7th of 9 sons, it seems.
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Was several times wounded in the Civil War, losing the use of his right arm.
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There is a farm called Pecknall or Pecknell in Cotherstone Hundred of Romaldkirk parish. The Manor of Cotherston, in the parish of Romaldkirk (the parish where Joyce Hudleston was married) descended from the FitzHughs of Ravensworth to the Stapletons, and then by marriage to the Huddlestons of Millom, in whose possesion it remained until the middle of the (18th) century.
(Bulmer?s History & Directory of N Yorkshire 1890)
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Cumbria Record Office
Hudleston family of Hutton John
FILE - Mortgage for £300 - ref.  D HUD 2/15  - date: 1689
1. Edward and Ferdinando Hudleston of Pecknell, Yorks, gentlemen, father and elder son respectively.
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Durham Record Office:
Ref No. D/X 677/12
7 July 1684
(1) Timothy Robson late Mayor of Newcastle upon Tyne, Edward Hudleston of Pecknell, Yorkshire and Ferdinando Hudleston his son and heir
(2) Edward Smith and Thomas Maling of London, gentlemen
Lease (release missing) by (1) to (2) for 1 year of lands called Pecknell (90a), Cornclose (6a), Grassclose, Westwood (8a),Hogg Close (6a), The Hard Ings (14a), The Crooks (6a) and other closes as specified. Consideration: 5s
{Edward had a son Ferdindando christened 11 NOV 1652 Romaldkirk, Yorkshire, England.]
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Ref No. D/X 487/1/175
6 July 1670
(1) Ralph Simpson of Shipley, gent.
(2) Edward Hudleston of Pecknell, Yorks, esq., Thomas Dale of Gillfield, Yorks, gent, Ambrose Johnson the younger of Whorlton, gent, Abraham Hilton of Hilton gent., George Simpson of Shipley, gent, son and heir, of Ralph and Unica, his wife.
Counter-part marriage settlement on marriage of George and Unica, between (1) and (2) of a messuage in Shipley called Shipley House alias Marwood Hagg and closes called Longlands, Birkbushes, The Calf Close, The Elm Spring, The Eastwood or East Hagg, The Low Gill, High Gill, Lower Corn Close, Higher Corn Close, West Spring, Haile Meadows, High Leazes, Moss Close and Little Close, of annual value 31s.4d and quarries on Barnard Castle moor of annual value 3s.4d., and yearly rents of coal and wayleave and moiety of an intack in West Huller Bush of annual value of 6d another in West Huller Bush of 3s.4d., one from Low Huller Bush of 3d., and another for grounds between the water and the wall, with fulling mill of 5s.8d., the latter being in Marwood, exceptions stated, to the use of George, Unica and children.
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On the death of Edward?s great neice Mary, Lady DelaWarr (the daughter of Ferdindando, the son of Edward?s eldest brother Sir William), the representation of the Hudlestons of Millom reverted to Edwards? fourth eldest brother Richard. Richard?s great granddaughter and coheiress Elizabeth Hudleston married Sir Hedworth Williamson, Bt, who in 1774 sold the Millom estate for little more than 20,000 pounds to Sir James Lowther, Bart., by whom it was devised to his successor, the Earl of Lonsdale.
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Could he be the Edward Hudleston who married KATHERINE HARRISON 23 Mar 1646, East Stoke, Nottingham, (or Morton, Notts?). (IGI) (Ferdinando was bapt 1652).
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There is an Edward Hudleston of Goxhill, Lincs, at this time but it would seem he is definitely not the same man.
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Edward b.1620 R bap. 18 Nov M of Picknell/Pecknall Romaldkirk, Major in Army.
Marr. Katherine Towers da. of Thomas Towers of Bleansley Broughton in Furness.
Children:
a. Ferdinand b. 1652/4 Romaldkirk marr. Margaret Moore 1676..i son Ferdinando (marr. Sarah Watson of Cockfield Hall)
Joyce marr. 1695 George Whinfell/Whinfield of Helliwell, Northumberland.
and poss. Margaret, William, John , Robert, Richard.
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The seventeenth century was not fortunate for the Hudlestons. The Great Rebellion came. Ferdinand Hudleston had nine sons, every one of whom fought for the king. Sir William, fourteenth lord of Millom, raised a regiment for Charles. John Hudleston was a colonel of Dragoons. The wrong side won, and Millom was sequestrated and its owners heavily fined. The Restoration brought no return for such loyalties. In the last quarter of the century, two Hudlestons died in debtors' prisons.
( 'Frank' Hudleston - A Biographical Note- by Arthur Machen, a foreward to Gentleman Johnny Burgoyne", Johnathan Cape 1928)

• Married:

1. Joyce Hudleston

1. Text: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~virginiahuddlestons/captain_john_huddleston_of_the_b.htm
   Page: Major
2. Text: Transactions of the Cumberland & Westmorland Antiquarian & Archeological Society
   1993
3. Text: IGI: Extract from parish register or other original record.
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4. Text: IGI
5. Text: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~virginiahuddlestons/captain_john_huddleston_of_the_b.htm