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

[..claire..]

Hi

MI's for Durham and Northumberland are online, some with pictures some without. Some with inscriptions some without (just give date of burial)

I'm going to need time going through Heworth MI's for John Hood burial 1800. Nothing in the search for a Hood but there are plenty of pictures of eroded/damaged gravestones to peruse 

Looked at a few trees for the Middleton family but all have Ann Brown as Ann Brignal. Can see a few Ann's born at the time but nothing standing out to me.

Finally back to the Wetherston/Hood/Scott MI. There was a mention of daughter Margaret Renos ?  - Margaret Wetherston was married to a Michael Renwick or Rennick. I see that name has cropped up as a witness in a marriage Mark has put up.

Claire

Added: For Durham and Northumberland there are 170 Hood burials/MI's in total - quite a few post 1900.

[BushInn1746]

Who do you think John Hood mariner of Selby/ Scarborough father George was ?

George Hood father Robert Hood -baptised 3 Sept 1704 Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland, looks a good contender with the sea a connection to Scarborough
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John Hood father George Hood - baptised 22nd March 1738 Scarborough
George Hood X Maudlin Spencer - married 13 Jan 1731 Scarborough

Likely George Hood and Maudlin Spencer?

Hood of Berwick is identified around Northumberland. One married Robertson and a Baptism said Mother was Hood, Native of Berwick (I'll update this at home later).

Nothing to help me in the Histories:-

"Published in the autumn of 1888 a bulky volume, written by Mr. Thomas Cockburn Hood."

The Coburn Family wrote a book.

Mark

[BushInn1746]

Hi

MI's for Durham and Northumberland are online, some with pictures some without. Some with inscriptions some without (just give date of burial)

I'm going to need time going through Heworth MI's for John Hood burial 1800. Nothing in the search for a Hood but there are plenty of pictures of eroded/damaged gravestones to peruse 

Looked at a few trees for the Middleton family but all have Ann Brown as Ann Brignal. Can see a few Ann's born at the time but nothing standing out to me.

Finally back to the Wetherston/Hood/Scott MI. There was a mention of daughter Margaret Renos ?  - Margaret Wetherston was married to a Michael Renwick or Rennick. I see that name has cropped up as a witness in a marriage Mark has put up.

Claire

Added: For Durham and Northumberland there are 170 Hood burials/MI's in total - quite a few post 1900.

Hi Claire

Unfortunately, the Tree I saw who has shared pictures from another, has few supporting documents.

They state the 1832 Roger Middleton Marriage to Ann, but twist the facts, to Ann Brignal.

But the F. S., B.T., Marriage image, now on F M P., clearly says Ann Brown.

Rodger Middleton's Twin children Rodger & Mary, Reg'n District "Newcastle upon Hyne" (reported to GRO as a District typo), are Mother M. S. Brown.

The Tree suggests Roger Middleton had a Pub at Ouseburn, before the Ship, South Shore, see earlier child baptisms, states abode Ouseburn, Victualler and I agree with that.

By 1841 Census, Roger Middleton, Publican, was at the So. Shore, Gateshead, with Ann and children.

Mark

Added: I have put some of the research into Roger Middleton & Ann and one of their daughters around here ...
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=754247.msg7583009#msg7583009

And around here

https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=754247.msg7580758#msg7580758

Now also found in 1851 Census

[dobfarm]

Durham records online
Just done a Google search on John Hood shoemaker birth 1745 burial 1745

https://durhamrecordsonline.com/SearchResults.php

Search results------------------ Cost £1.50p find out more

Record Type   -  district year           -      Fore name -Surname    - Birth year     -    Abode
Burial            -  South Shields 1800   -       John         - Hood    -   1745          - Blue Quarries
                                                                                                                   (Gateshead Fell)

[BushInn1746]

Hello

I have a B.T. image of a John Hood 1800 burial, which you have transcribed before and kindly put a map of Heworth, when the B.T., was available on Family Search.

https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=754247.msg6302081#msg6302081

Added
Heworth Chapel came under Jarrow, but was only 2.2 miles from Gateshead.

Mark

[BushInn1746]

Baptism

John Hood son of John Hood 12 December 1745

GATESHEAD, DURHAM, ENGLAND
 

Burial 31st Dec 1800

John Hood age 55 (birth 1745) a Shoemaker abode Blue Quarries entry Heworth Chapelry

Thanks dobfarm.

Jarrow B.T.s
Heworth, John Hood of Blue Quarries, Shoemaker, died Dec 29th, burial 31st Dec 1800, 55 years.

This burial was at the Heworth Chapel (Heworth Chapel apparently came under Jarrow). Heworth to Gateshead is only about 2 miles.

Heworth M.I.
F m p claim they have the Northumberland & Durham F. H. Soc., M.I., online?

Are they online, please?

St Mary's Heworth, Durham, M.I., by Mr. J. Ashburner; typed and indexed by Mrs. M. Johnson.
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Trying to find, which Hood has links to Anthony Hood, Esq.

Law Chronicle Commercial and Bankruptcy Register, 18th July 1816
Trotter Dryden now or late of Monkwearmouth ...
Com. Sealed 2d instant Pet. Crs. George Henderson, Elizabeth Hood, and William Woods of the Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne, Timber Merchants and partners carrying on Trade at Newcastle upon Tyne aforesaid, under the stile or firm of Anthony Hood and Co.

1815 St Andrews in the Town & County of Newcastle upon Tyne 11th Feb'y, by Licence
William Woods of Bolton le Moor Lancashire and
Mary Hood of this Parish
Present (wits) John Renwick ; Elizabeth Hood ; John Hood ; Elizabeth Woods.

1815 The Star London 8 Nov'r
The 17th ult. In Northumberland Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, the Lady of William Woods, Esq., 4th Dragoon Guards, of a Son.

1825 Sun (London) 4th June
On the 26th ult., in Lovaine Place, Newcastle upon Tyne, the lady of William Woods, Esq, of a Son.

1851 Newcastle upon Tyne, 19 Eldon Square
William Woods, Head, Mar, 64, Timber, Iron Merchant, Lancs, Bolton le Moors.
Matthew C. Woods, Son, 32, Clerk to,
Eliabeth Hood, Sis in Law, U, 62, Annuitant, North. Newcastle.
Anabella Hood, Sis in Law, U, 56, Annuitant, North. Newcastle.
Ann Black, Serv, U, 51, Housekeeper, Lancashire, Manchester.
Jane Coulson  Serv, U, 28, Cook, North. Sunderland.

1834 Durham Chronicle, 10th October
29th ult., in Eldon Square, aged 75, Mrs Hood, relict of the late Anthony Hood, Esq., of Wallsend. [ult., so Elizabeth Hood Died 29th September 1834]

1834 Newcastle All Saints, Burials
Elizabeth Hood, Abode Eldon Square, Oct'r 3rd, 75 years, performed by Rob't Green.

I wonder if the John Hood at the 1815 William Woods & Mary Hood marriage was John Lionel Hood.

Mark

QUOTE from Claire
Finally back to the Wetherston/Hood/Scott MI. There was a mention of daughter Margaret Renos ?  - Margaret Wetherston was married to a Michael Renwick or Rennick. I see that name has cropped up as a witness in a marriage Mark has put up.


Hi Claire

Thanks for that possible Renwick connection, that was a good piece you spotted.

There is a John Renwick here at the William Woods marriage to Mary Hood in 1815 (in the Quote of my earlier piece).

But you may have spotted it already.

Mark

[dobfarm]

4 possible scenarios

If John Hood born 1745 died 1800 Shoemaker age 55 year and he was the father of George Hood baptised 1 Oct 1786 Gateshead - This 1786 George would have been 14 years old in 1800.
An age perfect for an apprenticeship after his dad died -He too young to take over the shoemaking business ? and John’s wife a widow left with no income and her death year.?

John hood X Mary Maxwell married 14th Nov 1767 Newcastle upon Tyne
or
John Hood X Mary Starling married 187u April 1779 Newcastle upon Tyne

Burial John Hood 1800 age 55 years  Abode Blue quarries
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The ship inn or pub to Blue quarries is some distance apart - both a Shoemaker and innkeeper are both individual time consuming jobs  to be the same John Hood.

If the Ship innkeeper John Hood was father of  George Hood 1786 Gateshead and he moved on to another pub or inn -Yorkshire  ? South Durham ?
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Now we have
1770 Duty Paid on Apprentices Register (attached) it says:-
Tho's Fawthorpe, Selby, Cooper, Jno Spencer.

George Hood could have learnt his trade and/or business skills from John Hood's Landlord, John Spencer, where John Hood lived 1790 to 1802.

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Last possible: with above cooper info - John Hood mariner from Selby with wife Jane was in port in Gateshead South shore docks 1786 which holds some substance as the were no more baptisms of John Hood in Gateshead parish register before or after 1786 and no record of a life after or burial of George Hood son of John - baptism 1st Oct 1786 Gateshead parish register

[BushInn1746]

Hello Claire

I think John Renwick at the 1815 Wm Woods & Hood, Newcastle marriage was the Master Mariner & Merchant, of Newcastle, who married Ann Scourfield at Gateshead in 1782 by Licence.

Also spelt Scurfield.

John RENWICK, esquire, of Newcastle upon Tyne in the county of Northumberland

Date of probate: 10 September 1835

(DPR/I/1/1835/R8/1-11)
Registered copy of will (DPR/I/2/46 p346-352)

Image 359, page number 346 to 352

This Will has been summarised quickly for some names and an idea of ages for family history purposes only. Most of the wording is missing and NOT a Legal Copy

Property on ?Clark? Quay Sunderland, use of my Friend Matthew Plummer of Newc., John Rankin of Finsbury Circus, City of London, Merchant, Peragrine George Ellison of Newc., Gentleman that is to say Upon Trust for Mary Scurfield Ellison, (the daughter of Peragrine George Ellison and Mary his late Wife) and for her heirs. If she dies before 21, in Trust for another Daughter Charlotte Ellison of P G E and his late Wife, if she die under 21 without being married, in Trust for Henry Ellison a Son of P G E., my Dear Wife Ann an annuity of £300 an Annuity of £20 to Hannah Thompson my Housekeeper, now residing with me, to rise to £30 after the death of my wife if she shall survive her and annuity to my Neice Mary Robson, Widow, Hannah Thompson I bequeath £50 in addition to the annuity something else about Stocks and securities until John Renwick Barras son of William Barras of Marsden in the Co of Durham reaches 21 Merchants Seamens Healing Hospital on the River Thames Bequeath unto Jane Bradshaw the Wife of Captain Bradshaw now or late of the 5th Regt of the Dragoon Guards Thomas Ramsay of Lemington near Newcastle upon Tyne paper maker Bequeath unto Henry Turner Master of the Ship John Renwick of which I am part owner Mary Scurfield Ellison and Hannah Thompson mentioned John Ranken and Peregrine George Ellison [slight spelling differences from earlier] on p.350 reference to the children of Mary Ellison [presume this is the late Mary Ellison aforesaid] Executors Matthew Plummer John Ranken ; Peregrine George Ellison.

I can't read anymore, scanned last 2 images up & down it looks like we have the names.

Added:
Peregrine George Ellison mentioned here with others
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=801181.msg6595559#msg6595559

27 Jun 1826 William Smith (of the parish of All Saints in this town) married Margaret Werge (of this parish), by licence

[dobfarm]

Anthony Hood had his fingers in a few pies


https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=754247.594



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Vessels
A couple of vessels appear in adverts linked to Anthony Hood:-
the Astrea (1782) Mr John Renwick, Master. Anthony Hood and Lionel Robson, Newcastle and
the Rochester (1791) Anthony Hood, Newcastle.

Ropery of Stoddart and Hood, South Shore, June 1797
The Ropery of Stoddart and Hood, will in future be carried on under that of Anthony Hood and Co.