George Hood Burial where? Died Selby, Yorks 18 September 1845 Part 3

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http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/help-with-your-research/research-guides/bankrupts-insolvent-debtors/

Re Commissions of Bankruptcy, under TNA Reference "B3", tried 'Cooper', 'Selby' and 'Gibson', but no file. Only a sample of files kept.

Bankruptcy Commissions Registers B 4/28 - 30 - not online?
http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/browse/r/h/C481976

EDIT: Registers might not add anything, to Gazette.

TNA, Kew - "B 6 also contains ‘certificates of conformity’ (1733-1837) which, when issued effectively discharged the bankrupt."

Gibson Certificate, about to be issued, published 6 March 1810.

Kind regards, Mark

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Morning Post (From the London Gazette) March 10th 1810

Bankrupts

Dividends ~ List of name for 31st March 1810


Certificates ~ List of name for 31st March 1810 including R Gibson of Selby Yorkshire, Cooper.

https://www.thegazette.co.uk/London/issue/16348/page/350/data.pdf

https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=awpKAQAAMAAJ&pg=PA350&lpg=PA350&dq=richard+gibson+cooper+selby&source=bl&ots=2CFH_Rhqal&sig=pDrjN5eOH-qAlXj8aesXGH3E6ZU&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjzqKHu0fDLAhUIVBQKHYxnClIQ6AEIUjAH#v=onepage&q=richard%20gibson%20cooper%20selby&f=false

Whereas the acting commissioners in the commission of Bankrupt awarded and issued forth against Richard Gibson, of Selby in the county of York, Cooper, Dealer and Chapman, have certified to the Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain, that the said Richard Gibson hath in all Things conformed himself according to directions of several Acts of Parliament make concerning Bankrupts: This is to give Notice, that, by virtue of an Act passed in the Fifth Year of His late Majesty's reign, his Certificate will be allowed and confirmed as the said Act directs, unless Cause be shewn to the contrary on or before the 31st of March instant.

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Other document dated 16th May 1815 says:-
"On which Day appeared personally George Hood of Selby in the Peculiar and Spiritual Jurisdiction of Selby aforesaid' Cooper" ...

George Hood was the Cooper.

I have been searching 'Selby' and various search words and found this in The Leeds Intelligencer newspaper dated 6 October 1800:-

To COOPERS.
WANTED Immediately, A JOURNEY-
MAN COOPER, who is perfect Master of his
Business, and has been accustomed to make Kitls and
Buckets.- He must be well recommended for Honesty
and Sobriety.
Apply (if by Letter Post-paid,) to Mr. Richard
Gibson, Cooper, Selby.

Richard Gibson's name appears in one of the later George Hood Deed copies.

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Petre & Ors To Hood (registered 1836)

Re Two Dwelling houses, Outbuildings and Yard in Wren Lane and Micklegate, Selby ...

... heretofore in the occupation of Richard Gibson and Thomas Holliday but now of the said George Hood and his Undertenants and of John Green having [word not readable] of William Hood ...

It links the property Let by Lord Petre, occupied by Richard Gibson, was occupied by George Hood etc., when George Hood purchased the property.

A Lot, in an 1835 Sale, under Wren Lane was advertised, as being occupied by George Hood, his Undertenants and John Green.

Re the 1807 Commission of Bankruptcy, it seems, it was like a receiver, who attempted to rescue Gibson's business and sell it on, or assign the business to a Creditor.

Regards Mark

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Its a slim chance  but the John Hood and Elizabeth Leppington (Widow nee Spencer ) and  Elizabeth Gibson marriages below need comparing of John Hood signatures

 John Hood     
 Spouse's Name     Elisabeth Gibson    
 Event Date     1779     
 Event Place     All Saints, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Northumberland, England

Was there a docking of a Captain John Hood ship between 1779 and 1786 Gateshead/Newcastle

Geo. Hood     
 Gender     Male     
 Christening Date     01 Oct 1786     
 Christening Place     GATESHEAD,DURHAM,ENGLAND     
 Father's Name    John Hood   

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Petre & Ors To Hood (registered 1836)

Re Two Dwelling houses, Outbuildings and Yard in Wren Lane and Micklegate, Selby ...

... heretofore in the occupation of Richard Gibson and Thomas Holliday but now of the said George Hood and his Undertenants and of John Green having [word not readable] of William Hood ...

It links the property Let by Lord Petre, occupied by Richard Gibson, was occupied by George Hood etc., when George Hood purchased the property.

A Lot, in an 1835 Sale, under Wren Lane was advertised, as being occupied by George Hood, his Undertenants and John Green.

Re the 1807 Commission of Bankruptcy, it seems, it was like a receiver, who attempted to rescue Gibson's business and sell it on, or assign the business to a Creditor.

Regards Mark

Its a pinnacle to work/search around for connections 1807 -1812 -- Gibson/Hood Coopers Wren Lane Selby

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Hello dobfarm

Thanks for replies.

Still awaiting delivery of Fiche of a 1787 book. Reputed to mention John Hood of Gateshead, (Ship? & Publican?)

Newspaper of 9th November 1782, John Hood was Master of the MARY of INVERNESS, lying at Newcastle Quay.

John Hood, Elisabeth Gibson, marriage in 1779, All Saints, Newcastle upon Tyne, you mention, is interesting.

Possible Interest?
The Selby baptism of Susannah Maria Fisher in August 1789 to John and Jane Fisher says ...
John Fisher was the son of Michael Fisher of Armin, Mariner, by Hannah [nee Hood] his wife, dau of Saml Hood of Selby, Surgeon.

ruth52 Reply #142 on: Tuesday 20 October 15 13:56 BST (UK)
Hannah Hood Marries Michael Fisher 2 April 1749 Holy Trinity Hull

When the Edston farm of Stephen Hood deceased, was offered for sale 27 September 1828, a Michael Fisher was the Tenant. Farm was offered for sale again 26 December 1829.

The late Stephen Hood's farm was first offered 15 & 22 December 1827, with a Michael Fisher as Tenant.

No Obit, but Stephen Hood of Edston, must have died before 15 Dec 1827?

Great Edston and Little Edston, are West of Pickering a place you have mentioned.

Thanks, Mark

EDIT:

1755 to 1761 Four Newspapers - Michael Fisher was a Master, sailing Hull, Bridlington, Scarborough and Berwick.

1791 Universal British Directory under Hull, list John Fisher at Selby, as a Master.
John Hood the Mariner is not listed as a Master - probably retired from sailing.

When George Hood ale brewer, purchases the final 1/5 th of the Gowthorpe property from Paul Brook of Selby and Betty his wife, registered 1845, a George Hood and John Fisher are two, of the five occupants.
 

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Your Quote -John Fisher was the son of Michael Fisher of Armin, Mariner, by Hannah [nee Hood] his wife, dau of Saml Hood of Selby, Surgeon. - unquote


Armin is probably Airmyn Port at the confluence of the tidal rivers Air and Ouse

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airmyn

Maybe a bit of looking at that Airmyn St David church chapelry of Goole parish was a major inland port 18th/19th century - maybe for John-boy Hood

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Thanks dobfarm

I've added an EDIT to last posting, to keep added info together.

Yes Armin (in Nicholson & Ors to Collinson 1838 property Deed [involving George Hood] ), and Airmyn are likely one of the same, as you suggest.

I am most interested in obtaining Yorkshire FISHER Wills, to check for any relationships to a Hood.

Noted an 1831 Jane Fisher (wife of John Fisher) listed in the Selby Wills Index 1681 to 1858 and an

Admin., Stephen Hood, June 1857 Great Edston (but after the 1827-29 Farm Sale Adverts).

I need to check out the John Hood signatures on the Bonds, Licences & Marriages entries you gave me, (noted down).

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Footnote

Remember BT's entries are only copies of the marriage transcribed signatures written by someone else, therefore need original church image (film/fiche photo copy ) entries of marriage signature of groom.