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. Calendar Reform From 1752 the year began on January 1st instead of March 25th (Lady Day). Britain. e.g. 1 Jan, 1750/51.
Married, 17 May 1752 Thomas Harriott & Ann Young
Ref: Ryton Registers..

. "The township of Ryton comprises an area of about 1200 acres, & its ratable value in January 1894 was £16,452.
"The village of Ryton is charmingly situated upon a steep & richly wooded bank, rising from the river Tyne, 7 miles west from Newcastle. A finer situation could hardly be imagined, being, as it is, surrounded by scenery of the most picturesque descriptions.The view to the north-west from the churchyard, up the Tyne valley, is equal to anything in the North. The village in itself is extremely pleasant & interesting, & possesses many fine mansions with well wooded grounds. The addition of several handsome terraces & villas during the last 30 years has greatly improved the village. Ryton has long been a popular resort during the summer months, & its well known salubrity attracts many who are in failing health. In the centre of the village stands the picturesque village cross, bearing date 1795.
Ref: History, Topography & Directory of Durham, Whellan, London, 1894 & GENUKI. - - -

Birth:
/ Resided in 1757. VERIFY RELATIONSHIP.

Thomas married Ann YOUNG on 17 May 1752 in Ryton, Durham Co., England. Ann (daughter of Robert YOUNG and Jane WILKINSON) was born est 1731 in Ryton, Durham Co., England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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delete as husband of Ruth Rawlingston

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Birth:
Baptism. Father Thomas Harriott.