Die Birkbecks von Westmorland und ihre Nachkommen. WESTMORLAND. 45 4. Juni 1707 begraben. Sein einziger Sohn, Edward, hatte keine Überlebenden, und bei seinem Tod, 3. Juni, 1728 Coatflat wurde zwischen seinen beiden Schwestern, Isabel heiratet John Metcalfe, und Elizabeth unterteilt, Leonard Dorn verheiratet - ausleihen. Coatflat Hall, die eine Meile von Orton gelegen war, wurde im Jahre 1793 pulleddown, aber ich dachte, einige der Innenwände der presentfarmhouse und die Scheune Teil des ursprünglichen Halle waren. Orton Hall, die jetzt kleinlich Halle genannt wird, ist in der Mitte des Dorfes, und sehr viel wie war es vor 300 Jahren: Das, was ich

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The Birkbecks of Westmorland and their descendants . WESTMORLAND. 45 buried 4 June, 1707. His only son, Edward, had no surviving issue, and at his death, 3 June, 1728, Coatflat was divided between his two sisters, Isabel marrying John Metcalfe, and Elizabeth, married to Leonard Thorn-borrow. Coatflat Hall, which was situated a mile from Orton, was pulleddown in 1793, but I thought some of the interior walls of the presentfarmhouse and the barn were part of the original hall. Orton Hall, which is now called Petty Hall, is in the middle ofthe village, and very much as it was 300 years ago : what is now knownas Orton Hall being a modern house, the residence of Colonel Burn, thegrandson of the Historian. There is a description of the house in an article on Manorial Hals, by Dr. Taylor, in Transactions of Cumberland and WestmorlandAntiquarian Society, vol. xii., p. 19, from which I am enabled, by thecourtesy of Mr. Wilson, the Secretary, to copy the wood-cut of the stonepanel over the door. The initials are those of George and MargaretBirkbeck.. One of the mullioned windows still has the old glazing in diamondlead-work, also G. and B. on the corbel heads. The old oak door, with its iron-work, still has its oak bar running horizontally in a tunnel. 46 THE BIRKBECKS OF WESTMORLAND. One side of the kitchen is taken up by the great open chimney-arch with alittle square spy-hole window. Dr. Gibson, the present owner of PettyHall, shewed me a piece of oak panel taken from an old pew in OrtonChurch, on which is carved ^p^ and below *^r. ^ No doubt the formerire the initials of Brian Birkbeck and his wife Elizabeth, and the latterthose of Christopher Petty and his wife Elizabeth, their daughter andheiress. Thomas Birkbeck, with whom commences the following Pedigree, certified by Dugdale in his Visitation of Yorkshire, a.d. 1666, musthave been the second son of George and Margaret. The Wharton otKirkby There Pedigree in the Visitation of Westmorland has Anne, eldest daughter of Thomas

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