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

[BushInn1746]

Claire has discovered that Charles Turner and Magdaline Turner / Maudlin Turner (nee Maudland Hood) have had two children baptised at SCULCOATES 1797 and 1799.

Can't find anything previously on Rootschat? Seems this is new information, well spotted, thank you.


From Family Search
SCULCOATES
Charles Turner baptised 19 March 1797 Father is Charles Turner and Mother is Magdaline.
Sarah Turner baptised 21 December 1799 Father is Charles Turner and Mother is Maudlin.


Checked in my Selby Parish transcriptions to see if I can further 'belt and braces', the above and found:-

SELBY
16 July 1811 Charles Turner Son of Charles, Selby, Whitesmith. Drowned aged 14 and buried in the Church Yard.

Age 14 would give a birth of 1797, matching exactly the 1797 baptism at Sculcoates.


Charles Turner, Blacksmith married Maudland Hood at Selby (1794) and the baptism of their first child at Selby (1795), Charles Turner and Morland (nee Maudland Hood) have then been in Sculcoates for a few years, before returning back to Selby.


Leaves me with two questions:-
1) is it Charles Turner's work that took them there, or
2) is a Hood or Turner family member ill /dying, or a child orphaned?

Regards Mark

But looking through my notes, we still have a missing child baptism for Charles Turner and Maudland (nee Hood), aliases Morland / Magdaline / Maudlin / Mordland (Madelin also an accepted alias).

Claire, if you look in the Selby Register please, the Turners Sons and Daughters are numbered. In my notes I left a gap, to add baptisms of their THREE children.

Thanks Mark


Re Hood children burials 1772 to 1778 at Scarborough.

Seems many died, p.11 at Reply #93.
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=742806.93

[..claire..]

Hi children of Charles and Maudland

Elizabeth in 1795 ~ April 6 bapt. April 10  ( 1st daughter)

Charles ~ Sculcoates (1)
Sarah ~          "          ?

Thomas in 1802 ~ bn Oct. 16 bapt. Oct. 17 ( 2nd son)
John in 1804 ~ bn July 17, bapt. July 19 ( third son )
Hannah in 1806 ~ bn Sept. 23 bapt 29 ( fourth daughter)
George in 1809 ~ bn Feb. 17, bapt. Feb. 20 ( fourth son)
Mary in 1810 ~ bn Aug. 19, bapt. Aug 19 ( fifth daughter)

Bapt. April 29th 1814 Selby Charles son of Charles and Maudland Turner ~ Whitesmith

Bapt. 23 March 1816 Selby, Frances Maria dau of Charles and Maud Turner ~ Whitesmith

So we have a missing daughter ? Born between 1795 - 1806

Possibly between the births of Sarah and Thomas which is three years

 

[dobfarm]

Claire,

Purely based on earliest fact known on George Hood d 1845 Selby -1812 to 1815 George was a cooper- (his Workshop former R Gibson bankrupt cooper Wren lane Selby)

Mariner could be a cooper on ship (John Hood of Selby [Maudland's dad] or Richard Hood of Hull both mariners)

Hooper/Blacksmith/Whitesmith worked metal

Jenning Street Hood's Sculcoates.

Working on East coast theme

From W Hood Cooper in the Workhouse his dad Richard his sister Susannah
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From his daughter Susannah  marriage to Jonas Brough 1858 (His dad William a Hooper & assist a Cooper) her dad Richard Hood was a mariner
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Feb 17 1817 -Richard Hood married Elizabeth Barret - in Sutton in Holderness

With his death age 1838 = born 1774 would make Richard Hood 43 at marriage suggesting he could have been a widower. 

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maybe same Richard

Nov 29 1794 -Richard Hood married Jane Whiting-  Alford, Lincoln, England
 

Richard son of William & Alice Hood - baptism 18 March 1774 Willoughby, Lincoln, England
 

your comments on

[..claire..]

Morning all,

I'll check into this family dobfarm - pity that marriage register didn't give grooms status. But it does have his signature - will check a few marriages out, see if he crops up anywhere else.

Right area again, same usage of family names and occupations, this family are definitely worth a look into 

[BushInn1746]

Thank you, for the replies.

Hull History Centre catalogue
Registration of persons bound apprentice to freemen
Reference No: C BRG/9/108
2 September 1788

Apprentice: Edward Bouldram nephew of,
Parent: William Hood,
Parent's profession:-,
Parent's address: Lincolnshire,
Master's name: Michael Duckett,
Master's profession: cooper,
Master's address: Hull,
Witnesses: Christopher Huntington

Looks like William Hood was responsible for Edward Bouldram, who was apprenticed to a Hull, Cooper.

Mark

[dobfarm]

William Hood master Cooper in Hull 1788

George Hood stated trade Cooper 1815 age 28- esti birth year circa 1784-1788 from all sources

Hull a days sail down (same one river with two names) rivers Ouse/Humber from Selby dependant on tides.

That is very interesting

[..claire..]

Bit of background for Edward Bouldram to try and link to William Hood

Died 1811 and buried Sculcoates 17 Apr 1811 aged 34 (bn1777) as Edward BOLDEROM
A Will held by the Borthwick Sept. 1811 as Edward BALDRAM

Married Hannah Barnett 1799 Hull ( not online) as Edward Baldrom

[dobfarm]

Bit of background for Edward Bouldram to try and link to William Hood

Died 1811 and buried Sculcoates 17 Apr 1811 aged 34 (bn1777) as Edward BOLDEROM
A Will held by the Borthwick Sept. 1811 as Edward BALDRAM

Married Hannah Barnett 1799 Hull ( not online) as Edward Baldrom

Barrett/Barnett 

Feb 17 1817 -Richard Hood married Elizabeth Barret - in Sutton in Holderness

[..claire..]

Gosh!!! I wish that 1799 marriage was online to check ~ surely that is too big of a coincidence dobfarm