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

[..claire..]

Thanks for the clarification Mark.

claire

[BushInn1746]

Hi

Lord Hood and Toulon
Interesting that George Hood of Morpeth had an Inn called the Lord Hood.

Lord Hood was mentioned in Parliamentary Debates with reference to Toulon ...
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=jzlEAQAAIAAJ&pg=PA529&lpg=PA529&dq=Lord+Hood+of+Morpeth&source=bl&ots=NJxUJDO87u&sig=XQQ6lvKncbL2vJjDqKLx9ZnYlag&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi89d7piIzQAhWSF8AKHT5QA7oQ6AEIMDAI

1795 Admiralty Will of Joshua Hood
The Admiralty Will of Joshua Hood, which gave his Brother as John Hood of North Shields was on the Ship Commerce de Marseilles (reference also to "Boyne", on outer), brought back from Toulon, by Lord Hood 1793 ...
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=754237.51

Extracts here ...
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=754237.42

Re the reference at the top to ... in the Pearl (l.h) and a date (r.h), the Parliamentary Archives have a reference to a HOOD near that date and looked at their record, but do not think it can be anything related, but I am welcome to go and view it.

http://www.portcullis.parliament.uk/CalmView/Advanced.aspx?src=CalmView.Catalog

HL/PO/JO/10/7/987 Main Papers
1795
10 Feb - Frushard v Hood, writ of error. Annexed:
1) Petition of defendant for a non-pross plaintiff not having assignment any error.
2) Remittitur.

More George Hood Enquiries
When the theory was put forward that my George Hood may possibly be baptised at Gateshead 1 October 1786, I wondered whether their might be a link in the past (to the Geo Hood of Morpeth, line). In the meantime I'm waiting for any answers from T & W Archives (separate R.O. to Northumberland and Cleveland).

I had my free answers to my emails from T & W., e.g.  Parish Register for Gateshead gives no more information and they have begun referring me to their Paid Research Service to answer simple look-up questions.

£30 is outrageous when I have an exact date of death, when you can buy a GRO Certificate scan for £9.25 posted, a Will scan for £10, but was forced into it and waiting for answers on three questions, placed on a 1 hr block of research time ...

Is G.H. buried at Westgate Hill General Cemetery in September 1845 (Alpha. Index and Burial Index);
Is the same G.H. buried at Ballast Hills Dissenters Cemetery;
A check of their Apprentice Index [as they are supposed to have every Apprentice Indexed].
Obviously, I sent a brief background of G.H. too and his business types.
Requested to provide full details.

I'll let you know what comes back, but after the very recent Will fiasco, which should be a faithful typed copy of the original handwritten Will, I'm not that hopeful.

A Business of a Bankrupt
My father said that a person who turns a Bankrupt business around to success, is usually, not less than a Chartered Accountant qualification, as we know one who did that type of work.

Unfortunately Registered Accountant lists have only been saved from about the 1870 period and their Institute have told me, their records don't go back far enough.

Regards Mark

[dobfarm]

 or to John Hood a mariner X Elizabeth Jackson marriage 1779 Newcastle (Tyne)

Where did this Marriage, John Hood, a Mariner to Elizabeth Jackson, come from?

Was there a John Hood = Elizabeth Jackson, marriage?

Regards Mark

Sorry  Should have been Elizabeth Gibson not Jackson

Caffeine hadn't kicked in from morning coffee that early.

[BushInn1746]

...

Is G.H. buried at Westgate Hill General Cemetery in September 1845 (Alpha. Index and Burial Index);
Is the same G.H. buried at Ballast Hills Dissenters Cemetery;
A check of their Apprentice Index [as they are supposed to have every Apprentice Indexed].
Obviously, I sent a brief background of G.H. too and his business types.
Requested to provide full details.
 ...

Regards Mark

Hello All

Replies from T & W ...

1. Index 1829 to 1846 and Burial Register of Westgate Hill General Cemetery, Newcastle for an entry relating to George Hood who died at Selby 18 September 1845:

No information relating to George Hood was found.

The only ‘Hood’ listed was Mary Hood (reference 3248).

The alphabetical index in this volume for the letter ‘H’ was also written in the ‘Q’ and the ‘E’ sections. Unfortunately the ‘E’ page was missing from the volume so I checked the actual burial entries from 18 September 1845 to the end of November 1845 with no success.


2. Burial Register of Ballast Hills (Dissenters) Cemetery, Newcastle for an entry relating to George Hood who died at Selby 18 September 1845:

CE.BA/33/10 Burial Register 17 February 1838 to 7 November 1847
There was no index to this register so I checked the burial entries from 18 September 1845 to the end of November 1845 with no success.


3. Index of Apprentices for George Hood. Possibly listed as a Cooper or allied trade (like brewing / maltster, or leather related), or a Clerk.

Guild Apprenticeship Indentures
No information relating to George Hood was found.

Comment
Two ‘Hood’ were present in the card index for the Guild Apprenticeship Indentures:

Hood, John Lionel s.o. Hood Anthony, Hostman (reference: 298/52/156)
Hood, William s.o. Hood, William (reference 298/35/141)
 

Well that has ruled them out.


I just cannot do much more, for the time being.

Thank you.

Regards Mark

[dobfarm]

You said your dad or granny Hood said the Hood's origins were Scottish ?

Was this a general view of the surname Hood's origins as a surname origin general one or actual past down the family line knowledge by word of mouth by many generations

If as already shown no one has any idea of where George Hood d 1845 came from ? how would your family know the Hood roots- unless they have records in your branch Hood's (like any chance some of your Gt Uncles or Gt Aunties Hood 2nd cousin descendants hold such records )

[..claire..]

That's a good point dobfarm.

That remark must have come from somewhere back in the day. It actually makes some sense - we don't seem to be making much progress with English records.

[dobfarm]

Considering I use to sit on my actual granddads knee at 7 years old and he was born 1867 married 1901 died 1957 aged 90 years and my elder brother was 13 when he died and my big bro is alive on a sea cruise at the moment.

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Thus from Sarah ( Russel) Hood died 1879 (She should have known all about George)  it may not be that many generations back to pass down info.

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In my case was first hand knowledge gained of my FH info passed down direct of the times in history 12 years before above Sarah died 1879

[..claire..]

We should always listen to our elders, I've learnt so much from mine about my family history.

Back to George -

I actually think finding the burials of the family may be the key to solving this.

They have to be somewhere   

[dobfarm]

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KZL5-28C

Adeline Hood's age 16 1871c descendants may hold a key