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

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My great grandmothers son also used Bernard . Gregory Bernard Hood died only 11 mths old

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My great grandmothers son also used Bernard . Gregory Bernard Hood died only 11 mths old

Bernard and Barnard of Selby, Yorkshire

Indenture of 7th Day of May 1708
Indenture between Joseph Hall of Selby in the County of Yorke Yeoman of th'one part And Richard Peirson of Selby aforesaid in the said County Gent of th'other part ...

Summary -

 ... All that Messuage or Tenement with the Barne Stable Malt Kilne Horse Mill, Garth Garden or Orchard thereto belonging and all the other buildings thereto adjoyneing and appteyning with their and every of their app'tenances Situate Standing and being in Selby aforesaid in a Certaine Street called Ouzgate [Ousegate] abutting upon the Church Dam towards the South and the River Ouze toward the North the Messuage or Tenement of Francis Walmesley Esq called the Suger house towards the East and the Messuage or Tenement of Mary the now wife of Isaack Bernard towards the West and now in the occupation of the said Joseph Hall his under Tennants or Assigns Together with all and Singular Outhouses Edifices Garths Commons Common of Pasture Ways Waters Watercourses profitts Commodities Hereditaments and Appurtenances whatsoever to the said Messuage or Tenement and Premises hereinbefore mentioned belonging or in any wise appteyning or therewithall used occupied or Enjoyed [sic] ...

[Documents purchased by Mr M. Hood family, with Peirson & Firman of Selby and Firman of Ireland associated documents) ]

Richard Peirson's property abutted Mary Bernard's property.

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1717 Roman Catholic Allegiance Records Mrs Mary Barnard

A Free rent of one Shilling and Eight pence payable to her and yearly Issueing out of Two messuages formerly Mr Cooks in Selby aforesaid belonging to Mrs Mary Barnard and in poss'ion[?] of Mrs Mary Barnard Mr Thomas Moseley and Charles Bateson.

West Yorkshire Archives Service - Cat. Ref. QE 28/173

Background
"Roman Catholics were required to register their names and real estates with the Clerk of the Peace of the county where they owned property in order to attest to their loyalty. Those who refused to swear the oath were liable to be imprisoned. Convicted recusants were ordered to receive Anglican communion once a year or face a fine or seizure of their property. Recusants were also barred from office and professions including the military and informers were paid £50 for revealing a priest saying mass or persons attending mass. The obligation was repealed in 1791."

Mrs Mary Barnard's house was formerly the house of Mr COOK.

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I even wonder if George Hood of Selby was a Catholic and the reason for no Yorkshire Baptism or Birth record.

Catholics didn't get full freedom until the early 1800s.

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At Selby, Yorkshire, Ap 20 [20th April] 1707

Isaac Bernard married Mrs Cook

In the West Yorkshire Catholic Oath records (about 1717), regarding the property of Mrs Mary Barnard, the record says:- Two Messuages formerly Mr Cooks

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1706 Samuel Barnard of Selby

The Administration of Samuel Barnerd's Estate

1706 Isaac Barnerd of Selby, gent. is bound to adminster the estate of Samuell Barnerd, his nephew, of Selby, deceased.

Published by the Yorkshire Archaeological Society
https://archive.org/details/YASRS047

Selby Abbey Memorials and Burial Locations Survey.

Interior of the Church

Notes in Survey as written:-

Barnard. ...uel
Date 1706, CSA, Bay from W. 3, No 244.

DR. Burton 1758 has his "Samuel Barnard 3rd Jan 1706. Aetat 48."

Administration of Will Jan'g 1706 "Selby Wills"
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When Dr Burton published his book the Stone was obviously readable.

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Circa 1717 West Yorkshire Catholic Oath Allegiance Records

A Messuage and Dwellinghouse and Garth in the Market Place in Selby aforesaid late Purritts and a stable part of Abbey Kiln and Several Closes and parcels of Land called Tomson's Close Bains Red Carrs and Moorwood Red Carrs all in Selby aforesaid set by her from year to year to Mr Richard Pearson at the yearly Rack rent of thirteen pounds now in the poss'ion of Mr Richard Pearson Samuel Hudd and Charles Stoppart.

Lands in Selby aforesaid called Jacques lands in poss'ion of Mr William Maliverer Richard Morritt John Bacon and Robert Barker. ...
A Free rent of ten Shillings payable to her and yearly Issueing out of several Messuages and Lands in Selby aforesaid belonging to Robert Pockley Robert Bustard Mr Richard Harbott Edward Morritt Widow Hudd Thomas Cordley William Turpin William Cook and William Nutt.
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A free rent of four pence and payable to her yearly Issueing out of a Messuage in Selby aforesaid belonging to Roger Hudd and in poss'ion of Thomas Dilcock.

One Moiety of a Cottage in Selby aforesaid set by her from year to year to Robert Banks at the yearly Rack rent of two shillings yearly [ ? ] one hence six pence now in the poss'ion of Samuel Bradbury and Nathaniel Hudd.


Summarised ...

Catholic Oath Records

1719 Indenture Lady Petre to Richard Pearson ...
Inrolled 29th July 1720
Richard Pearson ... All that one Messuage or Tenem't Standing in the Market Place late in the occupation of George Purratt and now in the Possession of one Hood a Barber in Selby aforesaid with a little Backside thereto belonging And also one Close called Thompsons Close and five closes called Bains and Moorwoods Redcarrs ...

Amended:
Hood a Barber is the same property occupied by Samuel Hudd.
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Seems the majority of the earlier Hood males at Selby are mentioned amongst the Catholic Oath records at Selby.
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I have the Will of Roger Hood of Selby, but I now need to find some more recent Catholic records (later 1700s).

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An update to all who contributed thank you and a bit of a long shot, but I'm going to look at this family at Pannal Hall ...

An old claim online linked to my Hood some years ago, claimed to have been in contact with a Casson who had also promoted their Surname, also some Arms of a claimed Casson predecessor at Pannal Hall.

Apparently the Family papers which once belonged to Jane Casson Hood of Selby (a Wife of a Brother to my main Hood line from the 1815 Selby Yorkshire Marriage), inherited were disposed of?

It was previously screen shotted by Claire, emailed and kept by me that Casson claimed online that their Edwin Casson, was of Pannal Hall, Yorkshire, although the Census says Pannal House.

I have just googled Pannal again and an unchecked online claim appears, that a Bentley of Pannal married a Procter.

Well, my Ancestor George Hood of Selby was invoved in property dealings with a Wm Massey (Quaker) who also married a Procter of Selby, in the Abbey Church at Selby.

Mark

Amended

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Parish of Pannal 1802

"William Bentley and Mary Procter   June 16th"

Marriages mixed with Baptisms, but seems to be Marriages right hand side.

[No residence given]

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Parish of Pannal 1802

"William Bentley and Mary Procter   June 16th"

Marriages mixed with Baptisms, but seems to be Marriages right hand side.

[No residence given]

Possibly nee Mary Procter?

Mary Bentley, Widow of William Bentley, Esq., died 7th October 1846, at Pannal, aged 65 years.

Just my good fortune again 

Died before the 1851 Census!

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1841 Census Pannal, Knaresborough, Yorkshire.

Pannal Hall
William Bentley, 60, Farmer, Y.
Mary Bentley, 60, Y.
Mary Bentley, 30, Y.
Eliza Bentley, 28, Y.
Annabella Bentley, 26, Y.

Female & Male Servants
Ellen Hardisty, 22
Jane Savile, 18
Tho's Bland, 19
William Greenwood, 16
All Born Y.

Mark

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The History and Topography of Harrogate and the Forest of Knaresborough,
by William Grainge,
London : Simpkin, Marshall, And Co.
York : John Sampson.
1882

https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=sr8HAAAAQAAJ&printsec=titlepage&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q&f=false

Regarding "Pannal House, now used as a boarding school," the book clearly states there on page 236 that:- "After the decease of the last William Crosby, it was purchased by the late Edwin Casson, Esq., after whose demise, in 1863, it was purchased by Mr. Thomas Watson, the present owner."

Casson linking to Pannal Hall is an error and confirmed by the Probate Calendar and the book, to be Pannal House.

The 1863 Probate Calendar says Edwin Casson of Pannal House, Pannal, Yorkshire, was formerly of Bradford, Yorkshire.

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The book has some information on the Bentley Family of Pannal Hall in the Registers and also some church memorial inscriptions at Pannal on p.241 and other pages.

The references to the surname Procter are on pages:- 222 ; 229 & 241.

I cannot see a link to Procter of Selby, regarding Mary Bentley (nee Procter), in the book.

Mark

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Interesting that the attachments also mention, Thorne, Mordecai Casson, Curtis, etc., discussed before and that some family CASSON diaries were claimed to be burnt.

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Interesting, an Ann Conway, servant in the house of Mord'i Casson, at Thorne, in the 1841 Census.

One in my line born Hannah Mary ... Anna Mary Hood, 27, of Selby, daughter of John Hood, Tanner, married John Conway Curtis, 26, in 1878, at Selby, Yorks, son of Samuel Brunyee Curtis, Accountant.
Present as wits: Clara Richardson Hood ; George Lowther Curtis.

Goughy was on to Conway Curtis and

Claire found this:- 
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=756955.msg6308594#msg6308594

1880 a Warrant for his Arrest issued by the Police at Moor Street, Birmingham!

My family called her A. M. Hood of 291 Camberwell Road, London. But Goughy discovered at 291 Camberwell Road, London, her surname was not Hood, nor Curtis, but Anna Mary Grove.

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The Signature of James Cockin who married Mary Torr in 1791 at Thorne, looks similar to the one on George Hood's 1815 Marriage.

More like a Thorn in the flesh.

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My late Grandmother suggested something similar to Incest [Consanguineous] had gone on somewhere, but she was stopped from saying anymore, as I was a boy and too young to hear such things.
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Some notes were added to a family Copy Will outer and Will we have, notes copied from a TNA document (RG 6/866) ; the 1786 Scarborough Register and William Hood's 1851 Marriage.

Mark