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About Jane Cocke
The most compelling part of the book quotes William and Mary College Quarterly Series 1 vo l 9 p46 in essay "Families of Smith": Nicholas Cock of Middlesex Co, Virginia was a Dutch settle r who with Minor Doodes (not sure why this is backwards -Carla) and other Dutchmen, was natur alized a citizen in 1673. He married Jane, widow of Bartholemew Curtis about 1661.
She ha d issue by her first husband, one son:
- Nicholas Curtis
and by her second husband, two children:
- *1) Jane, who married first Rice Jones and second Lt. John Smith, and
- (2) Maurice, who married Elizabeth, widow of Doodes Minor, son of Minor Doodes. Maurice Cock made his will i n 15 May 1696 and with him the male line of this family became extinct.
As spelled in Dutch or German, Cock was doubtless Koch." -Carla Goodloe
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Jane Cocke's Timeline
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1627
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England
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| 1660 |
1660
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Middlesex, Virginia, United States
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1661
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Christ Church Parish, Middlesex, Virginia
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1661
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Middlesex County, VA, United States
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May 14, 1694
Age 67
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Middlesex County, Virginia Colony, British Colonial America
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