The succession of ownership for Hutton John from the time of Ferdinand Hudleston appears to be as follows:
Ferdinand Hudleston (1857-1951) --> Nigel Ferdinand Hudleston (1902-1969) --> John Andrew Hudleston (1931-2003) --> Roland Hudleston --> Roberta (Nicholson) Looked after Hutton John until her son Roland Hudleston came of age --> Then about 2009 the property passed to Kate Fraser - Roberta's daughter of her second marriage to Ian Dawson.
Father John Hudleston (1608 – 1698), was a Catholic priest, and a monk of the Order of St. Benedict who helped Charles II during his escape. He was present when Charles converted to the Catholic faith on his deathbed.
Father John was the second son of Joseph Hudleston, esq., of Farington Hall and Hutton John, Cumberland, by Eleanor, second daughter of Cuthbert Sisson, esq., of Kirkbarrow, Westmoreland.
A good source for information on Benedictine Monks is at the Durham University, Monks in Motion, Database:
https://www.dur.ac.uk/mim/database/
Josiah Andrew Hudleston, a classical guitar virtuoso, was the 4th son of John and Honoria Hudleston pictured on this page.
Terhi Ahava, a researcher into the history of the Theosophical Society in Chennai, had the idea that the painting above may be of Josiah, and established that Josiah Hudleston visited a younger brother, Robert Burland Hudleston, in Macau in 1832. Additionally a Mr.. Huddleston is listed in Walter G. Strickland's 1913 dictionary of Irish Artists for paintings by George Chinnery.
I have little doubt that the guitarist whose portrait was painted by George Chinnery when resident in Macau is Josiah Andrew Hudleston. The original is held at: The Yale Center for British Art
https://collections.britishart.yale.edu/catalog/tms:257
An interesting recent Doctoral Dissertation (2020), by Redmond O'Toole, evaluating Josiah Hudleston's 1841 treatise on Guitar Harmonics - with the history and audio/video examples can be viewed at
http://www.tara.tcd.ie/handle/2262/93831
Note: During May 2021 the Yale center for British art changed the main heading of the portrait page to "George Chinnery, 1774–1852, British, Josiah Andrew Hudleston (1799-1865), 1832". So Josiah Andrew Hudleston is now recognised as the subject of the painting "Portrait of a Man Playing a Guitar" by George Chinnery.