Individual	Household
Title: Mr Surname: Grey Gender: Male	Page Number: 31 Image Number: 302 Household Record Name: Grey Total people in the household: 10 Household Members: Grey, Place or Address: Plainfield Additional Information: "Mr Grey was apprenticed to a Grover. married to a woman who had fifteen hundred pounds took a farm under Sir J Riddell (which ^estate^ was afterwards sold to) and manages it with the fit most economy, he has two sons and two daughters three men servants and one female and two Bibles, he goes to the Meeting at Thropton but calls himself a Dissenter rather than a Presbyterian a disciple of Belsham's and Paine's apparently in religion as well as in politics he abuses constituted authorities admires himself prodigiously and like other actious brawlers for freedom plays the tyrant at home. his cottagers are in wretched plight. he was turned out of the room on Easter Tuesday 1815 after dinner for Turbulence & licentiousness." Mentioned in the following households: James Hogg, George Coxon

Additional Information: "Mr Grey was apprenticed to a Grover. married to a woman who had fifteen hundred pounds took a farm under Sir J Riddell (which ^estate^ was afterwards sold to) and manages it with the fit most economy, he has two sons and two daughters three men servants and one female and two Bibles, he goes to the Meeting at Thropton but calls himself a Dissenter rather than a Presbyterian a disciple of Belsham's and Paine's apparently in religion as well as in politics he abuses constituted authorities admires himself prodigiously and like other actious brawlers for freedom plays the tyrant at home. his cottagers are in wretched plight. he was turned out of the room on Easter Tuesday 1815 after dinner for Turbulence & licentiousness." Mentioned in the following households: James Hogg, George Coxon

1816 - Rothbury , Northumberland