Page 64. Richard Thomlinson of Akehead, in 1680, purchased the rectory of Bromfield from Mr. Walter Calverley. Cf. Arch. Ael. 1 ser. vol. ii. p. 174. Page 108, note 169. There was a family of statesmen at Akehead of the name of Rook. Page 114, note 188. Mr. Francis Anderson, of Alnwick, married, Sept. 6, 1728, at Corbridge, Mrs. Sarah Todd, a kinswoman, apparently, of Thomas Todd, vicar of Corbridge. Page 120. Sir John Ballantyne, in 1679, purchased the grain tithes of Crookdake from Mr. Walter Calverley, and in that way acquired seats in the chancel of Bromfield. Cf. Arch. Ael. 1 ser. vol. iv. p. 174. Page 175, note 33. George Crow, brother of Robert Crow of Kiplin, married Anne, daughter of Anthony Salvin of Sunderland Bridge, died in the month of November, 1801, aged 44. His widow survived him until May, 1841. Cf. monumental inscription, St. Oswald's, Durham. Page 214, note 196. Mr. Willey Reveley had travelled in Greece, and seems to have had some reputation as an architect. Cf. Nichols' Literary Anecdotes, vol. ix. pp. 148, 150. Page 228, note 256. For He was father of William Hutchinson, F.S.A., the Durham historian,' readQuery, the father, etc.' Page 280, note 20. For married, 25 Nov., 1742, Mrs. Margaret Richardson,' read [ Query, married, 25 Nov., 1742, Mrs. Margaret Richardson; or was this lady second wife of James Scott, the elder?'] Page 295, note 3. Of Dr. Robert Anderson, a man of considerable literary attainments, who died at Edinburgh, 20 March, 1830, a memoir may be found in the Dictionary of National Biography. Cf. Nichols' Literary Illustrations, vol. vii. p. 69. of Page 298, note 3. For Hannah, wife first of Robert Carr (and secondly 7 August, 1778, Robert Carr of Bowsden, and Anne.' |