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

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Nathanael  Hood    Anne ?? married in  1732 Brayton  Yorkshire (West Riding )

If Nathanial Hood of Selby was Grandpa Hood of George d 1845  buried 1751 in  Heslington (York Uni) maybe that is the place of birth/buial of George D 1845 and his daddy (John d 1819 Selby or George the widower in deeds) son of Nathanial

Is there a Will/probate of Nathanial Hood 1751/1752 or Deeds

[BushInn1746]

Nathanael  Hood    Anne ?? married in  1732 Brayton  Yorkshire (West Riding )

Thanks, I wonder, if there were children, somewhere?

It might be a dead end, but I'll be after Ann Todd's Will and trying to find out who Mary Langfield was ... made a few Edits to my last post now. It is not the property, it is any relationships, which might be of interest.

Kind regards Mark

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Goughy

Can you look up the full transcript

The 1732 Nathanial Hood & Annie ?? marriage is in FindMyPast bishops transcript's index

Anne  Loftas  1732  Nathanael Hood marriage in Brayton  Yorkshire (West Riding) 

[BumbleB]

Nathanael Hood of Selby and Anne Loftas of Brayton married 11th January.

(Sent because Goughy isn't on-line at the moment) 

[Goughy]

Way back in the early part of this thread I've already done some research into Nathaniel, i.e. marriage, death and confirmed no will. 

[Goughy]

Mary TODD married Thomas Langfield 30 March 1777 Selby

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Mark you have done any research 1786 to 1800  on schools in Selby for George Hood d 1845  ? as we know he could sign his name.

[BushInn1746]

Looking back for Nathaniel found this ...

I don't feel that we should quite dismiss this yet, on the basis that George Hood born / baptised 1781Topcliffe by Thirsk, became the Soldier who died Leeds Sept 1845 aged 63. Although whether John Hood mariner of Selby fits with this, or our George, I don't know ...

The baptism in 1781 Topcliffe gives "Joseph Hood of Asenby, Labourer son of Joseph Hood of Melmerby Farmer and Ellen Spence dau of George Spence Burneston, Taylor"

I too have had a "lets get back to basics moment"  George and Sarah's children are:

William b 1816
John b 1819
Mary b 1822
George b 1824
Richard b 1826
James b 1828
Ellen b 1830
Sarah b 1835

Now, if they named their children, as most did at that time after father's mothers etc., somewhere in there could possibly be the names of George's parents.  Sarah's father was William,  a Sailor.  What was her mother's names and did she have any brother or sisters?  Just to try and eliminate some names.  Acknowledge not a foolproof way, but sometimes leads to something.  We also have to acknowledge that not all baptisms are "on line" and some Parish Registers are damaged or no longer exist. BTs on line are not always a "true" record (unfortunately) and there is no substitute at looking at the actual records. 

Goughy

[BushInn1746]

Mark you have done any research 1786 to 1800  on schools in Selby for George Hood d 1845  ? as we know he could sign his name.

No, but there was a School called Bluecoats and Tutors at Selby.