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Page 322 NOTE: Except for the first generation, the chart at right is identical to the previous chart because the marriage of John Cooke and Sarah Warren in the second generation merged the Cooke and Warren lines. However, Norman W. Pettys, Sr., filed this as an additional line with the Mayflower Society to obtain recognition of our link to Pilgrim Francis Cooke. Francis Cooke, 17 th signer of the Mayflower Compact, was born about 1577 at Blyth County, York, England, near Scrooby. He fled, with Elder Brewster and the “exiles from Scrooby” to Leyden (Netherlands), where in 1603 he married his wife Hester, formerly of Canterbury and a Walloon. His son, John, accompanied him on the Mayflower, and his wife, with the rest of the children came on the ship Anne in 1623. John Cooke, called “Elder” and sometimes “Rev. John” Cooke, came with his father, Francis, in the Mayflower, 1620. He was a deacon of the church of Plymouth but, having been a defender of the Quakers, he became obnoxious to Plymouth authorities, and removed to Dartmouth. Here he was held in honor. In 1676 he joined the Baptist Church at Newport, and preached at Dartmouth and other places. He married, March 28, 1634, Sarah, daughter of Richard Warren. From The Kirbys of New England by Melatiah Everett Dwight, and Families of the Pilgrims: Francis Cooke, by Hubert Kinney Shaw, Mass. Soc. Of Mayflower Descendants. Francis Cooke Francis Cooke m. Hester Mahieu Abt 1557-1663 ? - ?. Rev. John Cooke m. Sarah Warren ? - ? ? - ? Sarah Cooke m. Arthur Hathaway 1635-aft 1710 ? - ? Hannah Hathaway m. George Cadman 1662-1749 ? - 1719 Elizabeth Cadman m. William White, Sr. Abt 1690-? 1690-Abt. 1780 William White, Jr. m. Abigail Thurston ?-1780 ?-bef 1777 Hannah White m. Wesson Kirby 1731-1819 1731-1798 Jonathan Kirby m. Peace Howland 1765-1798 1768-? Hannah Kirby m. Job Pettys 1790-1842 Abt 1791-1871 Daniel Charles Pettys Mary Louisa Snyder 1810-1867 m. 1825-1879 Wm. Howland Pettys Daisy Guthman 1850-1907 m. 1880-1948 Norman Wm. Pettys Jenny Lind Mather 1904-1985 m. 1910 - [Source: Copy of NWP's original application, as provided by the Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants]
From: Families of the Pilgrims: William White, compiled by Hubert Kinney Shaw, published by the Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants.. Pilgrim William White of London was a wool carder. He was part of the group that first fled England for Leyden, the Netherlands, and while there married Susanna Fuller on 11 Feb. 1612. She was a sister of Samuel and Edward Fuller, who also would become Mayflower passengers. Among the children of William White and Susanna (Fuller) White were Resolved and Peregrine. Resolved was born in Leyden, Holland, about the time the Pilgrims resolved to seek a new home, and he was supposed to have been about six years old when they reached the New World. Peregrine was born in the cabin of the Mayflower as the ship lay in Cape Cod Harbor, Dec. 7-10, 1620. His name comes from the Pilgrim’s “peregrinations” - their pilgrimages in a strange land. Note: This line merges with the Warren/Cooke line in the early 1700s when Elizibeth Cadman (a descendant of Richard Warren and John Cooke), marries William White (a descendant of William White and Peregrine White). Elizabeth Cadman and William White were the great-great grandparents of Hannah Kirby. William White William White m. Susanna Fuller ? - 1621 ? - ? Peregrine White m. Sarah Bassett 1620-1704 ? - 1711 Silvanus White m. Deborah c.1650-c.1688 ?-aft 1688 William White, Sr. Elizabeth Cadman 1690-c.1780 m. c.1690 - ? William White, Jr. Abigail Thurston ? - 1780 m. ? - bef 1777 Hannah White m. Wesson Kirby 1731-1819 1731-1798 Jonathan Kirby m. Peace Howland 1765-1798 1768 - ? Hannah Kirby m. Job Pettys 1790-1842 Abt 1791-1871 Daniel Charles Pettys Mary Louisa Snyder 1810-1867 m. 1825-1879 Wm. Howland Pettys Daisy Guthman 1850-1907 m. 1880-1948 Norman Wm. Pettys Jenny Lind Mather 1904-1985 1910- Page 323 [Source: Copy of NWP's original application, as provided by the Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants]
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