George Hood 1815 Selby Marriage - James Cookin / James Cook in W

[BushInn1746]

Wonder where the Tate surname came into the Richardson born 1833 then, might have a look at it unless it's already been sorted.

Has the Robert Cook(e) in Selby been looked at ? Noted he had a daughter Elizabeth Cook born 1833 ~ same page baptism as the Richardson, wondered if there was any connection to the Elizabeth Cooke Hood scenario.

Thanks Claire

When you get a moment work some magic, please!

Regards Mark

[..claire..]

Wonder if this couple have anything to do with it

Marriage: Birkin with Haddesley

Jno. TATE and Mary HOOD married 08 Feb 1725

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In Thorganby 6 Aug 1745  a Thomas TATE married a Mary BAKEHOUSE ( was Backhouse a Quaker name, I remember it from somewhere)

Again in Thorganby on 25 Nov.  1757 ( intended marriage place West Cottingwith Chapel) Thomas Tate married a Mary Asquith***  by Licence.

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In Cawood on 2 Jun 1740 a David TATE married a Mary RICHARDSON
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In Wistow a Hugh RICHARDSON of Bourne farmer married a Joanna TATE minor by Licence on 30 June 1795.

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From your post you mention a Samuel Hood barber and Surgeon buried in Thorganby ~ in the Deeds Records for York there is a  John Hood barber and surgeon mentioned in the years 1740 and 1742 - wonder if there is a relationship there ?

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***A coincidence: The other day I was looking at a dataset on Anc* " West Yorkshire Bastardy Records" ~a Filiation order dated 24 Oct 1786 -  a Mary Asquith of Tong bore a male child in 1786 to a John Clark late of Manchester, staymaker.

[BushInn1746]

Hello

Thanks Claire, possibly you have found the Tate = Hood origin?

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Thorne Quaker wedding James Backhouse = Mary Dearman, in the Sixth Month of 1787 had a Procter and Hord as relatives.

But George Hood's last recorded contact with Selby Abbey Church, was in 1835.

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Looking at that Selby Cemetery graves (above) a J. Hallewell is between Richardson and J. Hood & Hoods?

But only John Hood, Sarah Hood, Alice Annie (Infant Daughter) and Martha Richardson on headstone.

Wondering who J. Hallewell / Halliwell was?

Regards Mark

[BushInn1746]

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

Peter Hood married Mary Morgan 8 June 1797 Redbourne

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

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.

"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."


There is here a portrait of the late duke, a large painting of Redbourne,—his grace’s Lincolnshire seat, in which are the figures of two ladies in a small pony carriage who are holding converse with a substantial ecclesiastic of the old school, just dismounted from a stout cob. In the background is Redbourne Church, half concealed by autumnal foliage.
http://www.nottshistory.org.uk/Jacks1881/bestwood.htm


But Peter is not a name used anywhere in our Hoods, as far as I know.

This is all very tenuous and I recall the Fleur de lis symbol also being discussed as a boy.


The Crest is the very top of a Coat of Arms above the Shield... 
http://www.myfamilysilver.com/crestfinder-search/Hood-family-crest?name=beauclerk


Supporters
According to one of the Coat of Arms on Wiki, the [left side] Supporter to the Shield in the Coat of Arms, has the same lower half of the four legged creature visible on George Hood's Seal.


Regards Mark

[..claire..]

Tried looking for Peter Hood last night - not many records at all. A couple of baptisms in the right timeframe ( 1 in Topcliffe, the other Devon - both died )

However, something of interest. This Peter Hoods residence at death was Gatton Surrey. And there is this baptism not too far away -

Charlwood St Nicholas 17 Feb. 1760 - Jno Hood son of Peter Hood Jnr. baptised.

Only nine miles or so between each place - so could be a link here

[BushInn1746]

Hi

Thanks Claire, just noticed Agent to the Duke, so Peter Hood is probably not related to him.


According to James & Sarah Hood's children, Cook and Pearson, also possibly surname Alfred, in the previous descent.

Bainbridge Hood married a Pearson, did any child go on to marry a Cook plesase?

Until I see the 1810 William Hood of Hull LCC, Will, there is little to go at.

Kind regards, Mark

[..claire..]

Luckily I can find the Hallewell burial

Joseph Hallewell buried 12 June 1859 aged 27
Ceremony performed by F W Harper
Plot: 1530

Of Gowthorpe St.
Wheelwright - out of business

[..claire..]

Can't see any children bar one born to the couple.

Another Bainbridge Hood born 1769 - another 1770.

One marriage of a Bainbridge H to a Mary Page in 1797

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There are a couple of Hood/Clark marriages

Richard Hood of Danby Wisk a serving man, married Mary Clark by licence at Cundall in 1770.

Joseph Clark married Ann Hood at Osmotherly 1766 with consent of parents

[BushInn1746]

Thank you for looking Claire

Until a copy Death Certificate, or Will (none found so far mentioning my Hoods), linking a known member of my Hood family to a currently unknown relative (in the early half of the 19th Century), I have this feeling, that currently it is impossible to progress further.

It would be most handy to have Death Certificate Indexes giving the name of the person present at death.

1,000s of Apprenticeship sheets in the Quarter Sessions series are un-indexed.

Thank you, regards Mark