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16th May 1815 George Hood's Marriage Bondsman - Chester Newby of Whitley, baptised Kellington, August 1790
Register says Chester So. of Thomas & Hannah Newby, Whitley.
Fortunately when his Brother William Newby was baptised at Carlton, Snaith 25th September 1788, it gives a descent:-
William Newby Son of Thomas Newby Butcher of Carlton,- Son of John Newby of Hurst Farmer, by Elizabeth his Wife. [Hurst is about 3 miles from Snaith toward Kellington]
Hannah Dr. of William Chester Farmer, of Whitley by Jane his Wife.
Traced both back and the only recognisable surname to a Hood is Barratt, (although not able to check if same Barretts as Hull) signed Elizabeth Barrat and appears in the 8th July 1760 Marriage at Kellington with Whitley of:-
John Newby & Eliz Barratt by Banns
Barratt / Barrett
1817 Richard Hood & Elizabeth Barrett, Marriage, Sutton in Holderness (near Hull). Richard Hood of Jennings Street, Groves, died in 1838 aged 64 years and was buried Sutton 30th December. When Susannah a daughter married, her Certificate confirms him to be a Mariner.
(The Richard Hood & Elizabeth Barrett connection was 1817 and about 21 months after George Hood's Marriage Bond, but perhaps the couple were already courting or together, to make the link).
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The 1817 Richard Hood & Elizabeth Barratt, Marriage was after my George Hood's 1815 Marriage Bond.
But how about this Marriage (seen image) and an earlier HOOD connection to Barratt ...
1796 Giles Bridgman of this Parish South Cave and Elizabeth Hood of ye same
by Licence, wits Wm Stather; Mary Swindale; John Barratt; Elzabeath Barratt & M Barrat [sic]
I'll order the Bond / Allegation (online listing suggests their Marriage was to be Snaith her Residence Parish?)
But, not certain if I have found any new HOOD relations.
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John Richardson, Watch Maker, Residence Selby, Father was William Richardson Watch Maker [of Bubwith] and Brother of my Sarah Hood (nee Richardson) first married:-
1850 John Richardson & Elizabeth Hallewell, Spinster, at Beverley, wit's Mifs Hind and likely my John Hood [the Tanner of Selby, Yorkshire].
When John Richardson, Watchmaker & Jeweller, late of Selby died at Howden in 1877 (Admin 1878) his Widow was Jane Richardson of Selby.
1877 31st January at Beverley
John Richardson, 55, Widower, Jeweller, Selby, Father was William Richardson, Jeweller,
married
Jane Larcum, 50, Widow, Beverley, Father was William Green, Inn Keeper, by Licence
Presence of Jno Green and Annie E Green.
Jane Richardson was Jane GREEN born Riston who first married at Beverley in 1854 Henry John Larcum, Cabinet Maker, also listed as a Victualler of the "Dog and Duck Inn" in Beverley. Jane Larcum's (nee Jane Green's) Father was William Green, Innkeeper, Lady Gate, Beverley, born Cowick [Snaith].
There are two Green of the Parish of Snaith links to my Hood of Selby family, John Green, Carpenter who rented a workshop in Wren Lane from George Hood (before 1841) and the above.
However, it is beginning to explain my late Grandmother's references to Snaith and Beverley.
John Newby married Ann Green at Snaith in 1834.
Mark