Matthew’s will refers to a property called Hayholme which he left to James, and in turn James’ will refers to this property…

Matthew had four surviving children mentioned in his will: William was left a half share in the house in which he lived at New Malton as well as an interest in two other properties and items of silverware. I think he was the younger son, as James was made sole executor, but that may have been because he was an attorney. There were two daughters, Dorothy wife of Jeremiah Coultas who had a daughter called Frances. The other daughter was Mary Griffith, who may have been a widow, no mention of a husband. The other legatees were Mathew’s sister Mary Sands and her son Lancelot (both lived in Ireland) no mention of a husband, and his grandson Mathew who was mentioned after James, and must have been his son.

Matthew was pretty well off, he was a grocer and may have been a brewer as he left his brewing vessel to William. No occupation is given so he is probably retired and left the running of the business to William. He left a large amount of silver to his family as well as furniture, a clock, a horse, chaise and harness as well as the four properties he owned.   Link 

— Margaret Hardwick