Who is JAKE HOOD, linked to Hood of Selby - Any help please?

[BushInn1746]

William COCKIN of the parish of Snaith bachelor and Ann ROBINSON of this parish (Hatfield) spinster

married after Banns 12 June 1830 by Thomas Fox, minister

William Cockin signed, Ann Robinson left her mark

Witnesses: John ? ? -orth and William COOKE

I have posted this on the Cockin thread and will add a link shortly at ...

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=756955.20

I feel there might be something in his Cookin / Cockin and Robinson?

Regards Mark

[BushInn1746]

William COCKIN of the parish of Snaith bachelor and Ann ROBINSON of this parish (Hatfield) spinster

married after Banns 12 June 1830 by Thomas Fox, minister

William Cockin signed, Ann Robinson left her mark

Witnesses: John ? ? -orth and William COOKE

Hello All

Thanks Claire, the other witness probably John Hepworth?

But it is Cockin and Cooke at Snaith, (with a Robinson too), that interests me:-

a) George Hood of Selby 1815 Marriage witnessed by Cookin (James Cookin).

b) A Grandchild of George Hood's Eizabeth Cook Hood.

c) Tim Schofield's pictures on Flickr of Robson & Robinson graves and Matthew Hood's 1717 grave in Selby Abbey Church.

Got this memory as a small boy, associating Snaith with sneezing, so it was mentioned. Very slight possibility it could have been my Grandmother discussing my Grandfather in the RAF - Snaith airfield. But he was Driffield based, although they force landed several times in their bomber, Snaith was not recorded on any surviving Accident Card or record.

Seems like Cockin and Cooke, in the Snaith marriage, are one of the same family.

Regards Mark


EDIT:

Just noticed Snaith was near Pollington, so adding these Hood of Pollington Burials, found on the FindMyPast weekend, transcribed as Snaith St Lawrence, (noted every Hood, Yorkshire burial image of 1780s decade and preparing a list).

James Hood of Pollington, buried 27 July 1781
Clarissa Hood, Widow of Pollington buried 15 April 1794
Not sure whether "(76)" is a grave number or her age.

[..claire..]

Hi

It does look like Hepworth on the marriage register

James HOOD married Clary RANBY 1st April 1762 ( BT rather than church register) Snaith, St Laurence.

I've spent some time looking at Cook(e) marriages at Snaith today. There are quite a few marriages by licence between the dates of 1780-1820, either in a rush to marry or possibly a family with some money, perhaps.

Also noted with interest two marriages 1790 and 1795 in Snaith of a Robinson Cooke, looks to have been born in Skelton in Cleveland to Thomas Cook (blacksmith) and Mary Robinson.

Claire

[BushInn1746]

Hi

It does look like Hepworth on the marriage register

James HOOD married Clary RANBY 1st April 1762 ( BT rather than church register) Snaith, St Laurence.

I've spent some time looking at Cook(e) marriages at Snaith today. There are quite a few marriages by licence between the dates of 1780-1820, either in a rush to marry or possibly a family with some money, perhaps.

Also noted with interest two marriages 1790 and 1795 in Snaith of a Robinson Cooke, looks to have been born in Skelton in Cleveland to Thomas Cook (blacksmith) and Mary Robinson.

Claire

Hello Claire

Great finds, thank you.

On reply #31 (James Cookin thread), I transcribed Tim Schofield's photos of his grave memorials, some are North-east England ...
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=756955.31

Pollington near Snaith was on the Goole Canal.

I enquired several weeks ago to the GRO (re the new GRO online index) over the changing of a Death surname Cookin (old index) to Cockin and another introduced as Cookin and would they check the actual Certificates too.

The GRO must have looked as one has reverted back to Cookin and they have left the other, as Cookin.

Regarding Goole and even if buried as Cockin, it seems someone was using the Cookin surname in the Goole District, for Thomas Cookin, 1847, aged 75.

I have ordered both Cookin GRO Death Cerificates, to see what was recorded and who was present at death. Lets hope it was not an Inquest, as a Coroner usually reports the death.


I've ordered two more Hood Probates one born Selby (Brother of my 2 X Gt. G.), the other his widow (with Wills), to see if there is a reference to a possession of an ancestor, or an unknown Hood.


I've ordered a Copy of another from the Probate Registry, because the Will from the Register in the Leicester Records Office and the Inland Revenue Stamp Duty paperwork, I've had for nearly 20 years, seem too brief.

A [Shoe Distributor] Henry Peters Tyler [premises Belvoir Street, Leicester / residence Cossington Hall, Cossington, Leicester - 1904 Obit] has given up his claim to be Executor. I found a photo of their family monument here at Leicester ...

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=173022671

But no Hood - Tyler marriage link, seems it was business.

Regards Mark

[..claire..]

Hi

Cockins of Luddington Lincs, have been touched on before by Jomot, but maybe worth a second look.

In trying to find something about the Thomas C in your post I came across this marriage by Licence.

Thomas Cockin (aged 24 and of Luddington, Lincs.) and Margrit CHESTER (18 a minor of Hatfield) married at Hatfield 17 Aug. 1796

Both signed
Witnesses: Mary Hutton, Thomas Chester and Robt. Cockin

Wonder if there is a family link with Chester Newby's mother Hannah Newby nee Chester ?

If the burial of Hannah I've found is the correct one in 1839, her entry in the Death Duty register reads Hannah NUBY of Carlton, Snaith Yorks. .... Wm Mitton, Stamford Lincoln.

William Mitton bn Snaith 1789 son of Henry & Mary Mitton nee Eadon.

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When Richard Gibson married Eleanor Wainwright in 1792 one of the witnesses was a RICHARD GOLTON a tailor ( son of a Richard Golton of Wistow).  Richard Golton (the witness) had a son Richard in 1779 who married an Elizabeth Perkin ( father Thomas Perkin of Berwick) c1803.

In 1812 Richard GOULTON bn 1779 was buried in Selby , a ELIZABETH GOLTON a widow married CHESTER NEWBY 1814

claire

[BushInn1746]

Hi

Cockins of Luddington Lincs, have been touched on before by Jomot, but maybe worth a second look.

In trying to find something about the Thomas C in your post I came across this marriage by Licence.

Thomas Cockin (aged 24 and of Luddington, Lincs.) and Margrit CHESTER (18 a minor of Hatfield) married at Hatfield 17 Aug. 1796

Both signed
Witnesses: Mary Hutton, Thomas Chester and Robt. Cockin

Wonder if there is a family link with Chester Newby's mother Hannah Newby nee Chester ?

If the burial of Hannah I've found is the correct one in 1839, her entry in the Death Duty register reads Hannah NUBY of Carlton, Snaith Yorks. .... Wm Mitton, Stamford Lincoln.

William Mitton bn Snaith 1789 son of Henry & Mary Mitton nee Eadon.

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When Richard Gibson married Eleanor Wainwright in 1792 one of the witnesses was a RICHARD GOLTON a tailor ( son of a Richard Golton of Wistow).  Richard Golton (the witness) had a son Richard in 1779 who married an Elizabeth Perkin ( father Thomas Perkin of Berwick) c1803.

In 1812 Richard GOULTON bn 1779 was buried in Selby , a ELIZABETH GOLTON a widow married CHESTER NEWBY 1814

claire

Hello Claire

Thank you very much.

My word, this is more great detective work from Rootschatters!

Nearly mentioned old Chester Newby yesterday, because Pollington is South of Selby and not too distant from Whitley in the 1790 Baptism Register for Chester Newby.

Got it from Ancestry (under August Newby) 1790
8 August  Chester So of Thomas & Hannah Newby, Whitley

In 1815 Chester Newby was a Miller at Selby (per George Hood's 1815 Marriage Bond).

Whitley is not too from Samuel Hirst of Kellington, acquainted with a George Hood.

EDITED In 1833 George Hood of Selby Brewer becomes the owner of a property in Wren Lane, formerly belonging to John Clarkson of Newport in the Parish of Eastrington, occupied by William Mitton of Snaith Gentleman and George Hood. William Mitton of Snaith was a Maltster.

The 1833 registration of the above in Wren Lane, Selby, says that a neighbouring property belongs to Lord Petre and occupied by George Hood (likely ex Gibson and Halliday), which George Hood purchased two years later at the 1835 Sale and registered in 1836.

Don't look specifically, but have Clark, Carter, or Clarkson surnames cropped up in any of your searches so far? George Hood purchased from them.

Kind regards, Mark

[BushInn1746]

Hello All

Don't know if this 1814 piece, of a 9 page Abstract of Title for an Estate at Clementhorpe & Staddlethorpe in Yorkshire I have purchased, is any use?

The document mentions a George Cockin of Sandholme in the Parish of Eastrington County of York Farmer in 1814. In 1824 George Cockin then described as then late of Sandholme aforesaid but then of Clementhorpe aforesaid Farmer & Mary his wife (p.5) ...

Also mentioned are Jno Pierson of Howden in the County of York Gent'n.
(A Solicitor in the newspapers by this name).

For the benefit of any Dickinson researchers ...
Barnard Dickinson of Coalbrook Dale in the County of Salop Gentleman (Nephew & Heir at Law of William Dickinson then late of Brocklesby in the County of Lincoln Gent'n deced) ...
Joseph Dickinson of Beverley Parks County of York Grazier.
William Dickinson who died about the 19th July 1813.
His Will bearing the date on or about 8th January 1795.
Annuity to his Wife Christian Dickinson.

Regards Mark


EDIT
I also purchased a 31st December 1814 Conveyance and the short title is:-

Mr Barnard Dickinson
or the [unreadable] of the
Exor of the late Mr
William Dickinson

To

Mr Geo Cockin and
Trustee.

[..claire..]

Hi

Regarding the death registration of the Thomas Cockin in the Goole area, NO burial found. However I checked the indexes again and there are NO other Thomas Cockin or variant deaths registered BUT there is this burial

Thomas COCKIN buried 9 May 1847 LUDDINGTON, Lincs. aged 75 years.

THE other couple George and Mary Cockin ~ death registrations in Howden but buried again in Luddington

COCKIN, GEORGE    age 57     
GRO Reference: 1838  S Quarter in HOWDEN UNION  Volume 23  Page 45

COCKIN, MARY       age 72     
GRO Reference: 1853  M Quarter in HOWDEN  Volume 09D  Page 68

George Cockin buried Luddington St Oswalds 16 March 1838 aged 57 ~ death duty register confirms abode - Clementhorpe, Parish of Blacktoft, Yorkshire, England

Mary Cockin buried Luddington St Oswalds  23 March 1853 aged 72. ~ death duty register confirms Blacktoft as abode

So some definite links with Lincolnshire

claire

[..claire..]

George COCKIN ( aged 27) and Mary PINDAR (aged 27) both of Luddington married by  Licence 2 May 1808 in Luddington

He signed, she left her mark
Witnesses: Jas. Pindar and Wm Cockin

EDIT: These two Cockins  George and Thomas were brothers, children of Thomas Cockin and Elizabeth Dowery, married at Luddington 26 Nov 1765.

Thomas bpt. 27 Oct 1771
George bpt. 20 Jul 1780
William bpt. 28 Apr 1775
Robert bpt. 12 May 1778

claire