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

[..claire..]

Both surnames in that marriage occuring in Hood family ~ that's a good find Goughy 

[BushInn1746]

Hi Mark

Transcribed as BARNARD on Anc* in the West Yorkshire, Roman Catholic Oath Records : Year abt. 1717

Claire

You beat me to it Claire.

From Parish Records Issac Bernard married Mary Cook 20 April 1707 Selby Abbey

Hi Claire and Goughy

Brilliant, thank you both, I must have missed that marriage in the Selby transcriptions!


Image ...
Messuage Kiln and horse mill in Selby aforesaid belonging to and in possession of Jefferey Ba [unreadable]
     A Free rent of One shilling and Eight pence payable to her and yearly Issueing out of two Messuages formerly Mr Cooks in Selby aforesaid belonging to Mrs Mary Barnard and in poss'ion of Mrs Mary Barnard Mr Thomas Moseley and Charles Bateson. [sic]

Will of Roger Hood of Selby, 1727
Regarding the reference to Thomas Moseley (in Claire's find), this is also interesting because looking at the Will of Roger Hood of Selby dated 14th March 1727 John Mosele & Ann Barker living in Wren Lane are left Five Pounds in Trust for Roger Hood's Nephew German Camp.


Obviously a link Cook to Barnard (spelt as Bernard in a manuscript document).


Unfortunately, another find is required, to get to George Hood.

Thanks again, Mark

[Goughy]

Image ...
Messuage Kiln and horse mill in Selby aforesaid belonging to and in possession of Jefferey Ba [unreadable] a Free rent of One shilling and Eight pence payable to her and yearly Issueing out of two Messuages formerly Mr Cooks in Selby aforesaid belonging to Mrs Mary Barnard and in poss'ion of Mrs Mary Barnard Mr Thomas Moseley and Charles Bateson. [sic]

The wording in the first line up to "in possession of Jeffrey B.... relates to the entry above the reference to Mary Barnard.... i.e. the entry is

"A free rent of One shilling and Eight pence payable to her and yearly Issueing out of two Messuages formerly Mr Cooks in Selby aforesaid belonging to Mrs Mary Barnard and in poss'ion of Mrs Mary Barnard Mr Thomas Moseley and Charles Bateson"

[BushInn1746]

Hello All

Thanks Goughy, yes, it is a large 'A' and the next part, re Barnard / Bernard.

Regarding Richard Peirson of Selby ...

According to the YAS Catalogue online Pdf ...
28th May, 1708, 7th Anne. Bet Thos. Stradling of Burn, Gent and Eliz. his wife 1; Richard Peirson of Selby, Gent, Other. Cons 5/-. Quarter part of the Mannor of Bourne als Burne and Courts Leet ... LEASE For A Year.

Richard Peirson seems to sell his interest in Burn, near Selby in 1721 for £ 500.


John Hood was an occupier of a Tenement, in a Messuage that was divided into two Tenements, with an Orchard (1802 Deed Registration).

Jane Hood was buried Selby, August 1803, aged 65, Wife of John Hood, Mariner, but her origin is unconfirmed.

Regards Mark


Edit: According to the Catholic Returns of Lands
The farm of Richard Peirson off Market Place, Selby, in 1720 was occupied by Hood, a Barber.

[dobfarm]

Following your line of thinking

George Pearson    (Illegitimate ?)   
 Baptism     22 Nov 1789      RAWCLIFFE BY GOOLE,YORK,ENGLAND   
 Mother's Name    Hannah Pearson   

No Father given -so who was the father

[..claire..]

No extra info on the baptism other than he was illegitimate and mother was a pauper

Snaith: 29 November 1796 a William COWARD widower labourer, and Hannah PEARSON spinster both of Rawcliffe married after Banns.
She signed register he left X
Witnesses: David CAWOOD and Richard Hankes possibly says HANBY.

[dobfarm]

Hannah Pearson spinster married 1796 - 7 years after George was born 1789 pauper probably bringing George up on limited parish relief income - parish overseer who should have applied for a bastardy order on the father - so the father of George could be a different father to the man she married if its the same Hannah.

Its thin but one never knows

[BushInn1746]

Thanks dobfarm & Claire

Family Search images for Rawcliffe /  Goole  ...
https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/723847?availability=Family%20History%20Library

Regards Mark

[BumbleB]

Try FindMyPast for images.