Six north country diaries - The MAN & Other Families

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1771. May 10. Died at Thorj) Perrow, John Milbaiik, esq. 233
1771. March 1. My old acquaintance, Mr. Henrj- Wastel. rector
of Siniondburn, died.-^^
worth of (Tawthorp), married at St. Oswald's, Durham, "iSth September,
1671, Elizabeth, daughter of John Moor, of Berwick-ou-Tweed, and had
issue:— Richard, baptized at St. 0;>waM's, 17th Decemlier, 1672, buried at
Durham cathedral, -ind October, 1704, will dated 29tli September, 1704
Thomas, baptized at St. Oswald's, 27th December, 1674 ; Nicholas II.,
baptized at St. Oswald's, 1st July, 1678 ; Utrick, baptized at St. Oswald's, 26th
December, 1682 ; Elizabeth, baptized at St. Oswald's, 10th February, 1673/4;
Fleetwood (a daughter), baptized at St. Oswald's, 16th May, 1676.
II. Xicliolas Shuttleworth of Durham, third son of Nicholas Shuttleworth
and Elizabeth (Moor) his wife, married at St. Oswald's, 24 August, 1703, Mrs.
Lucy Blakiston, and had issue —Richard, baptized at St. Oswald's, 5ih May,
:
Xorham and Islandshires, his lands at Hurworth. and his share of the tithes of
Bywell. He was buried at St. Oswald's on the 13th September, 1705, as
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Mr.
Nicliolas Shuttleworth, grocer.' His widow married secondly at St. Oswald's
14 Julj", 1713, Mr. Thomas Philipson, to whom she had issue and died in
December, 1753.
III. Nicholas Shuttleworth, posthumous and only surviving son of
Nicholas Shuttleworth and Lucy (Blakiston) his wife, married at St. Oswald's
25th September, 1729, Elizabeth, daughter of [Humphrey] March, and died
16th September, 1770, having had issue:—Richard, baptized at St. Oswald's
21st September, 1731 ; of Lincoln College, Oxford, 1749, B.A. , 1753 ; Nicholas',
baptized at St. Oswald's, 5th August, 1734, died on his voyage to the East
Indies, administration of his personal estate, 21st December, 1752 ; Humphrey
baptized at St. Oswald's, 2nd March, 1735 6, of Christ Church, Oxford, vicar of
Preston, co. Lancaster, and prebendary of York ; Ann, baptized at St. Oswald's
8th Sejitember, 1730, and married 29th May. 1750, John Smith, M.D., of
Durham ;
Elizabeth, baptized at St. Oswald's, 25th December, 1732. He died
as recorded in the text on Sunday, 16 September, 1770.
Sumlay, died at Durham, Nicholas Shuttleworth, esq., a gentleman
greatly respected by all his friends and acquaintance : and on Tuesday his remains
was interred at St. Oswald's in that city, the pall being supported by
William Lamljton, John Tempest, sen., John Tempest, jun.,
Forster
and William Salvin, escjuires, and the Rev. Mr. Weston. Xeiccasile Courant
22nd September, 1770.
1769. March 7. Will of Nicholas Shuttleworth, of New Elvet, Durham.
I give all my lands in Durham, Northumberland, etc., to my eldest son, Richard
Shuttleworth, and his heirs, etc., charged with the payment of my debts ; with
£200 per annum to my daughter Elizabeth Siiuttleworth for her life, and with a
paj-ment of f500 to her at my death ; also with the payment of £ 100 per annum
to ni}' son Humphrey Shuttleworth, and a legacy of £800 at my death. To my
two sisters [in law] Mrs. Anne and Martiia March £50 a piece.
son Richard. Proved at York, 1771. Raine, Test. Ebor.
-" For his son's death, see p. 227, poxt.
Residue to my
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Mr. Henry Wastell, son of John Wastell of Ainderby Steeple, was
baptized at Bolton-on-Swale on the 19th February, 1689, was presented to the
rectory of Simondburn in 1723, and iield the same until his death. He married
at St. Andrew's, Auckland, 15th May, 1735, Frances, daughter of William
Bacon of Staward in Northumberland and of Newton Caj) in the county of
Durham, and had (perhaps with other) issue four sons, John, Henry, Bacon
William and Leonard. Cj. new Hiatory of Northumhtrland, vol. iii. p. 312.