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The adult mans (choir teacher most likely?) very high lapels could be late 1890's though it could be an old suit he's wearing.

https://www.historicalemporium.com/mens-1890s-fashion.php?srsltid=AfmBOopaDe3yZXBUElQVLM0k5JWl30U0bUju2mPO0vIKfZegNIUhg2AP

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The Common Room / Re: Ministry of Defence Fiasco
« on: Monday 15 December 25 23:58 GMT (UK)  »
Being WW2 time in your fathers history !  there were lots of records covered by the 100 years rule, Its a bit like the 1939 register where people who had been called up or regulars in the forces had their names censored - crossed out with black markers.


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The Common Room / Re: Ministry of Defence Fiasco
« on: Saturday 13 December 25 21:57 GMT (UK)  »
I wrote to the MOD earlier this year requesting military records for my father.

They wrote in October to say  that they had found said records and asked me to pay around £28 adding the records would be sent to me within 20 days.

I made the payment straight away and waited.

Then I received another email saying they were looking for records!?


I responded quoting the information they have sent me, but no response.

Today, I have received another long email where they are quoting Public Interest Test where I understand they have to ensure my father would be happy for this information to be released to the public!

My father had been dead for over 60 years!? How can they communicate with him?

Why did they not ensure they complied with rules BEFORE taking my money!?

I am not sure where to turn as you cannot even call them and they do not respond to my emails.

If you have paid the around £28 to the MOD and they have not honored their service in 20 days they quoted you.

I would have a word with your local MP for advice, show the MP a copy of your email of the MOD around £28 request payment ! and other communication emails the MOD have sent you as well.  Seeing its Gov MOD, he or she MP maybe able make enquires on you behalf.

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Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs / Re: Australian wedding photo dating
« on: Monday 08 December 25 01:08 GMT (UK)  »
I'd put it later 1900 to 1910

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:HobbleSkirtPostcard.jpg

In photo in link note the shirt and tie


under the photo in link scroll down to Descriptions postcard 1911 (box section)

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Hi Claire & Mark

I was googling and found (some old post pf Mark's)

WEB25 Sep 2016 · John Hood of Gateshead was the Publican of the "Ship" in the 1787 Directory (later known as The Ship Inn), but for how long is unclear?

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George Hood son of John Hood baptised Gateshead 1st Oct 1786

These are known facts

Has any research been done of John Hood publican of the Ship Gateshead bearing in mind publicans moved around the country even in them days  ???

https://www.bing.com/search?q=the+ship+Gateshead+john+Hood+1786&qs=n&form=QBRE&sp=-1&ghc=1&lq=0&pq=the+ship+gateshead+john+hood+1786&sc=5-33&sk=&cvid=87A6AE350E0D47A7A2E1E8AE3ACDDB9D&ghsh=0&ghacc=0&ghpl=

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A wild card but timing and location maybe worth a look at as below and its around 1812/13 first encounters of George Hood of Selby


George Hood' appearing in the 1813 Knottingley Land Tax

https://ancestors.familysearch.org/M5SX-4H4/john-hood-1738-1822

Brief Life History of John

When John Hood was born on 6 June 1738, in South Perrott, Dorset, England, United Kingdom, his father, William Hood, was 29 and his mother, Martha Jane Ireland, was 28. He married Sarah Thompson on 12 October 1761, in Pontefract, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. They were the parents of at least 3 sons and 3 daughters. He died on 15 January 1822, in Pontefract, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom, at the age of 83, and was buried in Knottingley, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.

1789 near Bridport Dorset -John Hood, victualler; (About 15 miles south of South Perrott, Dorset)

Brief Life History of Sarah
When Sarah Thompson was born in 1736, in Pontefract, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom, her father, Bryan John Thompson, was 31 and her mother, Sarah Hoyland, was 28. She married John Hood on 12 October 1761, in Pontefract, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. They were the parents of at least 3 sons and 3 daughters. She died on 28 May 1797, at the age of 61, and was buried in Knottingley, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.

https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/0cd74737-0cbe-4442-939b-64efc2d564a5

 (Header of one of Mark's Threads)

Maybe a Thomson connection to Sarah Thomson wife of John above ?

George Hood, Paid for R. Thompson's Coffin? Selby 23rd July 1840[/u]

I've just been re-reading this above

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A female  Jackson, married a William Neaverson innkeeper (My Gr granddad) from a village of Peakirk nr Peterborough.)

Dave
I believe you are referring to William Henry Neaverson born 1841, oldest child of William Neaverson (1816-1882) and Ann Hare (1816-1849). William senior ran the Railway Inn in Peakirk and between his two wives had 14 children, the last being born in 1874.

William Henry went on to marry Sarah Elizabeth Jackson (1843-1880) in Pontefract in 1868. They had 5 children: Minnie b. 1870, Annie b 1872, John W b. 1873, Florence b. 1876 and Polly b 1877. Annie was born in Bramley and all the other children were born in Huddersfield, where William later ran the New Inn on King Street, Huddersfield. One of his half-brothers, Walter Neaverson (1861- 1956) had a glass and china shop in Halifax, and later lived in Huddersfield.

After Sarah Elizabeth died, William Henry married Annie Potter, who I believe had previously been a barmaid in his pub. I don't think they had any children. William Henry died in Huddersfield in 1913

Hi Andy

I've not done a lot of FH on the Neaverson's back beyond Pontefract and Knottingley, Only roughly what you have written in this post, though didn't know about! (Quote you) " William senior ran the Railway Inn in Peakirk and between his two wives had 14 children, the last being born in 1874." (Unquote)

Polly Neaverson b 1877 who died 1960 in Huddersfield was my grandmother. I'm doing the Jackson tree branch of my tree back around Knottingley, Beale, Kellington , Selby, and Cawood (Shoemakers, Cordwainers, & Tanners) at the moment & spouse surname branches at the moment.

(We had a Neaverson China pot shop in Huddersfield for many years as well as the Halifax and tales handed down the family there were Neaverson links to the Rothery family Flour grinding businesses  Also William Henry ran the Queen Hotel in Huddersfied for a time period dates I have no knowledge of.)

(I'll PM you when I start the Neaverson's branch and thanks for your kind off to share your Neaverson Knowledge.(re: -Your PM - I'll be in touch)

Dave (Dobfarm ) :)


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Durham / Re: George Son of John Hood bapt Gateshead 1st Oct 1786, any info please?
« on: Monday 24 November 25 23:34 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Mark.

Surnames associated to George Hood of Selby marriage 1815 to Sarah Russell & Bond allegation
Cockin
Newby
Sinclair notes  ?

Robert Hood Haggie ropemakers southshore mother maiden name Sinclair

Robert Hood publican/innkeeper in his Will 1812 has an in law Sinclair

D

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Durham / Re: George Son of John Hood bapt Gateshead 1st Oct 1786, any info please?
« on: Saturday 22 November 25 00:08 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Mark
Re- Your post reply #164

Hi Mark,

Quote from your above post:

The New Flesh Market
Hood George, Butcher

[According to the Duty Paid on Apprentices in 1796 and newspaper notice of an 1814 Marriage, George Hood of Morpeth, trained as Butcher and was a Butcher at the time of his marriage, so the Butcher in the 1811 Directory is likely to be him, Father was Alexander].

Unquote:

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Are you saying ?. This 1811  Gateshead Directory The New Flesh Market - George Hood the Butcher father was Alexander Hood and if so ? this rules the George the butcher out as being the George Hood son of John Hood baptised oct 1786 Gateshead  ???

Dave  ???



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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Re: Agnes May Grindle
« on: Sunday 16 November 25 00:05 GMT (UK)  »
Just for curiosity; already partly highlighted earlier by CaroleW

William Bennett married Henzey Gaynon 1911 in Rotherham

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