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

[..claire..]

 
Quote dobfarm ~ " I just dabble in comparison "

You're as good as the people you've mentioned

You've provided so much knowledge and info to all of these 'Hood' threads, and kept them going  ... and going 

 

[dobfarm]

Quote dobfarm ~ " I just dabble in comparison "

You're as good as the people you've mentioned

You've provided so much knowledge and info to all of these 'Hood' threads, and kept them going  ... and going 

 

    Mark doesn't miss much either

We'll on and forward  (Where  )

Ninja

[BushInn1746]

Carrying on from Bushinn1746 post,

Elizabeth Cook, wife of William Cook buried Christ Church, Tynemouth 9 Jul 1814 ages 33 years
Abode: North Shields.

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

claire

Hello All

Thank you very much for all your efforts.

I have to say I like Elizabeth Cook, because I get the feeling that the names of the children of James and Sarah Hood (nee Arundel) are probably derived from both the Hood and Arundel/Wilkinson sides of the family.

Which has not gone unnoticed before, by several of you.

e.g.
Elizabeth Cook Hood = Elizabeth Cook.
William Russell Hood = William Russell [Sarah Russell's father]

Goughy's reply #174 lists James and Sarah's children (see also #173) ...
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=728231.174

I recall my Grandmother saying forenames were taken from the previous generation, but never explained beyond this. My Grandfather Hood was dead long before I was born, so not around to explain this in more detail.

both of that place
However, I've got my other foot on the side, that we were from the Selby area of old and the 1815 Wedding Notice says ... "both of that place."

Of course this could be referring to the wedding residence condition, which was quite short, but the family chose the wording, when they inserted the notice.

Adelina Hood, Born Selby 1855 - Related, but No Middle Name
Been checking possible marriages and one Marriage on Family Search, to a Ward, claims her father as Joseph Hood.

There seems to be two Adelina Hood / Adeline Hood marriages in the same quarter of 1872, the other one in the District of Dudley (possibly the one to Bates). I also notice an Adeline Hood birth in 1854 in the District of Dudley.

There are others, another possible marriage - District of Scarborough in 1885, but this has the other spelling in the GRO Index Adeline Hood.

Because Adelina Hood was not in my direct lineage, I never ordered her Birth Certificate. However, in view of the following, can an image of both her Baptism and the right image of her Marriage be found online please? ...

Selby 1871 Census RG 10/4735, Page 8
Wren Lane
Sarah Hood, Head, W, aged 77, Annuitant, born Yorkshire, Selby.
Adeline Hood, Grandaur, Unm, aged 16, Milliner, born Yorkshire, Selby.

The above Sarah Hood (nee Sarah Russell) in 1871 is the Widow of my elusive George Hood whom she married in 1815.

Thank you

Regards Mark

[BumbleB]

29 December 1872 - Ettingshall

Richard Ward (x), 20, bachelor, Labourer of Bilston.  Father:  Joseph, Labourer
Adelina Hood (x), 18, spinster of Bilston.  Joseph, Labourer

Witnesses:  Mark (x) and Emily (x) Higginson

[Goughy]

Quick search - not found her baptism or marriage cert records.  Following through on Census returns confident that she is the one who married Thomas Featherstone 1885 in Scarborough.  1861 Census she is living with her parents James and Sarah with grandmother Mary Wilkinson.   In 1871 living with grandmother Sarah Hood.  1891 onwards with husband Thomas Featherstone. 1901 she has her brother William R Hood (born Sunderland - always been Selby? ) living with her.

[Goughy]

Now found her marriage certificate.  Married 29 December 1885  Parish Church of Scarborough  Father James Hood Tallow Chandler

[BushInn1746]

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George Hood born 1786 father John Hood (Occupation unknown) Gateshead
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 or to John Hood a mariner X Elizabeth Jackson marriage 1779 Newcastle (Tyne)

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Hello dobfarm

Where did this Marriage, John Hood, a Mariner to Elizabeth Jackson, come from?

I was not going to start a new thread, as I did not know if this Elizabeth Jackson was an error for Gibson?

Because I have this noted ...

1861 Selby Census
Sarah Hood, Widow, aged 41, Tanner, Born Selby. [John Hood's widow, nee Richardson]
Mary Jackson, Widow, aged 75, Born Grantham, Lincs.
Mary Jackson, Dau'r                  Born Ackworth, Yorks.


Was there a John Hood = Elizabeth Jackson, marriage?

Regards Mark

[..claire..]

I can't see a marriage of an Elizabeth Jackson to a John Hood.

It would be interesting if we could find the children of William Cook and Elizabeth Hood, and where they ended up. Children - Eleanor, Rosamund, William and Elizabeth.

Thanks to the other thread someone started I feel fairly sure Eleanor married as Ellen Cook in London to a George William Bentley. Her two sons were both given the middle name Hood and her daughter was a Elizabeth Rose Bentley who went on to marry a William Cotter, who ran his own business as a Flour Carman.

[Jomot]

From my jotted notes (not detailed) Rosamund married Thomas Abbott of Loders, Dorsetshire & ended up in Guernsey.  Thomas was a master mariner & Rosamund became a Boarding House Keeper.