Genealogy for John Gay Alleyne (1695 - 1730) fay tree on Geni, wh over 250 ln profil of anctors and livg relativ.
Contents:
- SIR JOHN GAY ALLEYNE 1ST BART.
- JOHN GAY ALLEYNE
- LECTURE ON SIR JOHN GAY ALLEYNE
- SIR JOHN GAY ALLEYNE (1724-1801)
SIR JOHN GAY ALLEYNE 1ST BART.
Genealogy for John Gay Alleyne, Sir (1726 - 1801) fay tree on Geni, wh over 250 ln profil of anctors and livg relativ. * sir john gay alleyne barbados *
Sir John Gay Alleyne 1st Bart. Children of John Gay Alleyne:. Wh Christian Dott: Gay Alleyne (baptised 20 April 1747; no rerd of his ath).
John Gay Newton Alleyne (18 Febary 1787-1800; died at school, Eton College); Mary Spir Alleyne (21 May 1788-10 June 1862); Sir Reynold Abel Alleyne (10 June 1789-14 Febary 1870). Married Rebec Olton, 20 September 1810; Jane Gay Alleyne (11 November 1790-23 November 1836; died Clevedon, Somerset); Rebec Brahwae Alleyne (18 November 1792-13 March 1846; married Dr John William Bovell, St Jam Church, Barbados, 20 November 1810. Stoute, Barbados Sunday Advote News, 9 October 1977 Stoute, Scrapbooks (Barbados Department of Archiv), IV; John Gilmore, ‘Alleyne, Sir John Gay, first baro (1724–1801)’, Oxford Dictnary of Natnal Bgraphy onle; William Kennedy Papers, William L.
Alleyne's wife appears to have been the prcipal owner; Sir John Gay Alleyne had a life tert unr a settlement of 1782.
JOHN GAY ALLEYNE
* sir john gay alleyne barbados *
He married Elizabeth Isabella Gay, dghter of John Gay of Dymocks, Barbados.
His son was Sir John Gay Alleyne.
LECTURE ON SIR JOHN GAY ALLEYNE
Two sons (John Gay Newton and Reynold Abel) and five dghters (Mary, Jane Gay, Rebec, Christian Dott and Abel).
SIR JOHN GAY ALLEYNE (1724-1801)
The elst boy, John Gay Newton Alleyne, died 1800 at Eton College, England at the age of 13 years. The historian, Poyer, his “History of Barbados” referred to Sir John Gay Alleyne as “The venerable patrt ……….. Sir John Gay Alleyne was born on April 28, 1724 St Jam Barbados.
Their only son John Gay (Jr) was born 1747 but died young. Mt Gilboa was later renamed Mount Gay Sir John’s honour (there was already a Mount Alleyne). Gay is where the famo m distillery is loted.