Hello
Hood (from 1788) and also a Godmond are sailing in the "Centurion" from Hull to Petersburg and London to Petersburg.
The Trade and Shipping of Eighteenth Century Hull
Petersburg in Russia ...
http://www.eylhs.org.uk/dl/89/trade-and-shipping-of-eighteenth-century-hullHopefully, some records at Hull
http://humanities.exeter.ac.uk/includes/centres/cmhs/ELMAP/location.php?loc_id=42I wonder if Jane Hood (apparently Ioanna in Russia) was Russian?
Stamford Mercury, 5th October 1787
The dock company at Hull, have agreed to form a new dock, spacious enough to contain sixty ships.
Sheffield Register … , 3rd May 1788
HULL
; Centurion, Hood ; … all for Petersburgh, with horses, ale, mahogany, woollen-drapery, earthen and ironmongers ware, & c.
Stamford Mercury, 5th September 1788
HULL, Sept. 1.
Centurion, Hood, for Petersburgh, with woollendrapery, coton stuffs, earthenware, lead, &c. Cave, Jubb, for Riga, with earthenware.
Newcastle Courant, 27th September 1788
Sound List from the 6th to the 13th inst.
Ships & Captains From To Loading
Centurion, Hood Hull Petersburgh Goods
Eliza, Gallilee London Riga Ballast
Stamford Mercury, 28th August 1789
HULL, August 24.
Lvde, Birch ; Air Balloon, Metcalf ; Jane and Mary, Merchant ; Amity, Graham ; Henry, Strachan ; and Centurion, Hood, all from Petersburg, with deals, iron & c.
I should have some detailed copies soon I hope around the time of George Hood's birth 1785 to 1787, Mark