Six north country diaries - The MAN & Other Families

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1764. Aug. 12. This morning died honest Jo. Hayes of the
Queen's Head, from a stroke of the palsey.^oo
1764. Nov. 15. Lady Susan Lambton delivered of a son at
Harraton, to the gi-eat joy of the family. 201
1765. Jan. 10. Died at York Thomas Babington Pullein202 of
Carlton.
1765. Jan. 29. Married at St. Nicholas in Durham, Thoma&
Lewen, esq., jam ijrovectioris cetatis, to Miss Mally Brass, hand ifa
'prideni juvenca.^^^
1765. Feb. 21. Died at her house in London, Ann, dowager Lady
Milbank.204
1765. Aug. 7. About this time died at Harrowgate in an advanced
age, Thomas Wycliff, esq., of G-ailes.205
1765. Sept. 25. Francis Lawson, an attorney at Darlington,.
aged about 62 or 63 and in good circumstances, shot himself through
the head and died instantly.
1766. March 7. Died at Heighington, William Shuttleworth,
esq., brother of James Shuttleworth, esq., of Forcett.206
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Sunday, died at Durham Mr. Joseph Haj'es, master of the Queen's Head
Inn in that city. Neivcastle Courant, 18th August, 1764.
There is in St. Oswald's churchyard a tombstone to his memory, which
gives his age as 59 years. His wife Elizabeth was buried on the 20th December,
1745.