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

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1739

On page 8
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=KvkGAAAAQAAJ&dq=%22Hood+of+Gainford%22&q=Hood

John Hood of Newcastle, apprentice to Mr Simpson Fitter, had Freehold property at Gainford, entitling him to vote in the Election.


Newcastle Hostmen

The same property at Gainford likely passed from John Hood to Anthony Hood, of Newcastle upon Tyne.

The yellow scans from the book confirm John Hood and Anthony Hood were Father and Son.
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=754247.msg6059884#msg6059884

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Looking at Gainford, it is not far from Barnard Castle.

EDITED
I wonder if the Hoods in the Gainford area, were related to the Newcastle Hood Hostmen.


This George Hood in the 1817 PCC Will of William Hood looks to be too young and previously ruled out
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=728231.msg5783676#msg5783676

Mark

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Hello

Referring to Reply #565, previous page (an earlier quote about the Hoods of Newcastle & Gateshead).

The council archaeology quote suggests that they felt that Hood's Ropeworks might be on the South Shore [Gateshead side of the River Tyne].

The Anthony Hood, Fitter (in the quote), was also very much into coal mining with links to various collieries.

Later a J. B. Pearson had his Office in Newcastle, at the Quayside (32 Quay Side & 10 Albion Place) and searching for this chap (John Brooksbank Pearson, also a Solicitor apparently, dying 1863 with a Probate on gov.uk) with mines at Newcastle; Wallsend; Heworth; High Heworth; South Shields etc., found a link to other Pearsons with mines and a quarry.  ...

Durham Mining Museum web page
http://www.dmm.org.uk/directry/names_pe.htm


With the 18th Century John Hood of Newcastle being a Hostman and Others (book online gives the names of the Newcastle Hostmen), they were involved in the market control of the coal and seem to be also like Shipping Agents for the coal mined in the Newcastle area.

We also discovered previously 4 or 5 John Hoods, all Mariners, (most giving their Parish residence as Scarborough when they married, 18th Century).

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=731922.0

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I have not made any definite link yet to my George Hood of Selby, but put the above for later reference.

I am also wondering if the John Hood, Father of George Hood baptised Gateshead 1st October 1786, is linked to these Newcastle Hoods.

The John Hood in The Ship pub at Gateshead might even be involved in the Hosting duties for a while, rather than John Hood the Mariner taking on a temporary role.

ADMIN 1760 (likely had a Son called John Hood?)
John HOOD, hoastman, of chapelry of All Saints in the town and county of Newcastle upon Tyne

http://familyrecords.dur.ac.uk/nei/data/simple.php

Arms of Hood
I'm thinking, that if there might be some link to my George Hood, then I could apply to the College of Arms, to see details of their tree, because the "Arms of Hood" were held by John Lionel Hood, Hostman, of Newcastle upon Tyne, Great Grimsby and London.

My feeling is, if you were controlling the price of coal, you would be wanting to control shipping as much as possible and some of those John Hood, Mariners, may be related to the Hostman, 'Keep it in the Family'.


Spencer of Scarborough (For reference Jane Spencer; Thomas Paxton Spencer)
Catherine Spencer, Wife, of Scarborough, 1782 PCC Will, there is a Chancery case Spencer v. Spencer 1800

https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=yXADAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA362&lpg=PA362&dq=%22Catherine+Spencer%22+Will+1782&source=bl&ots=XKMMTRtbg9&sig=UEVKYK6Qa7mt-fI-MCBvKjQmrmk&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjenJiKl6DWAhVFAsAKHezkDuMQ6AEIJTAD

Regards Mark

[BushInn1746]

Hello

PEARSON (besides Cook) is also a surname of interest and there is a Thomas GIBSON PEARSON.

Any link to Richard Gibson of Selby, Cooper, born Newcastle upon Tyne - Father Thomas Gibson, please?


Thomas Gibson Pearson was born 1801 Shields? [Baptism at Monk Hesleden 8 November 1801], England, according to the link, too late for a descent path, but it would be interesting if his Gibson descent path went back to a Brother of Richard Gibson, or Brother of Richard Gibson's Father Thomas Gibson?

http://www.genealogiafamiliar.net/getperson.php?personID=I140927&tree=BVCZ

"SGD.51/5   22 February 1850
Letter from Thomas Gibson Pearson to Robert Thwaites and Isaac Pearson Love, trustees under the will of the writer's father, the late Isaac Pearson, stating that any sums owed to the writer under this will should be paid to his sons Thomas [Escolastico] Pearson and Isaac [Pedro] Pearson in equal portions until further notice. The letter was sent to Thomas E[scolastico] Pearson at the Brancepeth Coal Office, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire.
Address: Buenos Ayres, [Argentina or Brazil].
Paper   1f."
http://reed.dur.ac.uk/xtf/view?docId=ark/32150_s15138jd852.xml

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ADDED

Richard Gibson was aged 26 when he married Elianor Wainwright in 1792 at Selby,Yorkshire. I checked the BTs online, but were missing online for the time around Richard Gibson's baptism.

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http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=754247.msg6037233#msg6037233

Thanks Mark

[..claire..]

Thomas Gibson Pearson was bpt. 8 Nov 1801 Monk Hesledon, Durham. Son of

Isaac PEARSON and Elizabeth GIBSON.

This couple married in Darlington 22 July 1798.

Now to try and trace them.

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(Im. 51, Monk Hesleden)
https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/1309819

Thomas Gibson Pearson
Parish Register Monk Hesleden County Durham
Baptised 8 November 1801

Father: Isaac Pearson of Sheraton, Officer of Excise
Mother: Elisabeth Gibson, native of Darlington

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Monk Hesleden and Sheraton are North-west and West of Hartlepool

[..claire..]

First wife Elizabeth buried aged 38 on 8 April 1806 South Shields, St Hilda.

Isaac officer of Excise.

Remarriage of Isaac to Isabella Wanlass 8 June 1807 at Christ Church Tynemouth

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First wife Elizabeth buried aged 38 on 8 April 1806 South Shields, St Hilda.

Isaac officer of Excise.

Remarriage of Isaac to Isabella Wanlass 8 June 1807 at Christ Church Tynemouth

Thanks Claire

Good when each piece ties together

(Im. 328)
Darlington St Cuthbert, Marriages B.T.
22 July 1798
Isaac Pearson of the Parish of Sadberge, Officer in the Excise, and
Elizabeth Gibson of the same Parish, Spinster, were married by Banns

[..claire..]

There are two baptisms in Darlington. One I feel a little to early, the other a little later

Elizabeth Gibson Bapt. 1 May 1765 father Joseph, a farmer of potatoe House.

Elizabeth Gibson Bapt. 27 Feb 1770 father Thomas a cabinetmaker

[BushInn1746]

Hi Claire

Thank you.

The wording of the 1798 marriage seems to suggest at the time of the Marriage Elizabeth Gibson was from Sadberge, per image extract above, (outside of Darlington on the road to Stockton on Tees).

But when her Son, Thomas Gibson Pearson was born, it says she was a Native of Darlington.

Mark