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     Jack Dowsett was born in 1915 or 1918.
     Jack Dowsett and Norah Edna Bullett's marriage was registered in the quarter ending December 1940 in Surrey.
     Jack died in 1986 or 1998. He could be either the one who died March 1988 (born 11 Aug 1915) or April 1986 (born 1 Sep 1918) or even July 2002 (born 13 Nov 1922).

     Ann Doyle was born in 1785. She was the daughter Rev Nicholas Milley Doyle and Anna Dunbar. She was the daughter of Rev Nicholas Milley Doyle.
     Ann Doyle married Francis Massey Wheeler in 1800.
     Ann died on 7 May 1848 in HIg Street, Camden, England.

     Bessie Doyle was the daughter of Rev Nicholas Milley Doyle.

     Bridget Doyle married Alfred F Rich in 1845 in New South Wales. This marriage is assumed.

     Catherine Doyle was born say 1725 in Kilkenny or Kildare, Ireland. She was the daughter of Charles Doyle and Elizabeth Milley.
     Catherine Doyle married Rev Thomas Bushe. Her husband's name looks like Robt Burke on the original ms pedigree.

     Charles Doyle was born before 1745 in Kilkenny or Kildare, Ireland. He was the son of Charles Doyle and Elizabeth Milley.
     Charles and Dunbar Doyle were educated from 15 June 1751 in the Quaker School, Ballitore, Kildare.
     Charles served in the Royal Navy.

     Charles Doyle was born circa 1700.
     Charles Doyle married Elizabeth Milley, daughter of Rev Nicholas Milley and Catherine Dunbar.
     Charles died in 1769 in Bramblestown, Dungarvan, Kilkenny, Ireland.
     His will was proved in 1770 in the Prerogative Court of Armagh.

     Charles Doyle was the son of Rev Nicholas Milley Doyle.

     Dunbar Doyle was the son of Charles Doyle and Elizabeth Milley.
     Dunbar and Charles Doyle were educated from 15 June 1751 in the Quaker School, Ballitore, Kildare.

     Elizabeth Maria Doyle was born on 9 July 1831 in Ulinbawn, Sackville Reach, co. Cumberland, New South Wales, Australia. She was the daughter o fCyrus M Doyle of Mid Lorn. Her grandfather was Andrew Doyle who was bapt at St Catherine's, Meath St, Dublin 29 Nov 1774. He was convicted for having in his possession paper with the watermark of the Bank of Ireland, 3 Dec 1801 and transported to Australia per "Rolla" 12 May 1803. His wife Sophia Isabella Norris and children Cyrus Matthew (born 27 Nov 1793 at Palmerstown, Ireland), Lousia (b.1795/6) & Edmund (b.1799) came free with him. He was an engraver & calico printer in Dublin and was employed by Gov King drawing shrubs & natural curiosities for Sir Joseph Banks in the colonies. [Peter Doyle] Her father Cyrus firstly Frances Biggers 18 Oct 1814 (who died 13 July 1827) and had 5 children, then married secondly on Jan 1 1828 at St John's Parramatta, having issue - Alfred John b. 20 Nov 1829, Elizabeth Maria & Louis Patrick born 24 March 1834. Cyrus died 16 Mar 1855. She was christened on 15 August 1831 in Sackville Reach.
     Elizabeth Maria Doyle married Alfred William Phillips, son of James Phillips and Lydia Ballard, on 4 April 1850 in St Mary's, West Maitland, New South Wales.
     Elizabeth died on 28 June 1920 in Dulwich Hill, co. Cumberland, New South Wales, aged 88. She was buried on 29 June 1920 in Waverley, Sydney.

     Captain Francis Doyle, of the 2nd Dragoon Guards, served in the Zulu War of 1879-80.
     Francis died on 2 December 1882. Captain Doyle served in the Egyptian War of 1882, but died of wounds.

     Sir Francis Hastings Doyle was born in 1783 in Ireland. He married in 1804 and had 5 known children - See Burke's Peerage. He was the son of Welbore Ellis Doyle. Francis was created a Baronet in 1828.

     General John Doyle was born say 1750 in Kilkenny or Kildare, Ireland. He was the son of Charles Doyle and Elizabeth Milley.
     General Sir John Doyle Bt GCB KCH, raised the 87th Regiment (The Royal Irish Fusiliers) and served at one time as Private Secretary to the Prince of Wales (who was later to be crowned as George IV of England). General Doyle’s war service included the Revolutionary War in America, Flanders, and Egypt. On 17 May 1801, while commanding the 12th Light Dragoons, he captured the French Dromedary Corps in the Libyan Desert. King George III wrote of him to the Earl Marshall as follows, "that his (Doyle’s) zeal and exertions in our service may be known to posterity". General Doyle served as Governor of Guernsey from 1802 to 1813. John was created a Baronet in 1805.
     More information about General John Doyle may be found at http://www.npg.org.uk/collections/search/portrait/mw64720/Sir-John-Doyle-Bt?LinkID=mp16706&role=sit&rNo=3.
     John died on 8 August 1834.
     John may have died on 8 August 1837 in Guernsey, Channel Islands, UK.

     Lt Col John Milley Doyle was born in 1781. He was the son of Rev Nicholas Milley Doyle.
     Lt Col John Milley Doyle married Mary Bryan on 1 October 1817 in St George, Dublin.
     John died on 9 August 1856. Ensign 107th Foot 1794, Lieutenant 108th Foot 1794, Captain 81st Foot 1803, Captain 87th Foot 1804, Major EOPS 1809, Lieutenant-Colonel EOPS 1811, Half-pay 1820, Brevet Colonel 1825, Retired from the army 1825 with stationary rank. Served in Portuguese Service 1809-1814. Promoted Lieutenant Colonel 16th Infantry Regiment 1809, Lieutenant Colonel 19th Infantry Regiment 1809, Colonel 19th Infantry Regiment 1812.
Early Service: Ireland 1798, Aide De Camp Gibraltar 1799, Egypt 1801-1802, Aide De Camp and Inspector-General of Militia Guernsey 1805-1809.
Peninsular War: Commanded brigades of the Portuguese Army 1811-1814.
Other Service: Inspecting Field Officer of Militia Guernsey 1814-1815. Major General in service of Dom Pedro of Portugal 1832-1834. Sergeant-at-Arms House of Parliament 1853-1856. MP 1831-1832. Knighted 1814. KCB 1815..

     Rev Nicholas Milley Doyle was born before 1748 in Kilkenny or Kildare, Ireland. He was the son of Charles Doyle and Elizabeth Milley.
     Nicholas was educated on 11 August 1755 in the Quaker School, Ballitore, Kildare. Nicholas was a clergyman, prebendary of Fennor, Tipperary. He had two sons. Charles, and John-Milley (Sir), lieutenant col. in the army, late MP for the county of Carlow.
     Nicholas died in Newcastle, Tipperary, Ireland.

     Welbore Ellis Doyle was born say 1730 in Kilkenny or Kildare, Ireland. He was the son of Charles Doyle and Elizabeth Milley.
     He served as a Major-General in the Army.. Major General Welbore Doyle, Colonel of the 53rd Regiment in the British Army (The King’s Shropshire Light Infantry) served throughout the American War; in Flanders he led the 14th Regiment (The Prince of Wales’ Own West Yorkshire) at Famars; he also led the Stormers at Valenciennes; and he commanded the Expedition to the Isle d’Yeo. He also served as Commander-in-Chief and Acting-Governor of Ceylon.
     Welbore died in 1797 in Ceylon/Sri Lanka.

     William Doyle was born say 1730 in Kilkenny or Kildare, Ireland. He was the son of Charles Doyle and Elizabeth Milley. William was a barrister & King's Counsel, and master in chancery, in Ireland He married twice, and had issue, Ireland.
     William Doyle married Frances Vandeleur in June 1766 in Dubllin. Marriage - William Doyle, Esq. Barrister at law, eldest son to Charles Doyle, Esq. of Bramblestown, co. Kilkenny, to Miss Frances Vandeleur of this city was reported in Faulkner's Dublin journal, Tuesday 17 June 1766.

     Very Rev Charles Doyne was born in 1711. Charles was Rector of St Mary's. Carlow 1738-1777 Rev. Charles Doyne, D.D, Dean of Leighlin. His son Bury died at the Middle Temple, London in 1773 between 1738 and 1777.
     Very Rev Charles Doyne married secondly Mary Milley on 7 March 1763.
     From the diary of Thomas Bunbury of Kill (1754 - 1774) at http://www.turtlebunbury.com/family/bunburyfamily_lisnavagh/bunburyfamily_lisnavagh_thomaskilldiary.html

The Very Rev Charles Doyne (1711 1777), alter Dean of Leighlin, was the third son of Philip Doyne of Wells. He had three sons by his first wife, Anna Maria Bury, who died in 1762. On 7th March 1763, he married Wesley Harman’s widow, Mary, daughter of Rev. Nicholas Milley, DD.

July 24th 1764 – Returned home from Dublin where I purchased most of the Harman Estate in the County Carlow viz Moyle Demesne, 109 acres; Little Moyle, Jno Pain tenant, 100 acres; Part of Moyle, Wm Dillon tenant, 42 acres; Part of Moyle, Widow McEvoy tenant, 35 acres; Part of Do [Ditto?] Anth. Murray tenant 20 acres; Rathedon Court [sic] Stewart tenant; Labenesy [sic] Harry Brewster tenant; & Gormenagh [sic] James Dillon, which amounted to £11,200 the 4th part of which I deposited being £2800 & at said time purchased two leases [for] Estates in County Longford, Glasgloone [sic] & Trillickatemple £33.7.6 paid, & Clumkeen [sic] & Cordevon £37.18.6 paid. The Purchase money of the County Longford amounts to £2960; the 4th of which I did not deposit. ...
[16] This sale arose following the death of Wentworth Harman II (1757) and his eldest son, Wesley Harman (1758). Wentworth’s wife Lucy Mervyn was a daughter of Audley Mervyn of Trillick, another property that subsequently passed to Thomas Bunbury of Kill. There is the possibility of a family connection here. Between 1683 and his death in 1714, Wentworth Harman I of Newcastle, County Longford, and Moyle, Co Carlow, son of Sir Thomas Harman and Anne Jones, was married secondly to Frances Sheppard, daughter of a Colonel Sheppard. Thomas Bunbury of Kill’s grandmother Mary Bunbury was born Mary Sheppard.
[17] One such advertisement appeared in The Dublin Journal and read as follows: ‘To be speedily sold, the Town and Lands of Moyle, and several other Lands in the County of Carlow, the Town and Lands of Bawn, and several other Lands in the County of Longford, and the Black Bull Inn in the County of Meath, the Estates of the late Wesley Harman, Esq; deceased. For further Particulars enquire of the Rev. Charles Doyne, in Molesworth-street, John Kelly, Attorney, in Aungier-street, Dublin, David Gorman at Moyle, near Carlow, and Robert Jenkins at Trillick near Longford, to any of whom Proposals can be made.’.
     Charles died in June 1777.

     Robert Harry Doyne was born in 1899. He was the son of Robert Wentworth Doyne Earl FitzWilliam and Mary Diana Lascelles.

     Robert Wentworth Doyne Earl FitzWilliam married Mary Diana Lascelles, daughter of Henry Thynne Lascelles 4th Earl of Harewood and Diana Elizabeth Matilda Smythe, in 1898.

     Ann Drake married Francis Bowker.

     Eliza Drake and Henry Samuel Bullett's marriage was registered in the quarter ending June 1862 in Chelmsford RD, Essex.
     Eliza Drake and Henry Samuel Bullett appeared on the 1871 census in Springfield Green, Springfield, Essex. Harry Samuel Bullett, 35, baker & grocer, born Paddington, Eliza his wife, 39, born Springfield; children Harry Alfred 6, Arthur 3 months; both born Springfield & Margaret Devenish, servant. Note that they lived a few places up from Henry Drake & his family.

     Elizabeth Drake was born before 1790 in Huntingdonshire. She was the daughter of Francis Drake and Ann Bowker.
     In Thomas Bowker's will dated 22 December 1790 in Yaxley, Elizabeth Drake was named as heir; Will of Thomas Bowker the elder of Yaxley gentleman ... whereas I have amply provided for my elder son Thomas Bowker I ... give [property] to my younger son James Bowker of Stamford, Lin. currier ... to my granddaughters the children of my late daughter Ann Drake deceased viz Elizabeth Drake & Mary Drake ... my two daughters Rebecca the widow of Edward Nottingham & Elizabeth the widow of William Walsham ... grandaughter Rebecca the daughter of the said Elizabeth Walsham at the age of 21 ... Witnessed W Bowker.

     Francis Drake was born in Huntingdonshire, England. Francis was a farmer in Yaxley, Huntingdonshire, in October 1779.
     Francis Drake married Ann Bowker, daughter of Thomas Bowker and Rebecca Robinson, on 2 November 1779 in Yaxley, HUN.

     John Drake was born circa 1720.
     John Drake married Ann Bowker on 2 July 1742 in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire.

     Mary Drake was born circa 1780 in Huntingdonshire. She was the daughter of Francis Drake and Ann Bowker.
     In Thomas Bowker's will dated 22 December 1790 in Yaxley, Mary Drake was named as heir; Will of Thomas Bowker the elder of Yaxley gentleman ... whereas I have amply provided for my elder son Thomas Bowker I ... give [property] to my younger son James Bowker of Stamford, Lin. currier ... to my granddaughters the children of my late daughter Ann Drake deceased viz Elizabeth Drake & Mary Drake ... my two daughters Rebecca the widow of Edward Nottingham & Elizabeth the widow of William Walsham ... grandaughter Rebecca the daughter of the said Elizabeth Walsham at the age of 21 ... Witnessed W Bowker.

     She is probably Catherine Coy, and possibly married a Drake before Popplewell.. Catherine Drake? was born before 1705.
     Catherine Drake? married Richard Coy before 1722.
     Catherine Drake? married Humphrey Popplewell, son of Humphrey Popplewell and Mary Whitaker, on 28 September 1738 in Belton, Lincolnshire.
Catherine was party to a deed dated 13 November 1745 in Belton, LIN. Indenture between (1) Benjamin Coy of Belton, carpenter (2) Humphrey Poplewell of Belton, yeoman & Catherine his wife (3) Richard Popplewell of Epworth, gent. Sale by the Coys in consideration of £8 by Humphrey to Richard Poplewell of one and half roods of land arable in Belton.
     Catherine Drake? was mentioned in the will of Humphrey Popplewell dated 24 December 1751. Catherine was widowed before 7 February 1755 in Belton, LIN, on the death of her husband Humphrey Popplewell. Catherine was an executor of an unknown person 's estate on 10 February 1755 in Stow Archdeaconry, Lincolnshire.
     Catherine Drake? made a will dated 28 July 1768 in Belton, Lincolnshire. Catherine Poplewell of Belton, 28 July 1768 left her estate to her grandchildren, Catherine Atkin, Humfrey Atkin & Elizabeth Atkin. They were by her daughter of a previous marriage.
     Catherine died before 1 January 1782 in Belton, LIN. She was buried on 1 January 1782 in Belton.
     The administration of her estate was granted to Humphrey Atkinson on 9 January 1783 in Stow Archdeaconry. Administration was granted to Humphrey Atkinson alias Atkin, the grandson.

     Paul Draper was born in California, USA. He was the son of Henrietta Zabel.
     Paul died circa 1942 in San Jose, California, USA.

     Mary Elizabeth Millicent Drayton was born before 1850.
     Mary Elizabeth Millicent Drayton married Alexander Ashby, son of Alexander Ashby and Sarah Elizabeth Babb, on 10 February 1866 in Holy Innocents, Barbados.

     Christopher Drinkall was born circa 1665?.
     Christopher Drinkall lived at Stockerby, Yorkshire, England, 1686.
     Christopher Drinkall married Isabel Popplewell, daughter of Thomas Popplewell (son of Humphrey, Beltoft) and Dorothy Unknown, on 3 January 1686/87 in Epworth, Lincolnshire. The marriage bond (4th! Jan 18686/7) describes them as Christopher Drinkall de Stockerby Yks, labourer & Isabella Popplewell of Luddington, spinster. He made his mark. There are no children recorded to this couple in the Lincs IGI.