Follow Us
Like Us
Historical records matching Maj. Aaron Cook
view all 28
Immediate Family
-
wife -
daughter -
-
son -
wife -
son
-
daughter
-
son
-
wife
-
wife -
father
-
mother
About Maj. Aaron Cook
He was baptized at Bridport,Co.Dorset Mar 20, 1613/4.
Aaron Cook Jr served in King Philip's War. He commanded the garrison at Westfield in 1675.
His first wife was Mary Ford Cook, daughter of Thomas Ford and Joane Waye Ford. Mary died in 1649 at Windsor,CT.
His second wife was Joan Denslow Cook, *possibly* (not proven) daughter of Nicholas Denslow and Elizabeth Doling Denslow. Joan died April 1676 at Westfield,MA.
His third wife, whom he married Dec 2,1676, was Elizabeth Nash Cook, daughter of John Nash and Elizabeth Tapp Nash of New Haven,CT. She died Sept 3, 1687 and is probably buried beside Aaron in Northampton.
His fourth and final wife, whom he married Oct 2,1688, was Rebecca Foote Smith Cook, widow of Philip Smith, and daughter of Nathaniel Foote and Elizabeth Deming Foote.
Aaron Cook was the son of Aaron Cook and Elizabeth Charde Cook of Bridport,Co.Dorset, England.
Children(by first marriage): Joanna Cook Wolcott(first wife of Simon Wolcott), Aaron Cook III, Miriam Cook Leeds, and Moses Cook.
Children(by second marriage): Samuel Cook, Elizabeth Cook Parsons(first wife of Samuel Parsons), John Cook, and Noah Cook(father of Elizabeth Cook Clark and Noah Cook Jr).
Family links:
Spouse: Rebecca Foote Smith Cooke (1634 - 1701)
Children:
- Aaron Cook (1641 - 1716)*
- Miriam Cooke Leeds (1643 - 1720)*
- Calculated relationship
Burial: Bridge Street Cemetery Northampton Hampshire County Massachusetts, USA
Maintained by: Kevin Avery Originally Created by: GWC Record added: Apr 05, 2008 Find A Grave Memorial# 25751965
- Updated from MyHeritage Family Trees via sister Bethia Sweetser (born Cooke) by SmartCopy: Jul 17 2015, 21:53:57 UTC
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/25751965/aaron-cooke
Aaron Cook was the son of Aaron Cook and Elizabeth (Chard) Cook of
Bridport,Co.Dorset, England.
He was baptized at Bridport,Co.Dorset Mar 20, 1613/4.
NOTE: Lower three photos are of a cenotaphic memorial in Palisado Cemetery in Windsor, Connecticut.
His first wife was Mary (Ford) Cook, daughter of Thomas Ford and Joane (Waye) Ford. Mary died in 1649 at Windsor,CT.
Children(by first marriage): Joanna Cook Wolcott(first wife of Simon Wolcott), Aaron Cook III, Miriam Cook Leeds, and Moses Cook.
His second wife was Joan (Denslow) Cook, *possibly* (not proven) daughter of Nicholas Denslow and Elizabeth (Doling) Denslow. Joan died April 1676 at Westfield,MA.
Children(by second marriage): Samuel Cook, Elizabeth Cook Parsons(first wife of Samuel Parsons), John Cook, and Noah Cook.
His third wife, whom he married Dec 2,1676, was Elizabeth (Nash) Cook, daughter of John Nash and Elizabeth (Tapp) Nash of New Haven,CT. She died Sept 3, 1687 and is probably buried beside Aaron in Northampton.
His fourth and final wife, whom he married Oct 2,1688, was Rebecca (Foote) Smith Cook.
pkm
This Aaron was Major Aaron Cooke Jr., who was involved in the First Anglo-Dutch War (1652–1654). Proof:
"Aaron (Capt.), b. Eng., 1610" "His military career seems to have commenced in W.[Windsor], for 21 May 1653, Leftenent Cooke was app. Commander in Chief of the 65 soldiers drafted out of the 10 Conn. towns, on a requisition of the Commissioners of the United Colonies, for a war against the Dutch. ... In 1687, Gov. Andros made Capt. Cooke a Major (then the highest military office in Mass.), and, after Andros's fall, he was again Captain... He d. at Northampton, 5 Sept. 1690, ae. 80."
Source: "The History and Genealogies of Ancient Windsor, Connecticut," by Henry Reed Stiles, pub. 1891, pages 160-161, free online at:
https://archive.org/details/historygenealogi02stil/mode/2up
Contributor: Bill Benson (36798045)
view all 28
Maj. Aaron Cook's Timeline
| 1614 |
March 20, 1614
|
Bridport, Dorset, England
|
|
|
March 20, 1614
|
Bridport, Dorset, England
|
||
| 1630 |
1630
Age 15
|
Dorchester, Suffolk, Morocco
|
|
| 1638 |
August 5, 1638
|
Simsbury, (Present Hartford County), Connecticut Colony
|
|
| 1640 |
February 21, 1640
|
Windsor, (Present Hartford County), Connecticut Colony, British Colonial America
|
|
| 1645 |
November 16, 1645
|
Windsor, Connecticut Colony
|
|
| 1650 |
November 21, 1650
|
Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut
|
|
| 1653 |
August 7, 1653
|
Windsor, Connecticut Colony
|