Edmund D'Oyley, born in 1568, Shotesham St. Mary, Norfolk, England, Buried 12 Oct 1612.
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Edmund D'Oyly, of Pond Hall and Shottisham, who was High Sheriff for Norfolk in 1604, and married 1st Anne, daughter of Sir John Goodwin, of Winchindon, in Bucks., by whom he had a son, Henry, who died young, and a daughter Elizabeth, married to Charles Vesey, of Hintlesham ; and 2ndly Katherine, daughter of Sir Henry Nevill, of Bilhngbere, in Berks., by Elizabeth his wife, daughter and heir of Sir John Gresham, of London, by Francis his wife, daughter and coheir of Sir Henry Thwaites, of Lound on the Woldes, in Yorkshire. Sir Henry Nevill was a member of the Privy Council to Hen. VIII. and Edw. VI., and brother to Edward, Lord Abergavenny.
Edmund D'Oyly on his marriage settled the Manors of Pondhall, Toppesfield Hall, and Cosford Hall in jointure, and an annuity of 200 marks a year out of other property, the whole jointure being estimated at 1,000 marks. He was buried 12th Oct. 1612, and the manor passed to his son and heir. Sir Henry D'Oyly.
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Just following up the potential merge of this profile with D’Oyley-30. I’m not sure if I’ve interpreted your comment below correctly, but it is possible to merge into the D’Oyly spelling. It is best to get agreement first from the pms of both profiles, but once that is done, one profile is edited to the preferred LNAB and the other profile is merged into that one. Hope that makes sense! Do you consider D’Oyly is the most appropriate LNAB? It does seem to be the name used on most of the sources. Thanks, Gillian
D'Oyly is the preferred spelling, though D'Oyley, Doyley, etc. are found in places to confuse the issue.
Eric