah Doyne nearest of kin-William Leigh Exec
Abstracts of the Inventories of the Prerogative Court; Libers 81-90; 1763-1766; V. L, Skinner, Jr.; Brookeville, Maryland 20833; May 1989; p. 24
Ignatius Doyne 83.39 CH £899.9.0 Dec 12 1763 Feb 21 1764
Appraisers: Roger Smith, Ignatius Simmes.
Creditors: John Semple, Ignatius Semmes.
Next of kin: Mary Semmes, Sarah Doyne.
Executor: William Leigh.
Mary Semmes was his nephew Robert's daughter. Sarah Doyne was his niece, she was Joshua's daughter.
p. 136, TLC Genealogy, Charles County Land Records, 1729-1733; Book 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.
p. 21, TLC Genealogy, Charles Co Land Records 1752-1756; Liber A#3 (AKA A#1 1/2)
Page 108 (94). I, Ignatius Doine, of CC, planter, for the natural love I have for my 2 granddaughters, Ann Mattingly and Elizabeth Doyne Mattingly, and for divers other good causes, I give them a Negro girl named Elizabeth and her increase, to be equally divided between them. Signed May 11, 1753 - I. Doyne. Wit - Geo. Dent, Margfc Gostin. Recorded May 11, 1753.
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Abstracts of Maryland Wills by Carson Gibb
http://www.msa.md.gov/msa/stagser/s500/s538/html/s538-31.html
Liber 31, folio 982
19 July 1763
DOYNE, IGNATIUS, Charles Co.
To my son-in-law William Leigh & my dau. Leigh, for life, St. Barnards, which I live on, except the part on the other side of the swamp adj. Wm. Mathews.
To my grddau. Dorothy Leigh, sd. land, but if my dau. Suffiah have a son by sd. Wm. Leigh, sd. land to him, but if she not have an heir that lives to maturity, sd. land to my grdson Joseph Taney; I also give [to my grddau. Dorothy ?], negro boy Charles, s. o. Monica.
My grdson John Brooke may be paid what is due him from his father's e. in negro kind out of my negroes in Calvert Co. (except negro Charles & negro Jak), provided he live to age 21 & return to this country not in holy orders.
To my son Joseph Doyne, for life yearly, L 3.10 sterl.
To my grddau. Ann Mattingly if she live to age 16, negro girl Agnes.
To my grddau. Dorothy Mattingly if she live to age 16, negro boy Sam.
To my dau. Jane Taney, all she owes me.
To my grddau. Dorothy Leigh, negro girl Philis.
To my grdson Thomas Taney, negro girl Sal, d. o. Monica.
To my dau. Ann Brook, a cow & calf.
Extr: sd. son-in-law William Leigh.
Witn: Roger Smith, Jos[eph] Thompson, Blair Posey.
15 Aug. 1763, sworn to by all 3 witn., the heir at law being beyond sea.
Maryland Calendar Of Wills 1759-1764; Volume 12; Family Line Publications Westminster, Maryland 21157; 1992, p. 202
DOYNE, IGNATIUS, Charles Co. 19 Jul, 1763; 15 Aug, 1763
To son-in-law William Leigh, and dau. Leigh, tract of land I now live on, during their lives, called St Barnard's, reserving adjoining land of Wm. Mathews.
To grand-dau. Dorothy Leigh, land I now live on called St Barnard's, in case dau. Suffiah never have a son by son-in-law Wm. Leigh, but if she shd. have, I bequeath all land to that son, but If she shd. not have an hrs. then above lands to grand-son Joseph Taney.
To son Monica, slave.
To grand-son John Brooke, payment of his pt. of estate due from his father's estate, is to say in slaves due him out of my slaves, that I have in Calvert Co.; balance that remains of slaves of mine in Calvert Co., which sd. gift I give on these conditions: that if he arrives to the age of 21 and comes back to this country, and not in Holy Orders.
To son Joseph Doyne, 3 #. 10 s. sterl. money.
To grand-dau. Ann Mattingly, if she lives to age 16, some slaves; Wm. Leigh and his wife having the use of this slave till Ann Mattingly arrives at age 16.
To grand-dau. Dorothy Mattingly, when she arrives at age 16, some slaves.
To dau. Jane Taney, the debts she owes me.
To grand-dau. Dorothy Leigh, some slaves.
To grand-son Thomas Taney, slaves.
To dau. Ann Brook, some cattle.
Remainder of personalty to dau. Suffiah Leigh.
Grand-son Joseph Taney, to become hr. to my land St Barnard.
Ex:: Son-in-law Wm. Leigh.
Wit: Roger Smith, Joseph Thompson, Blain Posey. 31. 982
Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin; Spring 1984 Vol 25 No 2; Charles County, MD: Probate Records and Inventories Part II 1753-1779; Transcribed by Ruth King and Carol Mitchell [Extracted from LDS microfilm #13741/3375-05. The first number is the page or folio number for the beginning of the document (spelling is as read) (the date is that of the Inventory) Charles County Maryland Probate Records, Inventories, Book 1753-1766
382: Ignatius Doyne-12 Dec 1763-Mary Semmes & Sarah Doyne nearest of kin-William Leigh Exec
Abstracts of the Inventories of the Prerogative Court; Libers 81-90; 1763-1766; V. L, Skinner, Jr.; Brookeville, Maryland 20833; May 1989; p. 24
Ignatius Doyne 83.39 CH £899.9.0 Dec 12 1763 Feb 21 1764
Appraisers: Roger Smith, Ignatius Simmes.
Creditors: John Semple, Ignatius Semmes.
Next of kin: Mary Semmes, Sarah Doyne.
Executor: William Leigh.
Mary Semmes was his nephew Robert's daughter. Sarah Doyne was his niece, she was Joshua's daughter.
p. 136, TLC Genealogy, Charles County Land Records, 1729-1733; Book 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.
p. 21, TLC Genealogy, Charles Co Land Records 1752-1756; Liber A#3 (AKA A#1 1/2)
Page 108 (94). I, Ignatius Doine, of CC, planter, for the natural love I have for my 2 granddaughters, Ann Mattingly and Elizabeth Doyne Mattingly, and for divers other good causes, I give them a Negro girl named Elizabeth and her increase, to be equally divided between them. Signed May 11, 1753 - I. Doyne. Wit - Geo. Dent, Margfc Gostin. Recorded May 11, 1753.
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
Not all information verified and/or documented. Not all are my direct line (only those denoted by *). Please use this as a guide and contact the source for more information. I am actively making updates and corrections and reposting the information. With
Events
| Birth | Abt 1698 | Charles Co., MD | |||
| Marriage | Bef 14 Aug 1717 | Charles Co, Md - Elizabeth Craycroft | |||
| Death | Bef 15 Jul 1763 | Charles Co, Md |  |
Families
| Spouse | Elizabeth Craycroft (1698 - 1763) |
| Child | Jane Doyne (1721 - 1764) |
| Child | Sophia Doyne (1725 - 1763) |
| Father | Joshua Doyne , Capt. (1634 - 1698) |
| Mother | Jane Matthews (1664 - 1719) |
| Sibling | Joshua Doyne (1686 - 1743) |
| Sibling | Jane Doyne (1688 - 1738) |
| Sibling | Edward Aloysius Doyne ( - 1748) |
| Sibling | Joshua Doyne ( - 1727) |
Endnotes
1. Maryland Calandar of Wills, Vol 12.