William Hood born Carnigill?? About 1780

[JenB]

I see Whickham is near Gateshead, but some way off Pontop & Collierley (SW of Dipton).

He was living in Collierley Dykes in 1851, now known as Dipton. This is only about 5 miles from Sunniside (abode on burial register).

Whickham (i.e. where he was actually buried) about 6.5 miles from Dipton.

[BushInn1746]

William Hood Burial which might be of interest, is 1852.

Regards Mark

[Jomot]

EDIT: Burial seems to be 1832? Interested in the William Hood in the 1851 Census, see image in first post

1832 is the burial number, the burial year is 1852 - see top of the page on image.

[BushInn1746]

EDIT: Burial seems to be 1832? Interested in the William Hood in the 1851 Census, see image in first post

1832 is the burial number, the burial year is 1852 - see top of the page on image.

Oh dear. I'm very sorry, image is dated 1852.

Thank you.

Regards Mark

[dobfarm]

Duplicated thread ~ We have discussed this before

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=733961.0

[..claire..]

We seem to be going round in circles, I didn't realise this had been done before.

But I like Mark's thinking here - no baptism for George Hood and none for this William H. There is a chance they could be siblings. I think it's worth trying to find out more about this place etc. Who knows what we may find

[JenB]

We seem to be going round in circles, I didn't realise this had been done before.

In that case maybe someone has already found this 
Just for the record.
In the 1841 census William Hood, living in Dipton, states that both he and his wife were born in County Durham.

HO 107 / 301 / 7 / 7 /
Dipton,

William Hood, 55, A<gricultural> L<abourer>, Y
Catherine Hood, 45, Y

[..claire..]

Yep, dobfarm mentioned he was from Durham on the 1841 census, on the other thread.

Nice to see it in its entirety though 

[BushInn1746]

In the 1841 census William Hood, living in Dipton, states that both he and his wife were born in County Durham.

HO 107 / 301 / 7 / 7 /
Dipton,

William Hood, 55, A<gricultural> L<abourer>, Y
Catherine Hood, 45, Y

Possibly further evidence that the William Hood aged 71 in the 1851 Census at Collierley & Pontop [near Dipton], claiming his birth place Cunnagal Yorkshire, was probably born Carnigill Yorkshire (in border country), near the border with Co. Durham.

West Carnigill Farm is currently given Co. Durham, picture of the farmhouse and map here ...
http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3627335


Carnigill, Baldersdale, was North Riding of Yorkshire.


The IGI had no coverage after about 1772/1773 for Romaldkirk, despite Registers at DCRO continuing onward until 1963.

No IGI Coverage Romaldkirk, North Yorks?
Carnigill on Hunderthwaite Moor seems to come under the Parish of Romaldkirk North Riding of Yorkshire. However, no IGI after 1772 (C) / 1773 (Marr), although C.M.B. Registers 1578 to 1963, source Yorkshire Parish Registers by Colin Blanshard Withers.

Churches / Chapels on recent 1976 OS Pink (1:50 000 Series) Sheet 92 Barnard Castle & Richmond map:-
Romaldkirk; Cotherstone; and more distant Laithkirk; Lartington; Eggleston

If not online, any Hood/s baptised here are not going to show up.

Regards Mark


Edit
Yorkshire Parish Registers by Colin Blanshard Withers, under North Riding for Romaldkirk, also says

c) CMB 1700 - 1812; MS Transcript No Index; "Oliver Manuscripts", Ref: ZXD; NYRO
d) M 1578 - 1753; Typed Transcript, with Index; Boyd's Marriage Index; Soc. of Genealogists; York Central Library
e) M 1754 - 1837; Index only; Joiner Marriage Index