Mary* Hammond (or Hamond)

Family/Spouse: Sir Abraham* Yarner. Abraham* was born in Ireland; died before 1678 in Dublin, Ireland; was buried in St. Michan Church, Dublin, Ireland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Jeane* married Sir John* Temple on 4 Aug 1663 in Michan, Dublin, Ireland. John* (son of Sir John* Temple and Mary* Hammond (or Hamond)) was born on 25 Mar 1632 in St. Ann Blackfriar, London, England; was christened on 3 Apr 1632 in St. Ann Blackfriar, London, England; died on 10 Mar 1704 in East Sheen, Surrey, England; was buried in Mortlake Church, Surrey, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Immigration: 1725

Notes:

arrived in the colonies in 1725, possibly as a widow.


Christened:
Ireland\u002C Select Births and Baptisms\u002C 1620-1911
Name Ellizabeth Temple
Gender Female
Baptism Date 1667
Baptism Place Saint Michan, Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Father John Temple
Mother Jeane
FHL Film Number 824048

about St. Michan's:
"St Michan's is very interesting. It is Church of Ireland.
Burials were done under the church in vaults and catacombs. The air was very arid and many bodies were well preserved."
followed by listing of the Cole/Temple children with bt dates derived from a book "The Registers of St Michan, Dublin." Posted to Rootsweb by Debra Cole
http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/COLE/2001-02/0983226487


Buried:
Elizabeth was buried on September 24, 1732 in the Cole plot at Saint Paul's Church in Chester, Pennsylvania. her tombstone reads that she was 70 years of age at death. Her son Stephen Jr, daughter-in-law, Martha, and Stephen and Martha's daughter, Elizabeth Cole, who died on June 19, 1731 at the age of 9 months, are buried with her.

Elizabeth* married Stephen* William Cole, (immigrant) in 1687 in St Paul's Ch, Chester Co, Pennsylvania. Stephen* (son of Thomas* Cole, Jr. and Jane* Lucy) was born in 1659 in Twickenham, Middlesex, England; was christened in Twickenham, MIddlesex, England; died in 1729 in Chester, Pennsylvania; was buried in St. Paul Burying Ground, Chester, Delaware Co, Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Burial: February 11, 1678, Close on the south side of Abraham Yarner, his grandfather, St Michan, Dublin, Ireland

Notes:

Dictionary of National Biography Vol 1-20
Supplement (vol 22) Biographies
Temple, Henry,
1st Viscount Palmerson (1673?-1757)
sonof Sir John Temple (1632-1740 [q.v.];
joint-chief-remembreancer of the Irish court of exchequer 1680'
created Viscount Palmerston of Palmerston, co. Dublin 1723;
M.P East Grinstead 1727-34, Bossinery, 1734-41, and Weobly 1741-7;
supporter of Walpole;
improved houses at East Sheen and Brondlands;
quarrelled with Swift 1726 [lvi.15]

Notes:

June 3rd, 1727, Thomas Willcocks and Elizabeth Kohl (Cole) married by Pastor Samuel Hessillius in Swedes Church, New Castle Co, PA, Cole family lived nearby. All marriages were recorded in Swedish language.

Elizabeth married Thomas Willcocks on 3 Jun 1727 in Olde Swede Ch, Wilmington, New Castle Co, Delaware. Thomas was born in 1689 in Ivybridge, Devonshire, England; died in Nov 1779 in Ivey Mills, Concord Twp, Delaware Co, Pennsylvania; was buried in Ivey Mills, Concord Twp, Delaware Co, Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: Aft 1732, Frederick Co, and Orange Co, Virginia

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: Aft 1732, Frederick Co, and Orange Co, Virginia

Notes:

From: Maxine Mackey
Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2014 2:53 PM
To: lumoto1@gmail.com
Subject: Proposed Change: Mark Cole (I10512)

Proposed Change: Mark Cole (I10512)
Tree: Roots
Link: http://sherry.server-hosts.com/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I10512&tree=Roots

Description: CHILDREN OF MARK COLE 1693-1769
John Cole, James Armstrong Cole, Baptist Cole, Harriet Cole, and Mark Cole Jr,

Maxine Mackey
mmaxi@knology.net

note: these children not verified; and after perusing the Internet, it seems they might be born in the 1750s and foward; so probably too late for this couple. However, posting email here for further research.

Mark married Alice (Allis) Evans about 1713. Alice was born in 1693 in Cheraw, Chesterfield Co, South Carolina; died in 1787 in Cheraw, Chesterfield Co, South Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Immigration: Bef 1713, Chester, Pennsylvania
• Residence: Aft 1730, West Virginia
• Residence: Aft 1732, Frederick Co, and Orange Co, Virginia
• Residence: 1737, Orange Co, West Virginia

Notes:

1731 Yoist Hite, German from PA, first settler in Western VA, and Robert McKay, a Quaker from Cecil Co, MD, secured a 100,000 acre Grand from the Council of VA 21 Oct 7131. Terms required Hite and McKay to settle 100 families within 2 years. The Cole bros, Rentrfoes and Robinsons came to Western VA at that time.


1737 living in old Orange Co, VA, signed a petition:
"The inhabitants of Opeckon and Shenanadore humbly beg, that your Court give permission that two meeting places might be erected. One on the land of Rev William Williams near his home and another near the home of Morgan Bryan. Rev William of Presbyterian faith has promised to supply us the ministry of his office. " (Bk 3. p 101, Orange Co, VA) Also signed by William Rentfroe.

(Opeckon River (just north of present day Winchester, Frederick, County. This location also mentioned in John Madden documents a little later in 1745)

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James migrated to West Virginia after 1730. He was in Orange County, West Virginia in 1737.

In 1742, James was appointed Constable by the Augusta County Court that was formed from Orange County, West Virginia.

In July 1745, James received a 400 acre grant along Buffalo Creek. In December 1753, he buys 400 acres on Story Ceek in Lunenburg County, Virginia. In May of 1773, he sells 49 acres. He seems to have continued living in this area, even after his sons left in 1757/58, until his death.

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/c/o/l/Darlene-Cole-Fresno/GENE1-0002.html#CHILD3
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http://www.ancestorstories.org/dad/cook/merlyn/index.cfm
Merlyn Joseph Cook Bio
1914 - 1995, Honorary Researcher
charlie -cookstuff@aol.com

, William Cook II (ca 1725-1785) and his wife Margaret, started their married life ca 1750, in what is now Franklin Co., VA., living first on Fox Run on the Blackwater River. In about 1767, they moved a few miles south of where Hatchet Creek enters the north side of Pigg River, a few miles west of Rocky Mount. In 1784 they moved on west to Franklin Co., KY, near Frankfort, where some of the older children had already migrated. But for approximately 34 years they lived in what is now Franklin Co., VA, although they left just before Franklin Co. was organized.

"As a young married man living on the Blackwater River, William had served as an Anglican Lay Reader (because of the shortage of clergymen). The meetings were held in the houses Joseph RENTFROE and Mark COLE, and William was paid a small stipend in tobacco. Later he served as a J.P., in early Henry Co. History.

"Their home was apparently quite close to the old Bedford Co., line before Franklin Co., was formed. Before the COOK family left for Ky., a letter was prepared by their neighbors and friends, some of whom lived in Bedford Co. The letter which is still preserved, reads as follows: Sept. 26, 1783 "HENRY CO., VA: This is to certify that William COOK has been a resident in this place for near thirty years; and has always behaved unblameable; and demeaned himself as a good citizen, Patriot, and friend, to his country and has faithfully Acted in the Civel department--and now being disposed to move to the Western Waters, we recommend him to the Inhabitants of that Country hoping he will meet with as warm a reception as the Merits of his Caracter Intitles him to. Test

Joseph Anthony Jno. Rentfro, J.P. Swinfield Hill, J.P.

A. Hughes, J.P. Robt. Jones, Sen'r James Calloway, Cty. Lt.

Peter Saunders, Col. Robt. Jones, Jun'r Campbell Co.

John Dillard, J. P. Thos. Jones, Jun'r Thos. Hale, Capt'n

Sam'l Hairston Henry Jones Acquilla Greer

Moses Greer, J. P. Jesse Heard, J. P. Jesse Rentfro

Thos Cooper John Hall Abraham Penn, Col."

William Hall

James* married Susannah* Rentfroe (or Renfro) about 1719 in Chester Co, Pennsylvania. Susannah* (daughter of Tailor John R.* Rentfrow (Rentfro), Jr. and Margaret* Robinette) was born between 1699 and 1705 in Chester Co, Pennsylvania; died after 1752. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

"Stephen Cole of England and Mattie Hunter of Wales came to America on the same ship. They later married and lived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It is said that Stephen had been an apprentice in the manufacture of alcoholic beverages in the "old country" and pursued the same trade in America."
"My branch of the Cole Family" by Alvin Seamster, Garfield, Ark. Printed in "Flashback", August 1961, page 35 and 36.

married Martha Hunter abt 1726 at Radnor Twp in St. David's Episcopal Ch, Chester PA.

served as vestryman at St. Paul's Episcopal

Stephen Cole's Will-
Transcribed by Gene Cole Johnson, a descendant. Unclear words or passages marked with (?).

Stephen Cole's Will

Be it remembered that I Stephen Cole of the burrough of Chester & Province of Pennsylvania Yeoman being weak of body but of a sound and disposing mind & memory thanks be to God therefore calling to mind the uncertainty of time here & that it is appointed for all men once to die do make & ordain this my last will & testament in manner & form following (viz)

First it is my will & mind that all my just debts and funeral expenses be paid as soon as conveniently can be after after my decease by my (admstrs??) hereinafter named.

Item.
I give unto my beloved wife Martha all that my corner lott of land lying and being in the Burrough of Chester adjoining to the land laid out for a market place containing in breadth 40 feet & in length about 80 feet to her her heirs & assigns forever.

Item.
I give and bequeath to my said beloved wife Martha Cole twenty pounds money of Pennsylvania to be paid her by my executors hereafter named out of the first money arising out of my estate after the payment of all my just debts.

Item.
I give & bequeath to her my said wife one horse and saddle and one milk cow of her own choice out of my stock & also 2 beds bedding & furniture and a pair of chest of drawers standing & being in the room below stairs in the house where I now live with what ? 2 iron pots & one skillet to her her heirs & assigns forever.

Item.
I give to my said wife all the wheat in the ground in my field I bought of Joseph Hoskins called Skip (?) Creek for the maintenance of her & her children.

Item.
I give & bequeath to my son Stephen Cole all that my field or lott of land in Chester lying along the road leading to Middleton which I purchased of Thomas Morgan containing about 12 acres to him and the heirs of his body lawfully begotten & in default of such (?) to be equally divided mongst my widdow & children each an equal share.

Item.
I give the mean profitts or yearly income of the said field unto my said wife unto my said son Stephen arrive at the age of 21 years. Item. I give unto my said son Stephen Cole ten pounds to be paid him by my executors hereafter named when he arrives at the age of 21 years.

Item.
I give & bequeath unto my sons John Cole, James Cole, William Cole & Mark Cole & my daughter Elizabeth Cole my (five?) lots lying on the street leading from Chester Bridge to the market house & three of my lots I bought of John Marshall lying over against the lower part of the workhouse in Chester adjoining(?)(?) lots of John Baldwin to be divided amongst them as followeth (viz) my eldest son John shall have which of the said lots he shall choose when he arrives at the age of 21 years. And my second child James shall have his choice of the remaining 4 when he arrives at the age of 21 years and my daughter Elizabeth shall have her choice when she arrives at the age of eighteen years & my two younger sons William & Mark shal have each their choice of the remaining lotts as they arrive at the age of 21 years respectively (?) & if any of my said children should dye before they arrive at the (?) ages mentioned ...then it is my will & mind that the respective share of the child so dying shall be equally divided amongst my widdow & surviving children.

Item. It is my will & mind if all the (?) & remaining part of my estate whether real or personal shall be sold by my executors hereafter named & the money arising therefrom after the payment of my just debts shall be (?) out to interest and be equally divided amongst my widdow & her children viz my sons John Cole, James Cole, William Cole & Mark Cole & my daughter Elizabeth Cole my sons' shares to be paid them when they arrive at the age of 21 years respectively & my daughter's share when (when) she arrives at the age of 18 & the interest of the (?) shares (?) they arrive at the respective ages I give to my widdow to enable her to bring up my said children in a suitable manner which I hereby order & appoint shall be done by my said widdow and my sons put out to good trades by her with the consent of the other executors as they arrive at proper ages without any other considerations or charge brought against them than the mean profitts already already given.

Item.
It is my will and mind and I hereby give power and authority to my executors hereafter named to sell the above mentioned remaining part of my estate with full power to convey, make over & execute all deeds & conveyances necessary for the (?) & good conveyance of all the land they shall so sell. And lastly I (?)(?) & appoint my dear & well beloved wife Martha Cole & my trusty friend Thomas Cummings (?) my trusty & well beloved friend the Reverend Richard Backhouse of Chester to be Joynt executors of this my last will & testament hereby revoking & making null & void all other wills & testaments heretofore made by me. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal this 26th day of December 1744.

Stephen Cole

Signed sealed published pronounced and declared by the said Stephen Cole to be his last will & testament in the presence of Jn Mather James Mather.

Memorandum this third day of January 1744 Stephen Cole of Chester being in perfect sound mind & memory do add to this my last will & testament above viz I give & bequeath to my son Stephen Cole all that my forty foot lot of land I bought of John Marshall lying over against the workhouse adjoyning to one of those I have already give to my other children & I desire this my codicil may be taken as a part of my last will as much as if it had been in the body thereof. In witness I have set my hand & seal this (?) of January 1744. Stephen (?) Cole Sealed & (?) in the presence Jn Mather James Mather Chester January (?) 1744

(?) appeared John Mather & James Mather the witnesses to the within written will who on their oaths did declare that they were present & saw the testator therein named sign seal publish pronounce & declare the said writing to be his last will & testament & that at the doing thereof he was of sound mind & memory to the best of their understandings.

Jurat corain Jo Parker D. Regis
Chester January 17th 1744 Then personally appeared John Mather & James Mather (?) to the within codicil who on their oaths did say that they were present & saw the testator therein named sign seal publish pronounce & declare the said codicill to be part of his last will & testament & that at the doing thereof he was of sound mind & memory to the best of their understandings.

Jurat corain Jo Parker D (?)
Be it remembered that the seventeenth day of January Anno Dom 1744 the last will & testament of Stephen Cole of the said county deceased was proved in due form (?) & probate & letters of & was granted to his wife Martha Cole & Thomas Cummings chard Backhouse sole executors in the said will named being first attested (?) to administer & to bring in an inventory of the deced/ts estate into the Reg E office before the first day of April next to exhibit a just & true account of their (?) legally thereunto required given under the seal of these (?)

Cole plot in St. Pauls Church yard in Chester:
burial inscription: Stephen Cole died January 4, 1745 - age 44

Stephen married Martha "Mattie" Hunter in 1726 in Radnor Twp, Chester, Delaware Co, Pennsylvania. Martha was born in 1708 in Leinster, Ireland; died on 15 Nov 1761 in Chester, Pennsylvania; was buried in Cole plot in St Pauls Church-yard, Chester, Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]