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

[Goughy]

was David Ranken (Rankin) still living 34  Blandford Street 1871c or who was living there at 34  Blandford Street  1871c

1871 following families living there

James Haymer b 1833 Scotland  Occ Tailor
Mary b 1829  Durham

William Tate b 1841 Auckland Northumberland  Occ Shoemaker
Jessie b 1840 Newcastle

[BushInn1746]

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Son of James and Sarah Hood of Selby
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1863 Birth Certificate of their son James Alfred Hood ... because by 1865 James and Sarah Hood were back in Selby.
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REGISTRATION DISTRICT - SUNDERLAND
BIRTH in the Sub-district of South Bishopwearmouth in the County of Durham
Born 34 Blandford Street Sunderland Bishopwearmouth
Name, if any James Alfred [Hood]

James Hood Father 34 Blandford Street Sunderland and Occupation as Chandler (Foreman)

The 25th September 1863 birth was registered on 5th November 1863.

Regards Mark

Hello

A Free BMD search gives me one HOOD death in the Registration District of Sunderland around the time of the above Birth of James Alfred Hood.

Before buying a Certificate totally blind (as they might be children), I wondered please, what you can dig up on the following Deaths [or burials] registered in the District of Sunderland?

1. Were they adults and their ages?
2. Previous Census entries?

Elizabeth Ann Hood death 1863
James Hood death 1865

I've searched Hood in the BNA (newspapers) without success.

Thanks Mark

[dobfarm]

Only death certificates will give info you desire in the certificates and unless by chance someone else has bought the certificates putting the info, rattling on about it in a tree on a ancestry websites or online or bought a unwanted death certificate put/advertised on a forum board, its unlikely that info will be in the public domain. Age at burial can be found in public records

James Hood was an agent 1861 c that could explain a move to Sunderland but uprooting with a family of kids to move with a wife who has regular pregnancy near every year and bringing up a family, to move that distance must have had long term intent to live there at the time of the move to Sunderland.

I think it would be a long term vocational reason to move there and not domestic family relation reasons ? even a very ill relative to a funeral ? -James would not uproot his whole life, job and family, more likely a visit ? be even that would have medium vocational time limits on James if that's the case. Sarah could have been visiting on her own.  Hard to get ones head around for reasons why .

[BushInn1746]

Hello

John Hood, Mariner
John Hood of Selby Mariner [formerly of Scarborough], Abode Selby, aged 82 was buried Selby 4 April 1819, was baptised Scarborough 1738 (Register unchcked) to father George Hood.

Father George Hood, a Mariner
According to the 1731 Marriage paperwork recently found at the Borthwick his father George Hood of Scarborough was also a Mariner.

Mariners Registries?
I vaguely recall someone saying that Mariners and Seamen and some Depts have separate Registries including Wills apparently, besides the Yorkshire and other County Probate Registries and PROB 11 in the PRO/TNA.

HMSO 1965 Book
According to a H.M.S.O. Volume II, State Papers and Departmental Records 1963 printed 1965, I found in a book shop for £3 ...

Index of Seaman's Wills
The Seaman's Indices [Index/Calendar] of Wills 1786 to 1909.

ADM 142/6 Register's of Seamans Wills
Original Department Reference H
1786 to 1861
Originally (IND 1/24344)

Arranged alphabetically in two series covering 1786 to 1861 and a second set covering 1862 to 1909.

http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/results/r?_q=%22ADM+142%2F6%22

Apparently give date of death of the Seaman and the first 14 volumes give name, address and relationship of Executor, or administrator of the Will.

Wills Returned
Some Wills apparently in ADM 48 (1786 to 1882)

Regards Mark

[dobfarm]

Do think this record will cover royal navy, merchant navy, fisheries trawlers/boats, coaster/packboats and seamen/mariners that are retired ie:- John Hood 82 date burial Selby

This link - they may have or know more about the whereabouts of maritime repositories/archives other than themselves that hold mariner records.

http://www.rmg.co.uk/discover/researchers/research-guides/research-guide-a3-tracing-family-history-maritime-records

[dobfarm]

Hello

John Hood, Mariner 

John Hood of Selby Mariner [formerly of Scarborough], Abode Selby, aged 82 was buried Selby 4 April 1819, was baptised Scarborough 1738 (Register unchcked) to father George Hood.
.

Father George Hood, a Mariner
According to the 1731 Marriage paperwork recently found at the Borthwick his father George Hood of Scarborough was also a Mariner.

Mariners Registries?
I vaguely recall someone saying that Mariners and Seamen and some Depts have separate Registries including Wills apparently, besides the Yorkshire and other County Probate Registries and PROB 11 in the PRO/TNA.

HMSO 1965 Book
According to a H.M.S.O. Volume II, State Papers and Departmental Records 1963 printed 1965, I found in a book shop for £3 ...

Index of Seaman's Wills
The Seaman's Indices [Index/Calendar] of Wills 1786 to 1909.

ADM 142/6 Register's of Seamans Wills
Original Department Reference H
1786 to 1861
Originally (IND 1/24344)

Arranged alphabetically in two series covering 1786 to 1861 and a second set covering 1862 to 1909.

http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/results/r?_q=%22ADM+142%2F6%22

Apparently give date of death of the Seaman and the first 14 volumes give name, address and relationship of Executor, or administrator of the Will.

Wills Returned
Some Wills apparently in ADM 48 (1786 to 1882)

Regards Mark

Two separate issues from parish registers in Selby and highly likely the same John Hood but not proven the same man as hard fact

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John Hood of Selby Mariner [formerly of Scarborough] Unquote.
(taken from Maudline Hood marriage to Charles Turner marriage)

John Hood aged 82 burial Selby 1819 C of E there was no occupation given in the burial register.

[JenB]

1. Were they adults and their ages?
2. Previous Census entries?

Elizabeth Ann Hood death 1863
James Hood death 1865

Durham Records Online is a useful site, although coverage is variable (but always increasing) http://www.durhamrecordsonline.com/NewSearch.php

The free index can give useful results:

It shows Elizabeth Ann Hood's burial in 1863, she was aged 2, abode 13 Biss Street, Millfield

They also have a record for a James Hood, buried in 1865, he was aged 74, abode 7, Woodbine Street.

[BushInn1746]

1. Were they adults and their ages?
2. Previous Census entries?

Elizabeth Ann Hood death 1863
James Hood death 1865

Durham Records Online is a useful site, although coverage is variable (but always increasing) http://www.durhamrecordsonline.com/NewSearch.php

The free index can give useful results:

It shows Elizabeth Ann Hood's burial in 1863, she was aged 2, abode 13 Biss Street, Millfield

They also have a record for a James Hood, buried in 1865, he was aged 74, abode 7, Woodbine Street.

Thanks JenB
Kind regards Mark

[Goughy]

I went to St Mary's RC Church today to look at the grave Dobfarm spotted from the bus.  It is Canon Best's grave and he was re-buried in 1913 having been in Selby Abbey. He is the only one buried in the grounds.   The Housekeeper at the Presbytery was in the garden.  She invited me in to look at the Registers for St Mary's and Carlton (in exchange for the name and telephone number of my hairdresser!). 

There is no George Hood burial entered  in 1845  in the Selby or Carlton Register.  I also had a look at baptisms back to  1780 and could not see an entry for "our George".