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

[..claire..]

That would be an easy mistake to make Mark - I helped on a thread before in regards to James Cook and Gt Ayton.

I also thought we'd worked on this Christopher Hood too ~ but I can't find it.

Christopher Hood's first marriage 1874 in Wales to Melinda Dix. His father: Thomas Hood ~ farmer. Witnessed by Robert Hood and ?

Christopher Hood born 1851 South Otterington, Yorkshire. His parents:

Thomas Hood and Margaret Binks ( married 1832 Otterington ) ~ witnessed by a John Hood.

Thomas Hood born Ellerbeck Yorkshire bapt. Osmotherley 10 March 1805, residence Ellerbeck. His Parents:

Christopher Hood and Elizabeth Meggeson married Kirby Sigston 1803. This Christopher died in 1855 and his age suggests a birth c1772

 baptism  18 Nov 1771 Osmotherley ~ Christopher , his parents:

Leonard Hood and Mary ?

[BushInn1746]

Thanks Claire

I had also found Melinde or Melinda Hood in information, on CWGC, so added it.

Pretty sure that scan of dobfarm's says Hoad, George Hoad.

Regards Mark


Only that Christopher Hood was a Witness at the 1801 Wedding of William Bell & Mary Hood of Ellerbeck.

Reply # 301: George Hood Burial where? Died Selby, Yorks 18 September 1845 Part 3

[..claire..]

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

[..claire..]

Grrr!! Back to the drawing board

I honestly thought we may have cracked it

Gutted

[BushInn1746]

Funny mentioning 'Richardsons, found registers of the family today in Great Ayton. I also came across a reference to a Hood family buying a home 'the White House' in the 1920's in Great Ayton. This home was rented out in the 1800's to Quaker families.

http://greatayton.wdfiles.com/local--files/individual-houses/White-House.pdf

This then led me to the registers of Great Ayton itself, which has all PR's, NC and Quaker BMDs.

http://greatayton.wikidot.com/parish-registers

The Hood family in the White House can be traced back to the Leonard and Mary Hood that have been touched upon before.

Claire

Thanks for trying Claire and dobfarm

Seems links were made with Leonard Hood to Hull.


Also found an 1813 reference to Thomas Cook living Great Ayton.

Regards Mark

[BushInn1746]

Quakers Balby Monthly Meeting

1787 Marriage of
James Backhouse of Darlington and Mary Dearman of Thorne

Relations

PROCTERS AND
ELIZA'h HORD

Thank you all, for your help to date.

An Eliza Hord - Proctor link, or via the newly weds?

Regards Mark


Can't find no Pearson link yet, despite Quakers with that surname.

For Mordecai Hord Casson ...
https://www.google.co.uk/webhp?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&gws_rd=ssl#q=%22Mordecai+Hord+Casson%22


But a COCKIN and HORD alias HOOD link too ... See also dobfarm's Reply #1 of thread Descendants of the Late Jane Casson Hood ...
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=744970.1
Reference to Hord / Hood and a John Cockin the Apprentice.


According to a claim in a book recently published about Quakers, the author makes the claim that it was not unusual for the families to be linked again later.

Good Morning

Reply #148 has a partial image of the 1787 James Backhouse = Mary Dearman of Thorne, Marriage with the RELATIONS Rachel PROCTER; Thomas PROCTER Jun'r and Eliz'h HORD.

Morde'i Casson and Han'h Casson were also present, although I expect they went to that Meeting at Thorne anyway.
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=756955.msg6175319#msg6175319

RG 6/152 Says on the Marriage that James Backhouse of Darlington was the Son of James Backhouse of Darlington in the County of Durham Banker and Jane his Wife and
Mary Dearman Daughter of Nathan Dearman of Thorne in the County of York, Shop keeper and Mary his Wife.

(For some of the Backhouse family, also see RG 6/1540 folio marked "(70)" )


Great Ayton & J. Backhouse

1805, a J. Backhouse and Co. Bankers, Darlington and others have a Dwelling House with 40 acres for sale at Great Ayton.


Elizabeth Hord - 1843 Death Notice

Don't know if the same Elizabeth Hord or not, but at 80 an interesting proposition, doesn't say if Soc. of Friends or not, but husband with occupation given (any Army document online please) and also a bit of relationship link too ...

On Wednesday, at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. C. J. Severs, Bread baker, Leeds, aged 80, Mrs. Elizabeth Hord, widow of the late Mr. William Hord, formerly sergeant-major of the Leeds Volunteers.


Mordecai Casson and John Cockin the Apprentice

In the quote see dobfarm's find and the link.

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=744970.msg5921777#msg5921777


Thank you

Regards Mark

[..claire..]

James Backhouse married Jane HEDLEY... parents of James who married Mary Dearman

Jane Hedley was the daughter of Johnathon Hedley and Mary SEVERS. - Possibly there is a Quaker connection with the Hord/ Severs article

Another marriage I spotted was that of a Joshua HEDLEY in Darlington ( now of Scarborough) to a Tabitha PROCTER in 1778 possibly the Procter connection here?

[..claire..]

Richard Cockin appears in a few of the Quaker marriages post 1800 as a witness, married in London and was a glover in Thorne.

Died in 1845 Doncaster aged 92. YoB c1753

All records I can see for this family he is of 'Armthorpe'

Baptism in 1753 Armthorpe to Joseph Cockin, parish clerk, and Ann (Walker)

These two are also the parents of Thomas Pearson Cockin who we have looked at.

[BushInn1746]

James Backhouse married Jane HEDLEY... parents of James who married Mary Dearman

Jane Hedley was the daughter of Johnathon Hedley and Mary SEVERS. - Possibly there is a Quaker connection with the Hord/ Severs article

Another marriage I spotted was that of a Joshua HEDLEY in Darlington ( now of Scarborough) to a Tabitha PROCTER in 1778 possibly the Procter connection here?

Hi Claire

Thank you.

So this 1843 obit I've found for Elizabeth Hord, aged 80 and linked to Severs, which you have linked to Hedley and James Backhouse's Father, James, is likely the Elizabeth Hord relation at the James Backhouse  = Mary Dearman of Thorne, Wedding? [see next reply]

I've been wanting to know who Elizabeth Hord was.

Brilliant Claire. Anything on her late husband William Hord, please?

Regards Mark