Sarah Cock

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name
Sarah Cock
aka
[Sarrah Cock]
sex
female
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summary
Wife of James Cock of Matinecock, Oyster Bay, Long Island, and mother of nine children born there between 1655 and 1680, among them James Cock and Henry, who married Mary Feke. Widowed by 1699, she died at Matinecock in December 1715. Grandmother of Mary (Cock) Frost; her maiden name is unknown, though she was possibly a Clarke.
died
date
16th of 10th mo. 1715
place
Matinecock, Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[book-cock-genealogy-1914]
note
The 10th month, before 1752, is December: 16 Dec 1715. "Sarrah Cock of Matinicock dyed 16d. 10 mo. 1715" (Friends' register of deaths on Long Island, Cock genealogy, p. 13).

Wife of James Cock of Matinecock and mother of James Cock (1674), grandfather of Mary (Cock) Frost. The Friends' register lists "The children of James and Sarah Cock, borne Killingworth," nine of them between 1655 and 1680 (source, p. 13). In 1699, as "Sarah Cock of ye Town of Matenacock, widow," she was named as the mother of her son Henry when he declared his intention to marry Mary Feke (p. 18). She died at Matinecock in December 1715, and the compilers thought she was "doubtless interred in the 'Underhill Burying Hill' at Killingworth upon Matinecock where also the Fekes and Priars were laid" (p. 13).

Her maiden name is unknown. "Nothing is known regarding the ancestral relations of Sarah the wife of James Cock," the compilers wrote (p. 12); in a later note they thought her "probably" a Clarke, sister of Samuel Clarke of North Sea, Southampton (p. 13). That is possible only.

Research: The Long Island Quaker families of the Frost line.

Open questions

  • Her maiden name (Clarke?).
  1. ---
  2. name: Sarah Cock
  3. aka: [Sarrah Cock]
  4. sex: female
  5. access: public
  6. summary: >-
  7. Wife of James Cock of Matinecock, Oyster Bay, Long Island, and mother of nine children born there
  8. between 1655 and 1680, among them James Cock and Henry, who married Mary Feke. Widowed by 1699,
  9. she died at Matinecock in December 1715. Grandmother of Mary (Cock) Frost; her maiden name
  10. is unknown, though she was possibly a Clarke.
  11. died:
  12. date: 16th of 10th mo. 1715
  13. place: Matinecock, Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York
  14. basis: documented
  15. confidence: proven
  16. sources: [book-cock-genealogy-1914]
  17. note: 'The 10th month, before 1752, is December: 16 Dec 1715. "Sarrah Cock of Matinicock dyed 16d. 10 mo. 1715" (Friends'' register of deaths on Long Island, Cock genealogy, p. 13).'
  18. ---
  20. Wife of James Cock of Matinecock and mother of James Cock (1674), grandfather of Mary (Cock) Frost.
  21. The Friends' register lists "The children of James and Sarah Cock, borne Killingworth," nine of them
  22. between 1655 and 1680 ([source](/files/sources/book-cock-genealogy-1914/), p. 13). In 1699, as "Sarah Cock of ye
  23. Town of Matenacock, widow," she was named as the mother of her son Henry when he declared his intention
  24. to marry Mary Feke (p. 18). She died at Matinecock in December 1715, and the compilers thought she was
  25. "doubtless interred in the 'Underhill Burying Hill' at Killingworth upon Matinecock where also the
  26. Fekes and Priars were laid" (p. 13).
  28. Her maiden name is unknown. "Nothing is known regarding the ancestral relations of Sarah the wife of
  29. James Cock," the compilers wrote (p. 12); in a later note they thought her "probably" a Clarke, sister
  30. of Samuel Clarke of North Sea, Southampton (p. 13). That is possible only.
  32. Research: `research/mcmillan/Frost_Underhill_Bowne_Feake.md`.
  34. ## Open questions
  36. - Her maiden name (Clarke?).
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