In the absence of absolute proof, circumstantial evidence, both legally and genealogically, has been allowed in the following conclusions and will be conceded that when any other proof of the opposite is provided, which is logical and reasonable and not opposed by any evidence ...Paul R. Sarrett. Jr. (1981)

The various record and dictionaries show the surname spelling of the: JAYNE name as JAYNES, JAYNOR, JAYNNES, and JEANNES       This JAYNE family line was originally "de Jeanne" and was of NORMAN-FRENCH origin. During the time of the persecution of the French HUGUENOTS which reached its height at the Massacre of St. Bartholomew's Eve., many of the first families of France who were of the Protestant faith had to flee France to escape this persecution which took awful forms of torture and death. The Huguenots were not of a tough and sturdy peasant stock. They were not the type of the natural pioneer. Love of adventure was foreign to their minds. They represented the very best of French civilization of their day, in blood and intellect and culture. Their farmers and craftmens were the best in Europe. <--- [REF:#1.] HUGUENOTS French Protestants in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. The origin of the word is obscure. It may have been a local nickname given to the Protestants of Tours, who were believed to meet nightly near the gate of the mythical King Huguet, or Hugon a derivation from the German EIDENOSSEN, "Confederates," is also possible. <--- [REF:# 1.] The HUGUENOTS fled to England as the nearest Protest country and the de Jeanne Family appears to have been one among many thousands who escaped the persecution which deprived them their religious liberty. The de Jeanne Family on account of the prominence they attained in France, were granted English arms, which was not uncommon. <--- [REF:# 1.] Their are two recognized COAT OF ARMS for the JAYNE Family. In both cases, the JAYNE Coat of Arms, show the lion rampant, in the arms, which was given to one while in the command and won the battle. The escallops indicate Crusade pilgrimages. The ducal crown was given to one who held command under the sovereign Duke of the French Confederation. ..prs

1st. JAYNE COAT OF ARMS <---Click on Thumbnail for Larger Photo! The late William E. HENNESSEE, who was a member of the Genealogical Society of Great Britain, Society of American Genealogists, Society of British Heraldic, Society of American Heraldic, who was on the approved list of the Library of Congress, the British National Liberty, Heraldic Consultant for Publications, Motion Pictures and Advertising Agencies, confirmed the coat of arms shown as the authentic arms for the JAYNE family.      ARMS: Azure an eagle displayed or.      CREST: A swan wings addorsed devouring a trout proper.      MOTTO: Honore et Justitis

2nd. JAYNE COAT OF ARMS <---Click on Thumbnail for Larger Photo! The following descriptions gives the 2nd COAT OF ARMS which has been used by the JAYNE family, for generations, as per the research of <--- B. G. (Benaiah Gustin) JAYNE      ARMS:       Argent, a lion rampant, Azure between three escallops gules.      CREST:       Out of a ducal crown or, a demi lion rampant Azure, holding between the paws an escallop gules.      MOTTO:     Ex Virtute Bonos.

The JAYNE'S can trace their ancestry to "Guido de Jeanne," who has been reported to have been a General in the French Confederation of the year 1100. He accompanied HENRY ANJOU to England in 1154, for his coronation as HENRY the III, King of England. King HENRY, III presented "Guido de Jeane" with the Manor of Kirtland, which became the seat of the "de Jeanee Family" of England. <--- [REF:#21 pg1.1 ]
It is also believed that a Henry de Jeanne, &nsb;b. 1592, England per <--- [REF:#41.] Was a graduate of Oxford in (age 19?) 1611, and later a lecturer on theology and divinity, at Oxford University of England. Married a Unknown Wife, and all the children are Unknown, but is believed at least Two:
Son/Dau	Click on Name for More Inf.	b.-d.	Married/Info.	Ch.
SFA©-ID# 1.1 Only Son:	William, (de Jeanne) JAYNE,	Eng 1618-1714 a96yrs NY.	Married at least times!	?Ch
SFA©-ID# 1.2 Only Dau:	Anna, (de Jeanne) JAYNE,	Eng 1620-17?? a??yrs ??.	per <---[REF:#41.]	?Ch

Second Generation! Our Subject: 1.1 William (De Jeanne) JAYNE, b. 25 Jan 1618, in Bristol, Gloustershire, England , and was christened fifteen days later. d. 24 Mar 1714, age 96yrs Setauket, Long Island, NY. Buried: Setauket Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Setauket, Long Island, NY. (Where a Headstone has been marked for his grave, Not Original? <--- [See: Cem rec] Reported to have married 4 times? He married 1st (date Unknown) in Beristol, England to <--- [REF:#44.] [Based on age 25yrs he could have married in 1643 Beristol, England] <--- [REF:#0.] 1st Wife 23 year old Miss Unknown PERKINS, b. c1620, Bristol, England. d. c1650, age 30yrs, Bristol, England. Buried: Cemetery Location Unknown (to me) in England. Issue Unknown! At the age of 57 years, he married, a second time on 10 Jun. 1675, in New Haven, Connecticuit, to <---REF:# 5.] 2nd Wife the 22 year old Miss ANNA BIGGS; (2nd Wife 35 years his junior ..prs) (She was the daughter of M/M THOMAS BIGGS) b. c1653, England, d. c1682, at the age of 28; in Setauket, Long Island Co., NY. <--- [REF:#5.] Burial Cemetery Location Unknown: <--- REF:#22.] They had Four Children born to this Second Union: At age 65yrs he married for the 3rd time (2nd in America.) before August 25, 1683, <--- [REF:#5] 3rd Wife: 20 year old Miss ANN "Annie" JENNINGS, (oldest daughter of John JENNINGS & Mother: ANNE YOUNG) b. about 1663, Southampton, Long Island, NY; d. about 1693, age 30yrs old, in Long Island, NY; Buried: Burial Cemetery Location Unknown: They had Three Children born to this 3rd Union: <--- [REF:#5] At age 76yrs married for the fourth time, about 1694, to 36 year old "Widow" Mehitavle (Unknown) JENKINS; (4th Wife 40 years his junior) (Widow of Unknown JENJINS Husband!) b. __ ___ 1658, Unknown Co., NY.? d. 03 or 21 May 1727, at the age of 69 years, Southhold, Suffolk Co., Long Island, NY; Buried: Cemetery Location Unknown (to me) They had one son, when William (de Jeanne) JAYNE was in his 82nd year! <--- REF:# 5]

FIRST MARRIAGE: In England, Widowed in 1672 age 54yrs;  Issued Unknown!
SECOND MARRIAGE:   In New Haven, CT., *1675, 22yr old Miss Anna BRIGGS,  (4 Children 2 Sons & 2 Dau's)
Son/Dau	Click on Name for More Inf.	b.-d.	Married/Info.	Ch.
1.1.1. 1st Dau:	Anna JAYNE,	NY. c1676-18?? ??yrs NY.	m. c17oo's NY. Daniel BREWESTER.	?Ch.
1.1.2. 1st Son:	William,2 JAYNE,	NY. c1678-1756 a78yrs NY.	m. c17oo's NY. 1st Anna STEARLING,	?Ch.
"2nd"	"2nd"	"2nd"	m. *1710 NY. 2nd Elizabeth WOODHULL,	9Ch.
1.1.3. 2nd Son:	John,1 JAYNE,	NY. *1680-1729 a50yrs NY.	m. c1719 NY. Sarah WOODHULL,	3Ch.
1.1.4. 2nd Dau:	Elizabeth,2 JAYNE,	NY. c1682-17?? a??yrs NY.	m. c1700 NY. George DAVIS,	?Ch.
THIRD MARRIAGE: *1683 Anna JENNINGS, (3 Sons)
1.1.5. 1st Son:	Matthias,1 JAYNE,	NY. c1686-17?? a??yrs NY.	m. c1718 NY. Temperance HELME,	3Ch.
1.1.6. 2nd Son:	James,1 JAYNE,	NY. c1688-17?? a??yrs NY.	m. c1718 NY. Deborah Unknown,	?Ch.
1.1.7. 3rd Son:	Samuel,1 JAYNE,	NY. c1690-17?? a??yrs NY.	m. c1720 NY. Dianna TOOKER,	?Ch.
FOURTH MARRIAGE: c1793, "Widow" Mehitable (Unknown) JENKINS, (1 Son)
1.1.8. 1st Son:	Stephen,1 JAYNE,	NY. *1700-1774 a74yrs NY.	m. *1726 NY. Mary HAEKINS,	7Ch.
22    Known Grandchildren/1st Cousins

He grew up in Bristol and entered Oxford Univeristy, and later at the age of 21 years, about 1639 he was expelled under the Decree of uniformity, which required all students to subscribe to all articles of the Westminster creed of the established Church. William de Jeanne became a Puritan Minister and later was a Chaplain in CROMWELL'S Army. It is believed that William de Jeanne lived at Lewellen on the East Coast of Wales for a time. After the restoration of King CHARLES II, William, de JEANNE fought safety in flight. He changed his name to "JAYNE" and secured passage on a sailing vessel bound for America (Dates and name of Ship, Unknown. ..prs) It's been reported, he landed at New Haven, Connecticut, where an Uncle William de Jeanne (for whom he was named) was located, but it is not known how long he remained at New Haven. He was on Long Island prior to 1672. According to the best available information our William (de Jeanne) JAYNE was married four times, once in England and three times in America. He was a widower for the first time at the age of 54 years, and with grown sons whom he left in England when he fled to America. No record found of his First wife or children! <--- [REF:#5.] and <--- [REF:#21.] and <--- [REF:#25.]

Marriage Mr. JAYNE & Miss PERKINS  Mr. William JAYNE, age 25yrs Son of M/M Henry de Jeanne and  Miss PERKINS, age 23yrs Daughter of M/M PERKINS were married in Bristole, England, on __ ___ 1643.

Possible Records Problem!  <--- [REF:#44] list: PERKINS is listed as Williams' first wife. I know nothing about her, or whether any of William's children are from her. Also, one source lists his second wife as Annie Jennings, and third wife as Mehitabel Jenkins.  My first source only listed Anna Biggs. It is possible that Anna Biggs and Annie Jennings are the same person and that Anna first marriage was to either a 'Biggs' or a 'Jennings'. I do not know which is her maiden name. To complicate matters, I also show Williams' daughter Anna married to Daniel Brewster, who I also show with a second wife named "Anna Biggs"!! I am not sure what is correct here, so I will show Anna Biggs as an additional wife to both William Jayne and Daniel Brewster.  Much of the information I have on William and his children comes from a hand-written paper that shows as it's source:      Jayne Family of L.I. by Edward H. Jayne 1926; Am. Gen. vol 13, p.75, 163      Neutrals of 1775 by Lester G. Osborne, Long Island Forum, Oct '61, p. 221 This source says that William married Mehitabel in 1694; another source says they married 25 Aug 1683. I believe the 1694 date is the correct date, and I will use that year. Maybe the second source was a mistake, and the real date of marriage is 25 Aug 1693???

The first records found of William (de Jeanne) JAYNE, age 54 is in a letter responding to a letter of the 14th of Nov. 1672 from the then Governor FRAN LOVELACE to the Long Island Justice of the Peace; regarding the famous Jennings vs John Cooper dispute; where as William Jeanns prepared a Disposition on the accusation of John Cooper, to wit: <--- REF:#4.]

To: Capt. Jno. Howell, Justice of the Piece on Long Island, NY      Gent.      I have received your letter of ye 14th November 1672 the subject Matter being an Acct of your Proceedings with the Marshall for his presumption of Administering an Oath, when the Matter appertain'd to the Justices properly... "I have taken the Deposition of Williams Jeanns, soe that now that is authentick sufficient to validate ye truth of his Alligacon & Accusation of Cooper, yet withall leave circumstances to yor Justice, as to make Determinacon (when you shall see cause to determine) if it may end in such a composure not derogatory to what I have above specified: at yor Sessions severall of ye Councell & Justices of these parts are resolved to bee with you, on Occassions of publick Busyness & private, when Matter may bee more throughly inspected & those that shall appeare culpable left to suffer such penaltyes the Court Shall finde fitt."      LS/ FRAN. LOVELACE (Governor Lovelace)

We know that William (de Jeanne) JAYNE, age 57, owned property in the Southampton area of Long Island, New York: (Book of Deeds, Southampton, L.I. Co., NY, Page 45 19 May 1675) ROBERT WOOLLEY convey (No listing) land laying all in Southampton, Long Island Co., New York, to William JANNE and THOMAS HELME for consideration of.... Recorded 22nd of May 1675.

William (de Jeanne) JAYNE, age 57 married a second time (1st in America) on June 10, 1675, at New Haven, Connecticut to the 22 year old Miss. ANNA BIGGS, b. 1653 , Location Unknown; d. about 1682, at the age of 28; in Setauket or Brookhaven, Long Island Co., NY. <--- REF:#5. ]

This 10 Jun 1675 marriage record was found in an old book in an old Church downtown, New Haven, Conn. first, by JOHN P. JAYNE and later copied by BENIAH G. JAYNE, recorded along with other marriages from January 1, 1670 to 1697.  It was a "Book Of Accounts for Fees", and the only heading was on the first page FEES PAID FOR MARRIAGES.  The names of ANNA (BIGGS) JAYNE parents are not known but there can be no doubt that she was the daughter of THOMAS BIGGS, the progenitor of the New England family, who was born 1622, and died 1704-5, 22.They had four Children born to this short 2nd Union of only 7 years:      1.1.1 1st. Dau: ANNA, 3 JAYNE; b. c1676      1.1.2 1st. Son: William, 2 JAYNE; b. c1678      1.1.3 2nd. Son: JOHN, 1 JAYNE, b. c1680      1.1.4 2nd. Dau: ELIZABETH, 2 JAYNE, b. c1682

On the 14th of July 1675, a Survey was made for William (de Jeanne) JAYNE, age 57 years, in the town of Brookhaven, Long Island Co., NY. (Deed Book 1657-1679, Bk. A, Page 48) to wit:      ..."There is laid out to William JAYNE a lot of about 6 acres more or less laying at the rear of William ROGERS lot and a side part of Mr. TOMSONS lot running down just over the hollow that runs to the head of Scots Cove as it is by bounds Set forth"....

On the 5th of Dec. 1676 a Deed was made for William, (de Jeanne) JAYNE, age 58 years, in the town of Brookhaven, Long Island Co., NY. (Deed Book 1657-1679, Bk. A, Page 49) to wit:      .....RICHARD FLOYD have hereby convey to WM. JAYNE.. Half accomommodations, that he had of old JOHN THOMAS being 34 acres lying at the old mans near the Swamp....

In May of 1677, a Deed shows William, (de Jeanne) JAYNE, age 59 years, in the town of Brookhaven, Long Island Co., NY. received a small piece of land that was next to his Pickle or pikle meaning "a fenced in barnyard" (Deed Book 1657-1679, Bk. A, Page __) to wit:      .....At a town meeting there was granted unto WM. JAYNE a small piece of land that lyeth at North end of his picle as it is staked out by RICHARD WARING one of the overseers..."

On the 14th of July 1677, a Record shows William (de Jeanne) JAYNE, age 59 years, of the town of Brookhaven, Long Island, NY. exchanged 17 acres of land for half of some home property. (Deed Book 1657-1679, Bk. A, Page 52) to wit:      .....WM. JAYNE have exchanged that half allotment being 17 acres at the old mans that he and THOMAS HELMS bought of RICHARD FLOYD this he exchanged with THOMAS HELMS for half of that home lot that was ROBT. WOLLYS joying to THOS. WARDS..."

William (de Jeanne) JAYNE, age 64 years, 2nd wife ANNA (BIGGS) JAYNE died in 1682 at the age young of 28 years, cause Unknown, the location of her death is either Setauket or Brookhaven, Long Island, NY., she left 4 children. <--- [REF:# 5]

Marriage Mr. JAYNE & Miss JENNINGS Mr. William (de Jeanne) JAYNE, age 65yrs and Miss Anna JENNINGS, age 20yrs Daughter of Mr. & Mrs John JENNINGS, of Southhampton, Long Island, NY. were married in Southampton, Long Island, New York, on __ __? 1663. <--- [See: REF:#5] [Need Mariage Bk.#??, Page#???]

Note: In the source [REF:#16] Family Chart #16608, he listed the 3rd Wife as Widow: ANNA (JENNINGS) BIGGS apparently confusing her with wife No 2. ANNA (BIGGS) JAYNE. .. prs

A Record shows on 25th of August 1683 that William (de Jeanne) JAYNE, age 65, father-in-Law wanted to give 10 pounds, to the 1st child of 3rd Wife ANN (JENNINGS) JAYNE, age 20 years towit: (Brookhaven L.I., NY; Marriage Record, 1683 Book B, Page 169)      ....."These presents testifieth that mr JOHN GRENENS has freely given unto the ferst child son or dafter that shall be born of the body of the wife of William JANE the full some of tenn pounds to be paide in conveniant time by the saide JOHN GRENENS his haires execkators adminestrators or assigns." .....

A Record shows on 06th November 1685 the Will of Father-In-Law JOHN JENNINGS, Proved 15-17 March 1686-7, names his wife ANNE (JENNINGS) JANE, eldest son JOHN, JOHANAH HAYNES, and SARAH. (Riverhead Twp., Long Island, NY; Sessions Book No. 1, Page __)

A Record shows on 19th December 1685 indicates that ANNE (JENNINGS) JAYNE and husband William (de Jeanne) JAYNE signed a Conveyance of Property to JOHN BIGS. (Transcript of Brookhaven, L.I. Co., NY; Book B, page 251)

William (de Jeanne) JAYNE age 75, 3rd Wife ANN (JENNINGS) JAYNE died sometime before 1693, at age 30 and left three children; It is believed she is buried in the Setauket Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Long Island Co., NY. <--- [REF:# 5.]

The next year, 1694 William (de Jeanne) JAYNE, age 76yrs married for the fourth time, (3rd. in America) about 1693-4, to: "Widow" Mrs. Mehitable (Unknown) JENKINS; born 1658, NY; d. 03 or 21 May 1727, at the age of 69 years, Southhold, Long Island, NY; Mehitable (Unknown) JENKINS JAYNE was about 35 years old at the time of this marriage, some 40 years younger than her husband William (de Jeanne) JAYNE. She gave birth to one son, when William (de Jeanne) JAYNE was in his 82nd year. Mehitable (Unknown) JENKINS JAYNE died some 13 years after her husband William (de Jeanne) JAYNE on May 3 or 21, 1727 at the age of 69, in Southold, Long Island, NY. <--- [REF:# 5.]      1.1.8 6th. Son: STEPHEN, 1 JAYNE; b. 1700

 William (de Jeanne) JAYNE, age 91yrs was one of the original trustees of the town of Brookhaven, serving until 1709, when he was succeeded by his eldest son William,2 JAYNE, age 31yrs The Senior William (de Jeanne) JAYNE was also the Presbyterian Minister, and it is said that he was the first preacher at the Presbyterian Church of East Setauket, Long Island, NY., but their is no tangible evidence to confirm this, all records having been destroyed when the first two churches burned.
<--- [REF:# 5.]

Setauket Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Setauket, Long Island, New York (Also known as: First Presbyterian Church of Brookhaven, #5 Caroline Ave, Setauket, NY.)
William (De Jeanne) JAYNE, b. 25 Jan 1618 ~ d. 24 Mar 1714, age 96yrs 1mths, & 11 days <---See: Find A Grave Memorial# 7135051 [Created by: Brown/Belobraydic, Jan 31, 2003]		Here Lyes ye Body of William JAYNE born at Bristol Eng. Janry ye 25th 1618 Died March ye 24th 1714 Age 96 yr
William (de Jeanne) JAYNE died on the 24th of March in 1714 at the age of 96, at Setauket, Suffolk Co., Long Island, NY, and was laid to rest in the old Setauket Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Setauket, Long Island, New York, of which he was a member, and according to tradition, the first minister. His Headstone stands in this ancient burial ground as a memorial with the above inscription: <--- [REF:# 5.]
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The Following are the Children of : William (de JEANEE) JAYNE

Third Generation! 1.1.1 ANNA, 3 JAYNE; (1st Dau of Wm. de Jeanne & 2nd Anna (Biggs) JAYNE) b. c1676, Suffolk Co., L.I., NY; d. Unknown; Married (Date & Location Unknown) to DANIEL BREWSTER; who was baptized at St. Ethelbert's Church, Norfork, England, on 31 Oct. 1662; d. about 1742, at the age of 80 yers, Location Unknown 16; He was the son of the Rev. NATHANIEL BREWSTER, & Wife Unknown; <---[REF:# 5.] Issue Unknown. Need more Information. 1.1.2 William, 2 JAYNE; (1st Son of Wm. de Jeanne & 2nd Anna (Biggs) JAYNE) b. 03 Jun. 1678, at Setauket, Suffolk Co., Long Island, NY; d. 08 Oct. 1756 78yrs, 4m, & 5 days, in Blooming Grove, Orange Co., New York; Burial Location Unknown; As per listed that William,2 JAYNE, was married twice, first about 1709, (Location Unknown) to Miss ANNA STEARLING; b. Unknown; d. Unknown, but prior to 1710; Buried Location Unknown; Issue Unknown; At the age of 32 years, he married 2nd on 10 Dec. 1710 in Setauket, Suffolk Co., L.I., NY. to 22 year old, Miss ELIZABETH WOODHULL; (d/o RICHARD WOODHULL, and TEMPERANCE (TOPPING) WOODHULL born about 1688, at Suffolk Co., L.I., NY; d. about 1742, at the age of 54 years, in Orange Co., NY; Burial Cemetery Location Unknown; They had Nine children born to them from this union.  See Biographical Profile©  Willian,2 JAYNE, of Blooming Grove, Orange Co., New York  for Continuation. <---Click on Thumbnail for Profile 1.1.3 JOHN, 1 JAYNE; (2nd Son of Wm. de Jeanne & 2nd Anna (Biggs) JAYNE) b. 03 Mar. 1680, Suffolk Co., L.I., NY; 16. d. 11 May 1729, at the age 50y, 9m 22d, in Setauket, L.I., NY.; He married (c1719), in Suffolk Co., L.I., NY., to Miss SARAH WOODHULL, (d/o Richard & Temperance (TOPPING) WOODHULL) b. 1686, Location Unknown; d. "May ye 13 1729 in ye 43 year of her age." JOHN, 1 & SARAH (WOODHULL) JAYNE, died within 2 days from the other, cause is Unknown They are buried in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Setauket, L.I., NY., where a Headstone marks their graves; Issue Unknown. <---[REF:# 5.] 1.1.3.1 1st Son: Nathaniel, b. c1719 m. c1764 Elizabeth OWEN, 1.1.3.2 2nd Son: Daniel, Lieut b. c1720 m. c1765 Lydia BURT, 1.1.3.3 3rd Son: John, Capt., b. c1721 m. c1766 Ruth JAYNE, Note: Ruth JAYNE, was the Dau of Samuel & D. (TOOLSEE) JAYNE. 1.1.4 ELIZABETH, 2 JAYNE; (2nd Dau of Wm. de Jeanne & 2nd Anna (Biggs) JAYNE) b. c1682, at Setauket, Suffolk Co., L.I., NY.; d. Unknown; Married c1700, L.I. NY. to GEORGE DAVIS; b. Unknown; d. Unknown; Issue Unknown. REF:# ] #5. Need more information. 1.1.5 MATTHIAS JAYNE; (3rd Son of Wm. de Jeanne & 3rd Ann (Jennings) JAYNE) b. 11 Nov. 1686, at Setauket, Suffolk Co., Long Island, NY.; d. Unknown; Suffolk Co., NY. Buried in the Episcopal Church Cemetery, at Setauket, Suffolk Co., L.I., NY; REF:# ]#21 Married (Date Unknown) in Suffolk Co., L.I. NY., to Miss TEMPERANCE HELME; b. Unknown; d. Unknown; Daughter of Unknown Parents; Issue Unknown, REF:# ] #5. but in REF:# ]#21 lists at least Three Children born to this Union: 1.1.5.1 1st. Dau: MARY,3 b. c1718 m. Miciah JAYNE, 1.1.5.2 1st. Son: MATTHIAS,2 Jr; b. c1720 Not Traced! 1.1.5.3 2nd. Son: William,4 b. c1724 m. 1) Miss Asenatha, m. 2) Miss Tabitha, (In REF:# ] #5. lists "Some evidence indicated that MATTHIAS & TEMPERANCE (HELME) JAYNE lived and died in Suffolk Co., Long Island, NY. It is believe he bought his younger brother SAMUEL, 1 JAYNE home in 1726 when brother SAMUEL's family removed to Florida, Orange Co., New York." In BENJAMIN A. JAYNE'S report he states that MATTHAIS, 1 JAYNE or his son MATTHAIS, 2 JAYNE built a house in Setauket, Suffolk Co., L.I., NY which is now known as the SHERWOOD-JAYNE HOUSE, and belongs to the Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities. There are at least 10 additional homes of the Colonial Victorian era in Setauket and Stony Brook area that once belonged to JAYNE family members. MATTHAIS, 1 JAYNE family appears to have had strong Loyalist leanings. This family members are buried in the Episcopal Church Cemetery, at Setauket whereas many other JAYNE family members are buried in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery. REF:# ]#21 pg2.4 1.1.5.1 MARY JAYNE; (1st Dau: Dau of Matthias & Temperance (Helme) JAYNE) b. about 1718, Setauket, Suffolk Co., L.I., NY; d. Unknown; She married (Date & Location Unknown) to her 1st Cousin 1.1.8.7 MICAH JAYNE; b. about 1740 1. (Although 21 list b. 1750); d. Unknown; He was the son of 1.1.8 STEPHEN, 1 and MARY (HAWKINS) JAYNE; (Stephen, 1 & Matthias, 1 JAYNE were brothers. ..prs) Issue Unknown. See Biographical Profile of 1.1.8 STEPHEN, 1 JAYNE for Continuation of this Family. 1.1.5.2 1st. Son: MATTHIAS, 2 JAYNE, Jr; (Son of Matthias & Temperance (Helme) JAYNE) b. about 1720, Setauket, Suffolk Co., L.I., NY; d. Unknown; Married Unknown; [REF:#21] Need More Information. 1.1.5.3 2nd. Son: William, 4 JAYNE; (Son of Matthias & Temperance (Helme) JAYNE) Was known as "Big Bill the Tory, as per 21 pg2.10 b. about 1724, Setauket, Suffolk Co., L.I., NY; d. about 1802, at the age of 78 years; 21. Buried location Unknown; He married twice, first at the age of 34 years, about 1758, Suffolk Co., L.I., NY. to Miss ASEMATH Unknown; b. about 1739 Location Unknown; d. about 1761, at the young age of 22 years; 21 Buried Location Unknown; She was the Daughter of Unknown Parents; They had One Son born to this Short Union: He married a second time, (after 1761) in Suffolk Co., L.I., NY. to Miss TABATHIA Unknown; b. about 1729 Location Unknown; d. about 1785, at the age of 56 years; 21 Buried Location Unknown; She was the Daughter of Unknown Parents; They had no children born to this second Union: 21. 1.1.5.3.1 1st. Son: William, 8 JAYNE, Jr; b. c1759 In BENJAMIN A. JAYNE'S report 21 pg2.10 he states that: Big Bill the Tory, was "Kidnapped" or "Arrested" depending on your point of view by ROBERT JAYNE, who headed a posse of JAYNES. This was not an uncommon occurance during the American Revolutionary War. "Big Bill" was soon exchanged for a sympathizer of the Colonies. 1.1.5.3.1 1st. Son: William, 8 JAYNE, Jr; (1st Son of William & 1st Wife Asemath (Unknown) JAYNE) b. about 1759, at Setauket, Suffolk Co., Long Island, NY; 21. d. 1826, at the age of 67 years in Suffolk Co., L.I., NY; 21. Buried Location Unknown; 21 Married (Date Unknown) in Suffolk Co., L.I. NY., to Miss MARY HELME; b. c1766, Suffulk Co., L.I., NY; 21. d. about 1825, Suffulk Co., L.I., NY; 21. Buried Location Unknown; Daughter of Unknown Parents; Issue Unknown; They had Six Sons, no Daughters born to this Union: 21. Four Sons have been identified: REF:# ]#21. 1.1.5.3.1 1st. Son: Unknown JAYNE; b. c1789 1.1.5.3.2 2nd. Son: BREWSTER, 1 JAYNE; b. c1790 1.1.5.3.3 3rd. Son: SAMUEL, 8 JAYNE; b. c1795 1.1.5.3.4 4th. Son: ANSELM H. JAYNE; b. c1800 1.1.5.3.5 5th. Son: CHARLES, 2 JAYNE; b. c1812 In BENJAMIN A. JAYNE'S report REF:# ]#21 pg4.21, he listed that three of the brothers BREWSTER, 1; SAMUEL, 8; and ANSELM JAYNE, relocated to what now is Lincoln Co., MS., after the American Revolution, of 1783, where SAMUEL, 8 JAYNE founded the town of Brookhaven, MS. BREWSTER & Wife Unknown JAYNE'S, Three children were taken captive by the Indians and later freed by General PHILLIP KEARNEY. 1.1.5.3.1 1st. Son: Unknown JAYNE; (Son of Wm., 8 & Mary (Helme) JAYNE) b. c1789, at Setauket, Suffolk Co., Long Island, NY; 21. No information. 1.1.5.3.2 2nd. Son: BREWSTER, 1 JAYNE; (Son of Wm., 8 & Mary (Helme) JAYNE) b. c1790, at Setauket, Suffolk Co., Long Island, NY; 21. d. Unknown; Removed with two brothers to Lincoln Co., MS; Married (Date & Location Unknown) to Wife Unknown; b. Unknown; d. Unknown; Daughter of Unknown Parents; Believed to have had Three Children born to this Union: REF:# ]#21 pg4.21 1.1.5.3.3 3rd. Son: SAMUEL, 8 JAYNE; (Son of Wm., 8 & Mary (Helme) JAYNE) b. c1795, at Setauket, Suffolk Co., Long Island, NY; 21. d. Unknown; Removed with two brothers to Lincoln Co., MS; Was one of the founders of Brookhaven, MS; Married (Date & Location Unknown) to Wife Unknown; b. Unknown; d. Unknown; Daughter of Unknown Parents; Issue Unknown REF:# ]#21 pg4.21 1.1.5.3.4 4th. Son: ANSELM HELME JAYNE; (Son of Wm., 8 & Mary (Helme) JAYNE) b. c1800, at Setauket, Suffolk Co., Long Island, NY; 21. d. Unknown; Removed with two brothers to Lincoln Co., MS; Married (Date & Location Unknown) to Wife Unknown; b. Unknown; d. Unknown; Daughter of Unknown Parents; Issue Unknown REF:# ]#21 pg4.21 1.1.5.3.5 5th. Son: Capt. CHARLES, 2 JAYNE; (Son of Wm., 8 & Mary (Helme) JAYNE) b. c1812, at Setauket, Suffolk Co., Long Island, NY; 21. d. 1864, at the age of 52, while at Sea; Married (Date & Location Unknown) to Miss ELIA A. FITZGERALD; b. 1812; d. 1889, at the age of 77 years, Suffolk Co., L.I., NY; Buried Location Unknown; Daughter of Unknown Parents; All the children are Unknown, but at least one Son born to this Union: REF:# ]#21.] 1.1.5.3.5.1 1st. Son: THOMAS E. JAYNE; b. 1836 In BENJAMIN A. JAYNE'S report REF:# ]#21 pg3.20, he listed Capt. CHARLES JAYNE, was lost at sea while ferring supplies across the Gulf of Mexico to General SCOTT'S army during the Mexican War (1846-8) He was one of several Sea Captains from the Long Island branch of the JAYNE Family. (Note he also lists Charles, 2 JAYNE's death in 1864, some 16 years After the Mexican War. ..prs) 1.1.5.3.5.1 1st. Son: THOMAS E. JAYNE; (Son of Capt. Charles & Elia A. (Fitzgerald) JAYNE) b. about 1836, Suffolk Co., L.I., NY; 21. d. about 1869, at the age of 33 years, in Suffolk Co., L.I., NY; 21. Buried location Unknown; He married (Date & Location Unknown) to Miss MARGARET K. SMACK; [REF:#21.] b. Unknown; d. Unknown; Daughter of Unknown Parents; All their children are Unknown, but as per 21. they had a least one Son: 1.1.5.3.5.1.1 1st. Son: EDWARD H. JAYNE; b. c18?? In BENJAMIN A. JAYNE'S report REF:# ]#21 pg5.33 he lists that EDWARD H. JAYNE wrote one of the first Histories of the JAYNE Family (Edition Unknown, Publisher Unknown. ..prs 1.1.6 JAMES, 1 JAYNE; (4th Son of Wm. de Jeanne & 3rd Ann (Jennings) JAYNE) b. about 1688, (or b. 1683 as per 16) at Setauket, Suffolk Co., Long Island, NY.; d. Unknown; Married (Date Unknown in Suffolk Co., L.I., NY, to Miss DEBORAH Unknown; b. about 1683, Location Unknown; d. about 1781, at the age of 98 years, Location Unknown 16; Daughter of Unknown Parents; Issue Unknown. REF:# ] #5. Need more Information. It's been reported that JAMES, 1 JAYNE and family removed to Connecticut in the early 1700's and changed the spelling of the name to JANES. This occurence may have led to another large branch of the JAYNE family who spell the name either JANES or JAYNES. REF:# ]#21 pg2.6 In BENJAMIN A. JAYNE'S report REF:# ]#21 pg35 he states that a descendant (Seventh Generation) of 1.1.6 JAMES, 1 JAYNE, a WILFORD H. JAYNE; b. about 1888, Location Unknown; d. 1961, at the age of 73, location Unknown; Buried Location Unknown; At the age of 39 years, married about 1927, (Location Unknown) to Miss EDNA STARR; b. Unknown; d. Unknown; Daughter of Unknown Parents; Issue Unknown; Judge WILFRED H. JAYNE, started his career as a Lakewood Twp. Attorney in New Jersey legislature. In 1932, age 44 he accepted an appointment as Circuit Court Judge in New Jersey. Subsequently he held several judical positions and retired serving on the Superior Court of New Jersey. He also is listed in Who's Who in America and the National Encylopedia of American Biography. REF:# ] #21 pg5 1.1.7 SAMUEL, 1 JAYNE; (5th Son of Wm. de Jeanne & 3rd Ann (Jennings) JAYNE) b. about 1690, at Setauket, Suffolk Co., L.I., NY.; d. 10 Mar. 1765 at the age of 75 years, in Vanderberg Florida, Goshen Twp., Orange Co., NY; At the age of 33 years, he married about 1723 (Based on birth of first born..prs in Suffolk Co., L.I., NY to Miss DINAH TOOKER; b. Unknown, at Setauket, Suffolk Co., L.I., NY.; d. after 1762, at the age of 75 years, in Vanderberg Florida, Goshen Twp., Orange Co., NY; She was the daughter of Unknown Parents; They had six children born to this union: 1.1.7.1 1st. Son: STEPHEN, 2 JAYNE; b. c1724 1.1.7.2 1st. Dau: DIANAH, 2 JAYNE; b. c1726 1.1.7.3 2nd. Dau: JEMIMA JAYNE; b. c1730 1.1.7.4.3rd. Dau: MARY, 5 JAYNE; b. c1733 1.1.7.5.4th. Dau: RUTH JAYNE; b. c1736 1.1.7.6.2nd. Son: SAMUEL, 3 JAYNE; b. c1738  See Biographical Profile©  Samuel,1 & Dinah (Tooker) JAYNE, of: Vanderberg Florida, Goshen Twp., Orange Co., New York  for Continuation. 1.1.8 STEPHEN, 1 JAYNE; (6th Son of Wm. de Jeanne and 4th. Mehitable Jenkins JAYNE) b. 15 Apr. 1700, in Setauket, Suffolk Co., Long Island, NY; d. 01 Nov. 1774 at the age of 74 years, 6 months, and 16 days in Setauket, Suffolk Co., Long Island, NY; At the age of 25 years, he was married on 3 Feb. 1726, in Setauket, Suffolk Co., Long Island, NY. to Miss MARY HAWKINS, (d/o JOSEPH and SUSANNAH (Unknown) HAWKINS;) b. Unknown; d. Unknown; They lived their entire life in Setauket, Long Island, New York, both are buried in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Setauket, L.I., NY., where a Headstone marks their grave; All seven of their children were born in Setauket, Suffolk Co., L.I. NY.: 1.1.8.1 1st. Son: STEPHEN, 3 JAYNE; b. 1727 1.1.8.2 2nd. Son: ROBERT, 1 JAYNE; b. 1728 1.1.8.3 3rd. Son: JOHN, 2 JAYNE; b. 1730 1.1.8.4 1st. Dau. SUSANNAH, 1 JAYNE; b. 1733 1.1.8.5 4th. Son: JAMES, 2 JAYNE; b. 1736 1.1.8.6 2nd. Dau: HANNAH, 1 JAYNE; b. c1738 1.1.8.7 5th. Son: MICAIAH, 1 JAYNE; b. c1740  See Biographical Profile©  Stephen,1 & Mary (Hawkins) JAYNE, of: Setauket, Suffolk Co., Long Island, New York  for Continuation. End of William de Jeanne JAYNE Chapter.

These records are part of the "Genealogy Computer Package" *** PC-PROFILE *** Volume - VII. JAYNE Family Story© Compiled and self Published in Jan. 14, 1991 by Paul R. Sarrett, Jr. with the assistance of my wife's late Aunt Josie Jayne, (1907-1993) These "Work-Books" were compiled listing the various families, born, married, died, and a history of that family branch. In 1996 I started "Up-Loading" this material on the Internet! ..prs

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