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

[BushInn1746]

Marriage was at Mildenhall 10 Feb 1827 after Banns

John Hutchins OTP and a bachelor
Eleanor Coward spinster of Burbage

He left his mark, she signed

Witnesses:
William Hammond
Hannah Hammond
Mary Jane Holloway

That's it, Claire. Unlike, George Hood, they were just a bit younger and he also lived longer than G.H., so have their Birthplaces (not on the marriage).

Regards Mark

[..claire..]

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[dobfarm]

Quote you,

I'll have to eat my words, re DNA!!!

Regards Mark
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DNA maybe your only route back pre George Hood of Selby a cooper after bringing negative normal research method results so far.

Spencer's on your mums side, and possible Spencer's George Hood d 1845 origins is another reason why your dads DNA is the one needed  more than your own, if you take on DNA ancestry also medical hereditary and passed down family medical history you mention .  Each separate independent DNA's from each Paternal and Maternal lines DNA. (Mum & Dad separate DNA's for each hereditary medical history line of their ancestors if living relates names pop up by DNA research to investigate their  hereditary medical ancestors history or reason of deaths. )

Just a thought.

[BushInn1746]

Thank you.

Yes conditions are probably hereditary.

Joseph (born Wiltshire, Mildenhall) the Brother of my direct line ancestor Henry Hutchins was taken in to the Maidstone household of Charles Marsham, the Earl of Romney.

Family account was that when the Census Enumerator came to the household a heated exchange took place, because the Earl refused to have him declared Deaf and Dumb and I see he was recorded as 'Odd Man'.

If you look at the 1861 Census page (aged 30), you will see the capital letter 'D' written (added in another hand) next to 'Odd Man', rather than in the column.

The intervention of the Hutchins's and Earl of Romney, probably prevented Joseph from being institionalised. The Steward & [?] 10 years later is likely him.

Kind regards Mark

[BushInn1746]

Back to Hood

In the Roger Hood of Selby Will, 1727/28 a Mr John Mosli of Wren Lane is mentioned
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=728231.msg5785728#msg5785728


Although Tristrum / Tristram Hood(e) appear on internet searches several times, in the following document description a Mosely of Selby and Hood appear again ...

ER Yorks Archives
zDDX31/12/32
Lease for 41 year at 1s 6d rent of land in South Duffield
Parties: 1) Thomas Mosely of Selby, gentleman 2) Tristram Hoode of South Duffield, yeoman Property: half an acre in a croft in South Duffield Witnesses: Markham Haddlesey and Edmond Wordsworth
20 May 1723


A Tristrum Hood married Ellen Briggs, both of York, 1686, Dec. 16.
https://archive.org/stream/yorkshirearchae21socigoog

Two more Trustrum / Tristram Hood marriages (1712 at Skirpenbeck & 1722 at Hemingbrough) from dobfarm here ...
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=742806.msg5940313#msg5940313


Did the latter Tristram Hood have any children please?

Are there any burials, places and dates, please?

Thanks Mark

[..claire..]

Not many records but here is what I can see

Jane bpt. 7 February 1722 Hemingbrough father Trustrum - possible marriage in 1742 to William Robinson ( by licence dated 13 Jul 1742, she was 21, he 26, intended marriage place: Thornton or Barmby Moor)

James bpt. 20 April 1724  Hemingborough father Trustram.

RECORDS AT THORNTON ON SPALDING MOOR

Ellen bapt. 21 Nov 1727 father Tristram Hood buried 23rd November 1727

Mary wife of Tristram Hood buried 23 Nov 1727

Tristram Hood buried 18 Dec 1741

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Possibly the 1712 marriage is the same Tristram that married in 1686 (to Ellen Briggs) ~ in 1712 he married by licence, both parties resident in York, he was 46 years old, she was 28. Looks to have died c1735 as there are two probate records for him in 1735 and again in 1741
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[..claire..]

EDIT: While looking for the above Jane Hood marriage ~ came across a Jane Hood (widow) to a Richard Peacock in Beverley marriage dated 07 Jan 1748 at Beverley St Mary

[BushInn1746]

Thank you Claire

Think, I'll have to keep pursuing Hood Wills.

Looking for James in my IGI sheets, I found Lydia Hood baptised 9th December 1832, daughter of Wells Hood and Ann, at York, Lendal Formerly Jubbergate INDEPENDENT.

Looks like Wells Hood baptised Dunnington 1795, has changed to INDEPENDENT.

My George Hood seemed to have a few contacts with Independents.

Protestant Nonconformity in Hull.
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/yorks/east/vol1/pp311-330

Quite a few Nonconformist families.


It might explain the six Hood Quaker burials for George and Sarah Hood and their four adult unmarried children, as "Not in Membership" or "Not a Member".

Regards Mark

[BushInn1746]

EDIT: While looking for the above Jane Hood marriage ~ came across a Jane Hood (widow) to a Richard Peacock in Beverley marriage dated 07 Jan 1748 at Beverley St Mary

Thanks, we looked at the Hood = Pearson marriage at Beverley, too.

Mark