John Mayne

The family name of Mayne features numerous times in the Raymond family. Isabella Raymond married John Mayne of Telford, Wiltshire in 1761.

Isabella Mayne married Archibald Cochrane, ninth Earl of Dundonald in 1788. Isabella, the then Right Honourable Countess Dundonald, died in 1831.

The Mayne name

Isabella was the daughter of Samuel Raymond and her older brothers were Philip Honywood and Samuel Raymond (I have called him "junior"). Samuel junior was the heir of the Raymond estate and the father of John Mayne St.Clere Raymond. It is not known where the Clere originates.

The Wikitree biography:

John was born about 1723. He was the son of John Mayne and Elizabeth (Batt) Mayne. [1] “Christopher Mayne, esq. b. at Exeter in 1655, who purchased in 1679, the estate of Teffont Ewyas, in the county of Wilts. He m. Mary, daughter and co-heir (with Dinah, wife of Sir William Walrond, of Bradfield,) of Sir Thomas Mompesson, knt. by whom he acquired the adjoining manor, with a considerable estate at Chicks-grove, and had several children who all died unmarried with the exception of Elizabeth, wife of John Smith, esq. of Oxenwood, Berks, who died s.p. and one son, John Mayne, esq. of Teffont Ewyas, b. there in 1688, who m in 1722, Elizabeth, daughter, of Christopher Batt, esq. of Kensington, and by her, who died in 1768, aged seventy-three, left at his decease in 1726, a son and successor, John Mayne, esq. of Teffont Ewyas, b. there in 1723, who m. at St. Dunstan’s in the West, London, Isabella, only daughter of Samuel Raymond, esq. of Belchamp Hall, Essex, but died without issue in 1785. His widow wedded secondly in 1788, Archibald, ninth Earl of Dundonald. Upon the demise of Mr. Mayne, the male representation of the family devolved on his kinsman, (the descendant of the Rev. Zachary Mayne, uncle to the purchaser of Teffont,)…” [2] In 1738, John and his sister Elizabeth were legatees in the Will of their grandfather Christopher Batt. [3] In 1745, John and his sister Elizabeth are named in the Will of their aunt Eleanor Mayne. [4] In 1756, John is a legatee in and executor of the Will of his uncle, Christopher Batt of Kensington. [5] He married Isabella Raymond in 1761.[6] He passed away about 1785. His Will names his wife, Isabella Mayne, William Batt of New Hall in Wiltshire; William Hulbert of Reading, Berks.; and John Thomas Batt of Lincolns Inn. He desires to be buried in Teffont Evias in the same vault as his parents. [7]