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The Publications of the Huguenot Society of London, volume VIII (1893), lists Evyn MOTYER as a 12-year-old, having been in England for 10 years as of 1 July 1544, so this could mean that he came to England around 1532, when he was about 2-years-old.

It has always been believed that the MOTYER line came to England from France, as a result of the Huguenot persecutions.

The Publications of the Huguenot Society of London, volume VIII (1893), lists Gylys MOTYER as a 62-year-old priest, having been in England for 15 years as of 1 July 1544, so this could mean that he came to England around 1529, when he was about 47-years-old.

It has always been believed that the MOTYER line came to England from France, as a result of the Huguenot persecutions.

The Publications of the Huguenot Society of London, volume VIII (1893), lists Gylys MOTYER as a 13-year-old, having been in England for 8 years as of 1 July 1544, so this could mean that he came to England around 1531, when he was about 5-years-old.

It has always been believed that the MOTYER line came to England from France, as a result of the Huguenot persecutions.

I have no idea when or where he was born, only that he died in March 1779 in Swyre, Dorsetshire County (now Dorset County), England.

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On 27 May 1742 he married Elizabeth CHIP in Buckland Ripers, Dorsetshire County (now Dorset County), England. She was born in Chickerell, Dorsetshire County (now Dorset County), England, and died in 1761.

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He then married widow Israel (née WALBRIDGE) WALBRIDGE-KEECH on 16 April 1761 in Swyre, Dorsetshire County (now Dorset County), England. She was born about January 1724/25 in Swanage, Dorsetshire County (now Dorset County), England, and died September 1785 in Swyre, Dorsetshire County (now Dorset County), England.