Richard Gibson married 1792 Selby- 1800 trade directory a Cooper Wren lane Selby

[Jomot]

Children so far all Tynemouth, of the Elizabeth Hood = William Cook Marriage 24 Jan 1804 Tynemouth by Banns [Im 456, spinster not stated] :-

Burial 1804 (Birth/Bapt not listed Tynemouth)
Mary Cook of No Shields, Dau'r of Wm Cook, Trade Mar'r, Died Oct'r 21, Buried Oct 23, Age 2 W's. [Im 471]

Birth/Baptisms
1805 Eleanor Cook, 4 Sep / 25 Dec, 2 D'r of Wm Cook of No. Sh. Mar'r. N.[Native] of Suffolk by his W. Eliz'th Hood, N. Allsts P.[Parish] [Im 488]

1807 Rosamond Cook, 3 May / 27 May, 3 D'r of Wm Cook of No. Shields, Mar'r, N. of Lowstoff [sic] by his Wife Eliz.th Hood N. of Gateshead P. Allsaints. [Im 554]

1809/1810 Wm Cook, 18 Dec'r 1809 / 10 Jan, 1 Son of Wm Cook of No. Shields, Mariner, N. of Lowstoff by his W. Eliz'th Hood Nat. of Allsaints P. [Im 665]

1811 Eliz'th Cook, 14 Nov:r / 11 Dec, 3 D'r of Wm Cook of No. Sh. Mar.r, N. of Lowstoff by his W. Eliz:th Hood N. of Allsaints P. [Im 714]

Carrying on from Bushinn1746 post,

Elizabeth Cook, wife of William Cook buried Christ Church, Tynemouth 9 Jul 1814 ages 33 years
Abode: North Shields.

http://www.rootschat.com/links/01ioy/

claire

So If Elizabeth Cook [Hood] died when the children were aged roughly 3-9, and William was a mariner, then who raised them?   

The 1814 marriage William Cook to Eliza Dodds at Tynemouth 1814 states him to be a bachelor (p95), so we can probably rule that one out.   The marriage at All Saints 15 Nov 1815 to Mary Singlewood doesn't say either way (p56) but oddly there is a baptism 10 Jun 1833 of  James Cook s/o William Cook & Mary Underwood.  From the Familysearch Catalog Number it seems to be at the Catholic Church of St Andrew, Newcastle. 

[BushInn1746]

Hello All

Thank you for replies

Got another document relating to my Hoods at Selby.

There is a side-ways Jake Hood relative we've never heard of before (no dob, no age or death date, but an uncommon forename, per Free BMD search from 1837) and who might just go back far enough, to break into my Ancestor's secret world and unravel my family mystery.

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=758603.0

Thank you, Mark

[dobfarm]

Have you done any research on Martha Kirlew age 78 (born 1793) on 1871 c visitor with Sarah Hood nee Richardson both ladies widows

Martha's got a year or two of history on her by 1871

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KZL5-C5N

[dobfarm]

Looking like ? for this George to eliminate/ or have

John Hood son of John Hood bapt Gateshead 1745

John Hood (based on above - age 22) X Mary Maxwell marriage 1767 Newcastle (average marriage age them days 21 to 24)

George Hood son John bapt 1786 Gatehead

https://familysearch.org/search/record/results?count=20&query=%2Bgivenname%3Ajohn~%20%2Bsurname%3Ahood~%20%2Bspouse_givenname%3Amary~%20%2Bspouse_surname%3Amaxwell~

John aged 41 by 1786 a good age to be a publican

[..claire..]

This could be Martha's marriage in Hemingborough 11th October 1820 after Banns

John KIRLEW a brick maker and widower married Martha BLENKHORN

Both signed ( she as Blenkin)
Witnesses: John Blenkhorn, William Blenkhoun and Mary Pacey.

[..claire..]

Dobfarm - the northern newspapers mention a George Hood a few times. Is he the same chap from Morpeth who married a Jane Searchivell 1814, he is in 1841 census in Morpeth, and was 'of Morpeth' in wedding transcription.

He was born around the same time as the infamous George Hood we are searching for - has anyone come across a baptism for him in Morpeth ?

Jomot found the marriage of one of the children of William Cook and Elizabeth Hood - Rosamund in Morpeth. I'd hate to think that the Hoods (John - mariner and Elizabeth nee Gibson) relocated to Morpeth with a George Hood bn 1786 in Gateshead. 

[dobfarm]

This could be Martha's marriage in Hemingborough 11th October 1820 after Banns

John KIRKLEW a brick maker and widower married Martha BLENKHORN

Both signed ( she as Blenkin)
Witnesses: John Blenkhorn, William Blenkhoun and Mary Pacey.

Hi Claire

Was Martha Blenkhorn a spinster or widow

[..claire..]

Sorry dobfarm, Martha was a spinster, I have also edited my post - I didn't realise I had written KirKlew... her surname was Kirlew.

[BushInn1746]

Dobfarm - the northern newspapers mention a George Hood a few times. Is he the same chap from Morpeth who married a Jane Searchivell 1814, he is in 1841 census in Morpeth, and was 'of Morpeth' in wedding transcription.

He was born around the same time as the infamous George Hood we are searching for - has anyone come across a baptism for him in Morpeth ?

Jomot found the marriage of one of the children of William Cook and Elizabeth Hood - Rosamund in Morpeth. I'd hate to think that the Hoods (John - mariner and Elizabeth nee Gibson) relocated to Morpeth with a George Hood bn 1786 in Gateshead. 

George Hood of Morpeth a different George Hood.

Newcastle Guardian and Tyne Mercury, 15 April 1848 ...
At Morpeth on the 8th inst., aged 68, much respected, Mr George Hood.

His house was called Percy Court, he had an Inn called The Lord Hood and Percy Cottage, Morpeth.

His Apprenticeship listing in IR 1 (TNA, Kew) was with a Butcher, but later, he was a Grocer and Publican.

https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=uqM3AAAAYAAJ&pg=PA454&lpg=PA454&dq=Lord+Hood+of+Morpeth&source=bl&ots=GAUCT3tbW4&sig=3EQbf7jlf17vU1_fzVyP1HpzHWI&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi4wJrjh4zQAhXmJMAKHWZ4BccQ6AEIJjAF

Regards Mark