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

[dobfarm]

" unto my Nephew George England of Kingston upon Hull aforesaid  Sawyer " (in 1799 )

Occupation Sawyer saws wood

Occupation Cooper saws wood

[..claire..]

Ann HOOD died 1799 Hull - Think this could possibly be her

Michael HOOD married Eliza Wilson 1737 Gainsborough .

Three children: Henry H born 1738, Sam. bn 1739 and Michael bn 1743

***Michael Hood marries Ann Hudson 1744/5 Gainsborough

Children :

Michael bpt 1751 ( record states father Michael of Morton)

There has to be other children from the wording of the will but there are burial records for the Sam 1739 and an Ellinor 1749

[BushInn1746]

Ann HOOD died 1799 Hull - Think this could possibly be her

Michael HOOD married Eliza Wilson 1737 Gainsborough .

Three children: Henry H born 1738, Sam. bn 1739 and Michael bn 1743

***Michael Hood marries Ann Hudson 1744/5 Gainsborough

Children :

Michael bpt 1751 ( record states father Michael of Morton)

There has to be other children from the wording of the will but there are burial records for the Sam 1739 and an Ellinor 1749

Reference to Skinner in the 1799 Will, just wondering where I've heard that before in relation to Hood?

Mark


EDIT: Skinner may have been a reference to a Hood occupation.

[..claire..]

John Skinner married Grace Sergeant 16 Apr 1770 Barrow on Humber

Grace Sergeant bapt. 15 Dec 1747 was the daughter of Edward Sergeant and Grace HUDSON who married 5 Jul 1744 Barrow on Humber

When George England married 1767 Barrow on Humber to a Mary Baines, Edward Sergeant was a witness.

George England was bapt. 20 Jun 1739 Barrow on Humber, parents: John and Martha England

John England married Martha HUDSON 29 Jun 1738 Elsham, Lincs.

[BushInn1746]

My word!!

Thank you, I reckon a few of you on here, have some access to some top secret database, or a God given knack!

I feel that Geo Hood's origin (or confirmation of it) lies in an Archive somewhere!

Regards Mark

[dobfarm]

Thinking about the obvious under the nose stuff, the Quakers burial ground was all that was left for a place of burial for George & Sarah Hood in Selby, which was really our original suspicions, and by contrast how many times is Scarborough and Sculcoates coming up in this Hood family.

W Hood a cooper in Sculcoates in the Workhouse & his dad Richard Hood a mariner roots still unknown. 

[..claire..]

Well your original suspicions were correct dobfarm and I tend to agree - on more than one occasion my own searches have led to either Scarborough or the Hull/Sculcoates areas.

[dobfarm]

Hi

Last child born in Selby was Elizabeth. The next born in Selby looks to be Thomas born 1802. So we have a window of 5/6 years of the family in Sculcoates.

Which leaves me with another question

Dobfarms suggestion of Maudland being George's mother could be a possible - would they make a move to see her son through an apprenticeship ?
Thus returning at a later date to take a place working alongside Richard Gibson.

I have reservations of Maudand as George's mum (iffy) but being the children of Maudlaund baptized in Sculcoates falls in parallel with Richard Hood died 1838 (c born 1774) Hull as maybe a connection.

Were missing something here. 

[..claire..]

Yes I agree but I had to throw it in the mix. If you look at FS - there are quite a few Hood children born in Scarborough between 1759-1775 to parents John and Elizabeth.

 There is even a Richard bn c1766 and a ? Hood ( son) born 1773 to J & E Hood.

I am aware there is another John & Elizabeth Hood in Scarborough (married 1759) - who are sure to be parents to some of them.

But any of these earlier baptised children could be a sibling to Maudland and/or possible father/uncle to George.

Have they been checked out ?