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(3) That Mrs. Taylor, wito nf George Taylor, esq., of Swinhoe,
died on the 8th day of March, 1 773.^8
(4) That Doctor Horsley and Miss Jane Brown were married
in January' in the year 1770.1'^
(5) James Scott of Ahiwick, esq., died Au^st [ ?April], 17G0,
aged 75.-'^
(6) Robert Chxxton, esq., died 1766, aged 77.^
(7) Mr. George Scott, son of James Scott, esq., died 1766,
aged 46.-
(7) Mr. James Grey, attorney, died 1772, aged 29.3
(9) Mr. John Grey, merchant, died 1775, aged 29.
(10) Mr. Luke Hindmarsh, died 1758, aged' 31.
(11) Mr. Edward Archbold of Calledge Park, died Sept.,
1764, aged 79.5
(12) Mr. William Ord of Alnwick died ^March, 1755.
(13) That many years ago died Mr. Joseph Baron, merchant.
Some years ago Mr. John Baron, his son, mercliant, remarkable
both at the age of 35.^
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Mr. George Tajlor of Swinhoe Broomford, married 5 May, 1761, Hannah,
daughter of Thomas Forster of Lucker. Their son, George Taylor of Witton,
CO. Durham, was father of Sir Henry Ta\'lor. author of Philip Van Artevelde, etc.
" Dr. John Horsley, husband of the Diarist's daughter Jane, practised in
Darlington. Subsequently his son (William) practised in Alnwick for a short
time.
-" 1760. April S. James Scott, attorney-at-law, buried, Alnirick Re(/ii(e7-