Edward Baynes

Died 1670 in Dublin, Ireland

Biography

He was the Nonconformist minister of St. John's parish. As a non conformist he did not accept the Church of England or Ireland.

The Royal Exchange of the city [Dublin] ... appears to have stood in Winetavern-street in 1629, and the King's Bench office was located in a place here known in 1646 as the "Magazine," which contained five other houses, in one of which a society of Dissenters, formed by the Rev. Edward Baynes, used to hold their meetings in the reign of Charles II. ^[1]

Edward married Mary Preston in 1661.

Marriage Licence ^[2]

Banes, Edward and Mary Preston

He died in 1670. ^[3]

Baynes, Edward, [Dublin], clerk, Will dated 1670

Sources

1. ↑ A history of the city of Dublin by Sir John Thomas Gilbert, Publication date 1861, Pg 157, 311
2. ↑ Record set Deputy Keeper Of Ireland, Index To The Act Or Grant Books, And To Original Wills, Of The Diocese Of Dublin 1272-1858 (26th, 30th And 31st Reports, 1894, 1899)
3. ↑ Eustace, P. Beryl. “Index of Will Abstracts in the Genealogical Office, Dublin.” Analecta Hibernica, no. 17 (1949): 145–348. http://www.jstor.org/stable/25511851.Pg 170

• A genealogical and heraldic history of the landed gentry of Ireland by Sir Bernard Burke and Arthur Charles Fox-Davies, Publication date 1912, Family: Preston of Swainston