1Sir Egerton Brydges, Collins's Peerage of England; Genealogical, Biographical, and Historical, Vol. 8, pp. 49-50 (1812).
"JOHN Dutton, of Sherborne, Esq. his eldest surviving son; baptized at Sherborne, October 5th, 1594: he was some time knight of the shire, and deputy lieutenant of the county of Gloucester: his will bears date January 14th, and was buried at Sherborne, February 18th, 1656-7.
Hi first wife was Elizabeth, only daughter of Sir Hanry Beynton, of Bromham, in com. Wilts, Knight, and by her, who died April 28th, and was buried at Sherborne, May 3d, 1638, aged forty-two, he had issue one son, William, baptized January 10th, 1623, who died April 11th, 1628, and was buried at Sherborne the next day; and three daughters, first, Lucy, baptized at Sherborne, June 2d, 1621, and buried there April 2d, 1623; second, Lucy, baptized at Sherborne, April 9th, 1624, and married there November 26th, 1638 to Thomas Pope, Earl of Downe; and third, Elizabeth, married to George Colt, of Colt Hall, in Suffolk, Esq.
His second wife was Anne, fourth daughter of John King, D. D. Lord Bishop of London, by whom he had no issue; and she, surviving him, was afterwards married to Sir Richard-Grubham How, of Compton, in Gloucestershire, Bart.
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1Sir Egerton Brydges, Collins's Peerage of England; Genealogical, Biographical, and Historical, Vol. 8, p. 48 (1812).
"WILLIAM, the eldest son and heir to Richard Dutton, lived at Chester, and had issue by his wife Agnes, daughter of John Conway, of Flintshire, Esq. several children, whereof thomas was the second son.".