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Re: Thomas Hood Bentley to Sydney late 19th c.
« Reply #18 on: Monday 12 February 18 10:59 GMT (UK) »
Hello Ros, Marie, Claire and All

Thank you Ros.

In 1886 Thomas HOOD BENTLEY gave his address as Burnham Somersetshire [Somerset] and Wife was Camilla Bentley.

Witnessed by Inglis GOLDIE and Edna Jane DENHAM

I wonder if there is any connection to James Goldie HOOD, and Frederick Hood, Brewers, of Hessle, near Hull?

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Re: Thomas Hood Bentley to Sydney late 19th c.
« Reply #19 on: Monday 12 February 18 11:36 GMT (UK) »
Hello All

Thank you very much Ros

Re: John & Thomas Hood Bros Sculcoates Tailors and Drapers & London, any Info please
(Reply #12) quoted below
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=780131.msg6431395#msg6431395

"Hi Mark

Inglis Goldie born Scotland 1843 - son of James Goldie and Isabella Brown

He was in Somerset and married Emma Denham - so a brother in Law of Thomas H Bentley.

Claire
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Re: Thomas Hood Bentley to Sydney late 19th c.
« Reply #20 on: Monday 12 February 18 11:45 GMT (UK) »
Hi Mark, Ros et al,

Loving this conversation!

Haven't looked at Camilla's family, the Denhams, for many years, but they were a large, obviously close Somerset family.  At least three of Camilla's brothers, Henry, Edward and Digby, came to Australia too, and a sister, Edna.  Digby was actually a Premier of Queensland briefly, albeit a rather unsuccessful one!

Inglis Goldie was a brother in law, having married a sister of Camilla.

I don't know about Goldie Hood, Brewers.  In 1891 Thomas Hood Bentley was in Gateshead with his wife and two children and Edna Denham.  This must have been shortly before he acquired the ship "Earl Cadogan" and started his sailing around the world.

Marie
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Re: Thomas Hood Bentley to Sydney late 19th c.
« Reply #21 on: Monday 12 February 18 12:03 GMT (UK) »
Thanks Marie and Ros and Claire

Inns of Hessle

The Inns, Hotels, Public Houses and Brewers of Hessle

 https://www.sites.google.com/site/hesslelocalhistorysociety/hessle-s-history/hessle-in-1879

Marie, interesting, a picture of a Bentley's pub?

For HOOD see under Griffin Brewery in the link
Extract ...
By 1846 the brewery had passed to James Hood, a Scot from Dumfries, who also owned a beer house and five inns. Hood ran a beer house and supplied five inns in the district.

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Re: Thomas Hood Bentley to Sydney late 19th c.
« Reply #22 on: Wednesday 28 November 18 19:17 GMT (UK) »
Hello Marie

An 1868 Death Certificate arrived today (and also one for his Birth)

Death in the Registration District Isle of Wight
1868 Death in the Sub-district of Godshill in the County of Southampton
1st September 1868
Died 1 Lynton Villas, Ventnor.
James Goldie Bowes Hood.
Male.
22 Years
Son of James Goldie Hood, Brewer Master
Haemorrhage from the Lungs. About 4 years. The last attack Ten days Certified.
Signature and residence of informant James Goldie Hood Present at the Death. Hessle near Hull, Yorkshire.
Signature of Registrar [not recognised]

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Obviously I was very interested to see three years later in the 1871 Census, next door Lodging at:-
2 Lynton Villas, Ventnor, Isle of Wight,
Henrietta Alice INGLIS, aged 22, (place of Birth is blank) with other Lodgers.

Head at:-
2 Lynton Villas, Ventnor
Chares Jacobs, Head, Married, aged 60, Bricklayer.

Census Ref RG 10/1169 (possibly folio 51) page 32.

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We have been discussing an Agnes Hood, born Scotland and from Dumfries here ...

https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=803376.msg6620205#msg6620205
See also 1st page of thread

We never did find a Birth for Thomas Hood, the Mariner, on the Seaman's Ticket, who gave his address as:-
1 John Street, Drypool, Hull and his Birth as 19th June 1826 at Hull, County of York.


Mark