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

[BushInn1746]

Quote from the end of my Edit in Reply 300 ...

"A Robert Hood and Mary of Newcastle, were likely Independent because daughter Jane Hood was baptised at the Postern Street Independent, so the John Hood (likely a 3rd John Hood) buried at Ballast Hills (Dissenters Cemetery) was probably linked to their family."
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Hi

Thank you for all the replies.

I had already forgotten the above, when I posted this information on the other thread (Reply 32) under Durham ...

Briefly, Jane Hood of Gateshead, was the daughter of Robert Hood Dissenting Minister and not the same Jane as the one baptised to John Hood the Waterman ...
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=754237.32
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I am going through this Richard Gibson thread again (catch-up), also taking advantage of the B.T.s and any Hood Marriage Alleg/Intents.

I'm a bit slow on family relationships. When told something, I don't always see it, until I trace it through the docs myself.

We'll have to visit and view the Elizabeth Hood to William Cook marriage by Banns and Eleanor Hood marriages in the actual Parish Register/s (possible daughters of John Hood a Mariner), Apprenticeships, Trinity House/Port and 1845 burials etc.

Seems a John Hood appears and disappears in the Gateshead Land Tax, so either he moved to a property not subject to Land Tax, ceased to be the payer, or moved away from Gateshead.

Q/D/L 2. Gateshead 1789
Property of Mrs. CLARK; occupied by John (Mr.) HOOD


Next John Hood appears in Monkwearmouth Shore in the 1813 Land Tax.

According to the Marriage Alleg/Bond, indexed as John Wood, for John Hood, widower, aged 21, of Bishopwearmouth, the young John Hood getting married was a Bootmaker.

http://www.durhamrecordoffice.org.uk/Pages/AdvancedSearchCatalogueDetail.aspx?SearchType=Param&SearchID=3ed35817-b157-4ab9-9f6d-5ff36b745926&ByRelevancy=Yes&ItemID=910845

Regards Mark

The Wm Hood death was under Newcastle, so I'll try and find Sanitary Row on my 1870s map.

[Jomot]

The Wm Hood death was under Newcastle, so I'll try and find Sanitary Row on my 1870s map

William was with his niece, Hannah Inness, whose mother was Eleanor Robertson nee Hood.  From the baptisms of her second son: 

17 Mar 1805 (born 29 Aug 1804) – All Saints – William Robertson 2nd s/o William Robertson Hairdresser by his wife Eleanor d/o Robert Hood, Smith of Paxton, Scotland

From which I found this:
8 Aug 1779 (Born 3 Aug) William Hood s/o Robert, a blacksmith, & Isabella. Reg’d 25th October 1800, Berwick.

[dobfarm]

The Wm Hood death was under Newcastle, so I'll try and find Sanitary Row on my 1870s map

William was with his niece, Hannah Inness, whose mother was Eleanor Robertson nee Hood.  From the baptisms of her second son: 

17 Mar 1805 (born 29 Aug 1804) – All Saints – William Robertson 2nd s/o William Robertson Hairdresser by his wife Eleanor d/o Robert Hood, Smith of Paxton, Scotland

From which I found this:
8 Aug 1779 (Born 3 Aug) William Hood s/o Robert, a blacksmith, & Isabella. Reg’d 25th October 1800, Berwick.

Hi Jomot

Two routes of research end up at Berwick-Upon-Tweed at the same time (interesting  -)
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Paxton is about 4 miles or less West of Berwick-Upon-Tweed

Robert Hood, Smith of Paxton, Scotland

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James Hood X Jane Gilchrist (from 1816 would be be Jane Hood)

marriage 29 July 1816

Berwick-Upon-Tweed, Northumberland, England

Berwick boarders Scotland


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Another 2 Scotland locations to log

Based on research of 1841c Sarah Richardson Sculcoates Hull
nextdoor Gibson -Gilchrist & Wade coopers born Scotland


http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=519018.msg3744388#msg3744388

MI's

Chapelton Burial Ground (Glassford parish)

GILCHRIST - (Archibald, Alex & Annie) Quarry farm.
GILCHRIST & BANTAM.
GILCHRIST & GIBSON.
GILCHRIST & McNIVEN - Cambuslang.
GILCHRIST & MORTON.

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=688972.msg5328830#msg5328830

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=671822.msg5169652#msg5169652

Ritchie & Inch 1833
Ritchie & Inch 1848
Ritchie & Smith 1816
Ritchie & Waugh.
Ritchie, Gibson & Gilchrist 1782
Ritchie, Hutcheson, Inch & Bryson 1880

[BushInn1746]

The Wm Hood death was under Newcastle, so I'll try and find Sanitary Row on my 1870s map

William was with his niece, Hannah Inness, whose mother was Eleanor Robertson nee Hood.  From the baptisms of her second son: 

17 Mar 1805 (born 29 Aug 1804) – All Saints – William Robertson 2nd s/o William Robertson Hairdresser by his wife Eleanor d/o Robert Hood, Smith of Paxton, Scotland

From which I found this:
8 Aug 1779 (Born 3 Aug) William Hood s/o Robert, a blacksmith, & Isabella. Reg’d 25th October 1800, Berwick.

Hello Jomot, dobfarm and All

Thanks for the update Jomot and dobfarm.

For anyone wondering about Sanitary Row, it was given as:- Sanitary Row, Shieldfield, Newcastle upon Tyne (old newspaper).

Picture of Sanitary Place here ...
https://co-curate.ncl.ac.uk/resources/view/41856/


Eleanor Hood baptised 14 December 1783, Father John Hood of Shire Moor, Mariner.

So we can rule out the Eleanor Hood who married William Robertson.

Kind regards, Mark

EDIT:
That is a shame, needed an Eleanor, nee Hood, with her father John Hood, when her first child was born.

[Jomot]

1841 & 1851 for William Hood:  http://www.rootschat.com/links/01iop/ 

In the same house in 1841 is William Robertson aged 60, Hairdresser, and John & Hannah Inness, both 25.   In 1851 he is with William Robertson, 47, Sailor, Born Berwick, :

1861 has his age wrong and he's also recorded as Head, but is again with Hannah Inness aged 45 (born c 1816) and is stated to be her Uncle:
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01ioq/

3 Aug 1801, All Saints, Newcastle - William Robertson m Eleanor Hood
4 Sep 1815, All Saints, Newcastle, Hannah d/o William & Eleanor Robertson, Hairdresser
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01ior/
March qtr 1841, Gateshead - 1841 John Inness & Hannah Robertson
17 Mar 1805 (born 29 Aug 1804) – All Saints – William Robertson 2nd s/o William Robertson Hairdresser by his wife Eleanor d/o Robert Hood, Smith of Paxton, Scotland
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01ios/

William Hood's baptism - Berwick-upon-Tweed, United Presbyterian (formerly Relief) Chapel, Chapel Street (formerly Shaws Lane):

William Hood son of Robt Hood Blacksmith and Isabella Hood his wife of the town and parish of Berwick upon Tweed born on the 3rd of Augt 1779 was baptised on the 8th of Augt 1779 by the Revd And. Thompson. Registered this 25th day of Oct 1800 by And. Thompson, Minr

The timing of the birth of the above was attested to me by his Mother and by Mrs Margt Paxton (?) of Berwick upon Td.   And. Thompson Minr

I can only see his death in the indexes unfortunately - no sign of a burial.

ADDED:  As we are now considering potential Scottish connections, I'd been wondering about Maudland Hood born Scarborough & married Selby as I couldn't find any other instances of her name within the numerous Hood families in England.  Maudlan is an Anglicised version of Magdelane, so possibly that's where the Scarborough Hoods hail from?

25/05/1701 HOOD, MAGDALEN d/o JAMES HOOD/LILIAS BARTLEMAN Dalkeith
17/07/1709 HOOD, MAGDALEN d/o JOHN HOOD & JONET CRAFORD) Greenock Old or West
17/01/1714 HOOD, MAGDELAN d/o GEORGE HOOD  Bunkle and Preston
01/02/1718 HOOD, MAGDALEN d/o DAVID HOOD &CHRISTIAN IMBRIE Rhynd
08/06/1718 HOOD, MAGDALENE d/o ROBERT HOOD  Dunbarney
10/07/1744 HOOD, MAGDALEN m WILLIAM FAIR Coldingham
30/03/1755 HOOD, MAGDALENE d/o  JOHN HOOD  Dunbarney

The next instance of anything similar in England is Madeline Hood bap 1 June 1879, Gateshead, d/o Robertson & Isabella Hood.   

1851 - Stella Gateshead
Simon Hood 37 Head, Rothbury, Northumberland, Brewer       
Margaret Hood 34 Wife, Rothbury
John Hood 12 Son Tynemouth, Moulder's Apprentice   
William Hood 11 Son Tynemouth,  Scholar   
Robertson Hood 2 Son Winlaton, Durham

[BushInn1746]

The Wm Hood death was under Newcastle, so I'll try and find Sanitary Row on my 1870s map

William was with his niece, Hannah Inness, whose mother was Eleanor Robertson nee Hood.  From the baptisms of her second son: 

17 Mar 1805 (born 29 Aug 1804) – All Saints – William Robertson 2nd s/o William Robertson Hairdresser by his wife Eleanor d/o Robert Hood, Smith of Paxton, Scotland

From which I found this:
8 Aug 1779 (Born 3 Aug) William Hood s/o Robert, a blacksmith, & Isabella. Reg’d 25th October 1800, Berwick.

Thank you Jomot for that long reply.

While you were replying, I had just edited my last post, as I realised for Eleanor Robertson (nee Hood) to be the right Eleanor, her descent lineage when her child was born, would have to give her father as John Hood.

I had got it wrong, sorry.

I am sorry to have asked you further, as you had already said the father of Eleanor Robertson (nee Hood) was Robert Hood.

Kind regards, Mark

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Jomot

Can you have a look for Ebenezer (Ebenizer or Ebenisor or variants) Gibson b 1806 Newcastle

1861c   Ebenezer Gibson a cooper Newcastle - born  Newcastle 1806

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M7FT-LM5



page 9 link below 1832 polls book

 https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=y4IHAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA12&dq=hood+cooper+gateshead&hl=en&sa=X&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=hood%20cooper%20gateshead&f=false


Court for relief of insolvents

At the Court House, at the town of Newcastle upon Tyne, in the county of same town, on the 16th day of July 1833, at Eleven oclock in the forenoon precisely.


Ebenezer Gibson, formerly of Painter Heugh (Haugh ?), in the town & county of Newcastle upon Tyne, journeyman cooper and brewer. then of Sandgate, publican and journeyman cooper, and late of Tyne -street, both within the liberties of the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne, jouneyman cooper.


https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=0QtKAQAAMAAJ&pg=PA1241&dq=Ebenezer+Gibson+a+cooper+Newcastle&hl=en&sa=X&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=Ebenezer%20Gibson%20a%20cooper%20Newcastle&f=false

http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2169357

[Jomot]

No problem about the Robertson's, although I'm intrigued where Simon Hood, father of Robertson Hood came from as I hadn't found a record of him before 1841 & the granddaughter named Madeline Hood is tantalising me, although its probably just a coincidence.

Ebenezer Gibson was baptised along with two siblings on 21 Dec 1806, transcribed as Gibbon.

http://www.rootschat.com/links/01iot/

Transcribed as Gibbon again in 1841
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M7WN-Q32

[Jomot]

Eleanor Hood baptised 14 December 1783, Father John Hood of Shire Moor, Mariner.

I cant remember seeing this one mentioned before, so apologies if I'm duplicating:

York Marriage licence 30 Aug 1806
William Spendlove 24 & Eleanor Hood 23 (1783) both of Hull

02 Mar 1808, Holy Trinity, Hull, Henry Spendlove s/o William & Eleanor.   No further detail unfortunately.