6957.Thomas Cook. Born ca 1648 in Portsmouth, RI.251 Thomas died on 1 Feb 1670.251
Thomas did not marry.
Will of Thomas Cooke, Jr, eldest son of Thomas Cooke of Portsmouth, dated 29 Jan 1670, mentions grandfather Thomas Cooke , father Thomas Cooke of Portsmouth, brothers John Cooke eldest, George Steven, and Ebenezer Cooke youngest, all under 21; sisters of whom only Sarah Parker wife of Peter Parker is mentioned; uncle John Cooke; and Joseph Torey no relationship.248
6958.Mary Cook. Born ca 1650 in Portsmouth, RI.251 Mary died on 11 Jan 1671.251
Mary Langord’s will, dated 7 Nov 1670/1 Portsmouth, no proved date, wife of Thomas Lanford, mentions husband’s unnamed child, sister Sarah Parker, brother Thomas, and uncle John Cooke; Obediah Holms whom I trust.248
Mary married Thomas Langford, son of John Langford. Born ca 1634. Thomas was baptized in Netherbury, Dorset, on 25 Dec 1634.251 Thomas died in Portsmouth, RI in Nov 1670.251
Thomas arrived in New England 27 Feb 1657 from Bristol, England, listed as the servant of George Gallop. The name of Thomas’ first wife, mother of his son Thomas, has not been learned.251
Thomas Langord’s will, dated 30 Oct 1670 Portsmouth, mentions his wife Mary.248
6959.Capt. John Cook. Born ca 1652 in Portsmouth, RI.251 John died in Tiverton, RI in Oct 1727.251
John married Mary Havens (6181) , daughter of William Havens (2465) (ca 1618-between 13 Mar 1680 and 25 Sep 1683) & Dennis (-aft 1692). Born ca 1656 in Portsmouth, RI.251 Mary died in Tiverton, RI in Jul 1754.251
6960.George Cook. Born ca 1654 in Portsmouth, RI.251 George died in Kingston, RI ca 1704.251
Ca 1686 George married Sarah Place, daughter of Enoch Place (5 Nov 1631-Jun 1695) & Sarah Mumford (ca 1632-).251 Born ca 1668.251 Sarah died in Kingston, RI bef 12 Jan 1746/7.
Their children include:
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Sarah Cook (14 Mar 1690/1-between 26 Oct 1746 and 1 Jan 1747)
6962.Elizabeth Cook. Born ca 1658 in Portsmouth, RI.251 Elizabeth died 1670/1671.251
6963.Ebenezer Cook. Born ca 1661 in Portsmouth, RI.251 Ebenezer died in Monmouth, NJ between Mar 1710/1 and 6 Apr 1711.
Ebenezer first married Mary Patterson, daughter of Edward Patterson (-bef 5 Oct 1672) & Faith Chamberlin (ca 1634-30 Jan 1710). Born abt 1658 in Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, New Jersey.
6964.Phebe Cook. Born ca 1664 in Portsmouth, RI.251 Phebe died in Newport, RI on 13 Sep 1732.
Phebe first married Oliver Arnold, second Jonathan Marsh as his second wife, and third Robert Barker as his second wife.
Ca 1679 Phebe first married Oliver Arnold (9347) , son of Gov. Benedict Arnold (3156) (21 Dec 1615-19 Jun 1678) & Damaris Westcott (27 Jan 1621-aft 1678). Born on 25 Jul 1655 in Newport, RI.23 Oliver died in Jamestown, RI, on 6 Nov 1697; he was 42.
Oliver, of Jamestown, in his will probated 1697 names his wife Phebe and five children.25
On 17 Jan 1700 Phebe second married Jonathan Marsh in Jamestown, RI. Born ca 1661 in Portsmouth, RI. Jonathan died in Jamestown, RI on 10 Jun 1704.
Johanthan first married Sarah Reape, second Phebe (Cook) Arnold, widow of Oliver Arnold.
On 7 Oct 1705 Phebe third married Lt. Robert Barker (9479) , son of Robert Barker (3190) (ca 1616-bet 1689 and 1691) & Lucy (-aft 1681), in Jamestown, RI.16 Born on 27 Feb 1651 in Duxbury, MA.42 Robert died in Duxbury, MA, on 25 Sep 1729; he was 78.286 Occupation: Yeoman. Religion: Quaker.
Robert first married Alice Snow, second Phebe (Cook) (Arnold) Marsh, widow of Oliver Arnold and Jonathan Marsh.
From Deane’s History of Scituate:53
In 1675, Lieut. Robert Barker “broke away from the army, when they were on their march, in a mutinous way, and by his example allured others to come away.” Barker was deprived of his commission — he was of Duxbury. That this mutiny was the result of Quaker principles, we judge from the circumstance, that of the fifteen others whom he allured away, five were Scituate men, and Quakers, viz. Zechariah Colman, Joseph Colman, Thomas Colman, John Rance, and John Northey: who were fined from 1£ to 8£, according to their respective offences.
From Elizabeth Barker’s Barker Genealogy:290
Robert was a yeoman and was made Lieut. 10-4-1675, later owned in 1681 a saw mill run by the water power in the brook by the family home, in 1684 he owned a farm in Pudding Brook and built a dam there in 1693, was Constable in 1685 and surveyor in 1687, he also owned land in Rhode Island.
Robert was back in Duxbury again in 1701 when 16 acres adjoining his farm were given him.180