• General Notes

  married Robert D'OYLY on 1545 in Merton, Oxfordshire, England. dau of John Cheyney of Woodhey
  
  ***************************************************************He was twice married; first to his half-cousin Elizabeth, dau. of John Cheyney, Esq. of Woodhays, co. Bucks, Esquire of the Body to King Henry VIII. and Deputy of Guienne (bastard-eigne son, or son born before marriage, of Sir Roger Cheyney of West Woodhays); who bore for arms, "Ermine, on a bend sable three martlets or;" by his second wife Jane, sister of the said John Lord Williams of Thame, and daughter of Sir John Williams of Burfield, co. Berks,[548] by his wife Elizabeth, dau. and coheiress of Richard Moore, Esq. of Burfield, sister of the wife of John D'Oyly of Greenland House, and grand-aunt of this Robert. This Cheyney family was a branch of the baronial house of Cheyney of Tuddington, co. Bedford
  
  
  + 3 other children
  
  Ralph D'Oyly, dsp  
  
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  II. Ralph D'Oyly, who lived some time at Merton, and made his will June 1618, requesting burial in Merton Church; he makes charitable bequests; leaves legacies to his servants ; legacies to his hereafter-named nieces, Lady Harington, Lady Gower, and Lady Dyer; and a "silver beaker or tommie, and a bible book," to his cousin Harington D'Anvers; appoints George D'Anvers, his cousin, executor; and dying in 1618 s.p., his same cousin proved his will, Sept. 1618, in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury.
  
  III. Charles D'Oyly,
  
  IV. Daniel D'Oyly; both alive 1577, and both died s.p.
  

Details of Elizabeth's family with Robert D'Oyly (of Merton; of Adderbury)