Claude, one of his sons, educated at Catharine Hall, in Cambridge, was honoured with the notice of the family of the Ramsdens of Byrom, in the parish of Brotherton. He was for some time vicar of Huddersfield in Yorkshire; and was afterwards presented, by Sir George Saville, Bart., to a valuable living in Nottinghamshire. He died at Pon tefract, Sept. 15, 1760, in the 5lst year of his age, and was buried near his father. His memory is held in much esti mation at Huddersfield, where he is frequently spoken of as a clergyman of great learning and merit.