John, born in 1642, married Anne Dumaresq of les Augrès, ae had three sons in the Royal Navy, who all rose to the rank of Captain and in Traill's Social England Vol IV, page 17, there is a plan of Porto Bello made by Lt. Durell who must have been promoted shortly afterwards, for late in 1740 [?] Capt. Philip Durell died of plague at Carthagena. The Lieut. Bailiff had four sons; John, who became Solicitor General and married Elizabeth Corbet, and three others who became Captains in the Navy. He had three daughters, Madeline, who married Sir Edward de Carteret, Elizabeth who married John Sauvains and Anne who married Matthieu de Saumarez. There is a tablet to the memory of Matthieu and his wife in Westminster Abbey opposite the pulpit. John, the Solicitor General, son of the Lieut. Bailiff, had four sons, John, born 1706, who also became Solicitor General and married Anne la Cloche of Longueville Manor, Philip, born 1707 who became Vice Admiral of the Blue and married Madeline de Sausmarez, Thomas a Captain in the Royal Navy and George also a Captain in the Royal Navy and who married Elizabeth de Sausmarez.
(see http://www.cichw.net/pmdurell.html )

She had three daughters,Anne who married Mathew de Saumarez.
Elizabeth .Married John Sauvaire
Madelaine Married Ewd de Carteret