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

[BushInn1746]

I cannot find the Middleton couple in the 1851 Census to confirm the Birthplace of Ann Middleton (born Ann Brown)?

1841 Gateshead, Durham, Census.
So[uth] Shore.
Roger Middleton, 38, Publican, Y.
Ann Middleton, 39, N.
Margaret Middleton, 8, N.
Elizabeth Middleton, 5, N.
Mary Middleton, 1& 1/2, N.
Roger Middleton, 1& 1/2, N.
Jane Young, 21, F. S., Y.

In the 1861 Census at Elswick, Newcastle upon Tyne,
Rodger Middleton, Wid'r, 56, Formerly Innkeeper, Born Durham, Tanfield.

1843 Newcastle Courant, 24th November
At the South Shore, on the 17th inst., aged 4 years, Roger, twin son of Mr Roger Middleton, Innkeeper.

1851 Newcastle Guardian & Tyne Mercury, 1st November
At South Shore, on the 26th ult. aged 42, deeply lamented, Ann, wife of Mr Roger Middleton.

Please note 42 yrs in two other records was 49 yrs.

GRO Index 1851 Dec Quarter, Ann Middleton, 49 years, Gateshead, Reg'n District.

The Middleton Memorial is at St Nicholas, Gosforth, Northumberland and using the newspaper, memorial and research in last post.

Ann Middleton died 26th October 1851, aged 49 years.

Can anyone find Ann Middleton in the 1851 Census, please?

Mark

[BushInn1746]

Got it, just typed Roger, variants ticked, (surname, left blank) Census year 1851, Birth 1805 -/+ 2 years, Where - Gateshead on F M P

All born Newcastle on Tyne (except Elizabeth Hall)

1851 Gateshead, Durham 
Ship Inn, New Greenwich
Rodger Midelton, Head, Mar, 45, Inn Keeper,
Ann Midelton, Wife, Mar, 47,
Margaret Midelton, Daur, 18, at Home
Elizabeth Midelton, Daur, 14, at Home
Mary Midelton, Daur, 11, Scholar
Elizabeth Hall, Serv, U, 18, General Servant, born Durham, Gateshead

George Brown, Boat Builder is the next family in the 1851 Census (the late Jonathan Brown, Ship Builder also occupied the Ship Pub, South Shore, Gateshead up until 1822 when he offered it To Let), so it looks like the right Ship pub in 1851 

Definitely the Ship pub on the South Shore, Gateshead, the locality had also been called New Greenwich ...

Snippet of Page 80
A Short History of Gateshead
The best known heavy engineering firm of old Gateshead was, of course, Hawks, Crawshay & Sons. The firm was started in 1748 by William Hawks; at New Greenwich, at the South Shore.

[dobfarm]

Two points

George Hood of Morpeth, Innkeeper, who died before the 1851 Census, also looks to be a contender with a link to the Gibson surname?

Added some general information about: George Hood of Morpeth, died 8th April 1848, aged 68.

Newcastle Courant, 21st April 1848, 22nd April.
... Mr James Hood, Chemist, Morpeth, was elected a Town Councillor in the room of his late father, Mr G. Hood.

George Hood's Public House was apparently called The Lord Hood, at Morpeth and one of his properties was Percy Court.

Morpeth Herald, 2nd May 1857
24th ult. aged 72, Jane, relict of the late Mr George Hood, deeply lamented by a large circle of friends.

Newcastle Journal, 30 Sept 1863
At St George's Presbyterian Church, Morpeth, on the 29th inst., by ... the rev Thos. Robinson, of Risley, Lancashire, to Eleanor, eldest daughter of the late George Hood, Esq., of Morpeth.

1822 Forster Nicholson & Mary Morrison, Widow, of Lesbury
DDR/EJ/MLA/1/1822/71   28 March 1822
Allegation, with bond, by Forster Nicholson, of Hebburn (Northumberland), Northumberland, farmer, bachelor for marriage to Mary Morrison, of Lesbury, Northumberland, widow at Lesbury, Northumberland sworn before Thomas Shute (surrogate). Surety in bond: George Hood, of Morpeth, Northumberland, innkeeper.
 
https://iiif.durham.ac.uk/index.html?manifest=t2mjw827c123&canvas=t2ts1784x58d

Mary Morrison was a Widow, age 21 and upwards. This "upwards" is not helpful!

But was this the first Marriage of Mary Morrison? ...
1808 16th June, by Licence
Richard Morrison married Mary Gibson
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1814 George Hood at a Gibson Marriage at Morpeth
1814, 10th May, by Banns
John Charlton, Bachelor
Ann Gibson, Spinster
Present (wit's) Elizabeth Shotton ; George Hood
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Second Point

1787 Whitehead's Newcastle Directory, under Gateshead
Hood John, publican, Ship, South Shore.

1789 and 1811 Gateshead Land Tax

We copied and pasted parts of the Gateshead Land Tax, online listings of 1789 and 1811 into a Word document side by side (attached, slide over to see 1811).

1789 Occupied by, John (Mr.) Hood. 
1811 Occupied by, A. (Esq.) Hood, South Shore. 
[A. Hood, Esq.]

Looks like William Hawks had died by 1811, but premises occupied by Hawks is still clearly marked in 1811.
1811 Occupied by W. (Esq.) (reps. of) Hawks, South Shore.

So John Hood, publican, of The Ship, South Shore, Gateshead, looks to be linked to A. Hood, Esq., by 1811.

Location of the Ship Inn, South Shore, Gateshead, described 1857

1857 Newcastle Courant, 10th April
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT
The SHIP INN and TENEMENT HOUSES,  adjoining Messrs Hawks, Crawshay, and Co's Factory, South Shore, Gateshead.
Apply to Roger Middleton, on the premises.

The Ship Inn, adjoined the Factory of Hawks, Crawshay and Co., South Shore, Gateshead, 1857.

1903 Newcastle Daily Chronicle, 22 December 1903
Building Contractors desirous of Tendering for the whole of the works required in the errection and completion of the "Ship" Hotel, South Shore, Gateshead, for George Bell, Esq., are invited.
Messrs J. Oswald and Son, 33 Mosley Street, Newcastle upon Tyne.

Added: just looked again at the 1903 advert and the word "Ship" is definitely in commas, so the pub was known as the "Ship".

Looks like a new "Ship" South Shore, Gateshead, was built.
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Added: George Hood, Son of John Hood, baptised Gateshead 1st October 1786, is likely the Son of the Publican, John Hood of the Ship, South Shore, Gateshead.
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Added: Just to keep me on my toes, in the newspapers 92 years later ...
By 1878 there was also a:-
Ship Inn, High Street, Gateshead.

Just to add Familysearch (LDS) has British Newspaper Archive, Family Notices

Mr George Hood
Age   68 years
Birth Year (Estimated) 1780 (not stated - Age 68)
Death Date - 8 April 1848
   Obituary
Event Date - 15 April 1848
place of event  - Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland, England, United Kingdom

GRO   
George Hood Death   1848
Morpeth, Northumberland, England
Registration District   Morpeth
Page   233
Volume   25
Affiliate Line Number   115


Could this George Hood Innkeeper of Morpeth death age 68 in 1848 = born 1780 and 1741  census has him age 60 or born 1777 - 1781-  be George Hood son of John Hood  baptised 1st October 1786 - If he was of John Hood Innkeeper Gateshead  of the Ship South (Gateshead)
Though 6 years those days to be baptised would be unusual for an established business family of a parish run administration and church close kit community 

Versus

Your George Hood a brewer and barrel masker of Selby with two ages 28 at marriage Selby 1815 = born 1787 and his death age 1845 Selby aged 60 = born 1787  an alot nearer 1786 baptism Gateshead also if the John Hood of the Ship pub/inn inn keeper was his father also goes with
George of Selby being brought up around brewing and barrels (Cooper).

Could be either George Morpeth or Selby 

[BushInn1746]

We can rule out George Hood of Morpeth who died 1848, being the Son of John Hood, because his Father was Alexander Hood, according to what is left of the engraving on the Headstone on a photograph and making checks.

https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=818531.msg7581039#msg7581039

[BushInn1746]

Good Afternoon

In a prior post a question - who looked after the children of Elizabeth Hood nee Gibson when she passed. What if the family who disappeared from Selby records circa the same time - Richard, Eleanor and their daughter Elizabeth Gibson, they could have moved back up there. They're likely family and seems plausible.

Which leads me back to the surname Gibson, I've been looking for marriages for Richard and Eleanor's daughter presuming she survived into adulthood- the surname is prolific in these parts.

You have to think too , your George Hood named two of his children possibly after the Gibsons, so they meant something to him. I think finding what happened to them, and looking into the Gibsons up north is an idea.

And whatever happened to William Cook is another

Claire

Hello Claire

Thank you for your comments.

Mary Hood [ nee ?? ] looked after the children of John Hood, Mariner and the late Elizabeth, at North Shields, Tynemouth?

1788 Burial Transcription on F. S.
Christchurch, Tynemouth, 10th November 1788, Elizabeth Hood spouse of John Hood buried.

After the death of Elizabeth, John Hood, Mariner, seems to have got involved with a Mary.

Transcription
Tynemouth, 1st July 1792, Baptisms
John S of John Hood, North Shields, Mar'r [Mariner].

Image
Tynemouth, 24th December 1797, Baptisms
Rob't S. of John & Mary Hood of North Shields, Mariner.

Image
Register of Burials in the Parish of Tynemouth, 1800.
Robert Hood of No. Shields son of John Hood, Mariner, Died 5th July, Buried 7th July, age 2 years.
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Another couple at Tynemouth, William Hood & Elisabeth have named a son Robert Hood, as well, according to an online transcription.
All Baptised on 29 September 1793:-
Isabella Hood,
Margaret Hood,
Richard Hood,
Robert Hood.
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Another Hood couple

1798 Oct'r 3rd / March 18
Mary Ann, 1 Dr of James Hood of No. Sh. Mar'r N. of AllS'ts by his Wife Ann Phillips Native of Hull.

Other children at Tynemouth, one noted 1795, 22 Nov
James Hood S. of James & Ann Hood of N:o Sh: Mariner.

Mark

Added:
1792, 31st October at Hull H.T., Yorkshire, by Banns
James Hood of this Parish
Ann Phillips of this Parish
Present (wit's) Abraham Hurst ; Tho's Fletcher

[BushInn1746]

HOOD at Ballast Hill Cemetery, Newcastle upon Tyne, Oct 1811 to May 1836.

From Burial Register ...

Ballast Hills Nonconformist Dissenters Burial Ground, Newcastle

Regarding John Hood, the first search so far has only revealed John Hood a WATERMAN and we were looking for a John Hood, Mariner.

The NC Gravestone inscriptions were made in 1817 and it is not known how complete these were.

The Burial Place OF JOHN HOOD, & MARY his Wife. Here lies the Body of Beatrice Taylor, who died Jan'y 29th 1774, Aged 85 years.


HOOD Search of Ballast Hills, Newcastle - Non Conformist / Dissenters Burial Ground

So far the Hood search covers October 1811 to May 1836.

ROBERT HOOD, Innkeeper, of Windmill Hills, aged 57, buried 2 September 1812.

JANE HOOD, 14 January 1814, of Quay side, aged 2.

JOHN HOOD, 24 March 1815, of Sandgate, Waterman, aged 72.

ROBERT HOOD, 7 November 1815, of Quay side, aged 2 years 6m.

ISABELLA HOOD, of Quay side, 6 November 1817, aged 11d.

ROSANNA HOOD, of Pandon, 19 October 1828, aged 49.

JEMIMA HOOD, of Close, 9 June 1830, aged 10m.

SAMUEL HOOD, of Wind Mill Hills, 14 January 1833, aged 25.

STERLING HOOD, of Oakwellgate Lane GAT, 31 July 1834, aged 1.

BENJAMIN HOOD, of Wind Mill Hills, 3 November 1834, aged 24.

MARY HOOD, of Wind Mill Hills, 26 May 1836, aged 1m.
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HOOD Burials so far - Oct 1811 TO MAY 1836.

Mark

Below, from M.I., apparently recorded 1817.

Ballast Hills, Newcastle upon Tyne, Dissenters Headstones cont.

The Burial Place OF JOHN HOOD, & MARY his Wife. Here lies the Body of Beatrice Taylor, who died Jan'y 29th 1774, Aged 85 years.


This stone was Errected by Eleanor, Wife of John Scott, in Memory of her first Husband, James Waterston, who departed this Life October the 12th 1754, Aged 35 years. Also of their son, George Waterston, who departed this Life on board the Isis, of the Royal Navy, Feb'ry the 17th 1781, Aged 35 years, whose remains lie, in the East Indies.
Engag'd for His Country and King he did die, ...
Here lies the Body of Eleanor, Wife of the said John Scott, who departed this Life January the 31st 1787, Aged 64 years. Likewise of their Children, Elizabeth, and Isabella Waterstons, who died in Infancy.
And of their Daughter, Margaret Renos[?], who departed this Life June the 20th 1784, Aged 29 years.
Also George Hood, second Husband to the said Eleanor, who departed this Life October the 30th 1773 Aged 46 years. Likewise of their Children, Joshua, Caleb, and Elizabeth, who died in Infancy.


Table stone with 6 pillars
The Burial Place of Robert and Mary Hood, of Newcastle upon Tyne. Mary, Wife of Robert Hood, departed this Life August 2d 1804: Aged 46 years.
Mary Hood his second Wife, died the 25th December 1809, Aged 28 Years.
Robert Hood, ob't 29th August, 1812; AEt. 57. *


The Burial Place of James, Isabella Hood, Baker. Four of their Children died Viz. Alex'r Young Aged 14 Months. Jane Aged 3 Years 5 Months. Annabella Aged 6 Months. Robert James Aged 2 Years & 4 Months.

Mark

* ROBERT HOOD, Innkeeper, of Windmill Hills, aged 57, buried 2 September 1812.

Regarding the discussion and the Survey here about the Cemetery ...

https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=701945.msg7582775#msg7582775
Newcastle Daily Chronicle

[..claire..]

Hi

Interesting:

So we have a John Scott bondsman to John Hood & Elizabeth Gibsons marriage . More than likely same man mentioned in the MI, or a big coincidence.

1745 - James Waterstone mar. Eleanor Finlason

1756 - George Hood mar Eleanor Wetherston

27 Aug 1775 John Scott mar Eleanor Hood. Witnesses: George Waterston and Wm. Richardson

Claire

[BushInn1746]

Hi

Interesting:

So we have a John Scott bondsman to John Hood & Elizabeth Gibsons marriage . More than likely same man mentioned in the MI, or a big coincidence.

1745 - James Waterstone mar. Eleanor Finlason

1756 - George Hood mar Eleanor Wetherston

27 Aug 1775 John Scott mar Eleanor Hood. Witnesses: George Waterston and Wm. Richardson

Claire

Hi Claire

Thank you for your reply and dobfarm for his.

I thought too, that some of the information in the second quote today (above), related to John Scott, Bondsman to the John Hood & Elisabeth Gibson, 1779, Newcastle upon Tyne, Marriage.

I know dobfarm likes the John Hood = Elizabeth Gibson, 1779 marriage, Newcastle upon Tyne, connection,  because of the probable link to Richard Gibson, Cooper of Selby, Yorkshire, which my George Hood, took over c.1811 to March 1812, before his 1815 marriage at Selby, Yorkshire to Sarah Russell.

Laidler alias Leadley & Geo Hood, South Shields
There might well be a non-direct connection, also because of the Laidler / alias Leadley to Scalby / Cloughton, near Scarborough in the Will of George Hood, Mariner, of South Shields, whose boat was washed up circa 1840, Will Proved 1841.

Cook of Eastfield, Sturton Grange
I have found a printed Tree of Cook of  Eastfield, Sturton Grange, who had Mariners at Shields:- Ralph Cook ; Henry Cook & Thomas Cook, late 18th Cent., too.

Cook of Gt Yarmouth
Shame, those Cook don't seem related to William Cook of Great Yarmouth Mariner, some of whom, whose c.1850s Wills, I recently summarised on Rootschat.

1804 Daughter, Elizabeth Hood = William Cook.

Elizabeth Golton / Goulton marr Chester Newby
Also Richard Goulton's Widow, Elizabeth, married Chester Newby, George Hood's Bondsman.

Associates of George Hood of Selby
I've also been through all the other names George Hood of Selby was associated with, also those in my Avatar Tree research and there is nothing to link my pesky ancestor and these other associates, to Newcastle.

James Hood m Ann Phillips, at Hull
Also I found Ann Phillips of Hull, marriage, I think.

Cath G Wood has the G crossed out on the original - looks like the enumerator started to write Gibson and then changed it.

So if this James Wood / Hood is the father of Ann Gibson (formerly Hood) plus all of the other Hood children from the 1841 census, then he was born Osmotherley c1787 - meaning we are still missing the James Hood bap 1795 Tynemouth, s/o James Hood of All Saints & Ann Phillips of Hull.

If you look at the replies above and below (where this quote leads to Reply #277 ), we were looking at a Census where Hood (transcribed as Wood) and Gibson were in the same household, I think at Ropery Lane, Sunderland in 1841, then 50 Silver Street, Sunderland in 1851.
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Assortment of Hood Events at Shields, late C18

See Reply #634
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=754247.msg7581828#msg7581828

James Ann Phillips marriage at Hull H.T.

1792, 31st October at Hull H.T., Yorkshire, by Banns
James Hood of this Parish
Ann Phillips of this Parish
Present (wit's) Abraham Hurst ; Tho's Fletcher

1798 Oct'r 3rd / March 18
Mary Ann, 1 Dr of James Hood of No. Sh. Mar'r N. of AllS'ts by his Wife Ann Phillips Native of Hull.

Other children at Tynemouth, one noted 1795, 22 Nov
James Hood S. of James & Ann Hood of N:o Sh: Mariner.

I'm better at finding stuff now, but without a Will, I'm a bit hopeless at piecing a Tree together.

Thank you, Mark

Tynemouth Parish - Townships
The Tynemouth Parish has a lot of Townships and stretches to the coast!

https://co-curate.ncl.ac.uk/tynemouth-parish-1855/

https://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/NBL/Tynemouth
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Another couple at Tynemouth, William Hood & Elisabeth have named a son Robert Hood, as well, according to an online transcription.
All Baptised on 29 September 1793:-
Isabella Hood,
Margaret Hood,
Richard Hood,
Robert Hood.

Some of these might have given their Birthplace as Cullercoats in the Census?

[dobfarm]

Hi Claire & Mark

I was googling and found (some old post pf Mark's)

WEB25 Sep 2016 · John Hood of Gateshead was the Publican of the "Ship" in the 1787 Directory (later known as The Ship Inn), but for how long is unclear?

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George Hood son of John Hood baptised Gateshead 1st Oct 1786

These are known facts

Has any research been done of John Hood publican of the Ship Gateshead bearing in mind publicans moved around the country even in them days 

https://www.bing.com/search?q=the+ship+Gateshead+john+Hood+1786&qs=n&form=QBRE&sp=-1&ghc=1&lq=0&pq=the+ship+gateshead+john+hood+1786&sc=5-33&sk=&cvid=87A6AE350E0D47A7A2E1E8AE3ACDDB9D&ghsh=0&ghacc=0&ghpl=

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A wild card but timing and location maybe worth a look at as below and its around 1812/13 first encounters of George Hood of Selby


George Hood' appearing in the 1813 Knottingley Land Tax

https://ancestors.familysearch.org/M5SX-4H4/john-hood-1738-1822

Brief Life History of John

When John Hood was born on 6 June 1738, in South Perrott, Dorset, England, United Kingdom, his father, William Hood, was 29 and his mother, Martha Jane Ireland, was 28. He married Sarah Thompson on 12 October 1761, in Pontefract, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. They were the parents of at least 3 sons and 3 daughters. He died on 15 January 1822, in Pontefract, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom, at the age of 83, and was buried in Knottingley, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.

1789 near Bridport Dorset -John Hood, victualler; (About 15 miles south of South Perrott, Dorset)

Brief Life History of Sarah
When Sarah Thompson was born in 1736, in Pontefract, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom, her father, Bryan John Thompson, was 31 and her mother, Sarah Hoyland, was 28. She married John Hood on 12 October 1761, in Pontefract, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. They were the parents of at least 3 sons and 3 daughters. She died on 28 May 1797, at the age of 61, and was buried in Knottingley, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.

https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/0cd74737-0cbe-4442-939b-64efc2d564a5

 (Header of one of Mark's Threads)

Maybe a Thomson connection to Sarah Thomson wife of John above ?

George Hood, Paid for R. Thompson's Coffin? Selby 23rd July 1840