Doyne - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: doyne

Doying — 2012-05-17 22:04:38Z

Hi Julia. This is the same mesage I just sent to Andrea who said she lives in Ireland. My husband, Ray, and I will be in Ireland in July, 2012. Ray's ancestor was Francis Doyne and we would love to meet some Doyne's while we are there. Could you give me information on your family for a possible contact? My email address is: bjdoying@directcon.net.
Barbara Doying (was Doyne)

Re: doyne

Doying — 2012-05-17 22:01:01Z

Hi Andrea. My husband, Ray, and I will be in Ireland in July, 2012. Ray's ancestor was Francis Doyne and we would love to meet some Doyne's while we are there. If you are interested in more about our family, and/or would like to meet us, my email address is: bjdoying@directcon.net.
Barbara Doying (was Doyne)

Re: John Doyne Dublin

deanne_upson — 2011-10-13 21:51:26Z

Hmmm....

Interesting!

My ancestor (g-g-g-grandfather), James Madison Doyne, son of John B. and Lucy (Eaton Sabin) Doyne (aka, Theodore Frelinghuysen Upson, adopted name), was connected to families on the East Coast USA. He married Anna Elizabeth Beach after the Civil War.

These are old families in the US, and very historic.

What are the connections???

Interesting!
Deanne Rose Upson

Re: John Doyne Dublin

deanne_upson — 2011-10-13 21:46:23Z

Hello,
My g-g-g-grandfather was James Madison Doyne (aka Theodore Frelinghuysen Upson, adopted name). His parents were John B. and Lucy (Eaton Sabin) Doyne. The resided in Indiana, USA, probably in Steuben County.
My great aunt traced the lineage back to Ireland, and claimed that by lineage James Madison Doyne was a prince of Ireland. ?!?!?! Huh!? Kinda hard to believe.
Nonetheless, from James Madison Doyne (aka T.F. Upson, "With Sherman to the Sea" book), here I am!
There is a picture of Theodore in his book, if you are interested, or you may find it on the internet. His book is well quoted online.
Kindest and Most Interested Regards,
Deanne Rose Upson

Dennis Doyne, Son of Joshua and Jane Doyne, St. Mary Co, MD, 1738

CindyMcC — 2011-06-09 16:01:26Z

DENNIS DOYNE SON OF JOSHUA AND JANE DOYNE ST MARY COUNTY, MD
Doyne, Jane,St. Mary's Co.,17th Oct., 1738;
5th Mch., 1738.
Testatrix states that her late husband Joshua Doyne, gent., had by his will made her residuary legatee of his estate; but had made no mention of 200 A. which he had formerly designed to give to his son Dennis. She therefore bequeaths said 200 A. to Joseph and hrs., second son of Jese Doyne, dec'd., (who was heir at law to Denis Doyne, afsd.), sd. 200 A. being on Ward's Run, pt. of tract of 600 A. bou. by afsd. husband of Madam Elizabeth Calvert and her son Charles.
To son Joshua, ex., his two children, Robert and Jane, and any other children he may have by his wife Anne, granddau. Hennerita Wharton, and Mary and Jane, daus. to Ethelbert Doyne, dec'd., sons Ignatius and Edward, and dau. Jane Wharton, personalty.
Test: James Boulter, Ann Sprett, James Thompson.
22. 81.

Re: doyne

JeannieLadybird — 2009-03-10 21:52:40Z

my grandmather was Annie Helen Doyne, born in Dublin 1872 (daughter of Thomas Doyne). Any help?

Jean

Re: John Doyne Dublin

Doying — 2008-10-01 22:53:25Z

I too am searching the Doyne surname in Ireland, trying to make the same connection that Alan Doyne is - to our Francis Doyne who came to the United States in the 1700's. I would appreciate any information you can give us the the Doyne's living in Ireland in the 1700's.
Thanks,
Barbara Doying
bjdoying@directcon.net

Re: John Doyne Dublin

AlanDoyne — 2008-10-01 22:19:27Z

Greetings,
We have traced our ancestry in America to Francis Doyne (or Doyen) who arrived here from Ulster in 1718. His descendants now exist in 3 branches: Doyne, Doyen and Doying. We are very interested in learning of ancestors/relatives (living or dead) in the Old Country. We are also involved in DNA testing for the purpose of geanealogical research. For more information, post here or email me at: aldoyne@sbcglobal.net.

Alan Doyne

Re: doyne

juliedoyne — 2008-09-22 21:47:27Z

I am Julie Doyne i live in England Yorkshire. I have a Andrea and Gavin relation nr Dublin many other uncles and aunts there too. Also one uncle in Canada

Re: doyne

andreadoyne — 2008-05-14 00:48:42Z

Hi My name is Andrea Doyne and I live in Ireland. Many of my relations live here too, England and Canada.

Re: John Doyne Dublin

andreadoyne — 2008-05-14 00:42:21Z

Hi, my name is Andrea Doyne and my fathers name is John Doyne. We live in Dublin Ireland and have many relations with the Doyne family living here, England and Canada.

I do not know too much information about my ancestors, about 150 years back or so.

I am very interested in talking with anyone that may have the Doyne background, so far there appears to only be a small amount of us.

Re: doyne

declanhmagee — 2008-01-09 10:00:43Z

I don't know whether you know this but the 1911 Census for dublin is now fully digitised. You can find all the Doynes living in Dublin by clicking the following link. http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/search/results.jsp?sur...

Once you click on a name, click the 'Household Return (Form A) Page 1 link which will be the most useful. My grandfather and his father are listed there. Let me know if this is of use.

Regards,
Declan

doyne

xxxdse — 2007-07-12 15:22:08Z

I am trying to trace my ancestors and I am seeking to connect with Doynes anywhere. I would be interested in any information you may have. What part of Ireland your family came from and any names and dates you may have?

Re: John Doyne Dublin

xxxdse — 2007-07-10 14:10:04Z

I am also trying the trace Doynes. My family lived in Westmeath and I can trace them back to 1843. Peter Doyne born that year married to Anne Murphy. They had 8 children. I know their names but don't know what happened to them. Have lots of information regarding Doynes from Carlow and Wexford but drawing a bit of a blank with the Westmeath Doynes. Anyone with any information would be a help. Tks. Joan Doyne

Dean Doyne

hessen4 — 2005-07-02 03:00:22Z

If you send me your e-mail address, I have an article on Dean Doan, which I can send you.
Janis

Doyne...the name

2004-09-05 02:34:00Z

My name is "Doyne" Greer. I currently reside in Dallas, Texas, and have for most of my life tried to get some backround on my name. All I can tell anyone is what my mother told me...I was supposedly named after a dentist from Manila, Arkansas...Do NOT know his last name...any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Thank You in Advance,

Doyne

Re: John Doyne Dublin

DavidSmyth04 — 2004-08-24 10:01:24Z

Tracey,
I grew up in Dublin and some of my best friends were named Doyne. You could look up the Dublin Area 01 Phone Directory on the internet and get an idea of how many Doynes are still in the Dublin area. Phone numbers and addresses are given in the Directory.
Good luck,
David

Re: John Doyne Dublin

2004-05-28 16:33:38Z

Hello Paul,

I just found a message you posted in April 2002, so don't know if you are still at this address or not. My husband's ancestor supposedly sailed from Ireland in the early 1700's with a Jacob Shute. His name was Francis Doyne/Doyen - found with both spellings. Two his grandsons moved to Canada and the name became Doying. We have been unable to find his roots in Ireland. Francis is said to have been a stow-away with Jacob Shute on a ship coming from Ulster, Ireland. Hunger eventually drove them from their hiding place and upon arrival in the New World they were sold into service to Captain Ebenezer Eastman in Haverhill, Massachusetts to pay for their passage. The tradition in the Shute family is that Jacob was a son of a "French Protestant, or Huguenot, who formerly resided in Paris; but, on revocation of the edict of Nantz, fled to Ireland to escape persecution. Jacob was born about 1702, and was apprenticed by his father to a stocking-weaver in Dublin." Assuming Francis was in the same situation, I am currently searching the Huguenot population in Dublin for him and his family.

Do you have any information that might help, or any idea where I should look?

Thank you sincerely,
Barbara Doying

Re: reverend Dean Doyne

jacquihogan — 2002-11-27 09:59:09Z

Duane - I wasn't aware of the connection with Dean Doyne. It sounds fascinating - have you any more info?

Re: John Doyne Dublin

2002-04-22 14:49:40Z

Hi there,

My name is Paul Doyne. I live in Dublin. My uncle's name's are Frank and John so there may be some connection.
You haven't given me any rough dates though, so I can't say for sure.
I've done some research on this subject in the past and I am happy to share this with you.
If you want to get in touch send an e-mail to:

doyne@iol.ie

L8r
Paul Doyne

Re: Jane Doyne

ByronKMarshall — 2002-01-05 04:38:12Z

Jane's brother Ethelbert is my line. M.L.Donnelly's book on Charles Co. has him marrying Jane Sanders Johnson before 5/13/1697; but Jane and Ethelbert's father -- Joshua -- left a will that clearly states that as of March 1698 Ethelbert was not yet 18.
Can anyone help with my Ethelbert?
Byron Marshall

Re: John Doyne Dublin

2001-09-19 16:38:16Z

My grandfather was John Doyne, I think the family was from Celbridge, he died c1930. His father was Thomas Doyne, d.1917 near the Somme. Any relation???

Re: Jane Doyne

2001-09-06 15:59:05Z

This is what I have:
1-William Doyne (abt 1610-)
sp: WHARTON (abt 1612-)
2-Joshua Doyne (1634-)
sp: Jane Sanders (1638-)
3-Jane Doyne (1660-1 Jun 1716)
sp: Thomas Swearingen (1665-1710)
4-Jane Swearingen (-)
4-Thomas Swearingen Jr. (-)
4-Van Swearingen (-)
4-Samuel Swearingen (-)
4-John Swearingen (1702-)
3-Elizabeth Doyne (1672-)
sp: George Calvert (abt 1668-bef 1739)
4-John Calvert (abt 1692-abt 1739)
sp: Jane MATTHEWS (-)
2-Robert Doyne (1654-1689)
sp: Mary Stone (1656-1682)
3-William Doyne (aft 1674-)
3-Wharton Doyne (aft 1674-)
3-Verlinda Doyne (1676-abt 1741)
sp: Samuel Taylor (-bef 1706)
4-Samuel Taylor (1699-1739)
sp: John Brown (-)
3-Sarah Doyne (aft 1674-bef 1711)
sp: William Hutchinson (-)
3-Eleanor Doyne (aft 1674-1705)
3-Mary Doyne (1683-1734)
sp: Nicholas Dawson (abt 1685-29 Jun 1727)
4-John M Dawson (1706-1764)
4-Thomas Dawson (1708-6 Jan 1796)
4-Nicholas Dawson (aft 1713-1803)
4-George Dawson (1716-bef 2 Jun 1783)
4-William Dawson (bef 1734-1756)
sp: Anne Burford (-)

Hope this helps

John Doyne Dublin

tracymary — 2001-07-11 23:28:39Z

Hello, I am trying to trace the Doyne name. I didn't think it would be that difficult as we know it is an unusual name.

I have never come across anyone with the same name.

Yet now I'm trying to trace it I'm getting no where!

My Dad was born in Dublin (Frank Doyne) his dad we think was John Doyne. His mothers name was Elizabeth Lynam. They both died within weeks of each other when he and his brother Danny were only a few years old.

They were brought up in the coomb by the Aspels. if anyone has any info could they please let me know.

Thank you
Tracy

doyne

sharonschultz66 — 2001-07-11 19:46:59Z

I have same info. Do you have any more?
sharon@n-link.com

Doyne

cadelman7145 — 2001-06-22 19:32:28Z

Hi Jim, we have information abt. Jane Doyne;her father Joshua Doyne Mother Jane Sanders,Grandfather;William Doyne and g.mother Sarah Wharton but no sources for this information, as it was given to us. Coild you give me a source of any kind? We sure would appreciate it. Email cjamgram@yahoo.com Thanks

Doyne

cadelman7145 — 2001-06-22 19:32:28Z

Do you have dates for the people I listed in my message? If not let me know and i'll send them. I don't get on this sight very often so you can E mail me at cjamgram@yahoo.com

Doyne

jeanrice — 2001-06-22 17:38:41Z

Hi, I am not sure if the "Carlow" in Mrs. C. Doyne's Kelvingrove, Carlow address refers to some area of Queen's Co. (Laois) or to Co. Carlow. Why don't you post a query at both Laois and Carlow Query websites asking about that address, then post an addendum here on what you find. I can tell you that she was a major landowner and that in 1876 her property (1,655 acres) was valued at 904 pounds 15 shillings, which seems to reflect good land.

For birth, christening, marriage data, please check the Microfiched IGI Index for Ireland at your local Family History Center - see my note at this webpage regarding Gibby.

Jean

Dean Doyne

2001-05-18 14:09:57Z

Janis,

You can e-mail me at DERWOODSILLERY@AOL.COM,
with any info or articles on Dean Doyne.
Thanks for the reply.

reverend Dean Doyne

2000-11-27 12:12:27Z

One of my ancestors was a Charles Doyne Sillery, a poet contempary of Sir Walter Scott. This Charles Doyne Sillery's grandfather, Anthony, was married to a Jane Brett, whose ancestor was a reverend Dean Doyne from county Carlow. Apparently every generation of my family has someone with Doyne in the middle name, which apparently originated from this reverend Dean Doyne. Does anyone know of this Dean Doyne ?

Reply to Jane

2000-05-02 05:54:46Z

Jim, I've seen your name before. Are you the one that compiles ancestry books???? I don't think I know the Jane Doyne you are referring to.

Jane Doyne

2000-05-01 19:35:39Z

Daphne,
Good to hear from you. I'm not sure about Jane's middle name. I've seen her last name written out as Hyde-Doyne and Doyne-Hyde. I've also seen her whole written as Jane Hyde Doyne. I believe her mothers maiden name was Sanders and her Grandmothers was Wharton, so I'm not sure where the Hyde comes from. I'd be really interested in talking to you. Address is c-jwatt@email.msn.com

Jim

Your message

2000-04-28 12:42:43Z

Do you have more specific information on Jane Doyne. Is Jane the first name? Is there a middle name?

Jane Doyne

2000-02-07 20:55:59Z

Is anyone out there? Seeking info on Jane Doyne's Ancestry. Can go back to grandfather, born 1610 in Carrichfergus, Ireland. Jane was born between 1660-1669 in Maryland. Married Thomas Van Swearingen 1686.

Mrs. C. Doyne

1999-10-15 12:00:00Z

My name is Michael Doyne. I'm researching my family name. I would very much appreciate any information.

Thanks!