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also said to be Jane Green d/o Leonard Green and Prudence See EFSM Vol 1.
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=== research notes from Linda Reno
11/1774-2/1775: Deposition of Mrs. Jean Doyne, age 64. This places Jane's dob about 1711 and Prudence Cooper didn't marry Leonard Green until sometime between 1728-1731
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Charles County MD Will Book 1777-1780; Page 190.
Jane Doyne's Will. Jul 11, 1778.
I, Jane Doyne of CC, am sick and weak of body, but of sound and perfect mind and memory. First, I want my just debts paid.
To my daughter Mary Anne Scott - my yoke of oxen.
To my son Robert Doyne - my desk.
To my daughter Eleanor Doyne - all goods and chattels that is my property, except a bed that I will to Joseph Doyne.
Executor: my daughter Eleanor.
Signed Mar 30, 1778 - Jane (|| her mark) Doyne.
Wit - Joseph Sanders, Richard (X his mark) Maddox.
Probated Jul 11, 1778 by both witnesses
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Charles County MD Will Book 1777-1780; Page 190.
On Jul 11, 1778, letters testamentary were granted on the estate of Jane Doyne, late of CC, decd, to Eleanor Doyne, the executrix. Securities = Jesse Doyne and Robert Doyne of CC. Bond = 1000 £Appraisers: Ign Simpson and Edward Sanders. On Sep 26, 1778, the inventory was recd, appraised, amounting to 86 £2 shillings 8 pence
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Charles County MD Will Book 1777-1780; Page 224 .
Jane Doyn's Inventory. September 26, 1778_
The inventory of the goods and chattels of Mrs. Joan Doyne of CC, deceased. Appraised on July 16, 1778.
Includes: 1 Negro Women Kate, 48 years old; three horses,
eight sheep, one yoke of oxen, 12 hogs; one best bed and furniture, one old ditto. Total: 86 £2 shillings 8 pence. Signed - Igna. Simpson, Edward Sanders.
Creditors: John Day Scott, Zeph Frankling,
Kin: Mary Ann Scott, Sarah Doyne.
Proved on September 26, 1778 by Eleanor Doyne, executrix of sd Jane Doyne, late of CC, deceased.
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Charles County MD Will Book 1777-1780; Page 375.
Jane Doyne's Final Account. Jun 26, 1779.
The account of Eleanor Doyne, Executrix of Jane Doyne, late of CC, decd.
Debts include: the inventory of the decd's estate, exhibited into Orphan Court on Sep 26, 1778, amounting to 86 £2 shillings 8 pence; a tobacco note found in the decdrs house. The Whole Amount: 139 £5 shillings 10 pence.
Disbursements went to Zephaniah Frankling; John Day Scott; Doctor Gustavus Brown; John Gwinn for Clerks Fees; Walter Hanson, Register for letters and recording will and for recording inventory and for stating, passing, and recording this account; Benjamin Cawood, Collector, for assessment, 1778. Balance to be disposed according to the deceased's will: 103 £7 shillings 8 pence.
Final Account: 139 £5 shillings 10 pence.
Securities: Jesse Doyne and Robert Doyne of CC-
Proved on Jun 26, 1779 by afd Eleanor Doyne.
DOYNE, ROBERT, Charles Co. 11 Jun, 1760; 8 Jul, 1760
To Mary Livous, 1/3 pt. of tract being pt. of Green's Inheritance, during her life.
To Clarehilder Green, dau. of Francis Green, whom I purchased the said land of, one tract being pt, of Green's Inheritance, and If the said Clowtilder Green should die without Issue before she is age 21, then the land to be divided between my son Robert Doyne and Benedict Green., son of Francis Green; if either should die without Issue, to the one who does survive.
To my wife, 200 A. where dwelling plantation now is, being pt. of Pornting (Poynton) Manor.
To eldest son Jessee Doyne, tract where Mary Sives (Livers) now lives, and the said tract where I now dwell after decease of his mother, It all being pt. of Pointing Mannor; tract at the Eastern Shore In Dorchester County, called Timnashara.
To young. son Robert Doyne, all that tract. whereon my bro. now dwells, 181 A. Bro's. widow should have the use of 1/2 of the said tract of land that I give son Robert Doyne, and I desire it to be the half of said tract that adjoins to the said land where Barton Stone now dwells, with the dwelling house where said widow now lives,, which land is pt. of Pointer's Mannor,
Mentioned: daus. Sarah, Jane,, Simes and Elizabeth Brent Doyne,
To son Robert Doyne, tract called Beaches Land, lying In Virginia In Stafford County, which contains 520 A to be sold.
Desire Roger Smith and Joshua Sanders to sell said tract, proceeds to be divided between eldest daus. as follows: Mary Simes, Sarah, Jane, Mary Anne and Elenor Doyne. Desire Roger Smith and Joshua Sanders have the management of the money. I gave my two daus, Mary Anne and Elinor, to dispose of It for the use of said children.
To grand-son Robert Doyne Simes, some slaves.
To daus. Sarah and Jane Doyne, certain slaves.
To son Jessee Doyne, balance of personalty,
Son Jesse Doyne, ex. of chattles, except that land In Virginia.
Wit: Mingo (or Mungo) Muschett, Charles Sanders, Mary Smith. 31, 45
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Mr. Robert Doyne 74.71 CH £453.6.7 Feb 16 1761 Mar 24 1761
Appraisers: William Neale, Barker Brooke.
Creditors: John Semple, Ignatius Semmes.
Next of kin: Jean Derham, Elisabeth Pill.
Executor: Jesse Doyne.
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Leonard Green 13.74 A CH £273.13.1 E£49.3.1 May 7 1735
Sureties: Thomas Saunders, Robert Doyne.
Received from: Daniel McDonauld, Samuel Jones, John Gold.
Payments to: Thomas Matthews, Adam Head, Patrick Connerly, Daniel McDaniel, Dr. Brown, Francis Clements, George Harley, Alexander Maclaran, Robert Davis, Giles Green, Giles Zebeddee, Archibald Campbell, executor of John Eburnethy, Richard Speak, Alexlins Semmes, Samuel Adams, Francis Green, Mary Gambrell, William Bent, John Thompson, Alexander McPherson, Thomas Sonders, Matthew Yoakley, John Miles, Christopher Lunn, Francis Adams, John Haggathy.
Executrix: Prudence Green.
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Joseph Doyne 67.503 CH £10.14.3 Aug 20 1759 Oct 6 1759
Appraisers: William Hanson, Gerard Fowke.
Creditors: Hugh Mitchell, Ignatius Sommers.
Next of kin: Mary Smith, Mary Simes.
Administrators: Robert Doyne, Jean Doyne.
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GREEN, PRUDENCE, Charles Co. widow 27 Sep 1757; 21 Nov 1757
To dau. Jane Doyne, wife of Robert Doyne, Negro boy called Thomas.
To dau. Mary Livers exclusive of her husband. James Livers, who shall have no power to give or dispose of or intermeddle with the same, Negro man Thomas and wife Elizabeth with my 'three Negro children, Cicely, William and Ann, beds and furniture. After decease of dau & Mary Livers, the property to go to her dau. Anne Livers. That; Mary In no way be liable to her husband's debits or incumbrances,
To son Francis Green, Negro woman Jane, bed and other.
To grandau. Mary Saunders, mare.
To grandaus, Jane Sanders and Elizabeth Sanders, heifer a pieces
To grandaus., Mary Sanders, Jane Saunders and Elizabeth Sanders, Negro man Edward and three chairs, bed and furniture.
To grand dau. Mary Simms,, steer.
To grand dau. Sarah Doyne, heifer.
To all grand children not mention, sum of 4 shillings.
To grand dau. Jane Doyne, wife of Robert Doyne, heifer,
To grand dau. Anne Liver my three Negroes, Priscllla, Henrietta and James, and cattle.
To son Francis Green and dau. Mary Livers remainder of estate,
Son Francis Green and dau. Nary Livers, exs.
Wit: Thomas Sanders, John Sanders, Virlinder Clements, 30, 393
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GREEN, FRANCIS, Youngest, Charles Co. 20 Apr, 1759; 18 Jul, 1759
Wife: Charity
Children: Clantreden (Clotilda),
Nephew: Robert Doyne, son of Robert Doyne.
Niece: Elizabeth Brendt Doyne, dau. of Robert.
Sisters: Mary Livers, and Jane Doyne.
Guardian: Mary Livers and Jane Doyne for Clotilda.
Extx: Charity Green.
wit: William Seth, Mary Simmes and Edward Simmes, Sarah Doyne. 30.696
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Francis Green, Jr. 67.508 CH £175.6.8 Aug 13 1759 Oct 10 1759
Appraisers: Samuel Turner, Sr., William Combs, (also William Coomes
Creditors: John Semple, Ignatius Simmes.
Next of kin: Mary Lines (?) Jean Doyne.
Executrix: Charity Green.
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HUDSON [Hodgson], ELIZABETH, Charles Co, 6 Apr, 1759; 1 Jan, 1761
To son Philip Hudson, slaves,, furniture, including one table that Thomas Thompson made for me.
To son Richard Hudson, my hand mill.
To son William Hudgson,
To dau. Elizabeth Davis, 5 s. current money of Maryland.
To dau, Johanna Hudghson, 3 slaves.
Extx: Johanna Hudghson.
Wit: Robert and Jane Doyne, Youngest, 31.274
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Abt 1711 - 1778 (~ 67 years)