The Calls of Norfolk and Suffolk : their Paston connections and descendants . hford Parish Register.) We have traced in this parish registerthe following children : (1) Martin, buried in woollen on 12th March 1713 ; (2) Mary, buried in wooDen on 2nd April 1714 ; and the following entry in the parish register of Boughton Alupt: ChristeningsMariamie, daughter of Martin and Hannah Call, 29thOctober 1710. [Probably the above.] (8) Charles, 5th March 1711. (4) Martin, 8th March 1713, who was buried as above. (5) Martin, 25th April 1715. (6) James, 30th May 1716. (7) Thomas, 13th August 1717. Martin
The Calls of Norfolk and Suffolk : their Paston connections and descendants . hford Parish Register.) We have traced in this parish registerthe following children : (1) Martin, buried in woollen on 12th March 1713 ; (2) Mary, buried in wooDen on 2nd April 1714 ; and the following entry in the parish register of Boughton Alupt: ChristeningsMariamie, daughter of Martin and Hannah Call, 29thOctober 1710. [Probably the above.] (8) Charles, 5th March 1711. (4) Martin, 8th March 1713, who was buried as above. (5) Martin, 25th April 1715. (6) James, 30th May 1716. (7) Thomas, 13th August 1717. Martin Call was a Churchwarden there in 1716. In Alnwick churchyard there is a tombstone to Ann Call, interredthere 12th March 1766, aged twenty-seven, who may have beenanother child, though more probably she might be Ann Millikin, thewife of Thomas Call. Martin Call mentions in his MSS. that he had twelve children, ofwhom the only survivors were Martin, James, and Thomas. Theother children unaccounted for must have been born and died in someof the other places where he CALL HOUSE, ALNW KK THEIR CONNECTIONS AND DESCENDANTS 61 Those mentioned in Martin Calls tree unaccounted for are : Hannah, John, and John Miller; the latter he mentions marriedan Esther Antonia. Of none of these have we found any record norof two others unnamed. Of Martin ii. we have not been able to find any trace, but it isevident if he ever married that his children, if any, died withoutissue. James is referred to in Taits History of Alnwick, and also in Hodgsons Northern Biographies published by the SurteesSociety. He was factor, land steward, and gardener to the Duke ofNorthumberland. The Dukes of Northumberland (Smithsons) atthis period kept up a style almost equal to Royalty, and held Courtsin which pageantry and strictest etiquette were observed. Whenthey appeared, for instance, in public they were preceded by outridersand followed by retainers. James Call was entrusted with the erec-tio
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