Six north country diaries - The MAN & Other Families

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was married at Dinsdale to Miss Judith Routli, eldest of the four
daughters of Cuthbert Kouth of Dinsdale, by Judith, his wife, a
daughter of Sir Mark Milbank of Halnaby in Yorkshire. i""
17-19. June 21. Tliis morning died at her father's house at Bishop
Auckhand, Miss Sally Hodshon, of a lingering illnesse. She was a
genteel, handsome woman, and one of ver\' good sense and a chearful
temper.
1740. June 29-30. In the night between Thursday, 29th, and
Friday, 30th June, died in Elvett Mr. John Hutchinson, who had
lately reconciled himselfe to tlie eiTOi-s of the Chuj-ch of Rome and
was buried in Crosgate church about 12 a clock at night without any
beai-ei*s or ceremony performed at the gra\'e, pursuant to his own
direction. Little was got or lost by changing sides.^^
1749. July 2. This evening died at the house of his nephe^v at
Eppleton, Ra. Gk>wland, gent., attorn ey-at-law, of a palsey which
had seized him some weeks before on ^Miitsun-Monday, and was
buried in St. Nicholas' church on Thursday.^o
1749. July 11. Died John Aisley, bookseller and alderman of
Durham, of an inflammation on his lungs after a short illness. -i
1749. August 1. "William Hutchinson of Bernard Castle, esq.,
died. Yery rich. 22
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1749. May 27. George Baker, esq., and Miss Judith Routh, married.
DiwdcUe Begisfers.
Last Mondaj', was married, George Baker, of Elemore hall, near Durham,
esq., to Miss Judith Routh, daughter of Cuthbert Routh, of Snape hall, near
Richmond, in Yorksliire, esq., a beautiful J'oung lady with a handsome fortune.
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