Six north country diaries - The MAN & Other Families

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eldest brother to Benjamin Crow of Gilling, died at Kipling after a
short illness and was buried at Woodford, in Essex, pursuant to the
directions of his will. He left two sons, Christopher and George, and
a daughter married to Roger Gale of Scruton, esq.
1749. Nov. 13. Mrs. Liddle, wife of Thomas Liddle, esq.,
brought to bed of a son at Newton, near Durham. ^4
174:9.3^ Nov. 16. Mrs. Lucy Dalston,^^ at Acornbank, died aged
70 : sister 'to Mr. James Cook of Stockton, and mother of John
Dalston, esq., member for Westmorland.
1749. Nov. 17. Mr. Elliot, a south countryman, who lodged at
the Red Lion in Durham, was married at Witton Gilbert to Miss
Suky ThomaiS, combrusher to Mrs. Cowper, the dean's lady.^^
1749. Nov. 28. Jenny Adamson, married at Merrington to Mr.
Leplas, a surgeon at Bishop Auckland.^s
1749. Dec. 5. Frank Myddleton married to Miss Grace Smith at
the Abby church. ^9
Kiplin, born 1755, died 1808, having married Ann Buckle by whom he had
issue an only child Sarah, wife of John Delaval Carpenter, fourth Earl of
Tyrconnel. Communicated by the Hon. Mrs. Carpenter of Kiplin.
1740. Sept. 4. Will of Christopher Crow, of Woodford, Essex, esq.
I give my half of three messuages in White-chapel, being the Red Lyon Inn,
etc., to Willey Reveley, of Newby Wisk, esq., and Christopher Crowe, my
eldest son, on trust to sell and pay debts. I have preferred my eldest daughter,
Catherine, in marriage with Roger Henry Gale, and here give her only £20.
To my daughter, Crowe, £4,000. To my son, George Crowe, £3,000 when 21.
My daiighter, Charlotte Crowe. To Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, daughter of Mr.
George Wilson, of Workington, and now living in Chappie Street, Westminster,
£50 per annum. My manor of Ellerton to the Hon. Cecilius Calvert, esq.,
and Willey Reveley on trust for my son Christopher and his heirs male.
Remainder to my son, George Crowe. Remainder to my daughter, Catherine
Gale, and her heirs. Remainder to my daughter, Charlotte Crowe. My body
to be' interred in my vault in the chancel of the parish church of Woodford.
Pr. at York, 15th March, 1749-50. Raine, Test. Ehor.
^' 1745. Sept. 21. Thomas Lyddell, of Newton, within the chapelry of St.
Margaret's, Durham, esq. , and Margaret Bowes, of the South Bailey, Durham,
spinster, married. Begisters of St. Mary in the South Bailey, Durham.
Last Thursday, the lady of the Hon. Thomas Liddell, of Newton, near
Durham, esq., brother to the Right Hon. the Lord Ravensworth, was safely
delivered of a son and heir, to the universal joy of that ancient family. JVeiocas