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James was born in 1716. He was a farmer of Cartrons, Co. Roscommon, Ireland.
He married firstly Elizabeth Whitelock or Willock after 1738.[1][2] James was listed in the 1749 Census Of Elphin as living at Oxhill with three children under the age of 14 but no wife. A deed of the following year states that she is dead.[3]
Only two children of this marriage are were alive as of July 1751:[4]George who died unmarried; and Anne who married Richard Phibbs.[1]
He married secondly Hannah, the daughter of Edward Wynne, in July 1751 (it was agreed that a marriage should be had and solemnised between the said James Peyton and Hannah Wynne before the twenty third day of the said month July (1751)).[4] They had:[1]
James died in 1790.
There is a record that the family of Peyton, formerly Malet of Peyton Hall in Suffolk, owned Cartrons, Co. Roscommon.
From the Wynn Genealogical Society
JOHN WYNNE, Esq., was of that place 1695. His son, Col. JOHN WYNNE, had three sons - (1) EDWARD, of Tubberpatrick, died in 1728, leaving a daughter, HANNAH WYNNE, m. 1753, JAMES PEYTON, Esq., of Cartons, same co.; (2) OWEN, Captain of Dragoons; (3) Rev. JOHN, Rector of Ardbraccan, co. Meath.
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