Hello
Thanks for these other Turners.
Draft release from the trusts of the will of John Thompson, late of Selby, esquirehttp://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/rd/15a0158b-5bd6-4861-84b2-b533493190af1) James Moate of Snaith, draper and grocer, Mary his wife, Rev Richard Tompson of Selby, clerk; Margaret Thompson of Selby, spinster; Edward Parker of Selby, gentleman 2)
Martha Maria Turner of Selby, widow of Rev John Turner deceased and formerly widow of the said John Thompson, deceased; Charles Weddall of Selby, esquire; William Procter of Selby, merchant; William Todd of Humbleton, gentleman
1827
See also Durham University http://reed.dur.ac.uk/xtf/view?docId=ark/32150_s13n203z148.xmlCOCKERTON
SDD-21. 4 February 1828
6 closes in one entire plot at the west end of the village: Boggyfield, Longfield, Roundhill, Little Roundhill, Saltpetre and Intack.
Tithes of corn, grain and hay on the above.
Declaration of Trusts in respect of monies arising from the sale of the above premises by Thomas Bowes of Darlington, gent., and Robert Moses Dinsdale on behalf of Martha Maria Turner of Selby, Yorks., widow of Revd. John Turner, formerly widow of John Thompson, and only surviving child of William Turner of Darlington, surgeon.
Parchment 1 m.
COCKERTON & KNOTTINGLEY
SDD-22. 10 February 1829
Copyhold lands in Cockerton.
The Rail Closes in Knottingly.
Award by Thomas Bowes of Darlington, gent., arbitrating in disputes between Martha Maria Turner, widow of the Revd. John Turner of Selby clerk, formerly widow of John Thompson of Selby Esq., Richard Thompson, James Moate and his wife Mary, and Margaret Thompson, claimants under the wills of the said John Thompson and his eldest son Thomas William Thompson.
Parchment 5mm.
Other Related Deeds, with relationships - Archive not knownRef: D/HH 2/8/465
20 December 1827
(1) Martha Maria Turner of Selby, Yorks., widow; Charles Weddall of Selby, Esquire; William Procter of Selby, merchant; William Todd of Hambleton, Yorks., gentleman (the devisees and executors of John Thompson late of Selby, first husband of Martha Maria Turner)
(2) James Moate of Snaith, draper and grocer and Mary, his wife (daughter, devisee and a residuary legatee of John Thompson)
(3) Edward Parker of Selby, gentleman and John Samler of Snaith, woolstapler (trustees of a settlement of 3 - 4 May 1820)
(4) Margaret Thompson of Selby, spinster (the other daughter of John Thompson)
(5) Reverend Richard Thompson of Selby, Clerk (only surviving son of John Thompson)
(6) Robert Moses Dinsdale of Newsham, Esquire
(7) Edward Parker and Thomas Bowes, of Darlington, gentlemen
Copy appointment by Mary Moate and release by (1), (2), (3), (4), (5) to (6) of a fourth part of the Manor of Knottingley and of several parcels of land in the various fields at Knottingley in the parish of Pontefract, as specified (71a. Or. 21p.) to the use of (7) upon trust for sale. Recites previous deeds
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Ref: D/HH 2/8/468
2 September 1828
(1) M.M. Turner, James Moate and Mary, his wife; and Margaret Thompson, late of Selby and now of Darlington
(2) Revd. Richard Thompson
(3) Edward Parker and Thomas Bowes
(4) James Moate and Mary, his wife
(5) Thomas Bowes
Copy draft release by (1) to (5) of 10a. 1r. 3p. of land (Far Rail Close and Near Rail Close) at Knottingley, Yorks., upon trust for Mary Moate, with power of appointment and upon trust for her issue as specified in default of such appointment. Recites previous deeds
Consideration: £920 by (4) to (3)
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An 1839 Selby Rate Book also shows George Hood is renting premises from the Procters who were Quakers.
John Todd I think discussed before, re him being a Tanner in the 18th Century, if I remember correctly and my John Hood, also being a Tanner at Selby.
A John Turner too, who is Landlord, either owner, or responsible for letting a Selby property to a John Hood up to 1789.
Can't make my mind up if two religious John Turners, one a dissenter and one a Curate at Selby Church, who appears in Selby Church records from the early 19th Century.
Links with Knottingley too.
I'll check today, if these two Thompson Wills are on Ancestry.
Regards Mark
2nd EDIT: also the PROCTERS OF SELBY are apparently linked to the DICKINSONS.
Ann Dickinson was described in an 1875 Affirmation as the Niece of William Procter late of Selby, Merchant and that Herbert Camm Dickinson was her only Son.
That Herbert Camm Dickinson is the person referred to as "Herbert Dickinson" in the Will of Elizabeth Procter late of Selby.
One of the Petitioners in the PROCTER of Selby Chancery case is George Esthill Peacock and a Peacock estate is mentioned in the Jane Hood (nee Casson) of Selby and Brayton, Will, d.1894
