Russell / Burton / Wilkinson, SELBY - Inland Rev. Register

[BushInn1746]

Hello

William Russell of Skipwith (deceased) was worth about £100 and has been entered in the 1809 Inland Revenue Register entry (attached, slide it over to see full entry).

I have also drawn a tree of Sarah Russell's descent as described in the Selby Parish Register at her Birth/Baptism in 1793, with a few other notes.

The Wilkinson's were linked to the Russells.

Thank you.

Mark

[BushInn1746]

Sarah Arundel who became wife of James Hood of Selby claimed her father was John Arundel, Stone Agent when she married James Hood in 1851.

However, in the 1861 Ousegate, Selby Census, James Hood claimed he was Son-in-law to Mary Wilkinson, Head of the household.

But is James Hood's link to Wilkinson via his mother Sarah Hood (nee Russell)?

Mark

[..claire..]

Can't answer your question but the Burton family of Selby is quite interesting - a George Burton left a PCC Will in 1844. His daughter Hannah married a Joseph RICHARDSON of Selby.

Possibly some relation to the Standerings too - a grandson bears this surname as a middle name.

Also worth noting from daughter Hannah's baptism in 1798,  her mothers (Frances Taylor)  mother was the daughter of "Abraham Law of Selby aforesaid Couper" - he died 1793. When did Richard Gibson take over premises at Wren Lane ?

[Goughy]

Mark

Not quite sure, are you saying you think the Will of William Russell of Skipwith is Sarah Hood's (Russell) father???  I think this William Russell (born illegitimately to Ann Russell (spinster).  He married Elizabeth Chatty in Skipwith.  His daughter Mary (born 1780) married Thomas Burton (a butcher) and lived in Skipwith.  He had another daughter Elizabeth (but can't find her marriage - at this stage -  assumed she married a Wilkinson).

Please do correct me if you are sure he is "your" William Russell

[..claire..]

The George Burton from my post names his son "Thomas Burton butcher of Selby" sole executor of his Will.

Are these the same family ?

[Goughy]

Mary is living with her son Charles in 1841.  There is a burial for Thomas Burton in 1836 in Skipwith

I did some "stuff" on George Burton of Selby last year, and I think (only think) Mark said it was a different family from "his" Burton.   

[BushInn1746]

Mark

Not quite sure, are you saying you think the Will of William Russell of Skipwith is Sarah Hood's (Russell) father???  I think this William Russell (born illegitimately to Ann Russell (spinster).  He married Elizabeth Chatty in Skipwith.  His daughter Mary (born 1780) married Thomas Burton (a butcher) and lived in Skipwith.  He had another daughter Elizabeth (but can't find her marriage - at this stage -  assumed she married a Wilkinson).

Please do correct me if you are sure he is "your" William Russell

Thanks for replies.

When I saw the Inland Revenue Register, I wondered, if the two families were linked to each other, by another marriage.

My Sarah Russell's father William Russell married a Mary Burton.

The daughter of William Russell of Skipwith, Mary Russell must have married a Burton, to become Mary Burton.

When I saw Wilkinsons in the Inland Revenue Register as Grandchildren and the Mary Burton daughter reference, I wondered if William Russell of Skipwith and his Son William Russell of Leeds, were linked to my Russell lot, by another marriage between the two families.

Perhaps the similar surnames, are just co-incidental.

Regards Mark


Mrs H and I need to get up to Preston and see if the Lord Petre, Selby documents confirm who George Hood really was, when he took over Gibson's premises.

I have asked Leeds Special Collections, re the reading out of Sarah Hoods 'Not in Membership' Nov 1879 burial at the York Meeting in 1880 and if the records also give any indication as to why George Hood's burial was conducted by them, as a 'Not in Membership'.

Hannah Nuby's (Mother of Chester Newby) Probate Bundle and another Probate of Richard Hood of Habton (d.1802) holding property and lands at Slingsby in 1760 in Trust for Thomas & Mary Jackson, a Richard Clark mentioned and later a Mr Robert Cook is the Solicitor involved.

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Sarah Russell a basket maker gives me the impression, that her family are fairly industrious too.

[BushInn1746]

A few questions

If your Mary Russel ( nee Burton) married Thomas Goldsbrough in 1805 - why was she 'of the parish of Sculcoates' ?

In November 1802 when William Russell's son William Jnr was buried Parish records give "son of Wm Russell of Hull Sailor".  So could be the family moved to Hull for William's job as a Sailor?

Thank you.

Yes, just noticed, we discussed Thomas Gouldsbrough on pages 2, 3, 4 & 5 of this thread ...
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=744970.9

Because some of George Hood's Sons purchased Byefield (Copyhold property in the Manor of Selby).
Thomas Gouldsbrough had died (Will 1840) leaving Mary Gouldsbrough saddled with a mortgage, which the Hoods cleared up and they appeared at the Manor of Selby Court to seek to be Admitted to the Manor (a formal process) to take ownership of Byefield.

We were hoping the Manor of Selby records would give an insight into the Hood side, but instead, Mary Gouldsbrough had once been Mary Russell.

So the Manor of Selby document (Hull Archives), only further confirmed the Hood (Sons of George Hood) link to the Russell side of the 1815 Hood=Russell marriage.

Morning All

Had a quick look at Thomas Gouldsbrough.  He married Elizabeth Buttle 1 January 1784 in Snaith. Elizabeth dies 1803.  He remarries 11 Feb 1805 in Sculcoates

Thomas Gouldsbrough widower of the Parish of Selby in the diocese of York and Mary RUSSELL widow and of this Parish. Married by License

Thomas buried Selby 8 Apr 1840.  Mary buried Selby 1 Oct 1848

EDIT

From Dade records


Thomas was son of John Goldsbrough of Knottlingley sailcloth maker by Jane his wife.  Elizabeth dau of George Buttle of Snaith Plumber & Glazier by Ann his wife dau of Tarbotton of Selby Innkeeper

Will of Thomas Gouldsbrough details at Borthwick

Court   York Prerogative & Exchequer Courts
Court detail   Prerogative Court of York
Document type   Will
Document reference   vol.202, f.254
Index reference   1840031842080110.tif/12

Thank you, Claire and Goughy.

How interesting the reference to Thomas Gouldsbrough marrying Mary Russell at Sculcoates about 1805? Charles Turner and Morland / Maudlin / Magdaline Turner (nee Maudland Hood) had two children baptised Sculcoates a little earlier 1797 - 1799.

Reply #328.
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=756955.328

Regards Mark


Is there an 1805 Marriage Allegation and Bond, please?

[BushInn1746]

Prerogative.
Will of Thomas Gouldsbrough
late of Selby Yeoman deced
24th October 1842 [sic] und 600:l


The Will of Thomas Gouldsbrough
of Selby
in the County of York
dated 17th April 1837.


This is the last Will and Testament of me Thomas Gouldsbrough
of Selby in the County of York, late sailmaker, but now a yeoman, made
this seventeenth day of April in the year of our Lord One thousand eight
hundred and thirty seven. Being of sound in mind, memory and understanding
I make my Will as follows and First I order and direct that all my
just Debts and funeral expenses be fully paid and satisfied by my
Executrix and Executors hereinafter named out of my personal Estate and
Effects, and I hereby give devise and bequeath unto my Wife Mary
Gouldsbrough George Clarkson Junr Farmer and William Bradley
Stone – Mason all of Selby aforesaid all my Messuages, Tenements or
Dwelling Houses, Crane, warehouse, and Sail Loft with the rights members
and appurtenances to the same belonging, situate and being in a certain
place in Selby aforesaid called the Ship yard. To hold the same and
Every part thereof and also all other my real and personal estate and effects
of whatsoever kind the same may be with the exceptions hereinafter
named, unto the said Mary Gouldsbrough, George Clarkson Junr and
William Bradley or the Survivor or Survivors of them her or their
Heirs Executors administrators or assigns upon Trust for the several
uses, intents and purposes following that is to say Upon Trust
that my wife Mary Gouldsbrough be permitted to reside in or let one
of the aforesaid Dwelling Houses now in the occupation of William
Smith and now Let to him together with the Crane now fixed upon the
Said premises also a warehouse now used by the said William Smith
which Crane and Warehouse together with the aforesaid House I will
and direct that the said Mary Gouldsbrough have the Benefit of
during the term of her natural life and after the termination thereof I
give and devise the same equally betwixt my Son George Buttle
Gouldsbrough and my three Daughters viz Ann Bonnell of Gainsbro in the
County of Lincoln and wife of John Dixon Bonnell of the same place
Vessel owner Hannah Gouldsbrough and Mary Cape wife of John Cape
all of Selby in the County of York and to hold unto them their Heirs and
assigns during the Term of the Lease the said property being Leasehold
together with the rest of my several Messuages Tenements or Dwelling
Houses, Sail Loft &c the same being situate in the Ship yard aforesaid
excepting one other House situate in the Ship yard and adjoining
the House to be occupied or let by her mother in Law Mary Gouldsbrough
unto my Daughter Hannah Gouldsbrough for and during the term of her natural