Helen, now living at
Glanton Pike, in the
parish of Whittingham,
in Northumberland.
Elizabeth, now living at
the same place.

Catherine, now living at
Glanton Pike.

vi. Frances, b. 6th January, 1697, will dated 9th October, 1731, proved at Durham, 11th January, 1736; she was buried in Bolton Chapel, 29th August, 1736.

vii. Mary, b. 11th April, 1699,

m.

by license, 11th October, 1724, at Edlingham Church, George Cuthbertson, esq. of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. He was elected town clerk of Newcastle, 4th October, 1742, and he resigned that situation and was succeeded by his son, 17th December, 1750. Mary, his wife, was buried in Bolton Chapel, 7th August, 1750. They had issue, 1. George Cuthbertson, who suc

ceeded his father as town clerk of
Newcastle in 1750; he was bapt.
at St. John's, Newcastle, 10th
March, 1729, d. 21st January,
1756, aged twenty-six, and buried
at Bolton, in Yorkshire.
He m.
17th September, 1751, Hannah,
eldest dau. of Leonard Bower,
esq. of Scorton, Yorkshire. She
d. July, 1796. They had issue,

George, b. 29th October, 1753,
died 2nd January, and was
buried 6th January, 1796,
at Denton, in Cumberland.
Mary, b. 20th September, 1752,
died 30th June, 1760, and
buried at Bolton.
Elizabeth, b. in 1754, became
heir to her brother, and lady
of the manor of Haltwhistle,
died 17th December, and
buried 22nd Dec. 1836, at
Haltwhistle; a very eccen-
tric lady, (see obituary in
the Newcastle journals, in
December, 1836). She was
succeeded in her real estates
by Robert Bower, as to one
moiety, and by Misses Fran-

ces and Charlotte Heron, as to the other moiety. 1. Jane Cuthbertson, d. 22nd February, an infant.

2. Philadelphia Cuthbertson, bapt. at St. John's Newcastle, 30th November, 1727, m. at the same church, 10th of July, 1759, to John Bower, esq. son of Leonard Bower, esq. of Scorton, Yorkshire; he died 23rd November, 1797. They had issue,

William Bower, d. young.
John Bower, d. young, in 1781.
Robert Bower, m. Elizabeth-
Amy, only surviving child of
John Clubbe, M.D. and had,
with other issue, ROBERT
BOWER, esq. of Welham, in
the county of York, who
succeeded to one-third of the
real estates of the Cuthbert-
sons, and is lord of one un-
divided moiety of the manor
of Haltwhistle.

Mary,m. to Thomas Booth, esq.
Philadelphia, d. unm.

Harriet, m. to Capt. Powles.
Sarah, m. to the Rev. Mr.
M'Clellan.

3. Ann Cuthbertson, b. 21st November, 1738, m. about January, 1763, to Ralph Heron, of Newcastle, attorney-at-law. She d. 4th February, 1793, and he died 17th April, 1801, aged sixtyfour. Their issue were (with other children, who d. young or unm.) two daughters,

FRANCES HERON, both li-
CHARLOTTE-HERON, Sving in
Newcastle, joint ladies of
the manor of Haltwhistle.

The fourth son,

THE REV. WILLIAM BURRELL, A.M. vicar of Chatton, in the county of Northumberland, from 1713 to 1752, succeeded to the family estates upon the death of his brother, Robert, in July, 1751. He was born 25th January, 1687, m. about 1726, Philadelphia,* daughter of Bryan Grey, esq. of Kyloe. He died and was buried in his own church at

The Harfords are of great antiquity. The "cunabula gentis" was Bosbury, in Herefordshire, in the church of which, there are several ancient and handsome monuments of the family, exhibiting their armorial bearings. The branch we are about to treat of migrated from Marshfield, in Gloucestershire, and settled at Bristol in the course of the seventeenth century.

JOHN HARFORD, esq. of Bosbury, who m. Anne, daughter of Richard Scrope, esq. of Castlecombe, twice high sheriff of Wiltshire, (see vol. iii. p. 696,) d. 30th August, 1559, aged fifty-five, and was buried in the chancel at Bosbury, leaving issue,

RICHARD, of Bosbury, whose will, dated
27th August, 1575, was proved, 26th
May, in the following year. He m.
first, Katherine Viner, daughter of
William Purefoy, esq. of Northamp-
tonshire; and, secondly, Martha, dau.
of Charles Fox, esq. of Bromfield,
His widow m. secondly, Michael
Hopton, esq. of Canon Frome, in the
county of Hereford, and thirdly,
John Barrow, esq. of Awer, in Glou-
cestershire.

Nathaniel, in holy orders, buried 30th
December, 1632, in his 106th year:

he d. s. p.

John, under age in 1559, d. s. p. Anthony, of Bosbury, who m. Eliza

beth Drew, and by her, who d. 10th July, 1590, had issue, two sons and three daughters.

HENRY, of whom presently.

Mary, m. to John Webb, who d. before

the year 1575.

Jane, m. to Sir William Scudamore, of
Thructon.

Martha, m. to Thomas Cave, esq. of
Norton.

Anne, m. to John Aberford.
The fifth son,

HENRY HARFORD, esq. of Boreham, in the parish of Warminster, Wilts, whose will, dated 23rd February, 1614, was proved 10th November, 1615, married twice; by his first wife he left a son, HENRY, of whom presently; and by the second, Alice Bradstone, he left another son,

BRIDSTOCK, M. D. living in 1686, who m. Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Richard Hereford, esq. of Sufton, in the county of Hereford, (see vol. iii. p. 345), and was father of,

BRIDSTOCK, barrister-at-law, and M.P. for the city of Hereford in 1660, who m. first, Catharine, sister of Sir Compton Read, bart. of Shipton, in Oxfordshire, and by her, who died 5th March, 1665, had a son,

BRIDSTOCK, M. B. mayor of Hereford in 1697: d. s. p. 18th June, 1713.

He m. secondly, Dorothy, dau. and co-heir of John Davies, esq. of Monachtie, in Radnorshire, high sheriff of that county, and widow of John Vaughan, esq. of Hergest; but by her had no child. He m. thirdly, Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Brydges, esq. of Old Colwall, and relict of John Dennet, esq. of Bosbury, by whom he left at his decease, 20th April, 1683, a daughter,

MARY, b. 14th October, 1681, who m. first, 7th March,

1706, Colonel James Jones, of Kington, in the county of Hereford; and, secondly, Edward Broughton, M. D. of the same place. By the former, who died in 1713, she had a son,

HARFORD JONES, esq. of Whittorn, who m. Elizabeth,daughter of William Brydges, esq. of Old Colwell, and was grandfather of the present Rt. Hon. Sir HARFORD JONES BRYDGES, bart. of Boultibrook. Henry Harford, of Boreham, d. in 1615, and was buried at Warminster on the 6th April. His son by his first wife,

HENRY HARFORD, had, with other issue, of whom Anne was under age in 1615, a son,

ROBERT HARFORD, who was father of two children, William and John, both of Marshfield. The former had a daughter, Margaret, m. to Mr. Barnet; the latter,

JOHN HARFORD, of Marshfield, had a son, THOMAS HARFORD, of Marshfield, living in September, 1657, who had issue, Thomas, of Marshfield, b. in 1646, d. in May, 1710; and

CHARLES HARFORD, of Bristol, living in 1705, who d. before 1723, leaving two sons and two daughters. Of the former, the second,

EDWARD HARFORD, of the city of Bristol, whose will, dated 26th July, 1705, was proved 13th September following, m. Elizabeth, daughter of Charles Jones, esq. grandson of Hugh Jones, the first Protestant Bishop of Llandaff, and had issue,

1. EDWARD, his heir.

11. Mark, of Frenchay, in Gloucestershire, living in 1746, who m. Love, daughter of John Andrew, esq. of Hill House, in the same county, and had a son,

Mark, of Stoke, in Gloucestershire,
who m. Sarah, daughter of Sa-
muel Lloyd. esq. and had issue,
Mark, of Bristol.

Samuel Lloyd, of Sion Hill,
Clifton.
Edward-Lloyd.
Sarah.

Susannah, m. to George Bush,
esq. of Bristol.

111. Charles, of Bristol, whose will was dated 15th February, 1746, and proved 9th April, 1747, m. first, Mary Beck; and, secondly, Rachael, daughter of John Reeve; by the latter he had a dau. Rachael; and by the former, a daughter, Elizabeth, and a son,

Joseph, of Stapleton, in Glouces

tershire, who m. Hannah, dau. of Joseph Hill, esq. of the same place, and had a son,

Charles-Joseph, of Stapleton,
M.A. F.A.S. who m. Mary,
daughter of Dr. Nathaniel
Coffin, of Falmouth, New
England, and had issue,
Charles-Joseph, captain
in the army, late of the
34th regiment.
Henry-Charles, B. A. of
the Royal York Cres-
cent, Clifton; who m.
Susan-Harriet, dau. of
Samuel Brice, esq. of
Frenchay, in Glouces-
tershire, and has had
issue,

Charles-Joseph.
Henry-Charles, de-

ceased.
Frederick-Hill.

Samuel-Henry.

Emma-Christiana,

deceased. Susan-Harriet. Emily-Mary.

1. Elizabeth, m. to Summers, esq. II. Anne, m. to George Tully. III. Mary, m. to Francis Browne. IV. Martha, m. to William Bridges. v. Sarah.

The eldest son,

EDWARD HARFORD, esq. of Bristol, m. a daughter of Edward Lloyd, esq. and dying in 1788, aged eighty-eight, was succeeded by his only son,

EDWARD HARFORD, esq. of Frenchay, near Bristol, who m. Sarah, daughter and heir of John Scandrett, esq. of that city, and left an only son and successor,

JOHN-SCANDRETT HARFORD, esq. of Blaise Castle, in Gloucestershire, who m. Mary daughter of Abraham Gray, esq. of Tottenham, Middlesex, and had issue,

JOHN-SCANDRETT, his heir.

Abraham-Gray, who assumed the sur-
name of BATTERSBY, in addition to
HARFORD, on inheriting the estate
of his kinsman, William Battersby,
esq. He m. Elizabeth, youngest dau.
of Gen. and the Rt. Hon. Lady
Eleanor Dundas, and has issue,
JOHN.