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

[JenB]

Looking at the transcript I think occupation is  "Yeo" (Yeoman).  This "fits" with the baptism details of Richard's son Thomas which Richard gave his father's occupation of "Farmer".   Fingers crossed that Elizabeth Gibson's father's occupation is "Yeoman"

That's exactly what I suggested in reply #13 
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=754247.msg6034367#msg6034367

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Again Goughy is only reminding Mark as I did.

[BushInn1746]

Hello All

After we got the suspicion that Selby - George Hood was from elsewhere and I could not find Richard Gibson's Selby Cooper business advertised anywhere, then dobfarm began suggesting that Richard Gibson and George Hood might be related in some way, then I am ...

Kicking myself for not looking at my Selby Parish Transcriptions (on PDF), the Descent as spotted by Claire, for Elizabeth Gibson is wonderfully transcribed, by Yorkshire Parish Registers / YAS! If I had looked, I should have seen Richard Gibson also links back to Hall's Gate, Newcastle.

Latter Day Saints FHC
I very vaguely recall in the 1990s my only visit to the Latter Day Saints FHC, a lady there was suggesting that an attempt to try and link the Gateshead 1st October 1786 Baptism should be made, but it became swallowed up amongst many pages of notes, until dobfarm started suggesting it and quite a few times too!

Hall's Gate, Newcastle
Whilst on the subject of Hall's Gate, Newcastle, see image below from An Impartial History of the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne, by Baillie, 1801, which is what Jen appears to be suggesting about an adjacent location from Jomot's link and the comments).

It seems, there was some dispute over Leases on the Moors, outside Newcastle.

I am looking at what I need and what can downloaded from the online PRs to link this Gibson-Uncle / Hood-Nephew relationship up and then I'll have a search for any supplementary docs and of course a Burial Register/Grave search, if found in the Newcastle, Northumberland area, that would also support it.

Lionel, probably further back.

Many thanks and kind regards, Mark

[JenB]

Hall's Gate, Newcastle
Whilst on the subject of Hall's Gate, Newcastle, I found this image below, from An Impartial History of the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne, by Baillie, 1801, which is what Jen appears to be suggesting about an adjacent location (possibly Jen has seen it too, from her comment).

Yes I had seen it - in Jomot's reply #22 

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Richard Gibson at Newcastle All Saints: 6 June 1762, father Thomas

See my reply #11. I suppose it is possible that the original may contain more detail, but having looked at many of the originals for All Saints as part of my own research I rather doubt it.

Looking at the transcript I think occupation is "Yeo" (Yeoman).  This "fits" with the baptism details of Richard's son Thomas which Richard gave his father's occupation of "Farmer".   Fingers crossed that Elizabeth Gibson's father's occupation is "Yeoman"

Richard's father was a farmer at Halls gate - a yeoman is interesting -freeholders register maybe worth a look at if one survived.

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Bit of mind wondering.

Thomas Gibson farmer Yeoman could be involved in the land legal dispute of use grazing livestock on the moors or cultivation through the ages

John Hood marriage age 1779 Born  1756 mariner could have left Elizabeth (nee Gibson) Hood to run the ship Inn Gateshead  while he was at sea or coasting/packboating

Richard Gibson could have taught George Hood the cooper trade ! but who taught Richard Gibson to be a cooper. ? --Apprentice records on Tyneside maybe.

If John Hood burial Selby 1819 age 82 born 1737 could just have been old enough by 1756/7 to be George Hood d 1845  Granddad.

[dobfarm]

Hello All

After we got the suspicion that Selby - George Hood was from elsewhere and I could not find Richard Gibson's Selby Cooper business advertised anywhere, then dobfarm began suggesting that Richard Gibson and George Hood might be related in some way, then I am ...

Kicking myself for not looking at my Selby Parish Transcriptions (on PDF), the Descent as spotted by Claire, for Elizabeth Gibson is wonderfully transcribed, by Yorkshire Parish Registers / YAS! If I had looked, I should have seen Richard Gibson also links back to Hall's Gate, Newcastle.

Latter Day Saints FHC
I very vaguely recall in the 1990s my only visit to the Latter Day Saints FHC, a lady there was suggesting that an attempt to try and link the Gateshead 1st October 1786 Baptism should be made, but it became swallowed up amongst many pages of notes, until dobfarm started suggesting it and quite a few times too!

Hall's Gate, Newcastle
Whilst on the subject of Hall's Gate, Newcastle, see image below from An Impartial History of the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne, by Baillie, 1801, which is what Jen appears to be suggesting about an adjacent location from Jomot's link and the comments).

It seems, there was some dispute over Leases on the Moors, outside Newcastle.

I am looking at what I need and what can downloaded from the online PRs to link this Gibson-Uncle / Hood-Nephew relationship up and then I'll have a search for any supplementary docs and of course a Burial Register/Grave search, if found in the Newcastle, Northumberland area, that would also support it.

Lionel, probably further back.

Many thanks and kind regards, Mark

I was more bothered about being unable to eliminate George Hood bapt 1786 son of John Hood of Gateshead as another George Hood: either as an infant burial, teenage burial or marriage or even any life. NO -No -Nothing to eliminate but left with only a George Hood marriage age 28 Selby 1815 + born 1787

Then 'Claire' & 'JenB' pops up and 'Goughy' with YEO.(defined as one of a class of lesser freeholders, below the gentry, who cultivated their own land, early admitted in England to political rights.)

Tommy Gibson a farmer/yeoman from Halls gate.

[..claire..]

I did find a brilliant book on archive.org last night. Unfortunately no George Hood or Richard Gibson that I could see, although most of the records were of an earlier date. It may come in handy for someone though.

"The records of the Gateshead Company of Drapers, Tailors, Mercers, Hardware men, Coopers and Chandlers"

 

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https://familysearch.org/search/collection/1918635

http://forebears.co.uk/england/northumberland/newcastle-upon-tyne

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Expanding Gibson's Selby to see if Richard Gibson was a only Newcastle Gibson in Selby

Is there a father of John Gibson in the Selby Dades parish baptism 1803 below

Elizabeth Gibson 5 August 1803 baptism
SELBY, YORK, ENGLAND
father:
John Gibson