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III. Susannah D'Oyly, unmarried at her father's death, 1577, when he leaves her a portion of 400 marks. She was afterwards the wife successively of four gentlemen;
first, of Edward Bray, Esq. of Chobham in Surrey, Esq. nephew of Sir Edward Bray, M.P. for Helston 13th Eliz., and grandson of Sir Edward Bray of Vachery Park, in Cranley, co. Surrey, who was brother of Edmund Lord Bray of Eton Bray, co. Bedford, and whose arms were "Argent, a chevron between 3 eagle's legs erased sable, talons gules," quartering, "Vaire, 3 bendicts gules." By him she had, with junior issue,
1. Owen Bray, who married, and had several children.[557]
Secondly, she wedded — Cooper;
and thirdly, Gilbert Haydock, Esq. of Greywell, co. Hants, whose arms were, "Argent, a cross sable, in the dexter chief a fleur de lis of the same;"
fourthly and lastly, she was married to a Mr. Lumley.