| Name |
Henry Cooke |
| Born |
England  |
| Gender |
Male |
| Group |
Immigrant Ancestors |
- Immigrant Ancestors of New England Halls
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| FamilySearch ID |
LH5F-FQG |
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| Court |
6 Jul 1647 |
Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts |
- Essex Antiquarian, Vol. 6, p. 24 (1902).
Salem Quarterly Court Records and Files
Court, 6 : 5: 1647.
John Alderman v. Henry Cook. Account about 14 goats.
Henry Cooke v. John Alderman. Defamation.
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| Court |
1648 |
Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts |
- Essex Antiquarian, Vol. 6, p. 78 (1902).
Salem Quarterly Court Records and Files.
Henry Cooke deposed the same.
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| Court |
15 Nov 1648 |
Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts |
- Essex Antiquarian, Vol. 6, p. 79 (1902).
"Henry Cooke fined for abusing the watch, calling them proud, saucy boys, proud mallapart boys, and rascally and Jackanapes boys. George Ropes was fined for justifying him."
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| Court |
26 Dec 1648 |
Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts |
- Essex Antiquarian, Vol. 6, p. 108 (1902).
Salem Quarterly Court Records and Files.
Court, 26: 10: 1648
Civil Cases:--
Capt. William Hathorne v. Henry Cooke. Debt.
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| Land |
1649 |
Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts |
- Essex Antiquarian, Vol. 2, p. 172.
Rev. Nicholas Noyes House.
"... The southern part of this lot of Henry Cook of Salem, butcher, on which stood his house in 1649, the original lot running through to Williams' lane. Mr. Cook died Dec. 25, 1661. The estate then came into the hands of Theodore Price, who died possessed of it in 1672... Jan. 31, 1687, Isaac Cook, eldest son and heir of Henry Cook, the original owner, released the lot to Mr. Noyes."
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| Land |
1649 |
Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts |
- Essex Antiquarian, Vol. 2, p. 171
Dr. Daniel Weld House.
"The northern half of this lot (down to the dashes) was the western portion of the original lot of of Henry Cooke in 1649. He died in 1661, and his widow, Judith Cook, conveyed the northern half of this part to Joshua Rea of Salem May 21, 1662.... March 30, 1688, Henry Cook's eldest son, Isaac, released to Messrs. Rea, Weld, and Sewell the same portion that his mother had conveyed to Joshua Rea."
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| Court |
27 Jun 1649 |
Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts |
- Essex Antiquarian, Vol. 6, p. 159 (1902).
Salem Quarterly Court Records and Files.
Court, 27: 4: 1649
Henry Combes acknowledged judjement in favor of Henry Cooke of Salem.
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| Court |
11 Sep 1649 |
Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts |
- Essex Antiquarian, Vol. 6, p. 161 (1902).
Salem Quarterly Court Records and Files.
Court, 11: 7 mo: 1649
Mary Oliver presented for stealing goats. Witnesses: Mr. Alderman, Good: Buffam, Henry Cooke and Thomas Cutler.
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| Land |
11 Dec 1649 |
Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts |
- The Essex Genealogist, Vol. 19, p. 194 (1999).
Henry Cook to Henry Birdsall (mortgage)
(1:15) On the 11th of the 10th month 1649, Henry Cook (butcher) of Salem, for 10 pounds, mortgaged his house & shop and 1 acre of ground adjoining in Salem, to Henry Birdsall, as by his deed, dated the 10th of 10ber 1649 appeareth.
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| Court |
26 Dec 1649 |
Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts |
- Essex Antiquarian, Vol. 6, p. 162 (1902).
Salem Quarterly Court Records and Files.
Court, 26: 10: 1649
Mary Oliver presented for speaking against the Governor, saying he was unjust, sentenced to be whipped, not exceeding twenty stripes. Witnesses: John Alderman and Samuel Arcard. Captain Hathorne and Mr. Downing to see that it is done.
Henry Cooke borrowed a pick axe of Mary Oliver and could not prove that he had brought it back : to pay her for it, four shillings.
George Ropes complained that Mary Oliver kept away a spade of his. To pay him for it five shillings.
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| Court |
25 Nov 1651 |
Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts |
- Essex Antiquarian, Vol. 7, p. 83 (1903).
Salem Quarterly Court Records and Files.
Court, 25: 9: 1651
Henry Keney and Henry Cooke of Salem, for striking each other. Cooke was fined and Keney admonished. [wit: Ed: Batter, jr., Ph Deron and Hen: Duminge. -- Files]
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| Court |
1 Jul 1652 |
Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts |
- Essex Antiquarian, Vol. 7, p. 130 (1903).
Salem Quarterly Court Records and Files.
Court, 1: 5 mo: 1652
Phillip Crumwell v. Henry Cooke. Defamation, for saying he was a base fellow, and if he had not had Mr. Kenyston's money he could not have paid his debts.
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| Court |
2 Jul 1652 |
Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts |
- Essex Antiquarian, Vol. 7, p. 130 (1903).
Salem Quarterly Court Records and Files.
Court, 2: 5 mo: 1652
Henry Cooke v. Thomas Crumwell. Battery.
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| Land |
23 Jul 1653 |
Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts |
- Essex Antiquarian, Vol. 13, p. 35 (1909).
Edward Flint Lot. This lot was conveyed by Henry Cooke of Salem, butcher, for three pounds, to William FLint of Salem July 23, 1653.
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| Court |
27 Jun 1654 |
Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts |
- Essex Antiquarian, Vol. 8, p. 83 (1904).
Salem Quarterly Court Records and Files.
Court, 27: 4: 1654
Henry Cooke v. Capt. Hathorne and Mr. henry Bartolmew, administrators of the estate of Richard Hollingworth. Debt.
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| Court |
29 Nov 1656 |
Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts |
- Essex Antiquarian, Vol. 9, p. 64 (1905).
Salem Quarterly Court Records and Files.
Court, 28: 9: 1656
Henry Cooke of Salem and his son Isaac presented for beating and kicking Sam Abourn and Moses Abourne, sons of Sam Abourne, on ye Lord's day. Discharged.
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| Court |
1 Jul 1657 |
Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts |
- Essex Antiquarian, Vol. 9, p. 156 (1905).
Salem Quarterly Court Records and Files.
Court, 1: 5 mo: 1657
Hen: Cooke arresting John Rouden. Not entered.
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| Court |
28 Jun 1659 |
Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts |
- Essex Antiquarian, Vol. 13, pp. 90-91 (1909).
Salem Quarterly Court Records and Files.
Court, June 28, 1659.
Will of John Leach, sr., provem by Eliza: Buxton and Mary ffelton; Richard Leach, executor. Amount of inventory, £33, 12s., 10d. [This will was printed in full in The Essex Antiquarian, volume VII, page 175. Inventory of the estate of John Leach, st., was taken 20: 10: 1658, by Daniel Rea and Henry Cook. Amount £35, 2s. Debts were due to Philip Veren, Adam Westgate, John Ingersol, Willi Curtis, Ed: Beecam, Tho: Ricks, John Burton and John Grover. -- FIles]
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| Died |
25 Dec 1661 |
Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts |
| Probate |
1662 |
Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts |
- NEHGS Register, Vol. 6, p. 249 (1852)
Early Settlers of Essex and Old Norfolk.
COOK, Richard, ae. 48 in 1658. John, inventory, 1650. Henry, inventory, 1662; ch. Isaac, ae. 22; Samuel, se. 20; John, se. 14; Judith, 18; Rachel, 16; Mary and Martha, 12; Henry, 8; Hannah, 4. John Ipswich, 1664. John, ae. 20 in 1668. Richard, ae. 58 in 1672.
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| Probate |
14 Jan 1661/62 |
Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts |
- NEHGS Register, Vol. 154, p. 340 (2000)
"The inventory of the estate of Henry Cooke, deceased, of Salem taken 14 January 1661/2 sowed a debt of £2 10s owed to Ezekiel Wathen. [109] Essex County Probate 1:384.
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| Land |
21 May 1662 |
Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts |
- Essex Antiquarian, Vol. 2, p. 170.
Stephen Sewall House.
"The remainder of the lot came into the possession of Mr. Sewall as follows: The northern part down to the dashes was orignally owned by Henry Cook, who died in 1661. Judith Cook, his widow, conveyed it to Joshua Rea, husbandman, May 21, 1662. The next space (down to the next dashes) Mr. Cook's son John conveyed to Thomas Maule March 7, 1671. June 10, 1672, Mr. Maule sold the northern half of the strip to Mr. Rea; and about that time Rea became possess of the other half."
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| Person ID |
I11612 |
New England Hall Families Master Tree |
| Last Modified |
24 Jun 2019 |
| Family |
Judith Birdsale, b. Bef 2 Jun 1611, d. 11 Sep 1689, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts (Age ~ 78 years) |
| Married |
Jun 1639 |
Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts |
- Massachusetts Vital Records to 1850, Salem
Births, Vol. 1, Cooke
p. 206
Elizabeth, d. Henry and Judith (Birdsale), Sep. --, 1654. CT. R.
Hana, d. Henry and Judith (Bridsale), Sept. --, 1658. CT. R.
Henry, s. Henry and Judith (Birdsale), 30: 10m: 1652. CT. R.
Isaack, s. Henry and Judith (Birdsale), 3 : 2 m: 1640. CT. R.
John, S. Henry and Judith (Birdsale), 6 : 7 m: 1647. CT. R.
Judith, d. Henry and Judith (Birdsale), 15 : 7 m : 1643. CT. R.
p. 207
Martha, d. twin, Henry and Judith (Birdsale), 15 : 7 m : 1650 CT. R.
Mary, d. twin, Henry and Judith (Birdsale), 15 : 7 m : 1650 CT. R.
Rachell, d. Henry and Judith (Birdsale), 25 : 7 m: 1645
Samuell, s. Henry and Judith (Birdsale), 30 : 7 m : 1641. CT. R.
Marriages, Vol. 3, Cooke
p. 243
Hannah, and Daniell Cannady, 10 : 9 m : 1681. CT. R.
Henry, Judith Birdsale, June --, 1639. CT. R.
Henry, and Mary Hale, last of 7 m : 1678. CT. R.
Isaack, and Elizabeth Buxstone, May 3, 1664. CT. R.
John, and Mary Buxton, Dec, 28, 1671. CT. R.
Mary, and Robert Moulton, July 17, 1672. CT. R.
p. 244
Rachell, and William Vinson, of Gloucester, 17 : 8 m : 1660.
Rachell, and Elisha Kebbe, 12 : 10 m : 1667. CT. R.
Death, Vol. 5, Cooke
p. 175
Elizabeth, d. Henry and Judith (Birdsale), Sept. --, 1654. CT. R.
Henry, sr., Dec. 25, 1661. CT. R.
Judeth, wid. Henry, Sept. 11, 1689. CT. R.
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| Children |
| | 1. Samuel Cooke, Sr., b. 30 Sep 1641, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts , d. 25 Dec 1703, Wallingford, New Haven County, Connecticut (Age 62 years) |
| | 2. Rachel Cooke, b. 25 Sep 1645, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts , d. 10 Sep 1740, Enfield, Hartford County, Connecticut (Age 94 years) |
| | 3. Henry Cooke, b. 30 Dec 1652, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts , d. 1705, Wallingford, New Haven County, Connecticut (Age 52 years) |
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| Last Modified |
6 Dec 2013 |
| Family ID |
F5286 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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