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

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WILL cont.
life if she shall remain unmarried, but in case she marries I direct the same to be
equally divided  between herself and my said Son and two Daughters before named
or the Survivor or Survivors of them their Heirs and assigns and Upon Trust to give
unto my said Daughter Hannah and I hereby bequeath the same one half
part of my Household Furniture, plate, linen, and china to be given unto her
after my decease if she shall remain unmarried, but if she marries the same
shall be equally divided between herself and my beforenamed Son and Daughters,
and the remaining one half of my said Household furniture and so forth shall
be used by my said Wife for her life and after her decease I direct the same to be
equally divided betwixt my said Son, and my said three Daughters or the sur=
=vivors of them in case any one dying before the time of division And
Upon Trust to sell my two Closes one whereof joins Wistow lane and the other
contiguous thereto for the purpose of paying off a Mortgage upon the same
and the surplus together with the rest of my real and personal estates of whatso=
=ever nature or kind the same may be excepting as hereinafter mentioned
I give devise and bequeath the same unto said Son and said three
Daughters in equal shares to hold unto them, their Heirs and assigns
For ever The Estate excepted consists of two Houses or Tenements situate at
Knottingley near Ferrybridge in the Parish of Pontefract in the County of
York, now in the occupation of James Smith and another which I give
devise and bequeath unto my said Son George Buttle Gouldsbrough to hold
unto him his heirs and assigns forever, from and immediately after the Death
of my Brother James Gouldsbrough now of York, who I hereby declare shall
have the use, benefits and enjoyment of, free of rent and other
charges for and during the term of his natural life and I hereby
appoint my said Wife Mary Gouldsbrough Executrix and the said George
Clarkson Junr and William Bradley Executors all of Selby aforesaid, of
this my last Will and Testament hereby revoking and making void all
[possibly word is ‘formes’] or other Will, or Wills by me at any time made and declare
this only to be my last Will and Testament and I do hereby further
declare it to be my Will that my Executrix and Executors shall be
fully paid and allowed for all reasonable expenses and costs which
she or they may be part to in the Execution of the Trusts of this my
Will and which she paid out of my personal Estate.
Signed Sealed Published and declared by the said Testator Thomas
Gouldsbrough as and for his last Will and Testament in the presence of us
who at his request in his presence and in the presence of each other have
subscribed our names as Witnesses to the execution thereof. Thos Gouldsbrough
Edward Dickinson Charles Musgrave Jonathan Skelton


Died 4th April 1840

Pass’d 24th October 1840

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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 ?

Hello

I have a Mortgage of 1836 involving George Hood of Selby, Collinson & Others to Elly, for some property in Ousegate and Wren Lane, Selby, involving:-

James Collinson
[   ?   ] Collinson & William Collinson of Selby, Butcher
George Hood of Selby, Brewer
Ann Elly of the City of York Spinster
With an additional party in the Release being Edward Parker of Selby Gentleman.

Late in the Occupation of:-
James Brearley, but now James Collinson and his Undertenants

Bounded by properties of Msr George Burton on or towards the West
by neighbouring property lately the Trustees of the Hon. Edward Robert Petre, purchased by:-

Joseph Richardson
George Burton
John Blackham
George Richardson
John Johnson and
Thomas Burton respectively ...

Thomas Burton has also purchased a Dwelling House in Wren Lane


Mark

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Hello

I have a Mortgage of 1836 involving George Hood of Selby, Collinson & Others to Elly, for some property in Ousegate and Wren Lane, Selby, involving:-

James Collinson
[   ?   ] Collinson & William Collinson of Selby, Butcher
George Hood of Selby, Brewer
Ann Elly of the City of York Spinster
With an additional party in the Release being Edward Parker of Selby Gentleman.

Late in the Occupation of:-
James Brearley, but now James Collinson and his Undertenants

Hello

Mortgage registered 1836
Collinson & Others to Elly

Because this is a Mortgage the title is usually read in reverse.

Ann ELLY of the City of York was providing the Mortgage to George HOOD of Selby Brewer who has set up a Trust and purchasing the Ousegate properties and another in Wren Lane with James COLLINSON of Selby.

So Ann ELLY of the City of York was George HOOD's Lender or financial backer circa 1835 to 1836.

There are few Ann ELLY deaths in the GRO, but some other variations on GRO / Family Search / Wills:-

ELLY
ELY
ELA
ELLA Ann of Selby (Will) 1777 and elsewhere
ELE
ELLE
ELEY
ELLEY

I'm also wondering about ELLEN in the middle name of James HOOD's child, as corruption Elley / Ella.

Unfortunately, all I have got to go on is - Ann ELLY of the City of York Spinster (which is a badly copied Summary into the Register) on my official Register Copy, but I would have liked to have seen the original Indenture.

Mark

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Ann ELLY of the City of York was providing the Mortgage to George HOOD of Selby Brewer who has set up a Trust and purchasing the Ousegate properties and another in Wren Lane with James COLLINSON of Selby.



Unfortunately, all I have got to go on is - Ann ELLY of the City of York Spinster (which is a badly copied Summary into the Register) on my official Register Copy, but I would have liked to have seen the original Indenture.

Hello

Wondering if it might be ETTY. The 1836 Deeds Registry entry was very hurriedly written, possibly 't's not crossed.

Quite a bit on ETTY of York and

East Riding Archives
QSF/309/C/14
Date circa 1785

William Carter of York and Robert Carter of Huntington tailors and John Hartley of Bootham Barr, York watchmaker: - W.C. in bastardy (Ann Etty of Grimston singlewoman).

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8th December 1739 by Licence
Thomas Perritt & Ann Etty, of the MINT YARD, in the City of York.

From The Yorkshire Archaeological and Topographical Journal, Volume III
https://archive.org/stream/YAJ003

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Mint Yard, York, was the later Wine and Spirits Merchant address of WELLS HOOD related to Richard HOOD of Stamford Bridge, Catton (near Stamford Bridge), Catwick and Leven.

Manor of Catwick ...
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=752071.msg6005218#msg6005218

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I have just managed to acquire a document mentioning in 1739 James HOOD of Upper Catton, Yeoman and Ann his Wife, and John Conyers of New Malton Gentleman, for ground called Bolton Ings in the Constabulary of Habton in the Parish of Kirkby Misperton otherwise Kirkby Overcar near to a place called Tom Hollin and then in the Tenure or Occupation of James Hood his assignee or assigns.

In 1773 Ann Hood of Allerthorpe, Widow and Relict of James Hood transferred the residue.

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Perhaps a coincidence Etty at Mint Yard, York, or not?

Mark

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Ann Etty death in Yorkshire Gazette,  23rd September 1837 (also Leeds Intelligencer 30th Sep 1837).
On Thursday, the 21st inst., in this city, Ann, the eldest daughter of the late Mr Thomas Etty, of Wheldrake, aged 53.

The York Herald,  24th January 1824
On Thursday week, Mr Thos. Etty, of Wheldrake, aged 69, lamented and universally respected by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance.

Yorkshire Gazette,  15th May 1830
On Monday, the 10th inst., ...
Same day, Mrs Etty, at her house in Tower Street, York, relict of the late Mr Thos. Etty, of Wheldrake, aged 72.


Yorkshire Gazette,  24th October 1835
On Tuesday, the 13th inst. at the Holy Trinity Church, Hull, by the Rev. H. Bromby, Mr John Shepherdson, of Wilberfoss, near York, to Miss Jane Acklam, the daughter of Mr William Etty Acklam, Currier, of Hull.


Yorkshire Gazette,  20th June 1835
On Friday, the 12th inst., ...
Same day, at Hull, after a very short illness, aged 21, greatly lamented by her relatives and friends, Jane, the youngest daughter of Mr John Etty, of Huntington Mill, near this city.


Yorkshire Gazette,  12th July 1834
On Sunday, the 6th inst.,
Same day, aged 77, May, wife of Mr Etty, sen., of Malton, Wine Merchant.


Yorkshire Gazette,  7th February 1835
On Sunday, the 1st inst.,
Same day, in the eighth year of his age, William, third son of Mr Joseph Etty, of the Black Bull Inn, Malton.

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Hello

The Mortgage George HOOD took out (in the 1836 Registration) was possibly from Ann ETTY of York, Spinster (Added).

According to the Will of James Collinson of Selby (died 1851), William HOOD was one Trustee and the other former Trustee was Thomas STANDERING.

Looking at the PCC Will of Thomas STANDERING of Selby (written 1848) his Daughter was Mary BURTON and his Granddaughter was Elizabeth BURTON. William Standering was left a property consisting of about 100 acres on the Levels in the Parish of Hatfield a farm aforesaid on the Levels called Grow[?] Trees.

A Burton / Russell link.

But, I wonder if there was a link somewhere ETTY to HOOD or ETTY to STANDERING?

Mark

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QUOTE FROM Goughy

For the purpose of elimination here's some surnames from Sarah's parentage (including step father Wilkinson)

Arundel - Grandparents:            George ARUNDEL and Hannah EYRE
               Grt grandparents:      Joseph EYRE and Hannah PYGOT
                                               Mathew ARUNDEL and Ann JACKSON

Wilkinson   "step" grandparents  Edward WILKINSON and Margaret TWIST
                    "gt  grandparents  John TWIST and Rebecca CRABTREE
                                                William WILKINSON and Jane ??

and just to put James' parentage here for future reference (obviously only from the Russell side)

Russell     Grandparents            William RUSSELL and Mary BURTON
               Gt grandparents         John RUSSELL and Martha HOTCHSON
                                              Edward BURTON and William SILVERWOOD

END OF QUOTE
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Hello

Think I'm jumping the gun here, as Claire is checking something.

Claire, has sent information - is a possible link to the CRABTREE and ETTY marriage at Selby.

When their daughter Mary Crabtree married in 1801 ( to Thomas Willis) a witness was Elizabeth Crabtree. Elizabeth was the daughter of Joshua Crabtree tanner whom I'm thinking is brother of the above, thus she being niece of Mary Crabtree nee Etty.

Elizabeth Crabtree went on to marry Thomas Standering in 1801

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Wm COLLINSON occupied the House owned by Mary COOK (formerly owned by Wm COOK and according to the Quaker Families Book, Mary COOK of Selby was the Widow of William COOK).

Claire has noticed that around the time of Mary COOK's death (1790) the House changes ownership to C. TWIST.

Mark

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Joshua Crabtree (senior) & Margaret his wife ( can't find a marriage but her name taken from the Admon record for Joshua C) had at least three children that I can see

Christopher bn 1721 married Mary Etty.

Joshua bn 1726 married twice, first one looks interesting, it's showing up in Snaith as well - two dates difference - I think one being the Licence. In the Snaith record Joshua Crabtree married Mary Godboro, in the Selby record she is Mary Godbehear - wonder if it could be a corruption of Goldsborough? His second marriage was to Mary Webster in 1773.

I can't see a baptism for Rebecca but info from the Dades register confirms her father as Joseph Crabtree, tanner. Given she married J Twist in 1757, I'd say she was a sibling of the above men.

Claire

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Hello

Thank you Claire for all the information.

It does seem, that the 't's were not crossed and it was Ann ETTY who likely provided a Mortgage to George HOOD of Selby, about 1836.

William HOOD & Thomas STANDERING were Trustees under the Will of James COLLINSON, I suspect that after Ann ETTY died in 1837, the Mortgage was taken over by STANDERING and HOOD.

Interesting how you made a link from ETTY to STANDERING.

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John Burton HOOD late of Loughborough, Leicestershire, who died 24 January 1863.
Newspaper says he was aged 36 and a Cattle Dealer (born about 1826-1827).
Baptism, 8 November 1826, All Saints Loughborough - Parents Stepn. Hood & Jane

One of those who Proved the Will at Leicester in 1864, was John TYLER of Loughborough, Butcher.


ADDED: I had forgotten, but we discussed his Father Stephen HOOD of Loughborough here ...

The Mystery Mrs Hood from Scarborough Arriving Leamington Spa 1872? (Reply # 9 & 10)
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=786177.msg6414373#msg6414373


Mark