"The Times" and Rudd Hall "The Times" and Rudd Hall
"The Times Digital Archive" comprise of scanned images of each page/section of The
Times, and the search engine produced many citations of "Rudd/Rud
Hall" and "East Appleton". The Rudd Hall estate - including East Appleton
Farm (now referred to as Rudd Hall Farm) - was owned by the Duke of Leeds for many years,
and this is confirmed in several issues of The Times.
The comments in square brackets [ ] are my own observations/notes.
The Times, Jun 27, 1851; pg.12; col.E, & Jan 08, 1853; pg.12;
col.E, & May 04, 1853; pg.15; col.D
Sale by auction of the freehold estates let under the will of the late Duke of Leeds [the
6th Duke was George William Frederick Osborne, 1775-1838, and his successor did
not die until 1859], including estates and farms in Catterick, Tunstall, and East
Appleton.
The Times, Jul 06, 1866; pg. 1; Issue 25543; col.A
Marriage – Edith Harrison, daughter of the late George Frederick Harrison, of Rudd
Hall, Catterick.
The Times, Sep 03, 1919; pg. 20; col.E & Sep 17, 1919; pg.
22; col.A
Sale by auction by order of the Duke of Leeds [the 10th Duke was George
Godolphin Osborne, 1862-1927] – various property within a few miles of Bedale,
including "East Appleton Farm".
The Times, various issues between 1906 and 1938
The "Bedale Hunt" started at, or went by, Rudd Hall for many years.
The Times, Sep 03, 1927; pg. 3; Issue 44677; col.C
Advert. – Shooting rights at Hornby Castle estate [owned by the Duke of Leeds?], near
Bedale. Particulars from Ward Soames, Rudd hall, Catterick.
The Times, Jun 09, 1930; pg. 16; Issue 45534; col.E
Livestock sales – entries for the first annual show and sale of calves reared by the
Northallerton N.F.U. Young Farmers’ Club were judged by Messrs. A.G.Ramshay, of East
Appleton.
The Times, Dec 10, 1931; pg. 19; Issue 46002; col.C
Yorkshire Fat Stock show, held at York – among the winning exhibitors were Mr. J.O.
Ramshay, of East Appleton.
The Times, Jan 05, 1934; pg. 15; Issue 46644; col.C
The Bedale Hunt Ball was held at the Officers’ Club, Catterick. Attendees included
"Rudd Hall - Captain and Mrs. Tyson, Captain and Mrs. Horton, Captain Tod".
The Times, Apr 21, 1934; pg. 1; Issue 46734; col.A
Golden Wedding Anniversary – Rev. G.Addison and Georgiana Harrison, youngest daughter
of the late George Frederick Harrison, of Rudd Hall, Catterick. (married on April 22nd,
1884 at St.Oswald’s Church, Durham).
The Times, Dec 09, 1947; pg. 7; Issue 50939; col.C
Engagement announcement – Major Richard Smyly and Audrey Doreen Tyson, only child of
Lieutenant-Colonel C.E.Tyson, M.C., and Mrs. Tyson, of Rudd hall, Catterick.
The Times, Jun 27, 1949; pg. 7; Issue 51418; col.B
Engagement announcement – Captain John Ewing and Audrey Doreen Tyson, only daughter
of Lieutenant-Colonel C.E.Tyson, M.C., and Mrs. Tyson, of Rudd Hall, Catterick.
The Times, Sep 22, 1949; pg. 7; Issue 51493; col.C
Wedding – At St.Mary’s Church, Hornby, Bedale. Captain John Ewing and Audrey
Doreen Tyson, only daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel C.E.Tyson, M.C., and Mrs. Tyson, of Rudd
Hall, Catterick.
The Times, Mar 07, 1959; pg. 1; Issue 54403; col.A
Death – George Hodgson, 88, friend and gardener at Rudd Hall, Catterick for the last
30 years with Colonel and Mrs. Charles Tyson.
The Times, Mar 09, 1983; pg. 24; Issue 61476; col.A
Death – On March 7th in a nursing home, Constance Nellie May Tyson, aged
88 years, of Rudd Hall, Catterick, wife of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Tyson,
M.C., and mother of Doreen. Funeral service at St.Mary’s Church, Hornby, Bedale on
March 11th.
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