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

[BushInn1746]

In the burial registration of George that you sent ~ William Massey's registration was on the previous page ~ you can just see his name  SORRY just seen your post Doh!!

Just been reading the Will of Richard Mitton whose daughter married Mr Pearson ~ A Mr Thompson witnessed his Will.
Another name that keeps popping up in the searches as witnesses etc. is POPPLEWELL

SNAP: I did see it when the burials first arrived and just checked again and saw 1843, I always look at any overlapping images.

I saw Popplewell in the last few days too, somewhere! But cogs grinding to a halt.

Somebody will be poaching you and others as BBC or C4 Researchers.

Regards Mark

[dobfarm]

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[..claire..]

Hi Dobfarm 

These people certainly like to give us the runaround ~ we seem to be heading off into the same counties over and over again.

This Will of Richard Mitton mentions his friends Richard Popplewell Gent. and William Popplewell of Darlaston Wine Merchant ~ another boozy acquaintance 

There is a marriage of a RICHARD POPPLEWELL (aged 30)  in Malton 20 November 1799 by licence to a ANN ARUNDELL (aged 18). Witnessed by a Mark Arundell, Wm Rutter and John Douthwaite (church official)

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Crikey there are Popplewells  everywhere

Another Richard Popplewell of Selby Tinner ( father Richard P a mariner ) married a Sarah Norfolk
NOT related to the above marriage ~ this Richards mother was an Ann Moxon.

[BushInn1746]

Thanks, but before we run too far and start confusing me with Popplewells.


IR 26/424/369 [Inland Revenue Abstracts]
Abstract of Will of Christopher Marshall, Tanner of Selby, Yorkshire. Proved in the Court of York. 9th December 1800

Re Popplewell ...

Admon and Will annexed was granted to Philip Holmes of Selby, Innkeeper and John Richardson, Butcher, Testamentary Tutors of Wm Holmes Marshall a minor son & sole Exor during minority.


Further down the document ...


Wm Marshall
To Samuel Marshall Brother
To Matilda Popplewell Sister

Regards Mark

[..claire..]

Afternoon all

Marriage at Selby

Henry Popleton aged 32 a mariner and MARIA Matilda Marshall both of Selby married 12 April 1796 by licence.
Both signed
Witnesses: Sarah Meggitt, James Shepherd, Thomias Winter and Wm. Drake.
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Marriage at Holme on Spalding Moor

William Holmes Marshall of Selby married Ann Ramsdale of Holme on Spalding Moor by license 1 April 1812.
Both signed.
Witnesses: Hannah Loftas and James Ramsdale.

[BushInn1746]

Looking at the Selby Land Tax of 1809, it seems George Hood might not have taken over directly from Richard Gibson.

Looking at a Phillip or Philip Holmes as a possible in 1809 (before Rich'd Gibson got his Bankruptcy, Certificate of Conformity in 1810).

Phillip Holmes of Selby was a Victualler & Inn Keeper of the Granby, Selby in 1800 (also seems to be called Granby Head at Selby).

Apparently his wife Sarah Holmes was buried at Selby 3 August 1810.


When and where was Phillip Holmes buried please?

Thanks Mark

I have an apology to make, I am sorry as it seems Philip Holmes did not take over Richard Gibson's business, as the tax value does not correspond.

Regards Mark

[BushInn1746]

Richard and Eleanor had a few children, but from the baptism of his daughter Elizabeth in 1800

Elizabeth daughter of Richard Gibson of Selby Cooper, son of THOMAS GIBSON of Hall's Gates near Newcastle labourer, and by Elizabeth his wife daughter of --- Brown of Bedlington, Northumberland

So looking for a Richard Gibson born c 1766 near Newcastle son of Thomas and Elizabeth.

EDIT:

Elianor daughter of Leonard Colbert, woodman of Selby, by Elianor his wife daughter of Matthew Lofthouse of Seathingwell in the parish of Saxon, farmer.

Regarding the mention of a Brown in the Richard Gibson of Selby ancestral lineage, I purchased this 1792 Bond of Nicholas Brown Forster Esquire of Bolton Northumberland to Isabella Gibson widow of Newcastle upon Tyne (or her Executors in the event she had died).

Seem to think we had difficulty in linking Thomas Gibson to the Brown side of the family, any use?

Forster crest, a buck trippant and a stag in various guises.

Regards Mark

[..claire..]

Same family ~ taken from a MI

Sacred to the Memory of MATTHEW FORSTER Esqre
who died September the 10th 1790: Aged 64 Years.
of JANE FORSTER, Widow of the above MATTHEW FORSTER,
Eldest Daughter and Heiress,
of NICHOLAS BROWN Esqre,
who died March the 24th 1809: Aged 77 Years.
of NICHOLAS BROWN FORSTER Esqre their Son,
who died April the 24th 1794: Aged 30 Years.
And of THOMAS FORSTER Esqre their Son,
who died February the 2nd 1795: Aged 27 Years.

This Monument is erected as a Tribute of deep regret and of
tender Affection for their Venerated Parents, and beloved Brothers
by ELEANOR BURRELL, DOROTHY FORSTER,
and JANE KER.
the Daughters, and only surviving Children,
of the above MATTHEW and JANE FORSTER.

http://www.ancestral-indexes.co.uk/misc/NBL/ALK/ALK-BCH.htm

EDIT: There is a PCC Will of a Hannah Forster of Selby ( wife of Anthony) ~ couple of Proctor men get a mention ~ Thomas and William ~ merchants)

[dobfarm]

Mark

Your know Richard Gibson born circa 1761 a cooper by trade business, - you know his dad was Thomas Gibson of Halls Gate Newcastle/Tyne -you know-  Richard Gibson's mother was Elizabeth Brown

You know the Thomas Gibson X  Elizabeth Brown marriage 12 Sep 1756 Event Place St Andrew's, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, Northumberland, England


Rather than traveling expense to archives you could try to your nearest LDS family history library

https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/results?count=20&placeId=19517&query=%2Bplace%3A%22England%2C%20Northumberland%2C%20Newcastle-upon-Tyne%22%20%2Bavailability%3AOnline&subjectsOpen=389949-50,665036-50

in particular this film

https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/427304?availability=Family%20History%20Library