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PEDW

Arms borne by the Hugueaot. D'azur,

:;li8vrou d'or, en chef demi soleil splendan

Fiancis Jay, died during tlie v fiom Fiance to England.

unSed

Peter Jay, orRye,=Mary, da. of Jacolms

3d N

ITOf.ob ITtli Api 11,1782; mar. 20tli Jan 1728. Buried at Rye

Augustus, nat. 15tli James, "a^.^Tth April,

April, I7:i0, ob. 1,31, i-U. lOlli Oct.

2yd Dec. ISul, 1751, s. p. B.p.

Sir James, Knight, nat 27tli Oct. 1732, ob 20[ll Oct. 1815 Buried at Rye

van Cortlardt, of tiie old Yoiikois, ub. 17tli April, 1777.

Juditl Au Au

Peter, nat.=Mary Duyck- F luth Oct inck, mar- 1734, oU. ried 178J 8tli July,

or ,18th

Peter Augustus Jay -Mary Rutherfur.l, S^usan nnt.

leieri^iig '- aa.ofGen Mat- 9thJuly,l|

Aug. 1780. in the vaul Flemish Cj Madrid

of Rye Neck, nat.

2.Uh Jan. 1777, ob. tliew Clark=oii

20tli Feb. 1813

,,.„Clarkson=Laura Peter iugustns= Mary=.Frederick Sarahs Wm Daw

.■ x^ _r r*..:..... _li»cunlllnp Ppnr. PTlUie ^"'»

Jay, M r» of Rye Neck

Prin da of Nath' Piime

Josephine Pear son

Catharine-- HP

Eleanor gu

bo

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John,ob. Angus- Peter John Laura

1840. lus, ob Augustus CUukson

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Cornelia Anna

COUNTY OF WESTCHESTER. 81

John Hudd, proprietor of Budd's neck, by his last will dated the 13th of October, 16G9, bequeathed to his son John, all his part of the Mill on Blind brook, and to his son Joseph, the Epawqnammis lands. Joseph Budd was the first patentee of Budd's or Rye neck, under the crown, in 1720.* From the Budds, the neck went by purchase, into the families of the Purdys, Gedneys, Guions and Jays, &.c. The property of the latter family, covers a large proportion of the old patent.