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

[..claire..]

Hi

From Mark ~ " Looks like John Hood baptism was Feb 1760 at Bishop Wilton Son of Charles Hood & Elis. (poss Elisabeth / Elizabeth Watson, married Dec 1758)."

     -  THIS John Hood was bapt. 3 Feb 1760 and then buried 24 Feb 1760 at Bishops Wilton, father Charles.

I can't see a baptism for John Hood yet but his marriage is likely the one in WATTON ( PR not online) near Beverley - 18 Apr 1797 - John Hood married Mary Moody, both of the parish.

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Mary Ridsdale nee Hood is pretty consistent in that she was from Walkington

 BT's are online, and there is a William Hood and Mary baptising children - but no Mary born c1797, this couple had quite a few children in the Walkington records - John being the first in 1792 to Hannah in 1814, and four other children in the NC registers at Beverley.

Cant find a marriage for this couple either. What a difficult family this is.

Talking of Mary Ridsdale nee Hood ~ she had another illegitimate daughter ANN baptised 9 June 1816 ~ father named as John AITON.

[..claire..]

From Mary Ridsdale's death record in 1876 aged 82, looked for a birth c1794.

She is the daughter of William Hood.

The BT's are in a terrible condition but she was baptised 6 July 1794 in Walkington.

William Hood married Mary Twedle in 1791 Walkington.

CANNOT find baptisms for William Hood or John Hood both born c1760ish.

So possibly William and John were siblings.

Can any one spot William and his wife Mary in 1841 - both lived into the 1840's and were buried in Walkington.

[Goughy]

Wm Hood 1766 living with daughter Sarah Agar in Walkington.  No Mary with them though.

[..claire..]

Thanks Goughy

Couldn't see the 'Hood' for the trees

[BushInn1746]

Hi

Thanks Claire & Goughy.

Regards Mark

[BushInn1746]

Hi All

Any link please between the Pearson in the Marriage (1768) and the Pearson Cook document (1802 / 1804):-


Banbridge Hood = Elizabeth Pearson 14th December And 15th December 1768 Marriage

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1802 Joseph Cook had bequeathed “the lease of the Queen’s Head in Wednesday Market” to his wife Jane and son John Pearson Cook [document dated 1804 DDBC/15/180].


1804 Lease and release and assignment of mortgage as DDBC/15/179

Parties: 1) John Arden wine merchant and John Prattman house carpenter, John Pearson Cook master mariner, as DDBC/15/180 and Sarah Johnston, as DDBC/15/181 2) William Morritt yeoman and his trustee William Crosskill whitesmith, all of Beverley Property: messuage in Wednesday Market, now in two tenements Consideration: for £150 to Sarah Johnston and £7 to John Arden and John Pearson.


James Parker Innholder.

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1834 Co-incidentally, later ...
Bainbridge Hood was an Innkeeper [of the Pack Horse Inn, Market Place], Beverley and he had to make an assignment called Hood's Assignment dated February, 11, 1834, for the benefit of his Creditors.


Thank you, Mark

[..claire..]

Can't see a marriage yet for Joseph and Jane. But John Pearson Cook was born in Pocklington in 1767 along with two brothers Joseph 1765 and George 1770, maybe more siblings somewhere else. Joseph Cook senior possibly born in Pocklington too there is a birth in 1737 - son of William and Sarah.

Wonder if they are related to this guy

http://pocklingtonhistory.com/news/index.php#news139

Well, the only marriage I can find is in Leicester in 1755 by licence - Joseph Cook & Jane Pearson. He was a soldier, both 21 on the licence, so probably older.
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The only Pearsons in Leicestershire (if indeed this is where Jane was born) were Quakers. But I just feel possibly this birth is too early - 1722 given Joseph is likely the 1737 birth , there is no age on their burial records either ( Joseph 1802, Jane 1804)
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Found a service record for his militia service dated 1798 ~ born Pocklington, he was a tailor by trade. Rank of Sergeant when service ended due too illhealth

Served 3 years in the Beverley Volunteer Company as sergeant.
Served 34 years in the East Yorks. Militia, 20 years a sergeant
Served 1 year in the 30th Reg. of Foot.
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Regarding Elizabeth Pearson and Bainbridge Hood. There is a transcript of the marriage & licence online.

Bainbridge Hood, wheelwright of this parish ( St Mary) and Elizabeth Pearson of the parish of St Martins were married by Licence 15 December 1768, both signed. Witnesses: Robert Banks and William Hawley.

Bainbridge Hood aged 22
Elizabeth Pearson aged 24      both resident in Beverley, licence dated: 14 Dec 1768, intended marriage place: Beverley St Mary.

[BushInn1746]

Can't see a marriage yet for Joseph and Jane. But John Pearson Cook was born in Pocklington in 1767 along with two brothers Joseph 1765 and George 1770, maybe more siblings somewhere else. Joseph Cook senior possibly born in Pocklington too there is a birth in 1737 - son of William and Sarah.

Wonder if they are related to this guy

http://pocklingtonhistory.com/news/index.php#news139

Well, the only marriage I can find is in Leicester in 1755 by licence - Joseph Cook & Jane Pearson. He was a soldier, both 21 on the licence, so probably older.
.

The only Pearsons in Leicestershire (if indeed this is where Jane was born) were Quakers. But I just feel possibly this birth is too early - 1722 given Joseph is likely the 1737 birth , there is no age on their burial records either ( Joseph 1802, Jane 1804)
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Found a service record for his militia service dated 1798 ~ born Pocklington, he was a tailor by trade. Rank of Sergeant when service ended due too illhealth

Served 3 years in the Beverley Volunteer Company as sergeant.
Served 34 years in the East Yorks. Militia, 20 years a sergeant
Served 1 year in the 30th Reg. of Foot.
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Regarding Elizabeth Pearson and Bainbridge Hood. There is a transcript of the marriage & licence online.

Bainbridge Hood, wheelwright of this parish ( St Mary) and Elizabeth Pearson of the parish of St Martins were married by Licence 15 December 1768, both signed. Witnesses: Robert Banks and William Hawley.

Bainbridge Hood aged 22
Elizabeth Pearson aged 24      both resident in Beverley, licence dated: 14 Dec 1768, intended marriage place: Beverley St Mary.

Thanks Claire

Joesph and Jane Cook, Leicester?

See you've also got a Banks, as witness to the Marriage.

Can't find it at the moment, but come across a J? Banks Hood in the past in Yorkshire. Although Banks is not a surname, in James and Sarah Hood's children.

Regards Mark

[..claire..]

Well Joseph Cook told a fib on the marriage licence - his baptism is in Pocklington in 1737, he was 18. I'm wondering if she went with him to Leicestershire to marry - younger than the age of consent too, I am trying to find births for both Jane & Elizabeth Pearson.

Thomas Banks Hood bn Leeds ? - son of George and Bella bn 1820

EDIT: Baptism for Jane Pearson in Pocklington on 31 August 1744, father John Pearson - married Rebecca Pinckney both of Yapham in 1728.

This Jane did have a sibling Elizabeth but she married in Pocklington, so not related directly or if at all to the family of Bainbridge Hood.