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

[..claire..]

Not necessarily Mark

Henry Casson married Elizabeth Hord 1795 .... daughter of Jeremiah Hord of Hull a mariner and Elizabeth ( Thorp) his wife

[..claire..]

Burials at Chapel Allerton, St Matthew

William HORD buried  21 Feb 1841 aged 76

Elizabeth HORD buried 17 Dec 1843 aged 80

Struggling to find a marriage for these two

[dobfarm]

Hi

It doesn't say Hood or Hoad I'm afraid. Look at the way the letter 't' is crossed in any word or name in the George Head baptism ~ look at the capital 'H' in High Hoyland - nothing like that of this surname ~ which is I believe STEAD after finding this

George Stead burial Dec 1803 (br 1783 ) quaker Highflatts Huddersfield burial ground

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NRJV-RXS

[..claire..]

Right, the HORD couple, married in Scarborough 9 Aug. 1786 by Licence, both OTP

William Hord bachelor tailor aged 22
Betsy Bull spinster aged 22

Witnesses: Ursula Grant and Fs. Harrison
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CHILDREN I CAN SEE :  Mary 15 June 1787 Scarborough
Hannah Long Hord 08 Sep 1788 Scarborough
Elizabeth bapt. 9 December 1798 St Michael the Belfrey, York
Charles bapt. 14 June 1801          "       "       "       "         "
Maria bapt. 11 June 1804 St Sampson, York.
Walter Pickring Hord bapt. 25 December 1806 St Sampsons York

All children born in York gave mothers maiden name, so correct couple.

[BushInn1746]

Hi

Thank you Claire and dobfarm. A Scarborough, St Mary's M.I., with Hird on the headstone, was linked to Hoord in the Burial Register, by the fhs.

Hoping there will be a clue amongst the Soc. of Friends records, re George Hood, who has spelt and signed his name throughout as Hood.

Mark

[BushInn1746]

George Ridsdale = Mary Hud, 24 Nov 1829 at Sculcoates

Mary Hud apparently born Walkington about 1796

1. Wondered who the witnesses were please?

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1841 Census (not checked image) is interesting as an 80 year old John Hood and a 3 year old Samuel Hood, are both lodgers?

Kirby
George Ridsdale, 40, Ag Lab Y
Mary Ridsdale, 40                   Y [nee Hud]
Harriet Ridsdale, 9                  Y
William Ridsdale, 8                 Y
George Ridsdale, 7                  Y
Samuel Hood, 3, Lodger         Y
John Hood, 80, Lodger           Y [GRO Death Index, aged 81, Sep Qtr 1841, District of Beverley]

2. Looks like there are several generations of Hoods in the household, as young as 3 lodging AND suggests only Mary (nee Hud) was around or able to look after them, as though most of these Hoods had died / emigrated?

Mark

[..claire..]

Hi

George Risdale was a widower at marriage. Witnesses: Mary Ann Warton and Wm. Bradbury

[..claire..]

Samuel Hood is the son of Charlotte Hood baptised in Rowley 10 July 1837. Charlotte marries Thomas Bradley in 1843 and is with the Risdales in 1851

EDIT: Signature of witnesses ~ definitely Bradbury

DETAILS FROM CHARLOTTE'S MARRIAGE ~ not online

Hull: 21 Jan 1843
Thomas BRADLEY - labourer. Father: Robert Bradley
Charlotte HOOD - Father: Robert Hood
Witnesses: Joseph Gossip & Hannah Gossip ( checked this couple - she was nee HAGUE)

[BushInn1746]

Thanks Claire

Anything on this John Hood please? Probably the Death registered Sep Quarter 1841, aged 81 years.

Looks like John Hood baptism was Feb 1760 at Bishop Wilton Son of Charles Hood & Elis. (poss Elisabeth / Elizabeth Watson, married Dec 1758).

Regards Mark