George Hood Burial where? Died Selby, Yorks 18 September 1845 Part 3

[BushInn1746]

Hi Mark

Two marriages in York

Acaster Malbis 10 August 1752
Samuel Hood to Ann Holgate.

Possible remarriage

York All Saints 5 October 1767 after Banns
Samuel Hood of St Olaves and Ann Walker of this parish.
( doesn't say widower or bachelor)

BURIALS

Thorganby 1 July 1738 Samuel Hood barber surgeon of Selby.

Pontefract 3 July 1746 Samuel Hood parish clerk.

York, St Olave
Samuel Hood of Marygate died 5 Jan. 1795 buried 7 July 1795 buried in the churchyard

Transcription states he died on the 3rd buried 4th, the image is different.

claire

Hello All

Thanks Claire for this, I have these images (Parish or BT), or notes of the above. Got a massive selection of HOOD Yorkshire notes, photos & images collected now.

MF 822 Borthwick M/film for York - All Saints Pavement
Samuel Hood of Saint Olaves Parish & Ann Walker of this [Parish] were published in this Parish ye 20, 27, & 3d of October 1767 ...

The said Samuel Hood of the Parish of Saint Olaves and Ann Walker of this Parish were married in this church by Banns this fifth Day of October in the Year One Thousand Seven Hundred and sixty seven by me Edward Bracken Rector.

Samuel Hood X his Mark
Ann Walker her O Mark
Thos Saiuiag [?]
Philip Tate


Got the 1795 York St Olave, Samuel Hood of Mary gate, burial image (looks like a BT), sadly no age given.


Walker
Walker, might be interesting, or coincidental?

Mr Schofield (Selby Abbey pictures on Flickr of Matthew Hood, 1717, grave) seemed to be linking his Robsons and Robinsons to Matthew Hood buried Selby 1717, using the book on The History ... of Howden sorry HEMINGBROUGH

https://archive.org/stream/historyantiquiti00burt

But Mr Schofield also photographed a William Walker memorial in the Selby Abbey Floor:- Sacred to the Memory of. William Walker, who departed this life April 5th 1811.

William Walker's 1811 grave, died 5th April, aged 32 at Selby, was also in newspaper obits.

Even if Samuel Hood, baptised Brayton 1733 turns out to be the Samuel Hood marrying Ann Walker at York, I still have no baptism yet, to link to the infamous George Hood.

I'll re-check The History ... of Hemingbrough and see if Walker mentioned.

Regards Mark


EDIT
Re William Walker, the Leeds Mercury 13 April 1811 ... Yesterday se'nnight, after a short illness, Mr Wm. Walker of Selby, a trustee of the Selby Marine Association.

Walker - Marine Association, expect he would have known John Hood of Selby, Mariner.

[BushInn1746]

I'm so sorry, re my last post.

The book was about The History ... of Hemingbrough, not Howden.

https://archive.org/stream/historyantiquiti00burt

W. A. Walker mentioned and other Walkers. Mentions Byard and Hood, but book is not really a positive ancestry or lineage of any family, back to the early 18th Century Hoods, Selby area?

Regards Mark

[BushInn1746]

I've been in contact again with Leeds re Selby Quaker burials, that I don't feel the 1845 are online (per email response last March) and asked the nice lady if they could possibly assist with my latest x-mas email enquiry, to check for George Hood.

Quaker Library have said they have no Digest [index] for 1845, also Selby came under the York Monthly Meeting and Leeds have confirmed they have these covering 1845.

TNA, Kew, Ref: RG 6 Society of Friends Quaker records
http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C13331

Those Quaker records in TNA, Kew (online), are not a complete set, as Quaker burials and events continued after the submission of their Registers, to The Registrar General (GRO), who requested them in the 1830s and later deposited with the Public Record Office (PRO), renamed TNA.

The remainder appear to have been deposited in regional Record Offices and University Special Collections, in England.

Hoping for a response now, as to whether G.H., was buried by the Quakers locally.

Regards Mark

EDIT
Although George Hood was not listed in The Annual Monitor (Quaker Obit's), in George's Will he says that Jonathan Hutchinson was his Friend. Jonathan Hutchinson of Gedney was a known Quaker. One married a Miss Proctor of Selby.

A response from the Hutchinson Museum, also eagerly awaited.

[dobfarm]

In regard to Sarah Hood nee Russell (or Russel)1879 death- Death certificate street address number on modern maps of uptodate, that house number is located at very near or at the Quaker meeting house Gowthorpe Selby.

Quaker widow daughter in law was present at Sarah's death (sounds like the daughter in law carried for Sarah in her last few months of life going by her reason for/of death)

Assuming Sarah is likely buried with her late husband died 1845

Think you could probably find answers in these records you talk of.

[BushInn1746]

In regard to Sarah Hood nee Russell (or Russel)1879 death- Death certificate street address number on modern maps of uptodate, that house number is located at very near or at the Quaker meeting house Gowthorpe Selby.

Quaker widow daughter in law was present at Sarah's death (sounds like the daughter in law carried for Sarah in her last few months of life going by her reason for/of death)

Assuming Sarah is likely buried with her late husband died 1845

Think you could probably find answers in these records you talk of.

Hoping Quaker and those Petre records (Lancs), for Gibson/Hood Tenancy at Selby.

Got a response from Friends of Moorgate Cemetery, (former Rotherham General Cemetery Company) opened 1841. No burial for my George Hood.

Regards Mark

[BushInn1746]

This is very much one of those 'breaking news stories' ...


Firstly I would like to say a big Thank You to Oliver for searching the records and all who contributed on this thread.

George Hood Burial Notes Found

"The Quaker Custodian ... has managed to identify an entry in the Selby Burial Notes for George Hood which indicates that he was 'not in membership' (i.e. not a Quaker himself) but was buried in the Friends' Burial Ground at Selby as requested."

"The burial note does not contain a lot of detail apart from the date of death (18/09/1845), date of death registered (19/09/1845) name of grave maker (Andrew Turton), date of burial (21/09/1845)."

This is all I have at present and will apply for the Burial Notes.

[Goughy]

Fantastic!   At last a resting place has been found for George and in Selby after all!!  We now know he was not a Quaker member at his death, so finding his birth and roots continues.  Well done.

[..claire..]

That's absolutely brilliant, I'm really happy for you.

Onwards and upwards 

[jess5athome]

I've followed all of the related threads for the elusive George, what a great result for you.

It just shows how you must never give up on a search, really, really pleased for you 

Frank.