A Memorial of Francis Cook : One of the "first Comers" of the Plymouth Colony, December 22, 1620 And of His Immediate Descendants
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the probability is, that he was only one of the proprie- tors, but never settled there, as, according to the records, he died the following year, aged 86. By his will, he left the homestead to his son-in-law, Richard Wright, who married his daughter Hester.
John Thompson (son-in-law), William Crow, and John Barker were appointed by the Court to adminis- ter upon his estate. .
^ - - - y /.j Page 10:— Died Apr. 7th, 1GG3. His will is dated 7th, Dec. He appointed his wife Hester and son John execu...tors.
H. C.
MEMORIAL. ll JOHN COOK, the oldest son, early appears upon the records as a prominent personage in colo- nial affairs, and in after-years as a most noted member of the company while residing at Plymouth, and particularly after his removal to the new purchase of Dartmouth, in 1662. March 28, 1634, he married Sarah Warren. From this time, through a long life, he seems to have been engaged in official business.
In 1639, was elected one of the governor's assistants, — an office, in those days, of much honor and im- portance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the probability is, that he was only one of the proprie- tors, but never settled there, as, according to the records, he died the following year, aged 86. By his will, he left the homestead to his son-in-law, Richard Wright, who married his daughter Hester.
John Thompson (son-in-law), William Crow, and John Barker were appointed by the Court to adminis- ter upon his estate. .
^ - - - y /.j Page 10:— Died Apr. 7th, 1GG3. His will is dated 7th, Dec. He appointed his wife Hester and son John execu...tors.
H. C.
MEMORIAL. ll JOHN COOK, the oldest son, early appears upon the records as a prominent personage in colo- nial affairs, and in after-years as a most noted member of the company while residing at Plymouth, and particularly after his removal to the new purchase of Dartmouth, in 1662. March 28, 1634, he married Sarah Warren. From this time, through a long life, he seems to have been engaged in official business.
In 1639, was elected one of the governor's assistants, — an office, in those days, of much honor and im- portance.
What to read after A Memorial of Francis Cook : One of the "first Comers" of the Plymouth Colony, December 22, 1620 And of His Immediate Descendants?
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