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About Jacob Cooke, 4th
GEDCOM Note
Jacob Cooke emigrated from Plymouth early in 1740 and settled at Mendham. In 1767 he moved to Hunterton County, NJ, and then in 1773 to Washington County, NJ, along with Demas Lindley. Jacob settled on Lower Ten Mile. Jacob and Demas built the Lindsley Fort. RIN: MH:N95
GEDCOM Sources
- The genealogy of Francis Cooke and other families : together with a list of the Mayflower passenger 1,61157::1558280
- U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current Ancestry.com Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. 1,60525::0
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Jacob Cooke, 4th's Timeline
| 1725 |
April 19, 1725
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Kingston, Plymouth, Massachusetts
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| 1751 |
March 29, 1751
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Mendham, NJ, United States
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1755
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Mendham, Nj
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1755
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Clermont, Ohio, United States
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1755
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NJ
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| 1758 |
August 9, 1758
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Mendham, Morris County, New Jersey, Colonial America
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| 1761 |
January 22, 1761
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Morristown, Morris, NJ, United States
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| 1765 |
1765
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Morristown, Morris, New Jersey
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| 1768 |
May 22, 1768
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Morristown, Mrrs, New Jersey, United States
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