Six north country diaries - The MAN & Other Families

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1768. Nov. 16. Rev. Mr. Rudd married at Cowton to Miss
Arden of Pepper-hall. --^
1769. Feb. 23. Died at Stockton, Roger Henrv Gale, esq., of
Scruton.224.
1769. March 30. Married at London, John York of Richmond,
esq., to Miss Campbell of Wimple (sic) Street.224a
1769. June i. Died at Gayles, John Wycliffe, esq.224b
1769. Aug. 1. Died at his house in the South Bailey, in
Durham, Mr. Ralph Trotter, aged 81. He had been for many years
principle register in the Spiritual Court at Durham and was formerly
page to Lady Crew, wife of Nathaniel Lord Crew, Bishop of
Durham, who gave him the patent.
(Note. Sept. 2. 1768: Mr. Trotter signed the instrument of
consecration of St. Ann's chapel in Newcastle as a witness along with
othei-s, and added, "now above sixty years, register of the diocese.')
1769. Aug. 25. Died at Gilling, the Rev. Mr. Layton Etherington,
vicar of Manfield and of St. John's, Stanwick. He was a very
honest man, and my schoolfellow and messmate at Richmond. 225
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Mr. Edward Rudd, fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, and rector of
Haughton-le-Skerne, married Lsetitia, daughter of .John Arden of Arden, and
died on the 4th September, 1781, aged 45. Cf'. Surtees, Durham, vol. iv.
pt. 2, p. 107.
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Roger Henry Gale, the only son of Roger (Tale of Scruton, F.S.A.,
-author of Regi