Descendants of

Matthew Rutter & Ann Robson

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Matthew Rutter was born at Woodside in the parish of Ryton, Co. Durham, England and christened 23 October 1737 at Ryton Holy Cross, the fifth child of Edward Rutter and Ann Roseby.

Matthew married Ann Robson on 18 June 1763 at St Michael & All Angels, Newburn, Northumberland.

Matthew and Ann were the parents of:

· Elizabeth Rutter born in Newburn and christened 20 May 1764 at St Michael’s, Newburn;

· Edward Rutter born in Throckley and christened 23 March 1766 at St Michael’s, Newburn died in Newburn and was buried 6 July 1768 at St Michael’s, Newburn;

· John Rutter born in Newburn and christened 4 September 1768 at St Michael’s, Newburn died prior to 1780;

· Matthew Rutter born in Newburn and christened 28 January 1770 at St Michael’s, Newburn married Catherine Champley on 2 March 1793 at St Nicholas, Gosforth, Northumberland (please click on Matthew’s name for more information);

· Elias Rutter born in Newburn and christened 10 November 1771 at St Michael’s, Newburn;

· Peter Rutter christened 21 August 1774 at St Andrew’s, Heddon on the Wall;

· Edward Rutter christened 24 July 1776 at St Andrew’s, Heddon on the Wall; and

· John Rutter christened 20 August 1780 at St Andrew’s, Heddon on the Wall.

Nothing more is known about Matthew Rutter and Ann Rutter nee Robson at this stage.

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Lynne Coulson

"Come to Me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.

Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you

will find rest for your souls. For My yoke is easy and My burden is light."
Matthew 11:28, 29 NIV