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Persoonlijke gegevens Mary Underwood 

• Zij is geboren in het jaar 1710 in New Castle, Lawrence, Colony of Pennsylvania, British Colonial America.
• Geloof: Society of Friends (Quaker).
• (Marriage) op 28 september 1730 in London Grove Township, Chester, Pennsylvania, British Colonial America.
• (Marriage) op 7 januari 1758 in Cane Creek MM, Orange, North Carolina.
• (Marriage) op 27 mei 1758 in New Garden MM, Orange, North Carolina, British Colonial America.
• Zij is overleden in het jaar 1794 in Orange, North Carolina, United States, zij was toen 84 jaar oud.
• Zij is begraven in het jaar 1794 in Orange, North Carolina, United States.

Gezin van Mary Underwood

Zij is getrouwd met Thomas Cooke.

Zij zijn getrouwd

Kind(eren):

1. Abraham Cook  1731-1793
2. Sarah Ann Cook  1732-1781
3. Alexander Cook  1740-1805
4. Isaac Cook  1743-1820 
5. Jacob Cook  1746-1809
6. Mary Elizabeth Cook  1747-1807
7. Thomas M Cook  1751-1805
8. Jonah COOK  1752-1842

Notities over Mary Underwood

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=51294139 Birth: 1712 Delaware County Pennsylvania, USA Death: 1794 Union County South Carolina, USA The daughter of Reverend Alexander & Jane (Harry/Harris) Underwood of Chester Co PA, Mary married Thomas Cooke in Sep 1730, the son of the late Peter Cooke & Eleanor (Norman) Cooke of Cheshire England. They married at London Grove Quaker Meetin g House in Chester Co PA. Mary was pregnant when she married Thomas. New Garden MM records in Chester Co PA: 8-31-1730 - Londongrove Preparative Meeting informs also "ye Alexander Underwood's Daught er is with Childe by Thomas Cooke." 9-28-1730 - Wm. Swaine gives account yt he and Thos: "Speakman was with Thos. Cooke and Alexander Underwood's Daughter and yt they seem sorry for what they havedo ne and this meeting is informed that they are marryed." 10-26-1730 - Joseph Pennock reports that "he and William Swaine were with Thomas Cooke and wife and he appeared here with acknowledgement: Jose ph Pennock to see it read at Londongrove." 12-27-1730/31: "The Women's meeting have sent in a paper to this meeting from under ye hand of Mary Cooke, condemning her evil actions. William Swaine to re ad at London Grove." (A descendant, Bonnie's daughter, 2014) Children: (all appear to have dropped the E from surname) 1) Abraham Cook (1731-1793), m: Phebe Mills. 2) Sarah Ann Cook (1732-1795), m: B owater Beals. 3) Ruth E Cook (b. 1732), no further info as yet. 4) Alexander Cook (b. 1740), no further info as yet. 5) Isaac Cook (1743-1820), m: Charity Wright. 6) Jacob Cook (b. 1746), m1: Mary Joh n, m2: Susannah Speakman. 7) Mary Elizabeth Cook (1748-1809), m1: Uriah Carson, m2: Caleb Sumner (my 4x Gr-Grandfather). 8) Thomas Cook (1751-1805), m: Mary Mills. First husband Thomas Cook died 25 M ar 1751. Mary next married Joseph Wells in May 1758 in York Co PA: Mary (Underwood) Cook is mentioned on 27 May 1758 in the meeting minutes of New Garden: "Mary, widow late of Pennsylvania, reported married to Joseph Wels (Wells) of Cane Creek." On 1 Jul 1758, Mary Wells and her children, Isaac Cook, Mary Cook and Thomas Cook, were all received at Cane Creek Monthly Meeting from the New Garden M eeting. On 12 Apr 1773 Mary Wells was granted a certificate to the New Garden Monthly Meeting. Mary's mother Mary Jane Harry was daughter of Hugh Harry and Elizabeth Brinton). (A descendant, Nola Ba iley Cooper, 2012) Reference: Ancestry Genealogy - SmartCopy: Apr 17 2018, 2:18:07 UTC

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