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

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Francis Hood bn 1846 Easingwold Reg. District:  from GRO, mothers maiden name Loftus.
Parents marriage.

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The father Francis was consistent with a birthplace of Knaresbrough in 1811/12, one census his birthplace was forest lane head.

He was baptised 26 December 1814 Knaresbrough. Parents: Francis Hood and Susannah. Parents abode: Forest Lane Head.
Fathers occ: Husbandman

Marriage not online but Francis Hood married Susanna Webster in Knaresbrough St Mary, 11 Apr 1814.

There are two burials in Knaresbrough for a Francis Hood and a Susanna Hood, but would make them older parents, if them at all. But I can't see any more children either born to the couple.

BURIALS:

Francis hood buried 01 Nov 1829 Knaresbrough aged 78 birthyear c1751

Susannah Hood buried 05 Oct 1817 Knaresbrough aged 48 birthyear c1769.

Going back to Francis born 1846 - he had a sibling Henry born 1849 - Henry married an Elizabeth Gibson

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The father Francis was consistent with a birthplace of Knaresbrough in 1811/12, one census his birthplace was forest lane head.

He was baptised 26 December 1814 Knaresbrough. Parents: Francis Hood and Susannah. Parents abode: Forest Lane Head.
Fathers occ: Husbandman

Marriage not online but Francis Hood married Susanna Webster in Knaresbrough St Mary, 11 Apr 1814.

There are two burials in Knaresbrough for a Francis Hood and a Susanna Hood, but would make them older parents, if them at all. But I can't see any more children either born to the couple.

BURIALS:

Francis hood buried 01 Nov 1829 Knaresbrough aged 78 birthyear c1751

Susannah Hood buried 05 Oct 1817 Knaresbrough aged 48 birthyear c1769.

Going back to Francis born 1846 - he had a sibling Henry born 1849 - Henry married an Elizabeth Gibson

Thanks Claire

Regarding Francis Hood and his sibling Henry Hood born Crayke / Craike. Their Father Francis Hood was born Knaresborough about 1810 (alias Francis Hudd born Forest lane Head).

Elizabeth Hood (nee Gibson) was born SELBY, according to the Census I have saved. In 1861, her Mother Ann Gibson, W., aged 32 was a Railway Gate Keeper at Clifton City of York, born Burn (10 yrs later Born Balne) and Elizabeth Gibson was 8 years old.
In 1871 Elizabeth Gibson was a Domestic Servant at Sowerby aged 18.

Marriage 22 February 1873, Parish Church of St Olave Marygate, County of York
Henry Hood, age 24, Bachelor, Groom, Residence Sowerby, Father Francis Hood, Labourer.
Elizabeth Gibson, age 21, Residence Bootham, Father John Gibson (Dec.), Carpenter.
Both sign their own name.
Witnesses:-
David Gibson
Louisa Walker.


Interesting how Tim Schofield on Flickr has the grave photos of Matthew HOOD, Surgeon died Selby 1717 and William Walker (died Selby) and Robson and Robinson (elsewhere, some more recent).

Reply #31
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=756955.31

William Walker of Selby in Abbey Floor
Sacred
to the Memory of
William Walker, who
departed this life April 5th 1811
Aged 52 Years [looks 32, but worn due to foot traffic, Selby transcription has aged 51], of Selby, Baker

Mr Schofield seems to claim that he can only link his family up, using information on a family paper, now lost.


One Francis Hood was from Craike alias Crake.
The Hoods of Nettleham Hall, Lincolnshire, have links with Craike, going back - John Hood of Craike


One Benjamin HOOD of Knaresborough was mentioned in QUAKER records
Mentioned in the Knaresborough Monthly Meeting 1721 to 1753, under Carlton Hill.

https://library.leeds.ac.uk/special-collections-explore/Quaker%20Collection?searchColumn=archiveKeyWord&query=Benjamin+Hood&browseQuery=Search&selection=Quaker+Collection&archiveLevel=All

Regards Mark

EDITED 13:07

[BushInn1746]

I downloaded many Yorkshire (mostly child) Burial images around the time of my George Hood's birth.

Burial
Knaresborough 20 June 1785
Mary the Dau: of Fran's & Ann Hood, Knares:

So there is probably also a Francis Hood and Ann, Marriage, somewhere too?


Don't know if hindrance or help, but I have a Hood & Walker BT image, 5th Oct 1767 York All Saints, there was a Samuel Hood of St Olaves marriage to Ann Walker of this Parish by Banns.

Regards Mark

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Not trying to putting a dampener on this ! but with all these Francis's ? one would think it would appear again in James Hood's family, if they were so close in relations with them, using family name Francis in their kids names and could have appeared as Frances as a girls name. Same goes for George's children's names.

Bearing in mind William Russell Hood his Gt Granddad William Russell

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Not trying to putting a dampener on this ! but with all these Francis's ? one would think it would appear again in James Hood's family, if they were so close in relations with them, using family name Francis in their kids names and could have appeared as Frances as a girls name. Same goes for George's children's names.

Bearing in mind William Russell Hood his Gt Granddad William Russell

Thank you.

Agree, if the middle names of James Hood's children are anything to go by, looking for surnames Cook; Pearson and Alfred (surname / first name) somewhere.

(Spelling aliases: Pearson - Pierson / Cook - Cooke)

James Hood's Mother was a Russell line.


EDIT: so one of those three outstanding surnames ought to be the mystery George Hood's mother.

Regards Mark

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Francis Hood and Susanna Webster marriage in 1814 at St Mary Knaresborough

Francis and Ann Hood baptised a Mary in 1791 Knaresborough St Mary

Knaresborough St Mary is a Roman Catholic Church

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On a positive note,  Maudland and father John Hood of Selby was from Scarborough, the further back of Francis birth/bapt 1846 forefathers, there could be side shoot brother's descendant if from/linked to Scarborough, and if any were mariners linked to ports inland and on the east coast (Sea the M 1 of the mid/late 18th century also inland navigational canals). (Rivers Ouse, Derwent in York's, Nidd and Trent.)

James Hood -Tallow Chandler as any research been done on who thought him his trade and where.

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Thomas Newham who was in partnership with James Hood was a butcher on his marriage cert. - butcher & dairyman in all the census.

Would a butcher have a sideline making candles ? Possibly a silent partner.

Or is the other Thomas Newham the man we want - although he was a shipowner and land agent in census.