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

[..claire..]

Thomas BOLDRAM married Elizabeth HOOD 13 May 1761 Burton upon Stather, Lincolnshire
Witnesses: James Sewell & Wm Sai ??

1787 a Thomas Bouldram married a Sarah Driffield ~ witnessed by Wm Hood ~ possibly Thomas a son of the above, or father remarrying.

Can't see a baptism for Edward, but I feel Thomas and Elizabeth Hood are the parents ~ can only see two baptisms for the couple in Winterton ~ Frans. 1768 and William 1769

EDIT: BAPTISMS IN WINTERTON

William HOOD 23 Jan. 1730, son of Thomas & Frances
Elizabeth H bapt. 18 Sep 1734 as above.
Thomas H bapt. 9 Feb 1740

Possible marriage for William HOOD by Licence 1770 Winteringham 29 Nov 1770 to Ann WESTOBY (not online)
William HOOD died 26 Sept. 1807 buried 29 Sept. 1807 Winteringham aged 77. Note in register " of the parish of Holy Trinity Hull, late of Winteringham Yeoman."
A son William was born 1772 died same year. Wife Ann died 1775. both events Winterington.
So doesn't look like any offspring from this man.
His mother Frances also died in Winteringham 1775

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http://www.lincstothepast.com/Will---Hood--William/859210.record?pt=S

Will of William Hood of Kingston upon Hull 1810 held at Lincoln archives


http://www.lincstothepast.com/advanced-search/


http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=754247.315

Jomot post #322 above link

George Hood 1704 Winterton

http://www.lincstothepast.com/Will---Hood--George/756183.record?pt=S

http://www.lincstothepast.com/Inventory---Hood--George--1-Jan-1704--------/672458.record?pt=T

[BushInn1746]

Thanks for the replies.

I've enquired about the Lincoln Consistory Court, 1810 Will, for William Hood of Kingston upon Hull (not viewable on Lincs to the Past sign-in).
http://www.lincstothepast.com/Will---Hood--William/859210.record?pt=S

I already have the Abstract of the Wills, including William Hood, Gentleman, of Kingston upon Hull, February 1808, downloaded from TNA, Kew.

http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/results/r?_aq=William%20Hood%20Yorkshire&_ep=William%20Hood&_cr=IR&_dss=range&_ro=any&_st=adv

Regards Mark

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In Pm from Claire

Qoute

The Will for William Hood is also at the Borthwick : estate under £300

The reference to a George looks good, but there aren't many Hoods in Winterton

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Ref to George  looks good - I agree.

[BushInn1746]

I already have the Abstract of the Wills, including William Hood, Gentleman, of Kingston upon Hull, February 1808, downloaded from TNA, Kew.

16th February 1808 under 300 l.
William Hood of the Town of Kingston upon Hull gent.
Thos Ashton of Kingston upon Hull afsd yeom & Edw'd Boldrom of same place cooper Exors.
Legatees
To Edw'd Boldrom, nepw 120 l.
To Wm Boldrom, do. ----- [nepw] 80 l & a silver pint.
To Eliz'th Ashton, niece, his best bed, sheets, blankets, quilt & furn. belon.g.
To sd Eliz'th Ashton & Edw'd Boldrom, niece and nepw The rems of his household goods, furn. & linen
Sev'l small bequests [relationship and description left blank]
To sd Thos Ashton & Edw'd Boldrom nep's. The Residue of his money sec.s for money goods chattels psnal est. & effects whats'r after paym't of his debts legs & fun'l expenses.


No other Hood, mentioned.

Mark

[..claire..]

William Hood as in one of the prior posts was one of three children to Thomas and Frances

William we have sorted.
Elizabeth married Mr Boldram
Thomas the younger sibling born 1740 died in c1746.

Will have a look at this George dobfarm 

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Wonder what happened to Thomas occupation wise

Thomas Hood   bapt  09 Feb 1740   
   WINTERTON,LINCOLN,ENGLAND   
 Father's Name    Thomas Hood     
 Mother's Name    Frances   

[..claire..]

No idea what Thomas did for a living ~ baptism's of the children didn't give any other detail. I can't find a marriage for Thomas and Frances either, to check for possible other family etc.

Thomas was buried in Winterton in 1763 - no probate record that I can see on F M P, Frances his wife must have moved to Winteringham to be with son William, where she died in 1775

[BushInn1746]

Thank you.

Ordered and awaiting receipt of Hannah Nuby's Original Probate bundle, Snaith, June 1839 (Prog.), to see what it says.

A thought which keeps coming to mind ...

Chester Newby, in effect gave surety in the Sum of £200 in 1815! I would have thought Chester Newby, Miller and George Hood must have known each other very, very well.

Regards Mark