George Hood 1815 Selby Marriage - James Cookin / James Cook in W

[BushInn1746]

Lancashire Archives

12th cent-19th cent: Lancs (Dunkenhalgh, etc) and Yorks (Selby Abbey, etc) deeds, family and estate papers

Lancashire Archives
 
DDPt
 
NRA 6100 RC Petre 

http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/rd/N13861017

Thank you very much dobfarm

Sent email.

We need to see a circa 1812 takeover of the Rental or other Agreement with Petre, or Petre's Manor Survey/ Rentals, when George Hood took over the premises from Gibson, at Selby.

Regards Mark

[dobfarm]

That's what I was thinking, 'George Hood from or born the parish of ' in any paperwork or letter applying ?

[BushInn1746]

Might be a Tenant/Rental Agreement, Copy between George Hood and the Manor or Petre.

If a Tenant of the Manor, you sometimes get this, e.g. ...

Rental in the Year xxxx
Joe Green (Father Richard Green dec'd) £0 . 15s . 3d
John Smith £0 . 20s . 1d


Surveyed in the Year xxxx
Joe Green (Father Richard Green dec'd) 5 Acres 2 Roods 10 perches


Tried Hull and we've heard from Essex Archives.

Thanks Mark

[BushInn1746]

...

And this marriage 12 June 1830 after Banns at Hatfield.

William COCKIN of Snaith married Ann ROBINSON

He signed she left her mark
Witnesses: John ? ? ? and
William COOKE.

I think it says John Hopworth or Hepworth

Hello All

Yes, John Hepworth, so Hepworth with possible links to William Cockin and/or Ann Robinson.

Internet search ... "Henry Mitton" Snaith Hepworth

https://www.google.co.uk/webhp?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&gws_rd=ssl#q=%22Henry+Mitton%22+Snaith+Hepworth&start=0

gives documents mentioning Hepworth, with Snaith and Henry Mitton.

Seems the book by Boaz is attempting to link a William Hepworth to Henry Mitton, Maltster, Gentleman of Snaith.

George Hood and Henry Mitton, Maltster of Snaith
One of the Wren Lane, Selby Deed Registrations of 1833 for a property of John Clarkson of Newport in the Parish of Eastrington to George Hood of Selby Brewer (neighbouring a property of the Hon. Edward Robert Petre already in George Hood's occupation), indicates John Clarkson George Hood and Henry Mitton of Snaith County of York have signed the Release, regarding the transfer to George Hood.

George Hood diversified into Brewing between 1824 & 1826 (per occupation in children's baptisms) and may have been in business with Henry Mitton, before he purchased John Clarkson's property, occupied by Henry Mitton's Malt-kiln in Wren Lane.


Whether Cockin - Hepworth - Mitton - Hood, are partly or wholly linked or related to each other, or partly business ties, remains to be discovered?

Regards Mark


EDIT
Forgot I had posted this for someone else ...

Leeds Intelligencer - 31st January 1803

"A few days ago died, aged 76, Mrs Hepworth, mother of Mr Cockin, dissenting minister, in Halifax."
14 Pages with Cockin refs here ...
https://archive.org/stream/halifaxbooksauth00turnuoft#page/n1/mode/2up

Lane Independent Chapel, Holmfirth ... 
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=520384.36

[..claire..]

Hannah Hepworth buried 21 January 1803 Halifax Square Chapel, Independant, "late of Huddersfield"

Hannah Cockin married Joseph Hepworth after Banns at Huddersfield 17 March 1782.
Both left their mark.
Witnesses: Edward Townsend and James Booth.

No mention of either being bachelor, spinster etc. just both OTP.

Claire

[BushInn1746]

Hannah Hepworth buried 21 January 1803 Halifax Square Chapel, Independant, "late of Huddersfield"

Hannah Cockin married Joseph Hepworth after Banns at Huddersfield 17 March 1782.
Both left their mark.
Witnesses: Edward Townsend and James Booth.

No mention of either being bachelor, spinster etc. just both OTP.

Claire

Thanks Claire

Had this feeling for a while, that despite George having his children baptised in Selby Abbey Church, he might be a non-conformist, at a time, or times during his life.

In 1839 George Hood was also renting premises in Gowthorpe from the Procters (Quakers) and George had let his neighbouring premises to various non-conformists (N.C.) and had business associations with Independents and Quakers.

So if he was not N.C., he was certainly doing business with them.

The Quaker Library (Archive) have responded saying their most recent BMD Digests [Indexes] end about 1837.

I shall have to chase up the 1845 Quaker Burial enquiry made, with those holding Quaker Registers. Quakers occasionly buried a non-Quaker.

Mark

[BushInn1746]

Hello

In the Doctorate Thesis, Religion and Society in the Parish of Halifax, c. 1740 - 1914, by John A. Hargreaves (1991) he refers to ...

"In 1815 the Reverend James Cockin" ... "of his expanding congregation at Square Chapel to hire a building recently occupied by the Southcottians" ... (89)

Are the Square Chapel records online please and any signature for this James Cockin, please?

Regards Mark

[BushInn1746]

Manor of Selby Court Book commencing 1816
The Honourable E R Petre, with M Mitton as his Steward [E. R. Petre - Edward Robert Petre].

Manor of Selby Court exercised control over the:-
Manor of Selby
Manor of Brayton
Manor of Thorpe Willoughby
Manor of Monk Fryston
Manor of Hambleton and
Manor of Hillam



1798 Selby Abbey - reference to Brayton and Pontefract - Reply # 11.
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=758380.msg6087125#msg6087125



TNA Will (PROB 11) MITTON search 1700 to 1833 with "York*" (to cover Co. of York and Yorkshire)

http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/results/r?_aq=Mitton%20York%2A&_ep=mitton&_cr=PROB%2011&_dss=range&_sd=1700&_ed=1833&_ro=any&_st=adv


Although it appears George Hood had business links to Henry Mitton of Snaith Maltster, there are other references to a Henry Mitton and Michael Mitton, at Ackworth Church, here ...
https://archive.org/stream/parochialhistor00saywgoog

Henry Mitton, of Ackworth, left £20 (Duty deducted), the interest to be paid to 20 poor widows, yearly, ...
MITTON'S CHARITY



A George Hood appearing in the Knottingley Land Tax of 1813, for just One Year ...
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=758380.msg6119880#msg6119880

QUOTE from Goughy ...
Brief background on "Mr Pearson Solicitor marrying Miss Mitton.

"Mr Pearson" was Mathew Pearson a Solicitor in Selby.  He was born in Laughton-en-le-Morthen (Rotherham, Yorkshire)  in 1774 to John Pearson (Yeoman) and Francis Sinclair.  He married Sarah Ann Mitton.

Henry Mitton, Brewer of Snaith married Mary Eaden of Kellington 1 Jan 1775.  He died 1803 in Snaith.   He had a son Henry born 1790 (farmer in Snaith in 1828).  His eldest son William took over his father's copyhold in Snaith.
END of quote.



Seems we have a John COOK linked to this Knottingley property in 1812 and owned by George WILKINSON, with a George Hood only there for a year in 1813. Two surnames on our Radar.


EDITED (link changed)
Knottingley image extacts here ...
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=758380.msg6086926#msg6086926


Wonder what this George Hood was up to at Knottingley if the same George Hood, as ours was at Selby in 1812?

Regards Mark

[BushInn1746]

Anything on George Wilkinson at Knottingley, please? Found him in Baines 1822 Directory ...

Seems we have a John COOK linked to this Knottingley property in 1812 and owned by George WILKINSON, with a George Hood only there for a year in 1813. Two surnames on our Radar.


EDITED (link changed)
Knottingley image extacts here ...
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=758380.msg6086926#msg6086926

Regards Mark