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Dave, those Burrell & Scott etc. (last page), have not linked me to anyone previously discussed.

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But accidentally come across the Qualifying address for John Lionel Hood to Vote and it was not Newcastle nor Gateshead, but Dipton.

Dipton was near Collierley and found by chance, someone had posted a brief 19th Century history of Collierley online, Surtees seems to be one of the Landowners there.

Some bits about the surnames of Hood, Surtees, Scott and Lambton noted down here.

(I had forgotten, about the 1779 Elisabeth Lambton witness at the John Hood = Elisabeth Gibson, marriage).

Added:
We had looked at some of the Hood of Newcastle upon Tyne in the past.


3rd Add:
I managed to find some information about John Scott linked to the Surtees (mentioned in the link) and it was not the same John Scott, Waterman, marrying Eleanor Hood, Wid'w in 1775, Chapelry of All Saints, Newcastle upon Tyne.

Reply #669
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=754247.msg7584495#msg7584495


Added:
According to the 1755 transcribed Durham Marriage Bonds p.164 ...

1755
John Hood, All Saints, Widr = Isabel Surtees of St Nicholas

On the Bond it was claimed to say Anty Surtees of Medom her Father

Medom - Medomsley.


Mark

Another Will relating to the same Scott Family of Newcastle upon Tyne, mentioning Eleanor Curry.

I cannot see any Hood link and it does not say if James Burrell (named) was related.


1832 Durham Wills

The last Will and Testament of Mary Galloway of Alnwick, Northumberland ...
 ... my Niece Eleanor Curry £200 ...
 ... William Rogers of Belford in the said County Shoemaker ...
 ... James Scott of Coldside in the same County Farmer ...
 ... unto the Three children of William Scott of Newcastle upon Tyne Sawyer ...
 ... my Friends Thomas Harrison of Alnwick aforesaid Plumber and Glazier and George Davison of the same Place Innkeeper their Executors and administrators ... £200 ... Upon Trust
 ... James Burrell of Chatton Park in the said County Yeoman ... during his natural life and after the decease of the said James Burrell upon Trust to ...
 ... unto the said William Scott ...
 ... William Rogers ...
 ... to the children of John Daglish deceased ... for their maintainance and education ... now or lately were resident at Turvelaws near Wooler ...

Written 15th October 1829
mark of Mary Galloway

Wits: W Spours ; John Lindsay ; John Leel

Proved by Thomas Harrison ; George Davison the Exors

There is an Archive attached to the Library at Gateshead and have enquired. There was also a Directory in 1778.

Newcastle upon Tyne

I think we have gone as far as possible with the Hood family in Newcastle for the moment with regard to 1 & 2 below and thought I am going to attack this from the Scott Family and see if that reveals anything for me, any clue, or even a family Tree, etc.

Several things took us to Newcastle upon Tyne, originally:-

1) The 1786 Baptism of George Hood (Father John Hood) at Gateshead and the title of this Thread (despite asking and purchasing a Colour P.R., image as well, no other information in B.T. image, nor P.R. image)

2) The 1779 Marriage at Newcastle All Saints of John Hood, Mariner and Elizabeth Gibson, at which both John Scott and Elisabeth Lambton were witnesses.

3) Richard Gibson of Selby, Yorkshire, Cooper, was a Native of Newcastle upon Tyne.


1775, 27th August All Saints
John Scott, a Waterman, married Eleanor Hood, Widow.


Then today I found this and I don't even know yet if these Scott will go back to the same John Scott (above).

Extract may not be 100% accurate as the handwriting has been lifted electronically from the image, but the Will should be available on the N.E. Inheritance Project.

1838, the Will of Eleanor Curry of Chatton Park, Northumberland

This is the last Will and Testament of me Eleanor Curry of Chatton Park in the County of Northumberland Spinster I direct my just debts and funeral and Testamentary expences to be paid by my Executor hereinafter named out of my personal estate I give and bequeath the sum of Four hundred pounds unto George William Cram of Newcastle upon Tyne Gentleman To hold the same to him his executors administrators and assigns Upon Trust to place out and invest the same at interest upon real or Government security with power from time to time to alter and vary the said sum of Four hundred pounds into other Stocks Funds and securities of a like nature and upon further Trust during the life of my first Cousin Margery Neill of Alnwick Spinister to pay to her the yearly interest and dividends arising from the said sum of Four hundred pounds or unto such person or persons as she whether covert[?] or sole by any writing shall appoint and from and immediately after her decease then I will and direct that the said sum of Four hundred pounds and all securities whereon the same shall be invested shall be upon the Trusts following that is to say as to one full moiety thereof In Trust for all and every the child and children of my Cousin John Rogers of Horton in the County of Northumberland who shall be living at my decease equally divided among them if more than one share and share alike And as to the other Moiety thereof In Trust for all and every the child and children George Rogers of Holywell in the parish of Earsdon in the said County of Northumberland equally divided among them if more than one share and share alike I give and bequeath the sum of Two hundred pounds to the child and children of John Dory and Mary Dory his wife of Slanes Castle who shall be living at the time of my decease equally to be divided between them if more than one I give to my Cousins Robert Scott and John Scott of Newcastle upon Tyne and James Scott of Milford in the County of Northumberland and to Mary Bell the surviving daughter of their late Sister Margaret Bell deceased the sum of Nineteen guineas each I give to William Scott Elizabeth Hall and John Scott respectively sons and daughter of William Scott of Pandon in Newcastle upon Tyne Sawyer and to Thomasine Scott daughter of David Scott Mariner deceased and to Joseph Greene son of Hannah Greener sister of the said William Scott of Pandon the sum of Nineteen guineas each which last mentioned five legacies I direct to be paid out of a sum of one hundred pounds lent by me to William Scott of Rotterdam agent son of William Scott of Pandon aforesaid I give all my household furniture plate linen and other household effects among the children of the said John Rogers and George Rogers and in case they cannot agree among themselves as to the division thereof then I direct my Executor to divide the same among them in such manner as he shall think proper And as to all the residue of my Estate and Effects not hereinbefore specifically bequeathed or disposed of I give and bequeath the same unto James Rogers son of the said George Rogers his executors administrators and assigns for his absolute use I devise all estate now vested in me upon Mortgage or upon any trust unto the said George William Cram To hold the same to him his heirs executors administrators and assigns respectively according to the different nature and tenures thereof upon the several trusts affecting the same I appoint the said George William Cram sole executor of this my will ...
End of Page 1

Page 3
Witnessed by
Elizabeth Pratt, Chatton Park
Percy Pratt
John Pratt


I shall have to look and see if any these are related to the John Scott marrying Eleanor Hood at Newcastle, obviously Newcastle is a big place and there might be several Scott families.

Mark


ADDED:
Possible ...
1796 Baptisms, Sunderland
December
28, Thomasine Daug'r of David & Mary Scott, born 12 Nov'r 1796.

Thank you Jen

Although this was originally only going to be a copy of a printed list of Inns and Pubs found of 1824, I will ask a question please.

I have a John Hood at the Ship, South Shore, Gateshead in the 1780s and he had left the Ship, South Shore, Gateshead, by 1790.

I have wondered if a John Hood, Publican, shows up anywhere else in the locality 1790 onward, or before 1824?

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I have the information about a John Hood of Blue Quarries in the Chapelry of Heworth, Parish of Jarrow (the neighbouring Parish), a Shoe Maker, 55 years, buried at nearby Heworth 31st December 1800 and his age likely indicates the Shoemaker was probably John Hood baptised Gateshead 1745.

Added, Possibly the Shoemaker's Marriage? :
There was a Marriage in the neighbouring Parish of Jarrow, at Heworth, 20th June 1796,
John Hood married Barbara Bailey, both of the Chapelry of Heworth by Banns,
wits: Joseph Dale, Andrew Kell.

Next in 1801 St Paul, Jarrow,
Barabara Hood married Thomas Sharp, both of this Parish by Banns, 
wits: George Jameson, John Goodrick.

There is a Burial for Thomas Sharp.

Next in 1806 at Gateshead, St Mary, by Banns
Barbara Sharp married John Nelson, both of this Parish of Gateshead
wits: Tho. Woodhouse, Christ'r Brown.

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But some of the Hood family of Newcastle upon Tyne and West Gateshead, were Hoastmen and appeared to be involved in the shipping of coal with others to London and entertaining their potential customers it would seem.

There were several John Hood in Newcastle upon Tyne, about which I have some bits of information about some marriages, who might also have been connected to the Ship Pub and Gateshead? 

The Ship was rebuilt c. 1900 (I have newspaper info about the rebuilding work being let to Tender).

An 1801 Directory of Newcastle upon Tyne, already seen.

Thanks, Mark


Newcastle upon Tyne, Publicans, 1824, continued ...

Morgan James, Ship, Sandhill
Morris Wm, Ship, Ouseburn
Morrow A., Cannon, Close
Murray M., Tyne Bridge, Quayside

Neal Isabella, Three Tuns, Manor-chare
Nesbit James, Brown Jug, Stepney-place
Newton J., New Dolphin, Close

Ormston R., Duke of York, Stockbridge
Ormiston A., Beehive, Sandhill
Oxnard J., King's Arms, Broad-chare

Pattison Edward, Brown Jug, Forth-banks
Pearson F., Neptune, Stockbridge
Percy Wm, Stone Cellar, North Shore
Porter J., Ship, Sandgate
Proctor Charles, Orange Tree, North Shore
Punchen Wm, Bay Horse, Percy-street

Ramsay Thomas, Half-Moon, Squirrel
Reed G., Phoenix, Spicer Lane, Quayside
Relph Daniel, Old Duke of Cumberland, Queen-street
Rennoldson H., Grey Horse, Sandgate
Renwick B., Keel, Sandgate
Rewcastle James, Hare and Hounds, Quayside
Richardson _______ , Black Bull's Head, Westgate-street
Riddle George, Theatre Tavern, Market-place
Ridley J., Three Tuns, Newgate-street
Robertson H., Pack Horse, Pilgrim-street
Robinson Edward, Bay Horse, Gallowgate
Robinson Thomas, Engine, Barras Bridge
Robson Thomas, One Tun, Quayside
Rowell T., Half-Moon, Mosley-street

Sayer James, Nag's Head, Bigg-market
Seth Jane, Marquis of Granby, Dog-bank
Shann George, Three Bulls' Heads, Percy-street
Smith J., Salutation, High-bridge
Smith Ralph, Bacchus, Newgate-street
Smith John, Three Tuns, Old Butcher Market
Smith John, Cock and Anchor, Percy-street

Smith William, Ship, Glasshouse Bridge
Smith H., Bay Horse, West Turnpike Gate
Souter John, Sun, Sandgate
Stephenson E., Tiger, Close
Stephenson James, Fighting Cocks, Ballast-hills
Stevenson A., Old Dolphin, Close
Summers Wm, Golden Anchor, Quayside
Summerville J., home-brewed ale, Rosemary-lane

Taylor Robert, Green Tree, Bond-street
Teasdale Anthony, Dun Cow, Quayside
Teasdale Wm, Lord Collingwood, High-bridge
Teasdale.John, Ship, Green-market
Thompson James, Newmarket Hotel, Pilgrim-street
Thompson R., Noah's Ark, Sandgate
Todd Robert, Chancellor's Head, Old Butcher Market
Todd Thomas, Keel, Ouseburn
Trewick John, Scotch Arms, Bigg-market
Turnbull Jane, Nag's Head, Old Butcher Market
Turnbull John, White Swan, ditto [Old Butcher Market]
Tweeddell Mrs, Dog, Close


Wake Wm, White House, Pilgrim-street
Wallace Mrs, Crown, West Gate
Walker James, Blue Bell, Sandgate
Walton John, Gig and Horse, High-bridge
Walton John, Ark, Sandgate
Wear Frances, Old Queen's Head, Pilgrim-street
Wilkin J. P., Roper's Arms, North Shore
Wilson Allen, Lamb, Tyne-street
Wilson J., Jolly Tar, North Shore
Wilson G., Tobacconist's Arms, Sandgate
Wilson John, Meter's Arms, Quayside
Wilson John, New Duke of Cumberland, Queen-street
Winship Wm, Crown and Thistle, Sandgate
Winterbottom Z., Sun, Sandgate
Wright Wm, Orange Tree, Sandgate
Wright John, Boar's Head, West Gate


Gateshead Publicans to follow

Hello All

Thank you Dave, I will come back to your last reply later.

Woken up thirsty had a cup of water and now having a mug of tea and reading this page and felt I would reconfirm the illegitimate Female child of Ann Pearson at Campsall also linked to Rawcliffe.

Added:
Thank you Dave, yes there was a Sutton in the Parish of Campsall as your snippets show.


"The Chapel of Rawcliffe in the Parish of Snaith" was where on, Nov'r 22 George Pearson, the Base Born S. of Hannah Pearson Pauper, was recorded in the 1789 B.T.


(There was a, Jane Dr. of Matthew and Ann of Fenwick 13th November 1783, having a child baptised at Campsall.)

Just above this in 1783 it says:- 
October 2d the New Duty takes Place 3/per Child.
A letter "D" written above with a little line to the slash, I suppose to confirm it meant 3d (3 old pence, rather than 3 shillings).

(Also 27th January 1784 a, John, Son of Richard and Mary Pearson of Campsall).


To reconfirm the illegitimate child of Ann Pearson at Campsall ...

1784 Campsall, Aug't 29th

Mary the Spurious Dr of Ann Pearson of Rawcliffe, 29.

Added:
Yes, it must be Sutton in Campsall and this little infant Female child is the one in the attached Order with reference to Rawcliffe and Sutton, Campsall (above Reply #63).

But no Will it seems to be listed for Thomas Pearson, a possible Father for Hannah / Ann.

Mark


Added:

Campsall Burials for Mary Pearson:- 

1788, Mary Daughter of Matthew & Ann Pearson.

1789 6th April, Mary the Wife of Richard Pearson.

1796 13th May, Mary [?] of John Pearson of Campsall.

1805 18th August, Mary Ann Dr. of John and Ann Pearson of Fenwick.

1820 10th March, Mary Pearson of Sutton, buried Campsall Age 84 years.

1821 10th March, Mary Pearson of Sutton, buried Campsall Age 84 years.

Above, a year different between (images seen), or a very unusual coincidence same day date, month and age and Abode.

1821 25th March, Mary Pearson of Moss, buried Campsall Age 16 years.

1842 3rd January, Mary Pearson of Sutton, buried Campsall Age 66 years.