WOODYEARE, OF CROOKHILL.

WOODYEARE, FOUNTAIN-JOHN, esq. of Crookhill, in the county of York, m. Frances, third daughter and co-heir of John Woodyeare, esq. of the same place, and has issue,

FOUNTAIN-JOHN WOODYEARE.
Richard-Peter.

This gentleman, whose patronymic is Elwin, adopted his present surname by sign

Lineage.

1710, aged fifty-four, was buried at Conings- and co-heir, MARY, m. to Richard Turbutt, esq. borough, and succeeded by his son,

RUDSTON-READ, OF HAYTON.

READ-RUDSTON, THE REV. THOMAS-CUTLER, of Hayton, in the East Riding of the county of York, b. 19th November, 1762; m. 26th May, 1803, Louisa, third daughter of the late Henry Cholmley, esq. by Katharine his wife, eldest daughter of Nathaniel Cholmley, esq. of Whitby Abbey and Howsham, and has issue,

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WILLIAM-HENRY, A.M. F.L.S. F.H.S. of Lincoln's Inn,
barrister-at-law, b. 14th May, 1808.

George, M.A. rector of Sutton on Derwent, in the East
Riding of the county of York, b. 24th February, 1810;
m. in 1836, Theresa, eldest daughter of the late Rev.
W. Wheler, youngest son of Sir George Wheler, bart.
Thomas-Frederick, M.A. in holy orders, b. 4th June,

1811.

Edward, Lieut. 13th regiment of Light Dragoons, b. 13th
October, 1812.

Charles, R.N. b. 16th May, 1818.

Walter, b. 20th March, 1820; d. 27th October, 1829.
Louisa, died young 19th May, 1808.

Anna.

Maria-Christiana, d. 25th December, 1821.
Katharine.

Elizabeth-Amelia.

This gentleman, whose patronymic is RUDSTON, assumed by sign manual the additional surname and arms of READ, in compliance with the testamentary injunction of the late William Read, esq. of Sand Hutton, in the county of York. He is in the commission of the peace for the three ridings of that shire.

Lineage.

SIR JOHN RUDSTON, lord of the manor of Hayton, in the East Riding, who was living in the 6th year of the reign of King JOHN, had a son and successor,

WALTER RUDSTON, of Hayton, who m. Oswyn, daughter of Stephen Shalleros, and had three sons: Walter, who died issueless; Robert, a monk at Selbie, in Yorkshire; and John, his father's heir. The third son,

JOHN RUDSTON, of Hayton, m. a daughter of Thomas Wilberforce, and was s. by his

son,

GREGORY RUDSTON, of Hayton, father, by his wife, a daughter of Sir John Elliker, knt. of Elliker, of

WALTER RUDSTON, of Hayton, who m. a daughter of Sir John Berron, of Colwicke, in the county of Nottingham, and had a son and successor,

NICHOLAS RUDSTON, who m. Bridget, dau. of Nicholas Cliffe, of Cliffe, and was s. by his son,

JOHN RUDSTON, who m. the daughter and heiress of Thomas Barwick, esq. of Pocklington, in the county of York, and had issue,

THOMAS, his heir.

John, who m. Dorothy Glascock, and d. s. p.

Margaret, m. to Jeffrey Hotham, of

Hutton Cranswick.

Alice, m. to Thomas Middleton, of York. Joan, m. to Thomas Brigham, of Brigham.

The elder son,

THOMAS RUDSTON, m. Denys, daughter of Edward Ripplingham, esq. and was father of

JOHN RUDSTON, who m. Armitude, daughter and heir of Gregorie Haton, of Haton, and had five sons, ROBERT, Richard, John, ancestor of the Rudstons, of Elie and Swaffham, James and Ralph. The eldest son,

ROBERT RUDSTON, esq. of Hayton, espoused Elizabeth, daughter of Edward Kighly, esq. and was s. by his son,

MATHEW RUDSTON, esq. of Hayton, living at the close of the 15th century, who m. a daughter of Thomas Studham, esq. of Pocklington, and had issue,

1. WALTER, his heir.

11. John (Sir), lord mayor of London in 1528, who m. first, Agnes, daughter of Henry Seirson, esq. and had issue. The eldest daughter m. Sir Christopher Hilliard, knt.; and the

second, Sir Thomas Wotton, knt. of
Kent. Sir John wedded, secondly,
Ursula, daughter of Sir Robert Dy-
moke, knt. and had by her (who m.
secondly, Sir Edward Wotton, knt.)

a son,

1. Ursula, m. to Robert Wright, esq. of Plowland.

II. Frances, m. to Stephen Thorp, esq. and had a son, Thomas. The second but eldest surviving son,

JOHN RUDSTON, esq. of Hayton, living in 1584, the period of Glover's Yorkshire visitation, wedded Margaret, daughter of Thomas Trollop, esq. of Thornley, in Durham, and had issue,

I. WALTER, his heir.
II. Nicholas.

III. John.

1. Ursula, m. first, to Christopher Langley, esq. of Willington, in the county of Durham; and, secondly, to Marmaduke Dolman, esq.

ROBERT, who purchased from Sir
Thomas Wyatt the manor of
Boughton Monchensie, in Kent,
and in the 2nd and 3rd year of
EDWARD VI. procured his lands
in that county to be disgavelled
by the act then passed for the
purpose. Engaging temp. Queen
MARY, in Sir Thomas Wyatt's
rebellion, he was condemned to
be executed, but her majesty was
pleased to respite the sentence.
In the 1st of ELIZABETH he was
by act of Parliament restored in
blood, and resided on his manor WALTER RUDSTON, esq. of Hayton, suc-
of Boughton, to the mansion of ceeded his father in 1618. He m. Frances,
which he made considerable ad-daughter of Marmaduke Constable, esq. and
ditions. He m. Anne, daughter sister of Sir Philip Constable, bart. of Eve-
of Sir Edward Wotton, knt. and ringham, by whom he had issue,
had issue,

1. ISAAC, of Boughton Mon-
chensie, whose only daugh-
ter and heir, Anne, m. first,
Samuel Michel, esq. of Old
Windsor; and, secondly,
William Duke, esq. of Rich-
mond.

2. BELKNAP, who inherited
Boughton Monchensie upon
the demise of his brother,
but dying s. p. devised it by
his will, dated 1613, to Sir
Francis Barnham, knight, of
Hollingborne, by whose de-
scendant the present THO-
MAS RIDER, esq. of Bough-
ton, it is now enjoyed.
3. Ursula, m. Sir Martin Barn-
ham, knt. of Hollingbourne,
high sheriff of Kent 40 ELI-

The elder son,

WALTER RUDSTON, esq. of Hayton, living in the commencement of the 16th century, m. Dorothy, daughter and heir of Thomas Gunhouse, esq. and had a son and successor, NICHOLAS RUDSTON, esq. of Hayton, who m. first, Beatrice, daughter of Sir Marmaduke Constable; and, secondly, Jane, dau. of Sir William Mallory, knt. of Studley; by the latter of whom he had issue,

1. WALTER, who died without issue.
II. JOHN, heir.

III. James, d. s. p.
IV. Martin.

II. Grace.

III. Johanna, m. to Sir Philip Monkton. The eldest son,

I. WALTER, his heir.

II. WILLIAM, who m. Hester, daughter of Francis Saville, esq. of Barnesley (1656), and had a daughter,

HESTER, Who m. William Calverley, and was mother of

CHARLES CALVERLEY, whose son, by Catherine Mitchell his wife,

III. Charles.
IV. Samuel.
v. Matthew.

WILLIAM CALVERLEY, m. Jane Binnington, and had a son,

VI. Marmaduke.

VII. Philip.

RUDSTON CALVERley, who eventually inherited the estates of the Rudston family upon the deImise of Mrs. Elizabeth Cutler.

1. Barbara, m. to Samuel Saltonstall,
esq. of Rogerthorpe, in the West
Riding of Yorkshire.

II. Marie, m. to John Rudston, esq. of
Bissanbie, and had a son, John.
III. Katherine.

perty at Hayton and elsewhere to her cousin and heir-general,

RUDSTON CALVERLEY, esq. (the great

cause, and had his estates confiscated. He | m. Margaret, daughter of Sir Thomas Dawney, bart. of Cowick and Sesay, (by whose exertions and activity the property was ulti-grandson of Hester, daughter of William mately restored to her son), and had issue,

I. THOMAS, his heir.

11. Walter, baptized at Hayton, 12th
January, 1642.

1. Faith, baptized at Hayton, 8th No-
vember, 1632.
11. Barbara.

III. Margaret, baptized at Hayton, 6th
January, 1637.

IV. Elizabeth, baptized at Hayton, 27th
January, 1644.

Sir Walter died about 1655, and was s. by
his son,

SIR THOMAS RUDSTON, second baronet, of Hayton, baptized there 8th August, 1639, who m. Katherine, daughter and co-heir of George Mountayne, esq. of Westow, in Yorkshire, and had issue,

Rudston, and niece of Sir Walter Rudston, the first baronet). This gentleman, on inheriting Hayton, assumed the surname and arms of RUDSTON. He m. at Scarborough, 1st October, 1761, Anne, daughter of William Stockdale, esq. of that town, and had issue,

THOMAS-CUTLER, his heir.

William-Stockdale, Midshipman R.N. lost at sea.

George, a merchant at Hull, married, and has issue.

Henry, lost at sea.

Charles, a merchant at Hull.
John, died young.

Elizabeth, died young.

Charlotte, m. to Richard Vawser, esq. and had issue.

Anne.

Mr. Calverley Rudston died 15th June, 1806, was buried at Hayton on the 19th of that month, and succeeded by his eldest son, the present REV. THOMAS - CUTLER RUDSTONREAD, of Hayton.

Arms Arg. three bulls' heads erased pean, each charged on the neck with a cross moline or.

Crest-A lion's gamb erect pean, grasp-
ing a cross moline or erminois.
Estates-In Yorkshire.
Seat-Hayton, in the East Riding.

CHRISTY, OF APERFIELD.

CHRISTY, JOHN, esq. of Aperfield, in the county of Kent, m. 20th October, 1812,

Sarah, second daughter of the late Abraham De Horne,

esq. of Surrey Square, and has had issue,

JOHN-DE HORNE, b. 25th August, 1814, of Aperfield.

Alfred, b. 14th January, 1817.

George, b. 11th April, 1819.

Edward, b. 6th June, 1820.

Frederick-Collier, b. 9th September, 1822.

Arthur, b. 6th August, 1828.

Albert, b. 21st March, 1830.

Sarah, died young.

Emma, m. 2nd February, 1836, George-Steinman Steinman, esq. F.S.A. F.L.S. &c. of Priory Lodge, Peckham Rye, Surrey.

Ellen, died an infant.

This is a branch of the family of Christie, | June, 1707; and espoused Mary, daughter of Dundee, N.B. of Miller, of Craigentennie, in the parish of North Leith, in the county of Edinbro', (whose ancestors were gardeners to the kings of Scotland), aunt to William-Henry Miller, esq. M.P. and died in 1761, leaving issue,