Dæmonologia Sacra; or, A Treatise of Satan's Temptations: In Three PartsGilpin, Richard
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Dæmonologia Sacra; or, A Treatise of Satan's Temptations: In Three Parts
Gilpin, Richard
Devil -- Early works to 1800; Temptation -- Early works to 1800
of Newcastle, and left large issue, as follows: 1.
Richard, born April 9, 1700, (soon after his grandfather died,) died
unmarried, 1723. 2. Robert, born 17th Aug. 1702, married Ruth, daughter
of Reynold Hall of Newbiggen, Esq. [More of this pair immediately.]
3. William, born Jan. 1, 1700 (?), married Mary, daughter of Thomas
Dickenson, clerk. 4. John, born 1st Sept. 1705. 5. Thomas, born Jan. 8,
1711, ob. 12 March 1713. 6. Susanna. 7. A daughter. 8. Barbara, born
16th May 1710, wife of Braithwaite of Stockton. 9. Susanna, born 28th
April 1712, wife of Isaac Cookson of Newcastle. 10. Hannah, born 22d
May 1715, wife of.... Goldsmith. Returning again upon Robert, [second
of the list from John,] he had issue—1. John, who married daughter of
John Cookson of London. He took the name of Sawrey on succeeding to the
Broughton Tower estate. 2. Richard, died in East Indies. 3. Ruth. 4.
5. Jer. (?). William, [third of list from John,] had issue—1. Thomas,
ob. an infant. 2. John, dead 1809. 3. Robert, _ib._ 4. Hannah, married.
5. William, died 18th September æt. 67. So much for the first paper.
Now for the second, which gives the descendants of the eldest son of
Dr Gilpin, viz., William, born, as stated in Memoir, at Greystoke, 5th
Sept. 1657. He became a barrister-at-law, justice of the peace, and
deputy vice-admiral for county Cumberland, and recorder of the city
of Carlisle; bought Highfield Moor and the tithes of Crosby; died at
Scaleby Castle, Aug. 14, 1724, æt. 67. He married Mary, eldest daughter
and one of the co-heiresses of Henry Fletcher of Talantyre. The issue
were—1. Susan Maria, born at Scaleby Castle, 10th Nov. 1689, wife of
Joshua Dacre Appleby of Kirklevington, by whom she had issue—[will be
enumerated immediately]. 2. Anne, born April 14, 1691. 3. Richard, born
6th Feb. 1692, married Mary, daughter of Enoch Hudson. 4. Dorothy,
ob. an infant. 5. Henry, _ibid._ 6. William, born at Whitehaven,
married Margaret, daughter of G. Langstaff. 7. Henry, born Oct. 1692,
ob. at Jamaica. 8. John Bernard, born at Scaleby, Jan. 24, 1701, ob.
circa 1776, buried at Carlisle Cathedral. He married Matilda, eldest
daughter of George Langstaff, ob. circa 1773, buried at Carlisle. 9.
Dorothy, born at Scaleby, wife of Eaglivfield Griffith, born 4th Nov.
1703. 10. George, born at Scaleby, 29th Aug. 1706, married Elizabeth,
third daughter of George Langstaff. Returning on Susan Maria, [eldest
daughter,] she had a daughter, Elizabeth, born at Whitehaven, Feb.
12, 1708, ob. an infant, and a son, William, born June 1724, ob. at
Whitehaven, 4th Dec. 1779. He married Elizabeth Hodgson, daughter of
Robert Hodgson of Whitehaven, died at Denbigh Castle, 25th April 1792,
æt. 60. They had issue—1. William Gilpin, born at Whitehaven, 12th Nov.
1758, ob. 15th Oct. 1822, at East Sheen, Surrey, having married Sarah,
daughter of George Holland, Esq. of London, in 1793. Finally returning
on John Bernard, [eighth, _supra_,] he was father of the Rev. William
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