George Hood Burial where? Died Selby, Yorks 18 September 1845 Part 3

[..claire..]

Another report in the newspaper in 1814 in the Stamford Mercury titled The North Kelsey Inclosure & Drainage mentions the meeting was to be held at the home of PETER HOOD in Redbourne.

Peter Hood is the landlord of the Red Lion - found another article regarding this that names the Inn too

EDIT: dated 4 March 1814

[..claire..]

Peter Hood married Mary Morgan 8 June 1797 Redbourne

Both signed
Witnesses: W Whitehead, C Blessett and Thomas Sherlock

[BushInn1746]

Thanks dobfarm

I went off on a tangent there! The pubs on the link start 1842.

Red Lion, in Redbourne, was the House of Widow Whitehead, in a Notice dated 25 July 1805.

Possibly the same Whitehead in the Stamford Mercury, 17 October 1806
A few days ago died at Redbourn, near Spittal, in this county, after a short illness, Mrs. Whitehead, widow, aged 37.

Stamford Mercury, 21st January 1814
North Kelsey Inclosure and Drainage.
 ... that we shall hold our next MEETING at the house of PETER HOOD, in REDBOURNE, in the said county of Lincoln, on MONDAY the Thirty-first day of January instant ...

Looks like Peter Hood, I'll check full name.

Thanks, this isn't a too away from the Cockins of Luddington, is it?

Regards Mark

Hi Claire

Thanks, look like you just beat me to it.

Regards Mark


I've got Bainbridge Hood of Beverley a Licensee (assigning his property) and dobfarm found the Hoods at Hessle, with brewing and pub premises, previously, plus we've got Wells Hood and Richard Hood, Wine and Spirit Merchant and other Hood/s, cnnected to brewing/drink.

[..claire..]

Looks like Peter Hood died in 1825 in Surrey, described as the Agent to his ?? Duke of St Albans in his Will.

Dukes of St Albans ( the Beauclerk family) mentioned in the church history of Redbourne.

Left all monies and property to his wife

Burial at St Pancras 11 January 1825 of Gattan Surrey, aged 64 years, buried at the new church.

[BushInn1746]

Thanks Claire

Stamford Mercury, 11 November 1825 ...

On Wednesday the 2d inst., at Christ's Church, Mr Joseph Walker, farmer, of Waddingham, to Elizabeth second daughter of Mr. S. Gregory, of the Red Lion Inn, Redbourn.

Regards Mark

[dobfarm]

Change of tact. 'Barton'

Edward Barton wheel wright Granddad or Gt Granddad of Sarah Russell (Russel)

John Hood X Ann Barton married 24 Oct 1786   
Trottiscliffe, Kent, England

Its always been sketchy over who John Hood married after Elizabeth Hood died 1775 (Nee Spencer former widow Leppington)

Could this John Hood (Visits London as sailor/mariner) have married a 2nd wife in between above Elizabeth 1775  and 3rd wife Jane Hood burial 1803 Selby.
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or another John Hood who married Ann Barton in Kent. (say John Hood the publican of the ship inn Gateshead or a John Hood mainer father of Geo Hood 1786 bapt)

John Hood father Geo Hood bapt 1786 Gateshead
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George Hood visits his relative Barton's in Selby meets Sarah Russel through her Barton relatives

[Goughy]

Twas Edward BURTON  He  was born in Selby 1744 son of Thomas Burton, Silk Weaver.  Somewhere in dim and distant when I looked into the Burton family, think Edward was married 3 times and died in 1809 Wood Dealer. 

[dobfarm]

Hi Goughy

I was going by 2nd Reply #1  post  down in link


http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=742805.msg5804256#msg5804256

[BushInn1746]

Hopefully the Will of Thomas Gouldsbrough may show a link to the Hood boys, however, I have been trying to see if I can find any other links that would tie-in Thomas's wife (widow Mary Russell) being Sarah's mother.  Also thought might be useful to have a look at the "Burton family".  I appreciate Mark this will not give you any direct info re George Hood but going "outwards" as well as "up and down" ancestral lines sometimes brings a snippet of unexpected info.  Here's the Burton family (thank goodness for Dade records)

Edward Burton wheelwright 1744 - 1809 son of Thomas Burton (Rope Maker) and Jane

Marries Ann Blanshard 12 Sept 1769 (Ann dies April 1770) cannot see any child

Marries Sarah Silverwood 9 Dec 1771 - buried 13 May 1776
- child Mary Burton 1772 (marries William Russell - mother of Sarah Russell (m G Hood)

Marries Mary Astley 3 Oct 1780
- children
Thomas Burton born 1775 died 1789
Sarah born 1781 died 1790
William born 1784 married Martha Russell (dau of Benjamin Russell)
Edward born 1786 died 1787
Edward born 1789 died 1824 married Frances Nappy 1813
Thomas born 1791 died 1792
Christopher born 1793 joined Royal Navy as SAILMAKER in 1815 (1851 living in Devon)
Thomas born 1795
Sarah born 1800

Sorry dobfarm

I had an idea, I might be the culprit for Barton.

When I got the photocopies from the Borthwick it looked like an "a" being almost joined at the top, but according to Goughy was a 'u'.

Goughy's quote is from another Hood related thread.

Sarah Hood (nee Russell) Wren Lane, Selby, was a Straw Hat Manufacturer and something I did notice dobfarm, was your reference to Jane Russel, Woodhouse Lane, Leeds, also a Straw Hat Mfr.
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=744970.msg6022105#msg6022105

http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/WRY/Leeds/Leeds22Dry.html

Perhaps just a coincidence, same surname, same occupation?

Regards Mark