George Hood 1815 Selby Marriage - James Cookin / James Cook in W

[..claire..]

I guess you liked that connection 

This is a new one for me: who is George Hood the mariner ?

Thanks 

[..claire..]

The Scalby registers cover the parish of Claughton, where there is this baptism -

George son of John and Jane bpt. 19 Sept 1798 ( from Claughton)

there are other children.

[dobfarm]

I guess you liked that connection 

This is a new one for me: who is George Hood the mariner ?

Thanks 

George Hood the mariner died South Shields (can't remember the death year off hand) left a Will leaving land he owned in Caughton near Scarborough

[dobfarm]

I've lost it!

I know who is this Richard Hood is who died 1839 Sculcoates father of W Hood a cooper in the workhouse Hull in census.

Who is the William Hood death 1839 connected too or reason for chasing up his ancestry.

1839
Registration District SCARBOROUGH
1839 Death in the Sub-district of Scarborough in the County of York
15th May 1839 at Peak in the Township of Stainton dale
WILLIAM HOOD
Male
66 years
Labourer
Dropsy
Alley Hood In attendance Peak hill [could be Olley Hood, but an Aley Hood buried Cloughton 4 May 1864 per FS, see also Census]
Registered 16th May 1839
Isaac Walsham Registrar

[..claire..]

William Hood bapt. 17 April 1774  - father John, from Claughton parish in the Scalby registers

So the John in the 1851 census is this Williams brother ?

[..claire..]

Probable marriage of parents:

Scalby: John Hood yeoman mar Jane Dickenson spinster 23 Nov 1762

Both signed with an X
Witnesses: Edward Dickinson and John Hodgson

[BushInn1746]

Death Certificate

1839
Registration District SCARBOROUGH
1839 Death in the Sub-district of Scarborough in the County of York
15th May 1839 at Peak in the Township of Stainton dale
WILLIAM HOOD
Male
66 years
Labourer
Dropsy
Alley Hood In attendance Peak hill [could be Olley Hood, but an Aley Hood buried Cloughton 4 May 1864 per FS, see also Census]
Registered 16th May 1839
Isaac Walsham Registrar


Aley Hood buried Cloughton 4 May 1864. According to the new GRO Death Index was Female, District of Scarborough and aged 62 [born about 1802]
 ...

Regards Mark

Hi

Aley Hood, looks to be unmarried and aged 43 in the 1851 census at Claughton as 'dau' to John and Jane Hood, a 40 year old son William too. This looks to be the 'Scalby' couple we have looked at.
A 17 year old grandson 'John Hood born Southshields is with the household also.

Claire

Hi All

Thanks Claire

Look at the image in full.

The Cloughton 1851 Census page I have for John Hood (born Stainton Dale) and Jane Hood (born Scalby ?Dabbs?) of Newland's [Farm] Cloughton, with Grandson John L. Hood Ag. Labourer, aged 17, born Durham South Shields.

Father of John Laidler Hood baptised St Hilda, Abode South Shields 30 June 1833. Its our old friend George Hood the Mariner?

Got to find our research on George Hood, Mariner, again.

Regards Mark

George Hood Mariner Will, proved 1841
Link in Reply #6
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=736364.msg6018911#msg6018911


EDITED
George Hood, Mariner was Father in the 30 June 1833 St Hilda Baptism to John Laidler Hood and George was married twice, first to Mary.

M.I. records for Scalby and there is a July 1833 burial of Mary Hood (nee Mary Leadley), Cloughton.
Inserted by the transcribers is ... PR 1833 Jul 26 Mary Hood, Shields, 28.

"The 8th inst. at Sunderland, Mr George Hood, Master Mariner, to Miss Jane Day, of South Shields." Newcastle Courant 11th August 1837.


Aalborg, August 31.- At Soegard and Aaborg (in the district of Ringkiobing), in the course of the months of June and July, 216 pieces of oak timber, ... have washed on shore, with the following marks, ... likewise a ship's boat with the name "Thornyclose, S. Shields," outside and "George Hood" inside of it." Newcastle Courant 18 September 1840


Edited
Regarding the great research on Richards Gibson by Rootschatters -
Got a strange feeling that John Hood, Mariner North Shields who married Elizabeth Gibson, are also possibly linked to these Hoods at Scarborough who have links with South Shields?


One Hood family at Scarborough are also linked to the Leadley.
A John Leadley Hood was the Grandson of John Hood of Nettleham as well. Some of this Hood family of Nettleham, Lincs & Yorkshire were born to female nee Hoods. So some of the sons of nee Hood mothers, took Hood from their Grandfathers John Hood of Nettleham & William Hood of Northallerton.
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=736364.0


The Gibson part has been put forward well to link Elizabeth Gibson to John Hood, but did we discover what happened to John Hood, the Mariner of North Shields (who married Elizabeth Gibson)?


Sure I've seen this John Hood signature before somewhere, witness in the George Hood, Mariner Will (proved 1841). Also notice how the stick in the letter d in Hood is circled through itself, similar to my George Hood. Seems a John Hood was dead when the Will was proved, per wording?


I'll check my signatures.


Regards Mark

[..claire..]

John and Jane Hood of Claughton in parish of Scalby had two sons John Hood, one bpt. 1797 (presuming died) and had another bapt. 13 December 1807 Claughton.

 So presumably as per Will ~ executor 'my brother John Hood' ~ had died before the Will was proved

[BushInn1746]

Hi

Thanks Claire

Seems one John Hood was quite old (84 yrs in 1855).

Also Gibsons there:-
Francis Gibson died 1844;
Jane, Widow of William Gibson died 1844;
Late Edward Gibson (mentioned 1860).

Mark