In 1823 Edward Baines' History, Directory & Gazetteer of the County of York contained the following entry for the townships of Hutton and Rudby:

HUTTON, in the parish of Rudby, wap. and liberty of Langbargh; 4 miles SW of Stokesley. 

An extensive, pleasant and populous village adjacent to the small village of Rudby, wherein is situated the parish church, there being at Hutton only a Methodist chapel, and one for the Primitive Methodists lately erected. 

Here is likewise a Union Sunday School, capable of containing one hundred and ten children.  Linen is manufactured at this place to a considerable extent.  Population, 919

Dawson William, gentleman
Kilsey Simon, gentleman
Pulman Thomas C. surgeon
Robinson John, gentleman
Shepherd Rev. Richard, vicar
Suggitt B.D. gentleman
Thompson Brian, gentleman 

Agents 

Graham Thomas, (to Mr Nevill)
Oates George, (to Mr Norman)
Smith James, (to Clark, Plummer & Co. Newcastle) 

Bakers

Jackson Nathaniel
Paterson Jane

Bricklayers

Bainbridge Jas. & brickmaker
Bainbridge John

Butchers

Edwards Thomas
Goldsbrough Bart.
Tweddle Robert 

Farmers

Barker Joseph, & gamekeeper
Chapman Michael
Cristall George
Harrison Cuthbert
Hutton John
Hutton John
Johnson Lewis
Johnson Richard
Low Michael
Nightingale Robt
Shutt John
Sidgwick Wm.
Walters Joseph
Wood William 

Grocers

Catchasides Js. jun.
Eden James, and tallow chandler
Honeyman Wm.
Smith James
Taylor Jonathan
Tones Sarah 

Linen Mfrs.

Bewick George
Eland James
Seamer William
Sidgwick William
Sidgwick Simon
Sidgwick Michael
Sidgwick Mary & Sons
Whorlton Isaac
Whorlton Joseph 

Shoemakers

Howe John
Imeson John
Oates Robert
Sanderson Geo.
Wright George 

Tailors

Braithwaite Robt.
Jackson William, draper & hatter

Wheelwrights

Burdon Simeon
Hebron Saml. & parish clerk
Kay John
Meynell Edward
Richardson John
Taylor Edmund 

Catchasides James, vict. & blacksmith, Bay Horse
Davison Thomas, hawker
Easby William, schoolmaster
Easby Wm. vict. Shoulder of Mutton
Eland Jonathan, sieve & riddle maker
Eland John, cabinet maker
Farnaby Geo. bee breeder & dealer
Meynell Edward, vict. Board
Moss Robert, vict. Black Swan
Mundale Geo. gardener
Norman Robert, coarse paper mfr.
Passman William, saddler
Rayney William, blacksmith
Richardson Robert, dog trainer
Sidgwick Charlotte, schoolmistress
Tweddle Robert, vict. Wheat Sheaf
Wood Wm. bacon and cheese factor 

Carriers

Thos. Cust to Stockton, on Wed. and to Stokesley, on Mon. Thu. & Sat.
G. Mundale to Stockton, every Wed. 

RUDBY, (P.) in the wap. and liberty of Langbargh; 3 and a half miles WSW of Stokesley; a small village, pleasantly situated near the banks of the Leven. 

The church is an ancient plain structure, dedicated to All Saints; the living is a vicarage, in the patronage of the Hon. Lady Amherst; incumbent, Rev. Richard Shepherd.  Here is a small school, with an endowment of £5 per annum, for teaching six poor children of the village.  Pop. 76 

Brigham Geo. Esq. land agent and valuer, coroner for Cleveland, & chief constable for the West division of Langbargh
Barugh Jasper, farmer
Brigham Robert, yeoman
Preston William, schoolmaster
Robinson Robert, corn miller

Shoemakers

Davison George
Milestone Thos.

Weavers

Miller John
Sedgwick Thos