Six north country diaries - The MAN & Other Families

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1750. Oct. Richard Whartc^n cho.scn an aklcrnian of Durham in
the room of Jolni Grey.
1750. Oct. .'5. Miss Chilton was carried off in a post-chaise from
tier grandmother's at Harraton by one Carter, a young fellow who had
lately been servant to her brother and discharged his service. They
were married at Mayfair Chai>el in London on the Thursday
following.^*^
1750. Oct. 9. Dr. AVilliamson of Whickhani, married to widow
Barras, daughter of Kichard Hendry of Dui'ham.*^"
1750. Oct. 18. Abraham Gregory'''^ married at Wittou to Fanny
Wascoe, or Westgarth, a servant maid to Mrs. Fenwick of Nunnykirk.
1750. Oct. 9. Alderman Wharton had the misfortune to break
tis leg at his estate at Old Park. (Returned to Durham, Tuesday,
15 January.)
1750. Oct. 16. Charles^'^ Wilkinson of Thorp, married to Miss
Pulleine, daughter of Wingate Pulleine, esq., of Carlton.
Diu'liaiii, married Anne, sister of the rector of Ryton and daughter of Dr.
William Lloyd, rectur of Fladbnrj' and chancellor of the diocese of Worcester.
The latter was son of Dr. William Lloyd (1627-1717), bishop of Worcester, by
his wife Anne (married at Westminster Abbey, 3rd December, 1668), daughter
of Dr. Walter Jones, prebendary of Westminster. ( f. Surtees, Uiirhcmi, vol.
ui. p. 300.
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1750. Oct. 5. John Carter, of Stratford, Wilts., and Dorothy Chilton, of
Chester-le-Street, married. lle