Marriage

John /Alleyne/ Parents. Draw Anc. Tree. Draw Desc. Tree.

b. 1 Jan 1702

Nb. another note has 1701/2

d. Oct 1737 at London, Eng

M.1. , M.2.

    Source

Nb. of Rock Hall, Barbados.

Nb. In 1737 John Alleyne went to England and died soon after arriving in London. A notice of his death appeared in the Gentlemen's Magazine. "Col. John Alleyne of Bockhall (Rock HALL) Barbados died in Gracechurch Street. Lately arrived. 29 Nov 1737."

Nb. Will of John Alleyne dated 22 Aug 1737.

John Alleyne of the Parish of St. Peter's Barbados. To be "buried in a prudent frugal manner." Gives his wife Mary Alleyne her riding horse and saddle, gold watch and chain, diamond rings, locket and jewels etc. besides slaves; and her accommodation in his mansion house. Gives executors power to buy and sell sugar, slaves, etc. To son Thomas Alleyne at 21 years 1,800 pounds also negroes. To daughter Judith Alleyne at 18 years 1,200 pounds, also negroes. His children to be maintained and educated. Residue of estate to son Peers Alleyne. Executors and guardians of minor children. Honourable Henry Peers, Abel Alleyne Esq. my father-in-law. Reynold Alleyne esq., my brother, until son Peers Alleyne is of age. Signed John Alleyne.
Proved 14 Jan 1737/8 (Barbados Records Vol. 27. p. 371)

Mary /Alleyne/ Parents. Draw Anc. Tree. Draw Desc. Tree.

b. ABT 1720

d. at Boston, Mass., USA

Buried. at Said to be Under King's Chapel, Boston, Mass., USA.

Nb. Though there is no record of her either under the Chapel or in the graveyard ajoining.

M.1. , M.2.

    Source

Nb. Her portrait was in possession of Mr Clarke Gamble of Toronto, Canada (1937)

Marriage. 15 Jan 1737 at St. James, Barbados

Nb. another source had 1736/7

Nb. Bride was 17 and the groom 35.

Nb. No Issue.

Children