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Descendants of William Mayne Descendants of William Mayne Generation No. 1 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 1. WILLIAM MAYNE (PHILLIP , MICHAEL , THOMAS , GEORGE , JOHN , THOMAS MEANE, JOHANNIS ) was born Bef. 03 Sep 1786 in Wembworthy Devon, and died 29 Mar 1869 in Meshaw, Devon Eng.. He married ELEANOR COLLINS 26 Mar 1815 in Parish of Meshaw, West Worlington, Devonshire, Eng., daughter of SAMUEL COLLINS and ANNE JEFFORD. She was born Bef. 09 Apr 1792 in Musbury, Devon Eng., and died 19 Jan 1874 in New Inn. Little Meshaw Moor. Notes for WILLIAM MAYNE: William is well documented , on the 1838 tithe map, he is shown as renting one cottage plus 1 1/2 acres. Various trade directories between 1850 and 1866 record him as a victualler, of New Inn, Meshaw. The census returns of 1841, 51 and 61 confirm he was a publican. All their children were well educated as they were all able to sign the church registers when they married. [from Nick Mayne, Devon Eng.] Notes for ELEANOR COLLINS: Marriage by Banns at Meshaw P. C. Witness William & ann Boundy (cert: Nick Mayne) After death of husband William, lived with her Son John, at The New Inn, untill her death. Jan 1874 More About WILLIAM MAYNE and ELEANOR COLLINS: Marriage: 26 Mar 1815, Parish of Meshaw, West Worlington, Devonshire, Eng. Children of WILLIAM MAYNE and ELEANOR COLLINS are: i. JOHN9 MAYNE, b. 31 Dec 1815, Meshaw; d. 10 Jun 1896, Meshaw. Notes for JOHN MAYNE: !Never Married Took over the "The New Inn" on the death of William (his father) Died of Bronche Pheumonia age 78 From the North Devon Journal 15 April 1869 John Mayne thief of a hook value 2/- sent for trial at the May Quarter Sessions Devon County Gaol Records Warrant issued 10 April 1869 Arrested 13 April 1869 Following Williams death on the 29th March 1869, age 82, his eldest son, John (who never married) took over the tenancy of New Inn. He is recorded in trade directories from 1870 to 1883 either as a beer retailer or a victualler. In 1870 he was paying a rent of £1.1s per year. Prior to the tenancy he was employed as a agricultural labourer. On three occasions John had a brush with the law, twice for allowing his cattle to stray onto the highway. Once for theft, for which he was sent for trail at South Molton Quarter Sessions , the outcome is unknown. 1n 1891. he is recorded as being a road contractor, living with his married sister Elizabeth and her family. Four years later he died age 78 from Broncho- Pneumonia. His mother Eleanor, lived with him until her death in January 1874, age 84. INCIDENTS WITH THE LAW; Tried at Exeter Castle Court, 11 May 1869 Having in the month of March 1869 at West Ansley, stole a compass the property of John Batten. Having on the 2 April 1869 at Knowstone stole a hook the property of Abaham Doidge. Pleaded guilty of larceny after conviction of felony to both charges. Other offences taken into account Midsummer sessions 1863. obtaining money under false pretences. 3 months hard labour February 1865. obtaining goods by false pretences. 6 months hard labour. Midsummer sessions 1867. stealing a whip, 4 months hard labour, also midsummer sessions 1867, obtaining good by false pretences, a further 4 months hard labour. 6 calander months hard labour plus 6 calander months hard labour further 2. ii. WILLIAM MAYNE, b. 08 Mar 1818, Meshaw, Devonshire, Eng.; d. 27 Dec 1903. 3. iii. PHILIP MAYNE, b. 02 Jul 1820, Meshaw, Devonshire, Eng.; d. 24 Jan 1899, Quodich, Ashwater. iv. SAMUEL MAYNE, b. 02 Mar 1823, Meshaw, Devonshire, Eng.; d. 10 May 1849, New Inn. Little Meshaw Moor. 4. v. ANN MAYNE, b. 08 May 1825, Meshaw, Devonshire, Eng.; d. 23 Sep 1892, Meshaw, Devonshire, Eng.. vi. RICHARD MAYNE, b. 29 Sep 1828, Meshaw, Devonshire, Eng.; d. 13 Aug 1897, El Paso, Woodford Co., Ill.; m. CHARLOTTE SCOTT, 1870, El Paso, Woodford, Ill.; b. 27 Apr 1842, Scotland; d. 06 Oct 1916, El Paso, Woodford Co., Ill.. Notes for RICHARD MAYNE: Immigrated to America with brother See Robert Mark Mayne (15) No Children -Death of Richard Mayne- Obt Local paper --Last Friday evening death came to the relief of Mr. Richard Mayne, after an illness of several days. A year or so ago he was ill for a number of months eigh unto death and while apparently recovered from the siege he has been in very poor health and his constitution could not long withstand the last attack Mr. Mayne was born in Devonshire Eng., Sept. 29 1828, and lacked but a month and a half of being 69 years of age. He came to America in 1854 and remained three months in New York state. The same year he came to Peoria County, Ill. where he lived about three years and in 1857 came to this township where he has since resided. He was married to Miss. Charlotte Scott in 1870, by Rev. John Borland, one of the pioneer preachers of the Methodist church in this part of the state. Mr. Mayne identified himself with the M. E. church in January 1871, under the ministry of Rev. Reger, who was conducting services in Bethel School house. He lived a thoroughly Christian life. Besides his wife, deceased leaves one brother Robert of this township, and two sisters in England. The funeral was held Sunday in the M. E. church this city, Rev. De laGardie delivering the sermon. The following friends of the deceased were pall bearers: Messieurs Adam Pfleeger, Smith Dixon. G.H. Westcott, Robt. Hitch, Ed Hitch, and H.G. McCord ---o--- Obit; from El Paso newspaper I have a copy of Richard Mayne's Will: found in Woodford Co Court House Eureka, Woodford Co. Ill. Signed October 21 1896 Lists relatives in England that were contacted by the Court; Phillip Mayne, WM Mayne, Elizabeth Pike, and Mary Saxton. Executor {brother} Robert Mayne Witnesses: Ed I. Eugel, Ed B. Whitmier In the 1870 census Richard appears to be living with Robert and his family. Age appears to be 54 where I would expect 42. Notes for CHARLOTTE SCOTT: Copied from the El Paso Journal Issue: last week of Oct. 1930 MRS. MAYNE. Death of Aged Pioneer Lady Occurs Last Friday -Morning. ---Charlotte Scott was born in Scotland April 24 1842. and passed to the other shore last Friday at 9 o’clock from ailments incidental to advanced years. The first twenty seven years of her life was spent in her native land and though she had resided in America for nearly half a century her heart grew warm with the memories of the “land of the bluebell and Heather.” In 1869 Miss. Scott came to this city to make her home with her sister Mrs. John Steinbach and family, but the next year she was married to Richard Mayne who took his bride to the farm where he later died in 1899, and which Mrs. Mayne still owned until the present. After the death of Mr. Mayne the widow purchased the old John Stock brick residence, remaining there all these years. She was a typical Scott lady, an ardent Christian woman, quaint and most interesting in her speech and habits. Her only surviving blood relatives are a niece and three nephews, Mrs. Harry Kreidier of McAllen, Tex. Louis Steinbach of Nebraska, Charles Steinbach of Chicago, and William Steinbach of new York city. Funeral services were held from the Presbyterian church last Saturday after noon at 2:30 o’clock, Rev. S. S. Cryer in charge. Interment was in the city Cemetery. From El Paso, Ill. news paper I have a Copy of Charlotte Scott Mayne's will Comment: Both Charlotte and her unmarried sister, are buried in the old Mayne plot in Evergreen Cemetery one half mile east of El Paso Ill.. The head stone of Charlotte Scott Mayne is unique in the area as it is of red granite. Next to Charlotte’s grave is a grave with a headstone of the same red granite, inscribed: My Sister, Ellen Scott Aug. 25 1835-Feb. 10 1902. Across the drive and in the center of an old part of the cemetery are stones of the same red granite listing other individuals family name: Scott. Due to the uniqueness of the stone it may be reasonable to say they are related, (i.e. brother). The inscriptions on this stone(s) are: Father; Thomas Scott Nov., 7, 1830- Jan. 9, 1903; Mother: Keziah Clark “his wife” Oct. 23 1831-April 26 1894; Oliver C. ; Nov. 11, 1867- Oct. 15, 1902. listed in 1880 census location, Panola township Reported by Richard F. Mayne Jan. 1997 Her will lists the following as Heirs Louis Franklin Steinbach Nephew Benedict, Nebraska Mrs Hattie Kreidler Niece McCall, Texas $200 +linen,bed Mrs. Nellie Mayne Miller Husband's Niece 517 New York Ave Peoria, Ill $200 Richard Mayne Saxton Husband's Grand Nephew El Paso, Ill. $100 Richard Saxton Husband's Nephew El Paso, Ill. $200 Miss Lottie Render Legatee El Paso, Ill. [neighboor] Bureau & Cot James Scott Nephew Pollockshaws, Scotland $50 Hugh Scott Nephew Pollockshaws, Scotland $50 Mrs Mary Ann Kilkie Niece Nephew 24 Maxwell St. Pollockshaws, Scotland $50 Executor: Frank B. Stitt Will signators Dr. R.E. Gordon, K.B. Plearanb, Moses Render More About RICHARD MAYNE and CHARLOTTE SCOTT: Marriage: 1870, El Paso, Woodford, Ill. 5. vii. ELEANOR MAYNE, b. 15 Nov 1829, Meshaw; d. 11 Apr 1883. 6. viii. ELIZABETH MAYNE, b. 20 Nov 1831, Meshaw, Devonshire, Eng.; d.
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