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Elizabeth Rogers was born on 15 January 1575 in Watford, Northamptonshire, England, Elizabeth was named in her father's will (see #3035 for a transcription). In the parish of Watford, co. Northampton, searches in the register, as transcribed by W. Watts, and with specific entries verified from the original registers by (Mrs.) M. A. Powell of the Northamptonshire Records Office, revealed the following data:
"Baptisms
1570 -- ---- Margareta Roggers (no parents mentioned)
1575 7 Jan Elizabeth Rogers daughter of Wilhelmi Rogers
1581 20 Apr Willimus Rogers son of Willimi Rogers."2 She was the daughter of William Rogers and Eleanor (?).2 She was named an heir in the will of William Rogers dated 13 August 1585 at the Archdeaconry Court of Northampton, Northamptonshire, England, The following transcript of William's will was published by Clifford Stott:
William Rogers of Watford (1585)
"In Dei Nomine Amen the XIIIth day of August Anno dom 1585 I willm Rogers of Watford in the county of Northton husbandman sicke in body but of whole and pfecte memory do make and ordeyne this my last will and testament in maner and form following first I bequeathe my soule into the hands of Almighty god my maker and to Jesus Christ my redeemer and to the holy ghost my sanctyfyer and my body to be buryed in the churchyard of Watford aforesaid Item I give and bequeath unto Thomas Rogers my eldest sonne one messuage with a little peece of ground joining to the same on the backside commonly called the cote and one quarter of land being in the neyther end field of Watford with all the appurtenances there unto belonging to enter upon the same messuage and quarter of land with appurtenances at twenty one years of his age and not before in the meantime my wife to have the occupation of it Item I give unto the same Thomas Rogers one gray colte and my beest kine to chuse the same at holy roodes of day commonly called thenvention of the holly crosse* nex ensuing the date hereof Item I give and bequeath unto the same Elizabeth Rogers my daughter one cowe and one lambe to be delivered unto hir at thenvention of the holy crosse next come twelve moneth which shalbe in the yeare of our lord god 1587 Item I give and bequeath unto Willm Rogers my sonne ten pounds of lawful Englishe money to be payed unto him at eighteen years of his age Item Igive unto the foresaid Willm Rogers my sonne the lease of one messuage or tenement wheron I now dwell and one halfe yard land unto the same belonging with all those pastures medowes feeding commons with all the appurtenances unto the same belonging lying in th towne or of field or fields of Watford aforesaid to enter upon the foresaid messuage half yard land with the appurtenances etc after the decease of Ellenor Rogers my wife at the endy of hir naturrall lyfe in the meantime the foresaid Ellenor to have and enioy the messuage halfe yard land with the appurtenances in as ample and large maner as is before specyfyed Item I give unto the sayd Willm Rogers my sonne three hyves commonly called his owne Provided always that yf it happen any of my foresaid children to decease before terme or tyme specyfyed or abouve specyfyed for payment or delivery of all and every of the foresaid porsions or legacyes that then they survivors or longer liver or livers to have the legacyes of the deceased equally devided ajongest and yf it happen all save one to decease then he or she to have and enioy all the whole legacyes of the deceased And yf it happa my children aforeayd to decease before the termes aforesaid then the legacyes to remayne with myne executrix Item I give and bequeath to Elizabeth Cole my sister xii [1] and to either of hir children iiii [1] a peece Item I give unto Willm Garle the sonne of Alexander Garle iiii [1] All the rest of my goods chattels moveable and unmoveable (illegible) unbequeathed my debts discharged I give unto Ellinor Rogers my wfye who I make my whole and sole executrix to fulfill this my last will and testament And I desire Robt Butler and Edward Rogers my brother to my overseers made in the psence of Robt Butler Robt Maddocke of Watford with others (proved 9 May 1586) Inventory x1ij [li] xix[s] ij
* The invention of the Holy Cross, celebrated 3 May, commemorates Empress Helena's discovery of the True Cross in Palestine in 376 A.D.3
"Baptisms
1570 -- ---- Margareta Roggers (no parents mentioned)
1575 7 Jan Elizabeth Rogers daughter of Wilhelmi Rogers
1581 20 Apr Willimus Rogers son of Willimi Rogers."2 She was the daughter of William Rogers and Eleanor (?).2 She was named an heir in the will of William Rogers dated 13 August 1585 at the Archdeaconry Court of Northampton, Northamptonshire, England, The following transcript of William's will was published by Clifford Stott:
William Rogers of Watford (1585)
"In Dei Nomine Amen the XIIIth day of August Anno dom 1585 I willm Rogers of Watford in the county of Northton husbandman sicke in body but of whole and pfecte memory do make and ordeyne this my last will and testament in maner and form following first I bequeathe my soule into the hands of Almighty god my maker and to Jesus Christ my redeemer and to the holy ghost my sanctyfyer and my body to be buryed in the churchyard of Watford aforesaid Item I give and bequeath unto Thomas Rogers my eldest sonne one messuage with a little peece of ground joining to the same on the backside commonly called the cote and one quarter of land being in the neyther end field of Watford with all the appurtenances there unto belonging to enter upon the same messuage and quarter of land with appurtenances at twenty one years of his age and not before in the meantime my wife to have the occupation of it Item I give unto the same Thomas Rogers one gray colte and my beest kine to chuse the same at holy roodes of day commonly called thenvention of the holly crosse* nex ensuing the date hereof Item I give and bequeath unto the same Elizabeth Rogers my daughter one cowe and one lambe to be delivered unto hir at thenvention of the holy crosse next come twelve moneth which shalbe in the yeare of our lord god 1587 Item I give and bequeath unto Willm Rogers my sonne ten pounds of lawful Englishe money to be payed unto him at eighteen years of his age Item Igive unto the foresaid Willm Rogers my sonne the lease of one messuage or tenement wheron I now dwell and one halfe yard land unto the same belonging with all those pastures medowes feeding commons with all the appurtenances unto the same belonging lying in th towne or of field or fields of Watford aforesaid to enter upon the foresaid messuage half yard land with the appurtenances etc after the decease of Ellenor Rogers my wife at the endy of hir naturrall lyfe in the meantime the foresaid Ellenor to have and enioy the messuage halfe yard land with the appurtenances in as ample and large maner as is before specyfyed Item I give unto the sayd Willm Rogers my sonne three hyves commonly called his owne Provided always that yf it happen any of my foresaid children to decease before terme or tyme specyfyed or abouve specyfyed for payment or delivery of all and every of the foresaid porsions or legacyes that then they survivors or longer liver or livers to have the legacyes of the deceased equally devided ajongest and yf it happen all save one to decease then he or she to have and enioy all the whole legacyes of the deceased And yf it happa my children aforeayd to decease before the termes aforesaid then the legacyes to remayne with myne executrix Item I give and bequeath to Elizabeth Cole my sister xii [1] and to either of hir children iiii [1] a peece Item I give unto Willm Garle the sonne of Alexander Garle iiii [1] All the rest of my goods chattels moveable and unmoveable (illegible) unbequeathed my debts discharged I give unto Ellinor Rogers my wfye who I make my whole and sole executrix to fulfill this my last will and testament And I desire Robt Butler and Edward Rogers my brother to my overseers made in the psence of Robt Butler Robt Maddocke of Watford with others (proved 9 May 1586) Inventory x1ij [li] xix[s] ij
* The invention of the Holy Cross, celebrated 3 May, commemorates Empress Helena's discovery of the True Cross in Palestine in 376 A.D.3
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Citations
William Rogers was born on 15 April 1581 in Watford, Northamptonshire, England, William was named in his father's will (see #3035 for a transcription) and he was not yet 18 years of age. In the parish of Watford, co. Northampton, searches in the register, as transcribed by W. Watts, and with specific entries verified from the original registers by (Mrs.) M. A. Powell of the Northamptonshire Records Office, revealed the following data:
"Baptisms
1570 -- ---- Margareta Roggers (no parents mentioned)
1575 7 Jan Elizabeth Rogers daughter of Wilhelmi Rogers
1581 20 Apr Willimus Rogers son of Willimi Rogers."2 He was the son of William Rogers and Eleanor (?).2 He was named an heir in the will of William Rogers dated 13 August 1585 at the Archdeaconry Court of Northampton, Northamptonshire, England, The following transcript of William's will was published by Clifford Stott:
William Rogers of Watford (1585)
"In Dei Nomine Amen the XIIIth day of August Anno dom 1585 I willm Rogers of Watford in the county of Northton husbandman sicke in body but of whole and pfecte memory do make and ordeyne this my last will and testament in maner and form following first I bequeathe my soule into the hands of Almighty god my maker and to Jesus Christ my redeemer and to the holy ghost my sanctyfyer and my body to be buryed in the churchyard of Watford aforesaid Item I give and bequeath unto Thomas Rogers my eldest sonne one messuage with a little peece of ground joining to the same on the backside commonly called the cote and one quarter of land being in the neyther end field of Watford with all the appurtenances there unto belonging to enter upon the same messuage and quarter of land with appurtenances at twenty one years of his age and not before in the meantime my wife to have the occupation of it Item I give unto the same Thomas Rogers one gray colte and my beest kine to chuse the same at holy roodes of day commonly called thenvention of the holly crosse* nex ensuing the date hereof Item I give and bequeath unto the same Elizabeth Rogers my daughter one cowe and one lambe to be delivered unto hir at thenvention of the holy crosse next come twelve moneth which shalbe in the yeare of our lord god 1587 Item I give and bequeath unto Willm Rogers my sonne ten pounds of lawful Englishe money to be payed unto him at eighteen years of his age Item Igive unto the foresaid Willm Rogers my sonne the lease of one messuage or tenement wheron I now dwell and one halfe yard land unto the same belonging with all those pastures medowes feeding commons with all the appurtenances unto the same belonging lying in th towne or of field or fields of Watford aforesaid to enter upon the foresaid messuage half yard land with the appurtenances etc after the decease of Ellenor Rogers my wife at the endy of hir naturrall lyfe in the meantime the foresaid Ellenor to have and enioy the messuage halfe yard land with the appurtenances in as ample and large maner as is before specyfyed Item I give unto the sayd Willm Rogers my sonne three hyves commonly called his owne Provided always that yf it happen any of my foresaid children to decease before terme or tyme specyfyed or abouve specyfyed for payment or delivery of all and every of the foresaid porsions or legacyes that then they survivors or longer liver or livers to have the legacyes of the deceased equally devided ajongest and yf it happen all save one to decease then he or she to have and enioy all the whole legacyes of the deceased And yf it happa my children aforeayd to decease before the termes aforesaid then the legacyes to remayne with myne executrix Item I give and bequeath to Elizabeth Cole my sister xii [1] and to either of hir children iiii [1] a peece Item I give unto Willm Garle the sonne of Alexander Garle iiii [1] All the rest of my goods chattels moveable and unmoveable (illegible) unbequeathed my debts discharged I give unto Ellinor Rogers my wfye who I make my whole and sole executrix to fulfill this my last will and testament And I desire Robt Butler and Edward Rogers my brother to my overseers made in the psence of Robt Butler Robt Maddocke of Watford with others (proved 9 May 1586) Inventory x1ij [li] xix[s] ij
* The invention of the Holy Cross, celebrated 3 May, commemorates Empress Helena's discovery of the True Cross in Palestine in 376 A.D.3
"Baptisms
1570 -- ---- Margareta Roggers (no parents mentioned)
1575 7 Jan Elizabeth Rogers daughter of Wilhelmi Rogers
1581 20 Apr Willimus Rogers son of Willimi Rogers."2 He was the son of William Rogers and Eleanor (?).2 He was named an heir in the will of William Rogers dated 13 August 1585 at the Archdeaconry Court of Northampton, Northamptonshire, England, The following transcript of William's will was published by Clifford Stott:
William Rogers of Watford (1585)
"In Dei Nomine Amen the XIIIth day of August Anno dom 1585 I willm Rogers of Watford in the county of Northton husbandman sicke in body but of whole and pfecte memory do make and ordeyne this my last will and testament in maner and form following first I bequeathe my soule into the hands of Almighty god my maker and to Jesus Christ my redeemer and to the holy ghost my sanctyfyer and my body to be buryed in the churchyard of Watford aforesaid Item I give and bequeath unto Thomas Rogers my eldest sonne one messuage with a little peece of ground joining to the same on the backside commonly called the cote and one quarter of land being in the neyther end field of Watford with all the appurtenances there unto belonging to enter upon the same messuage and quarter of land with appurtenances at twenty one years of his age and not before in the meantime my wife to have the occupation of it Item I give unto the same Thomas Rogers one gray colte and my beest kine to chuse the same at holy roodes of day commonly called thenvention of the holly crosse* nex ensuing the date hereof Item I give and bequeath unto the same Elizabeth Rogers my daughter one cowe and one lambe to be delivered unto hir at thenvention of the holy crosse next come twelve moneth which shalbe in the yeare of our lord god 1587 Item I give and bequeath unto Willm Rogers my sonne ten pounds of lawful Englishe money to be payed unto him at eighteen years of his age Item Igive unto the foresaid Willm Rogers my sonne the lease of one messuage or tenement wheron I now dwell and one halfe yard land unto the same belonging with all those pastures medowes feeding commons with all the appurtenances unto the same belonging lying in th towne or of field or fields of Watford aforesaid to enter upon the foresaid messuage half yard land with the appurtenances etc after the decease of Ellenor Rogers my wife at the endy of hir naturrall lyfe in the meantime the foresaid Ellenor to have and enioy the messuage halfe yard land with the appurtenances in as ample and large maner as is before specyfyed Item I give unto the sayd Willm Rogers my sonne three hyves commonly called his owne Provided always that yf it happen any of my foresaid children to decease before terme or tyme specyfyed or abouve specyfyed for payment or delivery of all and every of the foresaid porsions or legacyes that then they survivors or longer liver or livers to have the legacyes of the deceased equally devided ajongest and yf it happen all save one to decease then he or she to have and enioy all the whole legacyes of the deceased And yf it happa my children aforeayd to decease before the termes aforesaid then the legacyes to remayne with myne executrix Item I give and bequeath to Elizabeth Cole my sister xii [1] and to either of hir children iiii [1] a peece Item I give unto Willm Garle the sonne of Alexander Garle iiii [1] All the rest of my goods chattels moveable and unmoveable (illegible) unbequeathed my debts discharged I give unto Ellinor Rogers my wfye who I make my whole and sole executrix to fulfill this my last will and testament And I desire Robt Butler and Edward Rogers my brother to my overseers made in the psence of Robt Butler Robt Maddocke of Watford with others (proved 9 May 1586) Inventory x1ij [li] xix[s] ij
* The invention of the Holy Cross, celebrated 3 May, commemorates Empress Helena's discovery of the True Cross in Palestine in 376 A.D.3
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Citations
Elizabeth Rogers was the daughter of William Rogers and Joan (?).2
Research Note: The younger William Rogers (#3035) also mentioned a sister Elizabeth Cole and two children of hers. The following Cole entries, the only Cole baptisms in Watford registers, suggest that Elizabeth Rogers married John Cole:
Baptisms
1581 16 Jul Almerea Cole daughter of Johannis Cole
1585 18 Feb Robertus Cole son of Johanis Cole
1588 4 Sep Johannes Cole son of Johannis Cole.
Research Note: The younger William Rogers (#3035) also mentioned a sister Elizabeth Cole and two children of hers. The following Cole entries, the only Cole baptisms in Watford registers, suggest that Elizabeth Rogers married John Cole:
Baptisms
1581 16 Jul Almerea Cole daughter of Johannis Cole
1585 18 Feb Robertus Cole son of Johanis Cole
1588 4 Sep Johannes Cole son of Johannis Cole.
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Citations
- (named in brother's will, see #3035).
- [S140] Clifford Stott, "Ancestry of Thomas Rogers".
Edward Rogers was the son of William Rogers and Joan (?).2 He was named an heir in the will of William Rogers dated 20 April 1553 at Watford, Northamptonshire, England, William Rogers of Watford (1553)
"In the name of god Amen in the yeare of or lord god 1553 and in ye VIIth yeare of the Reyngne of oure sovergne lord Edward ye sixth… The XXth day of Aprill I Willm Rogs of Watford sycke in body and hole in mynde do maike this my last will and testament in manr and forme folowyng ffirst I bequeath my soule to almighty god and his blyssyd mother ye virgin Mary and to all ye heavenly company and my body to be buried in ye chyrche yard of Watford Item I bequethe the mother church of Peterborough ii [1] to ye poore mans boxe ii [1] Item I give to my chyldn that I have which are seven in number x1s apece and one to be Anothers hayer and thaye to resave (receive) theyre pts at ye age of xvi years Item I give Edward my sone a new brasse pott beside his part aforenamyd Item I maike Jone my fyffe my sole executrix to despose ye residue of my goods to gods pleasure… and I maike my brother Ryc (Richard) Nicholas Hawell and Thomas Sabyn and alijs.. (proved 19 May 1533).3
"In the name of god Amen in the yeare of or lord god 1553 and in ye VIIth yeare of the Reyngne of oure sovergne lord Edward ye sixth… The XXth day of Aprill I Willm Rogs of Watford sycke in body and hole in mynde do maike this my last will and testament in manr and forme folowyng ffirst I bequeath my soule to almighty god and his blyssyd mother ye virgin Mary and to all ye heavenly company and my body to be buried in ye chyrche yard of Watford Item I bequethe the mother church of Peterborough ii [1] to ye poore mans boxe ii [1] Item I give to my chyldn that I have which are seven in number x1s apece and one to be Anothers hayer and thaye to resave (receive) theyre pts at ye age of xvi years Item I give Edward my sone a new brasse pott beside his part aforenamyd Item I maike Jone my fyffe my sole executrix to despose ye residue of my goods to gods pleasure… and I maike my brother Ryc (Richard) Nicholas Hawell and Thomas Sabyn and alijs.. (proved 19 May 1533).3
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Citations
(?) Rogers (M)
#3365
#3365
Appears on charts:- Pedigree for Ronald L. Lahti
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Children of (?) Rogers- William Rogers+
Richard Rogers 1
Citations
- [S140] Clifford Stott, "Ancestry of Thomas Rogers", [citing Archdeaconry of Northampton, Registered Wills M:30].
Richard Rogers was the son of (?) Rogers.1 He was mentioned in the will of William Rogers dated 20 April 1553 at Watford, Northamptonshire, England, M0; William Rogers of Watford (1553)
"In the name of god Amen in the yeare of or lord god 1553 and in ye VIIth yeare of the Reyngne of oure sovergne lord Edward ye sixth… The XXth day of Aprill I Willm Rogs of Watford sycke in body and hole in mynde do maike this my last will and testament in manr and forme folowyng ffirst I bequeath my soule to almighty god and his blyssyd mother ye virgin Mary and to all ye heavenly company and my body to be buried in ye chyrche yard of Watford Item I bequethe the mother church of Peterborough ii [1] to ye poore mans boxe ii [1] Item I give to my chyldn that I have which are seven in number x1s apece and one to be Anothers hayer and thaye to resave (receive) theyre pts at ye age of xvi years Item I give Edward my sone a new brasse pott beside his part aforenamyd Item I maike Jone my fyffe my sole executrix to despose ye residue of my goods to gods pleasure… and I maike my brother Ryc (Richard) Nicholas Hawell and Thomas Sabyn and alijs.. (proved 19 May 1533).1
"In the name of god Amen in the yeare of or lord god 1553 and in ye VIIth yeare of the Reyngne of oure sovergne lord Edward ye sixth… The XXth day of Aprill I Willm Rogs of Watford sycke in body and hole in mynde do maike this my last will and testament in manr and forme folowyng ffirst I bequeath my soule to almighty god and his blyssyd mother ye virgin Mary and to all ye heavenly company and my body to be buried in ye chyrche yard of Watford Item I bequethe the mother church of Peterborough ii [1] to ye poore mans boxe ii [1] Item I give to my chyldn that I have which are seven in number x1s apece and one to be Anothers hayer and thaye to resave (receive) theyre pts at ye age of xvi years Item I give Edward my sone a new brasse pott beside his part aforenamyd Item I maike Jone my fyffe my sole executrix to despose ye residue of my goods to gods pleasure… and I maike my brother Ryc (Richard) Nicholas Hawell and Thomas Sabyn and alijs.. (proved 19 May 1533).1
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Citations
- [S140] Clifford Stott, "Ancestry of Thomas Rogers", [citing Archdeaconry of Northampton, Registered Wills M:30].
Rachel (?) (F)
#3367
#3367
Appears on charts:- Pedigree for Ronald L. Lahti
Rachel married William Long. Her married name was Rachel Long.
Last Edited=16 Oct 2003
Child of Rachel (?) and William Long- Sally Long+ b. 17 Aug 1795, d. 20 May 1861
Appears on charts:- Pedigree for Ronald L. Lahti
Jeremiah Newcombe was born on 8 November 1753 in Provincetown, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.1 
As of 8 November 1753, Jeremiah was also known as Jeremiah Newcombe (birth record, recorded Provincetown VR).1 He was the son of Silas Newcomb and Susannah Kilbourn.
Jeremiah, age 23, married Rachel Newcomb, daughter of Ebenezer Newcomb and Thankful Freeman, on 2 December 1776.
Jeremiah Newcomb died on 10 November 1834 in Brewster, Barnstable Co., MA, USA,, at the age of 81 years and 2 days.
As of 8 November 1753, Jeremiah was also known as Jeremiah Newcombe (birth record, recorded Provincetown VR).1 He was the son of Silas Newcomb and Susannah Kilbourn.
Jeremiah, age 23, married Rachel Newcomb, daughter of Ebenezer Newcomb and Thankful Freeman, on 2 December 1776.
Jeremiah Newcomb died on 10 November 1834 in Brewster, Barnstable Co., MA, USA,, at the age of 81 years and 2 days.
Last Edited=27 Mar 2005
Children of Jeremiah Newcomb and Rachel Newcomb- Andrew Newcomb b. 11 Jun 17782
Ebenezer Newcomb b. 24 Dec 17812
Reuben Newcomb b. 6 Aug 17832
Cate Newcomb b. 7 Jul 17852
Rachel Newcomb b. 1 Aug 17882
Jeremiah Newcomb+ b. 19 Jul 1794, d. 9 Apr 18772
Citations
Appears on charts:- Pedigree for Ronald L. Lahti
Rachel Newcomb was born in 1740 in Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, USA. She was the daughter of Ebenezer Newcomb and Thankful Freeman.
Rachel married Jeremiah Newcomb, age 23, , son of Silas Newcomb and Susannah Kilbourn, on 2 December 1776.
Rachel Newcomb died on 13 October 1834 in Brewster, Barnstable Co., MA, USA,, at the age of 94 years.
Rachel married Jeremiah Newcomb, age 23, , son of Silas Newcomb and Susannah Kilbourn, on 2 December 1776.
Rachel Newcomb died on 13 October 1834 in Brewster, Barnstable Co., MA, USA,, at the age of 94 years.
Last Edited=27 Mar 2005
Children of Rachel Newcomb and Jeremiah Newcomb- Andrew Newcomb b. 11 Jun 17781
Ebenezer Newcomb b. 24 Dec 17811
Reuben Newcomb b. 6 Aug 17831
Cate Newcomb b. 7 Jul 17851
Rachel Newcomb b. 1 Aug 17881
Jeremiah Newcomb+ b. 19 Jul 1794, d. 9 Apr 1877
Citations
- [S59] New England Historical and Genealogical Society NEHGR, 8:220.
Appears on charts:- Pedigree for Ronald L. Lahti
Silas Newcomb was born on 19 April 1725 in Provincetown, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.2,3 He was the son of Thomas Newcomb and Hepzibah Wood.1
Silas, age 23, married Susanah Kilborn on 5 August 1748 in Provincetown, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.4,5
Silas Newcomb died circa 1795.
He was the son of Thomas Newcomb and Hepzibah Wood.1 Silas, age 23, married Susanah Kilborn on 5 August 1748 in Provincetown, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.4,5
Silas Newcomb died circa 1795.
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Children of Silas Newcomb and Susannah Kilbourn- Susanah Newcomb b. 6 Sep 17506
Jeremiah Newcomb+ b. 8 Nov 1753, d. 10 Nov 1834
Sarah Newcomb b. 8 Sep 17557
Mary Newcomb b. 9 Dec 17588
Silas Newcomb b. 16 Dec 17619
Citations
- [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 11:188 [citing Provincetown VR: 11]; "Silas newcomb Son to Thoms and hizebah newcomb borne the 19day aprile 1725".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 405 [citing MD11:188]; "Children (NEWCOMB) all rec. Provincetown; first two by first wife [Hephziba Wood]... Silas b. 19 April 1725; m. Susannah Kilbourn".
- [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 11:188 [citing Provincetown VR 1:11]; "Silas newcomb Son to Thoms and hizebah newcomb borne the 19day aprile 1725".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 405 [citing MD11:188]; "... Silas b. 19 April 1725; m. Susannah Kilbourn".
- [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 12:78 [citing Provincetown VR]; "Eugust 4 1748 Silas newcomb and Susanah Kilborn ware Joned in marrige".
- [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 12:78 [citing Provincetown VR]; "Susanah Newcombe Dafter to Silas and Susanah newcomb Borne the 6 day Septamber 1750"
. - [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 11:216 [citing Provincetown VR]; "Sarah newcomb Dafter to Siles and and Susanah Newcombe Borne the 8 day Septamber 1755".
- [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 11:216 [citing Provincetown VR]; "mary Newcomb Dafter to Silas and Susanah Newcombe Borne the 9 day Desamber 1758".
- [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 11:216 [citing Provincetown VR]; "Silas newcombe Son to Silas and Susanah Newcomb Born the 16 day Desamber 1761".
Susannah Kilbourn (F)
#3371
#3371
Appears on charts:- Pedigree for Ronald L. Lahti
Susanah married Silas Newcomb, age 23, , son of Thomas Newcomb and Hepzibah Wood, on 5 August 1748 in Provincetown, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.1,2
As of 5 August 1748, Susannah was also known as Susanah Kilborn in the Provincetown VR record of marriage.1 As of 5 August 1748, her married name was Susannah Newcomb.
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Children of Susannah Kilbourn and Silas Newcomb- Susanah Newcomb b. 6 Sep 17503
Jeremiah Newcomb+ b. 8 Nov 1753, d. 10 Nov 1834
Sarah Newcomb b. 8 Sep 17554
Mary Newcomb b. 9 Dec 17585
Silas Newcomb b. 16 Dec 17616
Citations
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 405 [citing MD11:188]; "... Silas b. 19 April 1725; m. Susannah Kilbourn".
- [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 12:78 [citing Provincetown VR]; "Eugust 4 1748 Silas newcomb and Susanah Kilborn ware Joned in marrige".
- [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 12:78 [citing Provincetown VR]; "Susanah Newcombe Dafter to Silas and Susanah newcomb Borne the 6 day Septamber 1750"
. - [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 11:216 [citing Provincetown VR]; "Sarah newcomb Dafter to Siles and and Susanah Newcombe Borne the 8 day Septamber 1755".
- [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 11:216 [citing Provincetown VR]; "mary Newcomb Dafter to Silas and Susanah Newcombe Borne the 9 day Desamber 1758".
- [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 11:216 [citing Provincetown VR]; "Silas newcombe Son to Silas and Susanah Newcomb Born the 16 day Desamber 1761".
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Thomas Newcomb was born on 13 August 1697 in Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.1,2,3 He was the son of Thomas Newcomb and Elizabeth Cooke.
As of 16 June 1720, Thomas was also known as Thomas Nucome (as spelled in marraige intentions).4
Thomas Nucome and Hephziba Wood published marriage intentions on on 16 June 1720 in Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.4
Thomas married first, Hipziba Wood in August 1720.5,6
As of 31 May 1733, Thomas was also known as Thomas Nucomb , Jr. [as written in the marriage record of Thomas and Marcy].7
Thomas, age 35, married second, Marcy Tilton on 31 May 1733 at Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.8,7
Thomas Newcomb died circa 1764.
No probate records for Thomas Newcomb or his wives have been found in Barnstable County.
He was the son of Thomas Newcomb and Elizabeth Cooke. As of 16 June 1720, Thomas was also known as Thomas Nucome (as spelled in marraige intentions).4
Thomas Nucome and Hephziba Wood published marriage intentions on on 16 June 1720 in Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.4
Thomas married first, Hipziba Wood in August 1720.5,6
As of 31 May 1733, Thomas was also known as Thomas Nucomb , Jr. [as written in the marriage record of Thomas and Marcy].7
Thomas, age 35, married second, Marcy Tilton on 31 May 1733 at Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.8,7
Thomas Newcomb died circa 1764.
No probate records for Thomas Newcomb or his wives have been found in Barnstable County.
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Children of Thomas Newcomb and Hepzibah Wood- Sarah Newcomb b. 20 Jul 17239
Silas Newcomb+ b. 19 Apr 1725, d. c 179510
Children of Thomas Newcomb and Marcy Lathly- Hepzibah Newcomb b. 3 Jun 173411
Peggy Newcomb b. 16 Feb 173612
Betty Newcomb b. 10 May 173813
Thomas Newcomb b. 30 Sep 174014
Mary Newcomb b. 31 Jan 174315
Jenny Newcomb b. 4 Feb 174516
Citations
- [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 8:92 [citing Eastham & Orleans VR]; "Thomas Newcomb: the Son of Thomas and Elizebeth Newcomb was borne at Eastham ye thirteenth day of august in the year 169[worn]".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 405; "Thomas Newcomb b. Eastham 13 Aug. 169[worn; undoubtedly 1697]".
- [S145] John Bearse Newcomb, Newcomb Gen, Pg. 51; "Thomas Newcomb was b. in the N. part of Eastham, Cape Cod, Mass., Aug. 13 1697;.
- [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 28:110 [citing Eastham VR]; "June the 16th: 1720 Thomas Nucome Junr of Eastham Signified his purpose to contract marriage with Hephziba Wood of sd East ham in order to be published".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 405; He [Thomas Newcomb] m. (1) Eastham, int. rec. 16 June 1720, Hephziba Wood, otherwise unidentified. In the int. rec., he was called "Jr."; both of Eastham".
- [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 32:152 [citing Barnstable VR 2:312]; "Augst 1720 . Thomas Newcomb and Hipziba Wood were Married".
- [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 17:82 [citing Eastham & Orleans VR]; "May 31 : 1732 then Thomas nucomb junr & Marcy Tilton ware married by mr Isaiah Lues".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 405; "He [Thomas Newcomb] m. (2) Eastham, 31 May 1733 [VR undoubtedly incorrect in giving year of 1732, since int. recorded 21 April 1733 and marriage rec. found with others of 1733] Marcy (?Lathley) Tilton; prob. dau. of Philip and Mary (Bishop) Lathley".
- [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 11:188 [citing Provincetown VR: 11]; "Sarah newcomb Dafter to Thomas and hizepah newcomb borne the 20 day of July 1723".
- [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 11:188 [citing Provincetown VR: 11]; "Silas newcomb Son to Thoms and hizebah newcomb borne the 19day aprile 1725".
- [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 11:188 [citing Provincetown VR: 11]; "hizebah newcomb Dafter to Thomas and marce newcomb borne the 3 day of June 1734".
- [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 11:188 [citing Provincetown VR: 11]; "Peggey Newcomb Dafter to Thomas and marce Newcomb borne the 16 day of fabary 1736".
- [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 11:188 [citing Provincetown VR: 11]; "bety newcomb Dafter to Thomas and marce newcomb borne the 10 day of may 1738".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 405; "Thomas b. 30 Sept. 1740; m. (1) Mary Hool; m. (2) Hannah Haydon; to Chelsea and Boston [MA]".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 405; "Mary b. 31 Jan 1743; bp. Truro 8 July 1744; m. Thomas Bassett; to Chelsea".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 405; "Jenny b. 4 Feb. 1745; bp. Truro 3 June 1750; to Chelsea".
Hepzibah Wood (F)
#3373
#3373
Appears on charts:- Pedigree for Ronald L. Lahti
Her married name was Hepzibah Newcomb.
Hephziba Wood and Thomas Nucome published marriage intentions on on 16 June 1720 in Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.1
As of 16 June 1720, Hepzibah was also known as Hephziba Wood (as spelled in marriage intentions).1
Hipziba married Thomas Newcomb, son of Thomas Newcomb and Elizabeth Cooke, in August 1720.2,3
As of August 1720, Hepzibah was also known as Hipziba Wood.3
As of 1723, Hepzibah was also known as Hizebah Newcomb (as spelled on birth record of children Sarah and Silas).4
Hephziba Wood and Thomas Nucome published marriage intentions on on 16 June 1720 in Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.1
As of 16 June 1720, Hepzibah was also known as Hephziba Wood (as spelled in marriage intentions).1
Hipziba married Thomas Newcomb, son of Thomas Newcomb and Elizabeth Cooke, in August 1720.2,3
As of August 1720, Hepzibah was also known as Hipziba Wood.3
As of 1723, Hepzibah was also known as Hizebah Newcomb (as spelled on birth record of children Sarah and Silas).4
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Children of Hepzibah Wood and Thomas Newcomb- Sarah Newcomb b. 20 Jul 17234
Silas Newcomb+ b. 19 Apr 1725, d. c 1795
Citations
- [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 28:110 [citing Eastham VR]; "June the 16th: 1720 Thomas Nucome Junr of Eastham Signified his purpose to contract marriage with Hephziba Wood of sd East ham in order to be published".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 405; He [Thomas Newcomb] m. (1) Eastham, int. rec. 16 June 1720, Hephziba Wood, otherwise unidentified. In the int. rec., he was called "Jr."; both of Eastham".
- [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 32:152 [citing Barnstable VR 2:312]; "Augst 1720 . Thomas Newcomb and Hipziba Wood were Married".
- [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 11:188 [citing Provincetown VR: 11]; "Sarah newcomb Dafter to Thomas and hizepah newcomb borne the 20 day of July 1723".
Appears on charts:- Pedigree for Ronald L. Lahti
Thomas Newcomb was born circa 1668 in Kittery, ME, New England. He was the son of Andrew Newcomb and Sarah (?).
Thomas married Elizebeth Cooke, age 19, daughter of Josiah Cooke and Deborah Hopkins, in October 1693 at Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England, ; ["the first week of October in the year 1693"].1,2
Thomas Newcomb died after 1723 in Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.
Thomas married Elizebeth Cooke, age 19, daughter of Josiah Cooke and Deborah Hopkins, in October 1693 at Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England, ; ["the first week of October in the year 1693"].1,2
Thomas Newcomb died after 1723 in Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Children of Thomas Newcomb and Elizabeth Cooke- Edward Newcomb b. 3 Aug 16953
Thomas Newcomb+ b. 13 Aug 1697, d. c 1764
Simon Newcomb b. 30 Nov 16994
Deborah Newcomb b. c 17025
Mary Newcomb b. c 17046
Josiah Newcomb b. c 17067
Elizabeth Newcomb b. c 17098
Ebenezer Newcomb+ b. c 1712, d. 11 Oct 1782
Joseph Newcomb b. c 17159
Citations
- [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 8:92 [citing Eastham VR]; "Thomas Newcomb and Elizebeth Cooke were Married the first week. of october in the year 1693".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 99; "She [Elizabeth Cooke] m. Eastham in first week of Oct. 1693 Thomas Newcomb...".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 100; "[Newcomb] Edward b. 3 Aug. 1695; n.f.r.".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 100; "[Newcomb] Simon b. 30 Nov 1699".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 100; "[Newcomb] Deborah b. ca. 1702; bp. 2 June 1717".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 100; " Mary [Newcomb]... b. ca. 1704; bp. Truro 2 June 1717".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 100; "Josiah [Newcomb]... b. ca. 1706; bp. Truro 2 June 1717".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 100; "Elizabeth [Newcomb]... b. ca. 1709; bp. 2 June 1717".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 100; "Joseph [Newcomb]... b. ca. 1715; bp. 2 June 1717".
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Elizabeth Cooke was born in June 1674 in Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England, ("about the Midle of June : 1672).1,2 She was the daughter of Josiah Cooke and Deborah Hopkins.
Elizebeth, age 19, married Thomas Newcomb, son of Andrew Newcomb and Sarah (?), in October 1693 at Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England; ["the first week of October in the year 1693"].3,4 As of October 1693, her married name was Elizabeth Newcomb.
As of October 1693, Elizabeth was also known as Elizebeth Cooke [mrg. record].3
Elizabeth Cooke died after 7 December 1727 in prob. Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.5
She was the daughter of Josiah Cooke and Deborah Hopkins. Elizebeth, age 19, married Thomas Newcomb, son of Andrew Newcomb and Sarah (?), in October 1693 at Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England; ["the first week of October in the year 1693"].3,4
As of October 1693, her married name was Elizabeth Newcomb. As of October 1693, Elizabeth was also known as Elizebeth Cooke [mrg. record].3
Elizabeth Cooke died after 7 December 1727 in prob. Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.5
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Children of Elizabeth Cooke and Thomas Newcomb- Edward Newcomb b. 3 Aug 16956
Thomas Newcomb+ b. 13 Aug 1697, d. c 1764
Simon Newcomb b. 30 Nov 16997
Deborah Newcomb b. c 17028
Mary Newcomb b. c 17049
Josiah Newcomb b. c 170610
Elizabeth Newcomb b. c 170911
Ebenezer Newcomb+ b. c 1712, d. 11 Oct 1782
Joseph Newcomb b. c 171512
Citations
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 99; "Elizabeth Cooke b. Eastham in the middle of Jun 1674".
- [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 8:88 [citing Eastham VR]; "Josiah Cooke another daughter Named Elizabeth borne about the Midle of June: 1674".
- [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 8:92 [citing Eastham VR]; "Thomas Newcomb and Elizebeth Cooke were Married the first week. of october in the year 1693".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 99; "She [Elizabeth Cooke] m. Eastham in first week of Oct. 1693 Thomas Newcomb...".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 99; "Elizabeth Cooke... d. prob. Eastham after 7 Dec 1727".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 100; "[Newcomb] Edward b. 3 Aug. 1695; n.f.r.".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 100; "[Newcomb] Simon b. 30 Nov 1699".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 100; "[Newcomb] Deborah b. ca. 1702; bp. 2 June 1717".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 100; " Mary [Newcomb]... b. ca. 1704; bp. Truro 2 June 1717".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 100; "Josiah [Newcomb]... b. ca. 1706; bp. Truro 2 June 1717".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 100; "Elizabeth [Newcomb]... b. ca. 1709; bp. 2 June 1717".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 100; "Joseph [Newcomb]... b. ca. 1715; bp. 2 June 1717".
Appears on charts:- Pedigree for Ronald L. Lahti
Andrew Newcomb was born circa 1640. He was the son of Andrew Newcomb.
Andrew married first, Sarah (?) in 1661 at Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.
Andrew Newcomb died on 20 August 1706 in Edgartown, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.
Andrew married first, Sarah (?) in 1661 at Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.
Andrew Newcomb died on 20 August 1706 in Edgartown, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Child of Andrew Newcomb and Sarah (?)- Thomas Newcomb+ b. c 1668, d. a 1723
Sarah (?) (F)
b. 1642, d. between 1674 and 1675, #3377
b. 1642, d. between 1674 and 1675, #3377
Appears on charts:- Pedigree for Ronald L. Lahti
Sarah (?) was born in 1642 in Kittery, ME.
Sarah married Andrew Newcomb, son of Andrew Newcomb, in 1661 at Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England. As of 1661, her married name was Sarah Newcomb.
Sarah (?) died between 1674 and 1675.
Sarah married Andrew Newcomb, son of Andrew Newcomb, in 1661 at Sandwich, Barnstable Co., MA, New England. As of 1661, her married name was Sarah Newcomb.
Sarah (?) died between 1674 and 1675.
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Child of Sarah (?) and Andrew Newcomb- Thomas Newcomb+ b. c 1668, d. a 1723
Andrew Newcomb (M)
b. between 1616 and 1618, d. 31 January 1685/86, #3378
b. between 1616 and 1618, d. 31 January 1685/86, #3378
Appears on charts:- Pedigree for Ronald L. Lahti
Andrew Newcomb was born between 1616 and 1618 in Devonshire, England.
Andrew Newcomb died on 31 January 1685/86 in At Sea, Near Boston, MA.
Andrew Newcomb died on 31 January 1685/86 in At Sea, Near Boston, MA.
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Child of Andrew Newcomb- Andrew Newcomb+ b. c 1640, d. 20 Aug 1706
Appears on charts:- Pedigree for Ronald L. Lahti
Josiah Cooke was born circa 1645 in prob. Eastham or Plymouth, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.1 He was the son of Josiah Cooke.
Josiah married Deborah Hopkins, age 20, daughter of Giles Hopkins and Catherine Whelden, on 27 July 1668 at Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.2 He left a will dated 7 December 1727 at Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England, [recorded in Barnstable County Probate Records, Volume 5, pages 124-125]. Bequests made to:
South Church of Christ in Eastham "whereof I was a member" [forty shillings];
Rev. Mr. Samuel Osborn "Pastor of said church" [twenty shillings];
His son, Josiah Cooke, "my Silver headed Cane & no more of my estate & Twenty Shillings passable money";
His son Richard Cooke "Twenty Shillings passable money and no more of my estate";
His son, Joshua Cooke "Twenty Shillings passable money and no more of my estate";
His son Caleb Cooke "Twenty Shillings passable money and no more of my estate";
His "Loving Daughter" Deborah Godfrey "Twenty pounds in money or in things Valued at money price whereof in part of the Sd twenty pounds She hath reciev'd already a Note of the Particulars the Sum of Ten pounds Six Shillings - The remainder of the Twenty pound being paid She Shall have no more of my Estate";
His Daughter Elizabeth Newcomb ""Twenty Shillings passable money & no more of my estate";
His son, Benjamin Cooke, was named as the Sole Executor.
Witnesses to the will were Samuel Freeman, Isaac Pepper, and John Witherell. Samuel Freeman and Isaac Pepper appeared and gave oath to the will on 5 July 1732, before Caoram A. Bourn [Probate Judge], and the will was approved 30 Aug 1732. [Josiah mentions in the first part of the will that he had "Already given to my Children Considerable in Lands money &c."].3
Josiah Cooke died on 31 January 1730/31 in Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.
Josiah married Deborah Hopkins, age 20, daughter of Giles Hopkins and Catherine Whelden, on 27 July 1668 at Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.2 He left a will dated 7 December 1727 at Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England, [recorded in Barnstable County Probate Records, Volume 5, pages 124-125]. Bequests made to:
South Church of Christ in Eastham "whereof I was a member" [forty shillings];
Rev. Mr. Samuel Osborn "Pastor of said church" [twenty shillings];
His son, Josiah Cooke, "my Silver headed Cane & no more of my estate & Twenty Shillings passable money";
His son Richard Cooke "Twenty Shillings passable money and no more of my estate";
His son, Joshua Cooke "Twenty Shillings passable money and no more of my estate";
His son Caleb Cooke "Twenty Shillings passable money and no more of my estate";
His "Loving Daughter" Deborah Godfrey "Twenty pounds in money or in things Valued at money price whereof in part of the Sd twenty pounds She hath reciev'd already a Note of the Particulars the Sum of Ten pounds Six Shillings - The remainder of the Twenty pound being paid She Shall have no more of my Estate";
His Daughter Elizabeth Newcomb ""Twenty Shillings passable money & no more of my estate";
His son, Benjamin Cooke, was named as the Sole Executor.
Witnesses to the will were Samuel Freeman, Isaac Pepper, and John Witherell. Samuel Freeman and Isaac Pepper appeared and gave oath to the will on 5 July 1732, before Caoram A. Bourn [Probate Judge], and the will was approved 30 Aug 1732. [Josiah mentions in the first part of the will that he had "Already given to my Children Considerable in Lands money &c."].3
Josiah Cooke died on 31 January 1730/31 in Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Child of Josiah Cooke and Deborah Hopkins- Elizabeth Cooke+ b. Jun 1674, d. a 7 Dec 1727
Citations
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 25; "... Josiah Cooke, b. prob. Eastham or Plymouth ca. 1645; d. Eastham 31 Jan 1731/2; son of Josiah and Elizabeth (Ring) (Deane) Cooke".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 25; "She [Deborah Hopkins] m. Eastham 27 July 1668 Josiah Cooke...".
- [S87] Mass. Society of Mayflower Descendants, MD, 5:185-186 [citing citing Barnstable County Probate Records V:124-125].
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Deborah Hopkins was born in June 1648 in Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.1 She was the daughter of Giles Hopkins and Catherine Whelden.
Deborah, age 20, married Josiah Cooke, son of Josiah Cooke, on 27 July 1668 at Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.2 As of 27 July 1668, her married name was Deborah Cooke.2
Deborah Hopkins died between 28 February 1686 and 7 December 1727 in prob. Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.3
Deborah, age 20, married Josiah Cooke, son of Josiah Cooke, on 27 July 1668 at Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.2 As of 27 July 1668, her married name was Deborah Cooke.2
Deborah Hopkins died between 28 February 1686 and 7 December 1727 in prob. Eastham, Barnstable Co., MA, New England.3
Last Edited=2 Dec 2003
Child of Deborah Hopkins and Josiah Cooke- Elizabeth Cooke+ b. Jun 1674, d. a 7 Dec 1727
Citations
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 25; "Deborah Hopkins... b. Eastham in June of 1648...".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 25; "She [Deborah Hopkins] m. Eastham 27 July 1668 Josiah Cooke...".
- [S143] John D. Austin MF5G-6, Pg. 25; "Deborah Hopkins... d. prob. Eastham bet. 28 Feb. 1686/7 and 7 Dec. 1727".
Compiler:
Dr. Ronald L. Lahti, M.A., D.A., P.A
South Easton, MA
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