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

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The Will of Richard Gibson dated 1753 leaves his estate, goods chattels bonds etc to his wife Elizabeth Gibson, who was also sole executrix
Witnesses: John Sharpe and John Jarkson.

Jarkson (prob mis-transcribed for Jackson) Keeps pop up that surname 

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Is there additional info like occupation

2nd & 3rd events down in list in link

Hood   John  1755  —  1792  Greater London Burial Index  Bunhill Fields, London, Middlesex


Hood   John  1755  1792  1792  England & Wales Non-conformist burials  London, England 

http://search.findmypast.co.uk/results/united-kingdom-records?firstname=john&lastname=hood&yearofbirth=1755&yearofbirth_offset=2&keywordsplace=london

[Goughy]

No occupation.  Address "Lawrance Poultney Hill"  Dissenter

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INTERESTING

John Hood 1755 - 1792

Laurence Pountney Lane/Laurence Pountney Hill, Cannon Street Southwark

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Richard Gibson of Great Surrey Street, Southwark, Surrey, Grocer (Dealer and Chapman) 1830

1766 - 1841

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No occupation.  Address "Lawrance Poultney Hill"  Dissenter

EDIT: Jacomb was also of Laurence Pountney Hill, London (Hood - Jacomb).

Thanks all, for all your efforts.

John Hood 1792 Bunhill Fields
Got a feeling that John Hood death 1792 was John Hood of Bardon Park.

The Hoods of Bardon Park were dissenters and had their own Chapel, I've got his newspaper death notice transcribed.

I'll add it.

Regards Mark

EDIT
Regarding the 1819 Yorkshire Probate for John Hood of Bardon Park, County of Leicester, ... in "Familiae Minorum Gentium" regarding John Hood of Bardon Park dying February 1792? See page 1139 ...
https://archive.org/stream/FamiliaeMinorumGentiumV39/Familiae_Minorum_Gentium_v39#page/n319/mode/2up
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Regarding 1819 John Hood of Bardon Park Admin.

John Hood of Bardon Park died 3 February 1792 per family tree (link to tree in my last post), which is also confirmed in three newspapers:-

16 February 1792 Bath Chronicle ...
16 February 1792 Derby Mercury
17 February 1792 Stamford Mercury

Mark

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There is loads of bumph about him if you remember online

More interest in Thomas Gibson  Chester le Street at the moment link Francis Hood Newburn Tyne

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John Hood baptized 29 Apr 1757
SPITALFIELDS CHRIST CHURCH,STEPNEY,LONDON,ENGLAND
Father's Name John Hood
Mother's Name Mary

Same church BURIAL of father John Hood aged 30 on 19 Aug 1757.

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I've added to my last post, re John Hood 1792 death (dissenter).

John Hood, also William Hood of Laurence Pountney Hill, London, were also the Hoods of Bardon Park.

https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=8_dfAAAAcAAJ&pg=PA564&lpg=PA564&dq=Hood+of+Laurence+Pountney+Hill&source=bl&ots=48YZfpbb0j&sig=tkNRN4ik3D9SQUZYCeahxk7SUMY&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjG976CzaDPAhXMKcAKHeETAKwQ6AEIIjAC

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Keeping to exact dates - Richard Gibson was back in Selby on land tax 1811

Commonsense tells us the obvious reason that Richard Gibson was in London and most likely was period boarding address only at Little Britain on dated document 6th April 1810 for the legal on goings also traveling time needed from Selby would suggest him staying in London.

(Its the way the put wording them days)

Richard Gibson (residing) of Little Britain London
late of Selby (Giving home town address) in the County of York
Cooper Dealer and Chapman. 6th April 1810

Late (Lately {up to near present] ) of ---Selby

Also we know where Richard's dad was from in Newcastle

It possible Richard had relo's in London bearing mind Newcastle and Selby were ports and the North sea the M1 of the time.