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_Robert de Chisholm _|
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_Edmund Chisholm ____|
| (1453 - 1500) m 1485|
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| |_Marion Douglas _____|
| (1402 - ....) m 1424|
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|--Beatrix Chisholme
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| _Sir Malcolm Drummond ___|__________________________
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| _James Drummond _____|
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| | |_Mariot Murray __________|__________________________
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|_Janet Drummond _____|
(1464 - 1512) m 1485|
| _Alexander Graham ________+
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| _Patrick Graham 1st Lord_|__________________________
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|_Jannet Graham ______|
(1444 - 1491) |
| _Robert 1st Lord Erskine _+
| | (1368 - 1452) m 1400
|_Christian Erskine ______|_Elizabeth Lindsay _______
_John Cooke __________
| (1475 - ....)
_Anthony Cooke ______|_Alice Saunders ______
| (1504 - 1576) m 1533 (1480 - ....)
_Richard Cooke ___________|
| (1531 - 1579) m 1567 |
| | _William FitzWilliam _+
| | | (.... - 1534) m 1509
| |_Anne FitzWilliam ___|_Anne Hawes __________
| (1504 - 1588) m 1533 (1482 - ....)
_Francis Cooke ______|
| (1577 - 1663) m 1603|
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| |_Anne Caunton ____________|
| (1548 - ....) m 1567 |
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|--John Cooke
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| _Jacques Jan Le Mahieu ___|
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|_Hester Le Mahieu ___|
(1585 - 1676) m 1603|
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|_Jeanne (Jennie) Unknown _|
(.... - 1609) m 1603 |
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[19246]
Cooke, by R. V. Wood, Picton Press, 1996:
pg 38: John was a Mayflower passenger in his own right.
John Cooke, Junior or the younger was on sever committees and held
several offices as follows:
Jury, 7 June 1636 and 4-5 October 1636; Grand Inquest or Grand Jury 7
March 1636/7 and 5 June 1638; committee to be added to Governor and
Counsell to make laws 16 May 1639; appointed deputy 1 August 1654. [he
was called Junior or the younger because there was an older John Cooke
who came to Plymouth in 1633 - relationship unknown.]
pg 39: John Cooke was a member of the Plymouth military company, 1643. He
was a deacon in Plymouth Church for many years. He was one of the first
purchasers of Dartmouth, Mass. He joined the Baptist Church, became a
preacher. When he died,he was the last male survivor of the Mayflower
passengers.
pg 41 contains the will (in typescript) of John Cooke with a facsimile of
the original on pg44.
Richard Warren Of the Mayflower, and Some of His Descendants, by Mrs.
Washington A. Roebling, 1901,NEHGR Vol 55, pg 73-74:
...John Cooke, eldest sonof Francis Cooke, the "Mayflower" passenger and
himself also of that company, though as a child "young enough," to be led
ashore by his father's hand." He was, however, of sufficient age in 1634,
to be taxed equally with his father; was a volunteer for the Pequot war,
7 June 1637, "if provision could be made for his family." It was in this
year that Mrs. Warren, in consideration ofa marriage solemnized between
her dau. Sarah and John Cooke, the younger, ofRockey Nook, conveyed to
the said John land at Eel River, which he shortly after, 11 November,
1637, exchanged with his brother-in-law, Richard Bartlett.He was a
member of the Plymouth military company, Aug., 1643, and a representative
from Plymouth in the General Court of the colony, 1638-9, 1641-4, 1647,
1653-6. Plymouth Church had made him one of its deacons, but disagreeing
with the pastor, Reverend John Reyner, upon theological issues, and with
others of the colony, upon the persecution of the Quakers, he removed to
Dartmouth, of which he was one of the first purchasers; selectman 1670,
1672-3, 1675,1679-83, representative to the General Court 1666-8,
1673-5, 1679-1682, 1696. John Cooke was one of the partners in the
building of the first vessel of the colony---" the forty ton leviathian
of the deep, the pride and delight of Plymouth"-- and was appointed to
build a ferry between Dartmouth and Rhode Island. About the time of his
settlement in Dartmouth he became an adherent of the religious principles
implanted by Roger Williams and Obadiah Holmes, and was for many years a
minister of the Baptist denomination.
He died at Dartmouth, 23 November, 1695, the last male survivor of the
passengers on the "Mayflower," and lies buried at Oxford, the upper
village of the town, with no monument to mark his resting place. His
will, executed 9 November, 1694, is recorded in the Bristol County
Registry of Probate, I, 139.
Children:
i. Sarah Cooke.
ii. Elizabeth Cooke.
iii. Esther Cook.
iv. Mercy Cooke.
v. Mary Cooke.
Mayflower Families in Progress (MFIP), Richard Warren of the Mayflower
and His Descendants for Four Generations compiled by Robert S. Wakefield,
FASG, Janice A. Beebe and others, Fifth edition, publ. by General Society
of Mayflower Descendants, 1995, pg 4:
On 21 May 1672 John Cooke, yeoman of Dartmouth, and wife Sara gave land
in Dartmouth to son-in-law Thomas Tabor of Dartmouth.
On 17 July 1673 he deeded land in Dartmouth to Daniel Wilcocks, yeoman of
Dartmouth, and Elizabeth his dau. "now wife to said Daniell Witcckes."On
the same day he deeded land in Dartmouth to "Phillip Tabor and Mary my
Daughter now wife to said Phillip Tabor."
On 26 June 1674, he deeded land in Dartmouth to Arthur Hatheway. He
mentions his dau. Sarah is the wife of Arthur Hatheway.
The will of John Cook of Dartmouth
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A deacon in his Church, he was ex-communicated in 1657 for turning Baptist during religious troubles. He removed to Dartmouth (New Bedford) and became an occasional Baptist preacher. He was made a deacon in 1634, the same year he was married. Came to America on Mayflower.
[19245] 5-8-1696-entered in court
[19247]
[S235]
John Kahlerl (jbkaherl@aol.com)
[19248]
[S508]
Warren, MFIP, Ed 5, pg 4 (1995)
[19249]
[S509]
Grt.Mig. (Warren) NEHGS ONLINE Vol. I-III (2 Jul 2003)
[19250]
[S507]
Grt.Mig. (Fr. Cooke) NEHGS ONLINE Vol. I-III (2 Jul 2003)
[19251]
[S510]
Warren, by Mrs. Roebling, NEHGR 55:73 (1901)
[19252]
[S511]
Francis Cooke by Wood, Pict.Press, pg 304 (1996)
[19253]
[S197]
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com
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(1630 - 1684) m 1651|
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