"Leyester's Historical Antiquities", pp. 248-260, published 1673 as found in Gilbert Cope's "Genealogy of the Dutton Family of Pennsylvania", published 1871.
Sir Hugh Dutton, of Dutton Knight, son and heir of Sir Hugh, born the eighth day of December, 5 Edw. 1, 1276, at Dutton and Baptized at Great Budworth the day following. He sued the Prior of Norton, before Adam Burum and Nicolas Gruchundelee, Commissaries of the Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry, at the Visitation of the Arch-Deanery of Chester, Anno Domini 1315, for not finding a Chaplain and Lamp at Poosey Chapel, according to the original Grant, which he there produced; And John Olton, then Prior, confessed the same, and was ordered to find them. This Priory was of the Order of St. Augustine.
He married Joan, daughter of Sir Robert Holland, of Holland in Lancashire, and had Issue Thomas Dutton, son and heir; William, Parson of Thornton, 22, Edw. 3; Geffrey Dutton, another son; Robert Dutton, another son. This Sir Hugh was made Steward of Halton, 24 December, 20 Edw. 2, and died 1 Edw. 3, 1326, at the age of fifty years.6