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     Robert Boyd Master of Boyd was the son of Thomas Boyd 6th Lord Boyd and Margaret Campbell.
He married Lady Jean Kerr, daughter of the second earl of Lothian. They had issue inc. Robert, 7th Lord Boyd, and James 9th Lord Boyd who succeeded his nephew.
     Robert died in May 1597.

     Sarah Boyd (Shepherd) was born circa 1836 in Ireland. She was the daughter of Sam Boyd.
Sarah Boyd (Shepherd) was listed in a directory dated 1852 as Mrs Robert Halahan at Gulistan Terrace, Ranelagh, Rathmiines, Dublin. This must be a previous Mrs Robert Halahan, not Sarah Shepherd.
Sarah Boyd (Shepherd) married Robert Handy Halahan, son of George Augustus Frederick Halahan and Jane Fleming, on 25 July 1867 in the residence of George Lees, Port Augusta, South Australia.
     Sarah died on 18 July 1901 in Port Augusta, South Australia.

     Simon died after 1159.

     Sir Thomas Boyd was born in Scotland. He was the son of Sir Robert Boyd.
     Thomas died after October 1346. He was taken prisoner with King David II at battle of Durham in 1346.
Thomas Boyd, 2nd of Kilmarnock (living 17 Oct 1346); m. a sister of Sir Malcolm Fleming of Biggar.

     Sir Thomas Boyd was born circa 1370. He was the son of Sir Robert Boyd and Margaret Gifford.
He was pardoned in 1409 for slaying a personal foe.
He was a hostage for King James I's ransom
Thomas Boyd, 4th of Kilmarnock (b. ca. 1370, living 1425. He possibly married a daughter of Robert, Duke of Albany (son of King Robert II).
     Thomas resided at Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland.
     Thomas died on 7 July 1432.

     Sir Thomas Boyd was the son of Sir Thomas Boyd.
Sir Thomas Boyd married Joan Montgomery, daughter of Sir John Montgomery (of Ardrossan) and Margaret Maxwell. She was the daughter of Sir John Montgomerie of Ardrossan.
     Thomas died on 7 July 1439. He was killed by Sir Alan Stewart pf Darnley in a feud,for which he was himself slain in revenge 'with manie valient men' by Darnley's brother on 9 July 1439.

     Sir Thomas Boyd was born in Bedlay, Kirkintilloch, Dunbartonshire, Scotland.
He was possibly the Sir Thomas Boyd of Ayrshire (or his father) who held lands in Strabane, co. Tyrone in the plantation of Ireland. His proportion of Shean lay immediately to the west of the proportion of Strabane and comprised the temporal lands in the parish of Urney. By 1613 Abercorn had taken control of Shean. These lands were transferred to his brother-in-law James Hamilton.. He was the son of Thomas Boyd 6th Lord Boyd and Margaret Campbell.

     Thomas Boyd (of Pitcon) was the son of Alexander Boyd (3rd Lord) and Janet Colville.
     Thomas died in 1547. He was of Pitcon and was ancestor of the Boyds of Pitcon.

     Thomas was a Privy Counsellor.
Thomas Boyd 6th Lord Boyd married Margaret Campbell, daughter of Sir Matthew Campbell. Thomas Boyd 6th Lord Boyd was the son of Robert Boyd 5th Lord Boyd and Margaret Colquhoun.
He fought with his father for Queen Mary at Langside.
In 1591 he was put to the horn as an outlaw for rebellion, but was soon pardoned.
     Thomas died in June 1611. He was succeeded by his grandson.
By 1613 the Earl had acquired the proportion of Shen bordering on the Strabane proportion, which had originally been granted to his brother-in-law, Sir Thomas Boyd.

     Thomas Boyd Earl of Arran was born in Scotland. Eldest son of Robert, Lord Boyd, on his marriage with Mary, eldest daughter of King James II, obtained the Isle of Arran, and other lands, and was created Earl of Arran, as appears from a charter 26 April 1467. He was later attainted and forfeited in in 1469, and he died soon afterwards. He was the son of Lord Robert Boyd and Mariota or Janet Maxwell. Thomas 'The most courteous, gentlest, wisest, kindest, most bounteous knight' and 'fairest archer, devoutest, most perfect, and truest to he lady' was created an Earl whild still Master of Boyd. He was attainted with his father and d.v.p. in the service of Charles the Bold of Burgundy on 26 April 1467.
Thomas Boyd Earl of Arran married Princess Mary Stewart, daughter of James, II, King of Scotland and Mary of Gueldres Queen of Scotland, in 1469. The marriage was declared null and void and she was compelled to marry James, Lord Hamilton. Thomas was granted a divorce from Princess Mary Stewart before 1474.
     Thomas died in 1476 in Antwerp, Belgium.

     William Boyd Abbot of Kilwinning was the son of Sir Thomas Boyd and Joan Montgomery.

     Charles Boyle was born in 1645 in Shannonpark, Cork, Ireland. He was the son of Hon. Francis Boyle Viscount Shannon and Elizabeth Killigrew.

     Charles Boyle was born after 1675/76. He was the son of Richard Boyle.

     Charlotte became Countess of Yarmouth. She was born illegitimate circa 1650 in Soho, Westminster. She was the daughter of King Charles II and Elizabeth Killigrew.. She was the daughter of Elizabeth Killigrew.
Charlotte Jemima Henrietta Maria Boyle Countess of Yarmouth married James Howard on 9 March 1662/63 in Hounslow, Middlesex.
Charlotte Jemima Henrietta Maria Boyle Countess of Yarmouth married William Paston 2nd Earl of Yarmouth as her second husband, on 17 July 1672. He was the Hon William Paston, afterwards 2nd Earl of Yarmouth.
     Charlotte died on 28 July 1684 in London, England. She was buried on 4 August 1684 in Westminster Abbey.

     Constance Beryl Bertha Boyle was born on 31 March 1882 in England?. She was the daughter of Sir Edward Boyle, Kt,1st Baronet of Oakham, Salehurst, Sussex.
Constance Beryl Bertha Boyle married Captain George Crosby Halahan, son of Capt Samuel Handy Halahan and Hannah Croucher Engeham, on 4 October 1905 in All Saints, Ennismore Gardens, London. On the 4th Oct, at All Saints, Ennismore gardens, SW, by the Rev J H Light, vicar of Great Marlow, uncle of the bride, assisted by the Rev J Blair and the Rev W R Inge, vicar of the parish, George Crosby Halahan, son the late Col. Halahan of Chiddingfield, Sussex, to Constance Beryl Bertha, daughter of Sir Edward Boyle, Bart, KC.
     Constance resided at 4 Queens Gate, London, 1936.
     Constance died on 3 February 1965 aged 82. She was buried on 16 February 1965 in Salehurst church, Robertsbridge, Sussex.

     Elizabeth Boyle was born in 1647 in Shannonpark, Cork, Ireland. She was the daughter of Hon. Francis Boyle Viscount Shannon and Elizabeth Killigrew.

     Elizabeth Boyle was born after 1675 in Ireland?. She married Joseph Jephson, MP. She was the daughter of Richard Boyle.

     Hon. Francis Boyle Viscount Shannon was born on 25 June 1623 in Ballinrea, Carragaline, Cork, Ireland. He was the 4th son of Richard, 1st Earl of Cork, who was created Viscount Shannon in 1660.
Hon. Francis Boyle Viscount Shannon married Elizabeth Killigrew, daughter of Sir Robert Killigrew and Mary Woodhouse, on 24 October 1638 in Whitehall, London, Westminster. His sister Mry Boyle (the future Countess of Warwick) wrote: My brother being then judged too young to live with his wife, was a day or two after celebrating the marriage (which was done before the King and Queen) at Whitehall (she having been maid of honour to the Queen) sent into France to travel, and his wife then brought home to our house...
Francis returned from his travels several years later and he & Elizabeth had several children. Later sill the family joined Charles II in exile, and Elizabeth became the second mistress of that young libertine. Francis was created Viscount Shannon by King Charles II in 1660.
     Francis died before 19 April 1699 in Cork, Ireland. He was buried on 19 April 1699 in St Mary's Collegiate Church, Youghal, Cork.

     Grace Boyle was born in Ireland?. She had no issue. She was the daughter of Richard Boyle 2nd Viscount Shannon.

     Richard Boyle was born in 1643 in Shannonpark, Cork, Ireland. He was the son of Hon. Francis Boyle Viscount Shannon and Elizabeth Killigrew.
Richard Boyle married Elizabeth Ponsonby on 7 September 1668 in Cork, Ireland.
     Richard died. He predeaced his father, leaving 3 sons and a daughter.

     Richard Boyle 2nd Viscount Shannon was born circa 1676. He was the son of Richard Boyle.
     He served as a Field-Marshall.
     Richard died on 20 December 1740.

     Beryl Steer Bowker Boyton was born on 23 August 1919 in Hackney, Middlesex, England. She married Irvine Dougals White in 1953 and had 3 children. She was the daughter of John Ryther Steer Bowker and Elsie Emily Boyton.
     Beryl died on 7 July 2007 in Rhondda, Glamorganshire?, Wales, aged 87. She previously lived at Clacton-on-Sea, Essex..

     Elsie Emily Boyton was born in 1886.
     Elsie died in 1963.

     (?) Brabbin married Thomas Bowker, son of Thomas Bowker.

     Mary Brabrook was also known as Bradbrook in records. She was born circa 1740.
Mary Brabrook married Robert Wilkin, son of Richard Wilkin and Elizabeth Tarney, on 12 October 1760 in Hessett, Suffolk.
     Mary died and was buried on 7 November 1817 in Hessett.

     Anne Bracken was born circa 1800.
Anne Bracken married John Handy on 11 September 1818 in Mullingar, Westmeath, Ireland.

     Bridget Bracken was born circa 1904 in Ireland.
Bridget Bracken married Joseph Handy, son of William Handy and Margaret Kenny, on 25 November 1935 in the RC church, Killina, Tullamore, Offaly. Joseph Handy 47, bachelor, mill operative of Clara, son of William Handy, farmer, to, Brigid Bracken, 31, spinster, farmer, of The Island, daughter of Michael Bracken, farmer. Witnesses were Martin Handy & Annie Bracken.

     Mary Bracken was born circa 1868 in Offaly.
Mary Bracken married Andrew Handy, son of William Handy and Margaret Kenny, on 15 August 1890 in Killina RC chapel, Tullamore or Killoughy, Kilbride, Offaly, Ireland. Andrew Handy, labourer of Clara, son of William Handy, labourer, to Mary Bracken of Clonshanny, daughter of John Bracken, labourer, at Killina church, both of full age.
     Mary Bracken and Andrew Handy were recorded on the 1901 census in Clonshanny, Bawn, Offaly. Handy Andrew 32, Head, Roman Catholic, born Kings Co ,Spinner at Factory, Read and write; his wife Handy Mary 32, Roman Catholic, born Kings Co - Read and write - children Handy, Mary 11 Daughter Roman Catholic Kings Co Scholar Read and write - Handy Margaret 7 Daughter Roman Catholic Kings Co Scholar Read and write - Handy Bridget 3 Daughter Roman Catholic Kings Co - Handy Susan 1 Daughter Roman Catholic, born Kings Co.
     Mary Bracken and Andrew Handy were recorded on the 1911 census in Clonshanny, Rahan, Offaly. Andrew Handy, 43, jute spinner, born King's Co; his wife Mary 43; they were married for 21 years and had 9 children - 8 living; Mary 20, parlour maid, domestic servant, Margaret 16, Bridget 13, Susan 12, Elizabeth 9, Wiliam 7, Anne Frances 4, John under one year (all able to read & write except Ann & John, and born in King's county), living in a 3 roomed house.
Mary 34 & Margaret 20 were also listed separately working in a dairy.
     Mary died on 26 January 1957 in Clonshanny, Clara, Offaly. Mary Handy, married, aged 88, housewife - informant Elizabeth Handy, daughter of Closhanny.

     William Bradbridge was born in Singleton, Sussex, England.
William Bradbridge married Elizabeth Homewood, daughter of James Homewood and Olive Arlote, after 1528 in Sussex, England. He had married firstly Alice who died before October 1544 and was buried in the cathedral..
He was Mayor of Chichester.
     William died in 1545 in Chichester, Sussex. Died 1456 and was buried in Chichester cathedral. However his will was dated 9 October 1544, and proved 4 February 1544/5 at Chichester 4.90b & 6.16.

     Amanda Joy Bradbury was born on 8 September 1966 in Mt Isa, Queensland.
     Amanda died of measles on 22 June 1969 in Mt Isa, Queensland, aged 2.