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

[..claire..]

Hi

George Wilkinson appears in the Land Tax records from 1795 - 1820. Looks like a Mr Spence took over the premises as the same lodger is there ( Mr Beaumont, and a Thos. Greenwood - before this it was a William Greenwood.

A George Wilkinson has children in Knottingley from 1789 - a William & a John.

[BushInn1746]

Thanks Claire & Goughy

Hopefully, in two weeks time, we'll have found something in the Petre of Dunkenhalgh records (not catalogued), about George Hood (which include unspecified records and dates from York / Selby).

I learn today that some records spanning 1581 to 1852 were found on the floor of the Petre Estate Office, so I don't know if the Estate Office was vandalised or not. There seems to be three Accessions, two under DDPT (1985 & 1998 dates) and one under DDX 1386 at Preston, Lancashire Archives. 

1823
Got parts of a Selby Survey of 1823 which clearly indicate George Hood was renting a House & c., Wren Lane, Selby, from an Hon. Edward Petre. George Hood purchased his premises and those of John Green in Wren Lane end, Selby, probably at the 1835 Auction (Memorial Registered, Wakefield 1836).

John Green, is understood to be of a Dissenting faith. His Daughter later married at the Independent Chapel, Selby.

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Seems that Thomas Gouldsbrough originally rented the Ship Yard, Selby, premises from Lord Petre, so he must have purchased his premises too, according to his Will (1840).

Some were called Pearson & Littlewood's Cottages.


Regards Mark

[..claire..]

Well I looked at that Pigots Directory again - John Greaves operating from the same place as George Wilkinson in Knottingley - checked Mr Greaves against the Land Tax records for Knottingley ( which only appear upto 1832) - and there was George Wilkinson - upto and including 1832.

He hadn't been indexed by Anc*

EDIT:  I found the burial of a son of his called George too in 1808 aged 22 in the Knottingley PR's ~ but he was buried at Womersley and again a son William in Knottingley records buried at Womersley in 1805 aged 15yrs.

In 1834 there is a George Wilkinson buried at Womersley 10 July at St Martins. Aged 78 ( birthyear c1756) ~ this looks likely to be him, don't you think ?

He had a daughter Elizabeth bn 1791 in Pontefract records ~ states he was from Knottingley.

A son John in 1789 Knottingley

A daughter Jane in 1793 at Womersley father George of Criddling Stubbs his wife Elizabeth daughter of Samuel HUNT from Belton Lincolnshire

Which led me to George and Elizabeths marriage in Fishlake 9 May 1784 Both resident in the parish. He was 27 she was 21.
He signed, she left her mark
Witnesses: Richard FRANCE and William WEBSTER

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A possible baptism for George W given the area

Carlton by Snaith St Lawrence on 23 Jan 1756 ( actually 1757 looking at the image)  - George son of William Wilkinson.
A sister JANE born 1760 same place.

Baptism for Elizabeth Hunt in Belton in Axholme, Lincs 25 Sep 1760 dau. of Samuel Hunt and Mary.

[BushInn1746]

Thank you Claire for the Wilkinson of Knottingley links.

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I'm pinning my hopes on the Petre of Dunkenhalgh documents, to perhaps give an origin for George Hood, but at the time of sale of the Wren Lane, Selby premises (1835/1836) to George Hood, it said that the Hon. Edward Robert Petre was of Stapleton Park (so expect most of the documents would have been there).

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For the benefit of other Hood Yorkshire researchers ...

Rough notes from the - Will of Richard Hood late of Little Habton Parish of Kirby Misperton, County of York, Gentleman 3d December 1802
Rydall

Daughter ... Hannah the Wife of John Liddell ...
Hereditaments and Premises in Pickering County of York ...
Yearly sum ... Eleven pounds chargeable out of the Hereditaments and Premises at Old Malton ...
newly erected Messuage with garth ... outbuildings ... being within the Town Township precincts and Territories of Pickering ...
my Grandson John Liddell ...
Remainder of my Real Estate situate at Old Malton ...
Grandson Richard Liddell ...
Grandson Richard Liddell Sole Executor ...

Will was written 1790 and witnessed by Robt Rutter Rob't Boulton Junr R[?] Smithson.

Sworn Richard Liddell Nov 27th 1802
Pass'd and Seal 3rd Decr 1802

Codicil ... to will dated ... 1790
To Grandson John Liddell my Messuage and all my Lands situate in Pickering and have charged my allotment in the Low Carr in Pickering with the payment of One hundred and forty pounds and interest to John Marshall of Pickering Gentleman on Mortgage and which sum I have borrowed for the use of my said Grandson John Liddell ...
[reference to which premises shall] remain solely liable to the payment and discharge ...
Codicil date Twelfth November 1799

[BushInn1746]

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Edith Mary Hood, born 25 Sep 1875, Lorraine Villa, The Fields, Wigston, Blaby, Leicestershire, 
Baptised Selby Abbey 26 Dec 1875.
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Miss Edith Hood, 143 Rockingham Road, Kettering, Northants. [Given as next of kin in 1917 when her Brother (and also the Son of the Late George Hood d. 1885), was killed.]
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Grace Cecila Hood, born 26 Mar 1882, at 17 New Walk, Leicester.
Married George Taylor, Manager of Clothiers Shop, (Grace Cecilia Taylor).

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Mark

Hello

The above (in quote) were two Sisters of my Gt Grandfather and I am wondering if anyone has anymore details (besides the 1911 Census), please?

Seems my view of the 1939 was restricted, no address and no other persons names in the same Household.

Grace Cecilia Hood (aged 27) married George Taylor (aged 23) in December 1910 at St Andrews Church Kettering, to become Grace Cecilia Taylor, (George Taylor, a Bachelor of Leicester and she was a Spinster from Kettering).


1939:  Grace C Taylor, Lincoln C.B. Lincolnshire (Parts of Lindsey), but 1884 birth does not tally, with 1882.


June Qtr, 1945, Grace Cecilia Taylor, aged 63, Doncaster Registration District, 9C, page 702 [this would tally with a Birth of 1882, assuming she didn't remarry as a Widow].


1939: Edith M Hood, Doncaster C.B. Birth 1875.


Because Doncaster, back in Yorkshire, is showing up as a possible place 1939 - 1945 for the two Sisters of my late Gt. Grandfather, I wanted to know if any more details were available online (full name, burial/s, other Hood or Taylor in same household, address), please?


I'll probably purchase the 1945 Death Certificate of one, which might be a possible match?

Regards Mark

[dobfarm]

Thank you Claire for the Wilkinson of Knottingley links.

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I'm pinning my hopes on the Petre of Dunkenhalgh documents, to perhaps give an origin for George Hood, but at the time of sale of the Wren Lane, Selby premises (1835/1836) to George Hood, it said that the Hon. Edward Robert Petre was of Stapleton Park (so expect most of the documents would have been there).

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For the benefit of other Hood Yorkshire researchers ...

Rough notes from the - Will of Richard Hood late of Little Habton Parish of Kirby Misperton, County of York, Gentleman 3d December 1802
Rydall

Daughter ... Hannah the Wife of John Liddell ...
Hereditaments and Premises in Pickering County of York ...
Yearly sum ... Eleven pounds chargeable out of the Hereditaments and Premises at Old Malton ...
newly erected Messuage with garth ... outbuildings ... being within the Town Township precincts and Territories of Pickering ...
my Grandson John Liddell ...
Remainder of my Real Estate situate at Old Malton ...
Grandson Richard Liddell ...
Grandson Richard Liddell Sole Executor ...

Will was written 1790 and witnessed by Robt Rutter Rob't Boulton Junr R[?] Smithson.

Sworn Richard Liddell Nov 27th 1802
Pass'd and Seal 3rd Decr 1802

Codicil ... to will dated ... 1790
To Grandson John Liddell my Messuage and all my Lands situate in Pickering and have charged my allotment in the Low Carr in Pickering with the payment of One hundred and forty pounds and interest to John Marshall of Pickering Gentleman on Mortgage and which sum I have borrowed for the use of my said Grandson John Liddell ...
[reference to which premises shall] remain solely liable to the payment and discharge ...
Codicil date Twelfth November 1799

Something for your back burner Mark

1782 to 1784
•Liddell J. publican, ſun,(sun) Spicer-lane (Claire spotted it 2016)
•Spencer and Liddel, fruit-dealers, Cutter's entry, Cloſe.
•Spencer Rob. cooper and ſalmon-pickler, Side f.


http://ota.ox.ac.uk/text/5466.html

1778
Liddell Jof (s)' Ship inn Spicer Lane

Spencer Rob't - Side F - Cooper

https://archive.org/stream/firstnewcastledi00whit#page/40/mode/1up

Rob't Spencer a cooper 1784 (- widow Eliz Leppington -Nee Spencer-later wife of John Hood ) GH bapt 1786 father John Hood of same place.

[BushInn1746]

Thanks dobfarm

According to two other Wills around this period, a Hood at Malton is linked to a Hood at Scarborough (and vice versa).

Unchecked, but expect you have seen it ...
Hannah Hood and John Liddell, York, 16 November 1761.
Hannah Hood and John Liddel, Kirby Misperton, 17 November 1761.

York Herald, 16 July 1831
On Monday the 11th inst. at Little Habton, in this county, in the 67th year of his age, Mr. Richard Liddell, farmer and grazier. ... husband, an affectionate father, ...

By 1840 a Richard Liddell of Habton, near Malton, was in money trouble.

In 1841 Richard Liddell of Habton, near Malton was again brought up, and remanded for 15 months from the date of the vesting order, for making away with his property.


I managed to buy three Yorkshire Deeds (which were part of a larger collection), which indicate that in 1760 Richard Hood was of Great Habton and was one of the parties holding lands at Slingsby in Trust for Thomas and Mary Jackson.

I put my best price in for the Indenture Quadripartite 1767 doc, but was outbid on that one 

Some lands at Slingsby transferred to the Peacocks of Nunnington / Stonegrave and then it seems in 1781 to Chris'r Spink (1780s). Two more surnames that crop up in the William Hood of Selby and Jane Hood (nee Casson) of Selby & Brayton papers (Peacock Estate and Spink was their Solicitor regarding Byefield, Selby).

Regards Mark


EDITED: regarding Richard Hood, it seems he was one of the parties holding lands at Slingsby in Trust for Thomas and wife Mary Jackson.

A Thomas Jackson in the document was of West Nifs [West Ness] County of York.

[Goughy]

Because Doncaster, back in Yorkshire, is showing up as a possible place 1939 - 1945 for the two Sisters of my late Gt. Grandfather, I wanted to know if any more details were available online (full name, burial/s, other Hood or Taylor in same household, address), please?

Although we can't do 1939 look-ups for copyright reasons, in the 1939 West Yorkshire Electoral Register living at 42 The Grove, Doncaster  is:

TAYLOR Basil Hood
TAYLOR George
TAYLOR Grace Cecilia

Edith Mary Hood was living at 2 Hillcrest Road, Doncaster (spinster retired school mistress) when she died 15 December 1959  Executor to Will John Herbert Redvers Hood, Solicitor

Basil Hood Taylor was living at 2 Hillcrest Road, Doncaster died 13 April 1967 Executors Barclays Bank

[BushInn1746]

Because Doncaster, back in Yorkshire, is showing up as a possible place 1939 - 1945 for the two Sisters of my late Gt. Grandfather, I wanted to know if any more details were available online (full name, burial/s, other Hood or Taylor in same household, address), please?

Although we can't do 1939 look-ups for copyright reasons, in the 1939 West Yorkshire Electoral Register living at 42 The Grove, Doncaster  is:

TAYLOR Basil Hood
TAYLOR George
TAYLOR Grace Cecilia

Edith Mary Hood was living at 2 Hillcrest Road, Doncaster (spinster retired school mistress) when she died 15 December 1959  Executor to Will John Herbert Redvers Hood, Solicitor

Basil Hood Taylor was living at 2 Hillcrest Road, Doncaster died 13 April 1967 Executors Barclays Bank

Thank you Goughy

Edith Mary Hood is definitely the right one mentioning Jack's names, and I also know she was a Teacher too.

I also have additional confirmation that I have the correct Grace Cecilia Taylor too (same addresses, also when Basil was born, his mother was nee Hood).

Regards Mark