It  may  be  here  further  noted,  that  William  Hustler,  who  married  Grace
Saville,  lived  sometime  at  Lupset,  and  had  a  son  named  John,  born
there  17  Sept.  1657,  and  baptized  at  Wakefield  19  September,  but  who
must  have  died  young,  being  not  named  in  Sir  William's  entail  1729.
Ryton  and  Scampton  are  both  in  Durham,  not  Yorkshire. —  Constance,
wife  of  Thomas  Hustler  (^who  ivas  daughter  of  Lutton  of  Knapton),
was  married  1766  at  St.  Martin's,  Coney  Street,  York;  and  her  will
proved  there  1827.
P.  009.'"^  Burke  has  also  published  more  elaborate  pedigrees  of  Peirse
and  Hammond  since  these  were  contributed.  Of  Peirse  it  may  be  no-
ticed, that  Elizabeth  Marwood  was  coheir  to  Sir  Henry  her  father  in
a  peculiar  jnanner.     Her  only  brother,  George  Marwood,   married    a

"  Ord  has  printed  many  more  memorials  of  the  Turner  family,  but  not  connected
them  with  the  pedigree.     Sir  Charles  Turner's  other  sister  married  Capt.  Campbell.
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coheir  of  Spencer  of  Yarnton,  but  died  v.  p.  s.  p.  m.,  leaving  however
a  daughter,  married  to  Turner  of  Kirkleatham,  whose  only  surviving
child  eloped  with  Straubenzee  (see  p.  507).  Mrs.  Turner  succeeded  to
her  mother's  estates,  but  the  Marwoods  being  settled  on  her  father's
sisters  in  default  of  his  male  issue,  his  sister,  Mrs.  Peirse,  so  became  a
coheir  of  Sir  H.  Marwood.
Of  H AMiMOKD.  Peter  Hammond,  jun.  was  brother  of  Mrs,  Ewbanke,
and  died  s.  p. ;  their  parents  were  Anthony  Hammond,  gent,  of  Bo-
roughbridge,  and  his  wife  Elizabeth,  sister  of  Thomas  Smales  of  Park-
hall  ;  Mrs.  Ewbanke's  daughter  Jane  was  married  to  the  Rev.  Thomas
Leighton,  A.M.  Rector  of  Richmond.  The  Rev.  A.  Hammond's  wife
is  Harriet- Charlotte  Beresford.
