* (struck out above) - According to the Licence transcription age of about 1780, Hannah Richardson baptised 1780 at Bubwith likely married Benjamin Dudding, 11th August 1801 and witnessed by Eliz'th Hunter; John Richardson; Geo Ion (church); Roger Steele and George Maskell.
So Hannah Walker, Widow, (if she was nee Hannah Richardson and it does seem she was) in my original question and buried with my Clock and Watch Maker family at Howden, aged 72 in 1853 and born Ellerkey, Yorkshire, England (aged 69 years 1851 Census), is still on my
Wanted list?
Interesting, a Benjamin Dudding appears in the Manor of Bubwith Sale description of 1839.
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Because an 1833 Transfer document for the Manor of Gunby, Yorkshire (near Bubwith), from Joseph Richardson (Catalogue description), was to Wm Procter of Selby.
https://www.eastriding.gov.uk/CalmView/Record.aspx?src=CalmView.Catalog&id=zDDGU%2F1%2F43 My George Hood of Selby, Yorkshire (died 1845) was the late Father in Law of Sarah Richardson who married John Hood of Selby, Tanner, in 1846 away at Sculcoates (No Fathers given, despite their Fathers being known) and my George Hood of Selby had an ownership share with Wm Proctor of Selby, regarding one of Hood's Selby Malt-kilns.
My late Grandmother Hood made some odd ancestral reference about
keeping it in the family and I just wonder if my 3 X Great Grandmother, nee Sarah Richardson who married John Hood of Selby, Tanner, was linked in some way to my 4 X Gt Grandfather George Hood of Selby, County of Yorkshire, England.
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Adjacent to my Richardson graves at Howden Minster, Yorkshire, is Ann (the Wife of Thomas Carter, Gentleman of Howden, Brewer), Ann Carter who died 1850 at Howden, was nee Lady Ann Sykes at marriage 1837, Ann was the Daughter of Richard Sykes a Farmer of Cowick, Snaith, [Snaith was another place mentioned by late Grandmother].
Thomas Carter's Father John Carter, also a Brewer, married Elizabeth Sykes of Cowick in 1798.
Interesting my George Hood's 1815 marriage Bondsman at Selby was Chester Newby, because later Chester Newby appointed Reuben Sykes of Pollington Grange as his Executor.
In 1839 Reuben Sykes had married Mary Newby of and at Snaith and possibly all are related or linked somehow.
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Which brings me back to William Hood, a mystery 1802 Wedding witness at a George Newby & Elizabeth Swann of Baln, Snaith, Marriage, at Snaith, Yorkshire.
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Bubwith Headstone ResearchThere is a lot more research to do on the other Richardson graves at Bubwith, but initially from the surnames associated with another Richardson burial at Bubwith, being Mrs Barrett Richardson amongst the Hepton graves, I'm initially wondering (to myself) that my 3 X Gt Grandmother, Sarah Hood (nee Sarah Richardson or Bubwith Richardsons)
might possibly have had some link to William Hood Hepton or William Hood born Leven, Yorkshire about 1771, but need to see if the other numerous adjacent Bubwith headstones of the Heptons, can link or not to the Hepton family of Leven and Catwick, Yorkshire.
Added1781 Richard Richardson of Birkin married Barrett Hepton, but cannot see a link yet to Leven.
However, Birkin is not too far away from Kellington and there
might be some link to the Chester Newby (baptised Whitley Kellington 1790) family for me to look at.
Chester Newby line had previously married a Barrett
8th July 1760 Marriage at Kellington with Whitley of:-
John Newby & Eliz Barratt by Banns, signed Elizabeth Barrat
Mark