• General Notes

  Elizabeth D'Oyly, thrice married. First at Stadhampton, 26 June 1597, to Francis Harby, Esq. of Adston, co. Northampton, elder brother of Sir Job Harby, who was created a baronet in 1660, and descended from a very respectable family, which bore, "Gules, a fesse dancettée ermine, between 10 billets, 4 in chief and 6 in base." By him, who died July 1607, she had. with two younger sons, Thomas and Clement, a son and heir,
  1. Edward Harby, Esq. of Adston, who is a party to the D'Oylys' settlements of November 1653.[314]
  Secondly, she wedded Sir Robert Browne, of Walcott, co. Northampton, created a Baronet in 1621, whose arms were, "Azure, a chevron between three escallops or;" and whose ancestor Sir John Browne was Lord Mayor of London in 1480. By him, who died in 1623, she had issue a son and heir,
  1. Sir Thomas Browne, Bart. who married Anne, daughter (by his first wife, a daughter of Sir Edward Stafford, Knt.) of Sir Guy Palmes, of Ashwell, co, Rutland, Knt.; which Anne survived him, and married secondly, Robert Sutton, Lord Lexington, having borne Sir Thomas Browne, however, only daughters, his coheirs; of whom Anne married John Lord Poulett, of Hinton St. George in Somersetshire; while the Browne baronetcy soon after expired.[315]
  Thirdly, she became the second wife of the said Sir Guy Palmes, of Ashwell, co. Rutland, and Lindsey, in Yorkshire, Knt., High Sheriff of Yorkshire in 1622-3, the heir of an ancient family, which bore, "Gules, three fleurs de lis argent, a chief vair.''[316] She was living his wife in 1633.

Details of Elizabeth's family with Sir Guy Palms (Knight)

Details of Elizabeth's family with Sir Robert Browne (Baronet)

Details of Elizabeth's family with Francis Harvey