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EMAIL US		 bullet Mary Sarepta Commings was born on 12 Oct 1844 in Greensboro, Vermont. She died on 13 Dec 1931 in Berkeley, California. Daughter of Benjamin Andrew Commings and Mary Huntington.

She was married to Cornelius Beach BRADLEY on 30 Jul 1871 in Oberlin, Ohio. Children were: Bertha Theresa BRADLEY, Harold Cornelius BRADLEY.

bullet Alexander Comyn Earl Buchan, Constable of Scotland died in 1290. Parents: William Comyn and Margaret Buchan Countess of Buchan .

Children were: Elizabeth Comyn.

bulletElizabeth Comyn died before 13 Feb 1328. Parents: Alexander Comyn Earl Buchan, Constable of Scotland and Elizabeth de Quincy.

Children were: Robert de Umfreville Earl of Angus.

bulletWilliam Comyn.

Children were: Alexander Comyn Earl Buchan, Constable of Scotland.

bulletFrank Cone.

He was married to Alice PITKIN on 1 Feb 1875. Children were: Lewis Cone.

bullet Lewis Cone was born on 24 Jun 1876. Parents: Frank Cone and Alice PITKIN.

bullet Doris Irene Conibear was born on 21 Feb 1918 in Kingsville, Minnesota.

She was married to Norval Austin PITKIN on 20 Aug 1936 in Albert Lea, Minnesota. Children were: Judith Ann PITKIN , Galen Norval PITKIN, David Winton PITKIN.

bullet Elizabeth Monica Connelly Photo was born on 15 Jun 1872 in Hoosick Falls, New York. She died on 24 Apr 1949 in Barre, Vermont. Elizabeth was the daughter of Patrick Connelly and Margaret McLeish. She was married second to William Rogers on November 10, 1908. He was born in 1866 in Pomfret, Vt., died April 29, 1933 (or April 25, 1923, according to Margaret Carpenter Swain) in Barre, Vt. Parents: Patrick Connelly and Margaret McLeish.

She was married to William A. CARPENTER on 29 Apr 1901 in Hoosick Falls, New York. Children were: Clarence Francis CARPENTER, Miriam CARPENTER.

bullet Patrick Connelly

Children were: Elizabeth Monica Connelly .

bulletAbbie O. Connor was born in Ireland.(24)

Children were: George Dorman, Ellen Dorman, Mary A. Dorman.

bulletMaria Conti was born on 29 Feb 1952 in Barre, Vermont. Maria graduated from Spaulding High School in 1970, and received a B.A. degree from Goddard College in Plainfield, Vermont (1977).

She was married to John Lawrence Reilly on 1 Jan 1979 in Barre, Vermont. Children were: Rune Laurel Conti-Reilly, Flynn Nunziatina Conti-Reilly .

bullet Flynn Nunziatina Conti-Reilly was born on 16 May 1987 in Barre, Vermont. She was christened in St. Monica's Church, Barre, Vermont. Parents: John Lawrence Reilly and Maria Conti.

bullet Rune Laurel Conti-Reilly was born on 4 May 1980 in Randolph, Vermont. She was christened in St. Monica's Church, Barre, Vermont. Parents: John Lawrence Reilly and Maria Conti.

bullet Anna Catherine Cook was born on 29 Oct 1897 in Copenhagen, Denmark. She died on 31 Aug 1959.

She was married to Barney Turel PITKIN . Children were: Russell PITKIN, Carl Edwin PITKIN, Eleanor PITKIN, Cora Irene PITKIN, Beulah PITKIN, George Warren PITKIN, Martha Marie PITKIN, Virginia Lou PITKIN, Alice May PITKIN, Francis Luverne PITKIN, John PITKIN, Barney Turel PITKIN Jr., Naomi PITKIN.

bullet Esther Hayse Cook Photo was born in 1859. She died on 7 Jan 1944 in Bellington, West Virginia.

She was married to Frederick Cruickshank on 11 Jul 1881. Children were: Winifred F Cruickshank, Dorothy "Dody" Cruickshank, Fred Cruickshank .

bullet Caroline Cooke Parents: John Cooke and Mary Ryde ?.

She was married to Charles Morrice Brocklesby on 10 Feb 1846 in Holy Trinity Church, Guildford, Surrey, England.

bullet Caroline Glanville Cooke Photo was born on 21 Feb 1813 in St. Botolphs, Without Aldgate, London. She was baptized on 21 Mar 1813 in St. Botolphs, Without Aldgate, London. She died on 10 Nov 1885 in Megantic Co., Quebec, Canada. She was buried in Riverside Cemetery, Kinnear's Mills, Quebec. Caroline wrote the following letter from Maple Hill, Quebec to her daughter, Helen C. McKelvey in East Brighton, Vermont on January 3, 1884: "Dear Helen, I thought I would have to write to hear how you are all getting along this cold stormy wheather (sic). We are in our usual health for which we are thankful. I was very glad when we got the Christmas greeting from Nellie for we found you were all well. I have very little to write about as I never hear any news for I am very seldom out and our neighbors in the other end of the house never tell us any thing but we was over to Olivers on New Years day. They came for us with the sleigh and brought us home again. They are very kind. She wanted me when I wrote to you to tell you to try and write a few lines to her. She sends her compliments to you and her kind love and I told her I would. We got a letter from Robert New Years night. He is far away about 4 hundred miles from Montreal. I think by what he says he has got charge of a Post about the C.P.R. railroad. He gets 2 and a half dollars a day and board and Willie is there too. He gets 1 and a half dollars and board per day. They live in cars he says and have coal stoves to keep them warm but I think it must be a wild place. We have not had any letters from Andrew or Charley this long time but I am expecting one from Andrew soon because she told me in her last letter she was expecting an increase in family in January. Perhaps I told you before. I am so forgetfull but a good story cannot be too often told for I am sure she and him will be very glad. I believe William and family are well but we have not seen any of them for a long time but we got a letter from them before Christmas and he said they were all in a bustle getting ready for a Christmas tree. We got a letter from Fred some time ago. They were all well. Fred said he had hired for all winter with old man as he called him. We have a terrible snow storm here. I do not think I shall be able to get these letters over to McHargs to night and I am sending one to Robert. Well I will now conclude by wishing you all a happy and prosperous New year. Now good bye may God bless you all. Give our love and good wishes to Joseph and all the girls and boys and accept the same for yourself. From your affect. mother. Give my best respects to Carrie and Fred. Good bye. Write Soon."
Cromarty Cruickshank, of Inverness owned some letters written to Caroline by her aunt, S. Brocklesby. She was the wife of Charles Brocklesby and they had a large family. The Brocklesby family arrived in Canada at about the same time as John Yeoman Cooke. Parents: John Yeoman COOKE and Mary Ann GLANVILLE.

She was married to Robert Cromarty Cruickshank on 1 Jan 1832 in Leeds, Quebec. Children were: Mary Ann Cruickshank, Helen CRUICKSHANK, William Cruickshank, Caroline Cruickshank, Robert Cromarty Cruickshank , John Yeoman Cruickshank, James Cromarty Cruickshank, Andrew Dunn Cruickshank , Henry Frederick Cruickshank, Frederick Cruickshank, Charles Glanville Cruickshank .

bullet Clara COOKE was born in 1866. Parents: Frederick William COOKE and Jessie Jane Hargrave.

bullet Emma COOKE was born in 1871. Parents: Frederick William COOKE and Jessie Jane Hargrave.

bullet Emma Sarah COOKE was born on 16 Mar 1831 in Leeds, Quebec. She died in 1900. Parents: John Yeoman COOKE and Mary Ann GLANVILLE.

She was married to William McCurdy on 23 Mar 1853 in Ireland, Megantic Co., Quebec.

bullet Fred COOKE was born in 1869. Parents: Frederick William COOKE and Jessie Jane Hargrave.

bullet Frederick William COOKE was born in 1829 in Leeds, Quebec. Green Lake County, Sheriff's Office, Dartford, Wis. April 22, 1883. Dear Sister (Caroline Glanville Cruickshank), You cannot think how glad I was to hear from you for I did not know weather you and Robert were alive or not. Was glad to hear about your family. I shall have to write short for I want to answer Mrs. Goff and daughter this afternoon and it is now five o'clock. I was elected Sheriff again last fall for 2 years. We live in the county buildings free and have wood and coale and lights free. Have four dollars per week for boarding prisoners, $200 dollars per year salery besides all fees for doing other business. Beside I ship stock some to Chicago. Made $115.00 on one car hogs last week. I will now give you some idea of the family. Walter is in Missouri in the insurance business. Jessie is married but is living with us has 2 children. Minnie just married as you know. Clara home 17 years. Fred home 14 years. Emma home 12 years old. Mrs. Hargrave (wife's mother) lives with us Mr. Hargrave being dead about 9 years. She is 81 years old. I hope it will not be so long before I hear from you again. Love to all old friends yourself and Robert in perticler. Jessie joines me in love. Your brother, Fred. Parents: John Yeoman COOKE and Mary Ann GLANVILLE.

He was married to Jessie Jane Hargrave on 10 May 1851 in Methodist Church, Ireland, Megantic Co., Quebec. Children were: Walter COOKE, Jessie COOKE, Minnie COOKE, Clara COOKE, Fred COOKE, Emma COOKE.

bullet George COOKE was born on 1 Jan 1788 in London, England. Parents: William COOKE and Sarah Stanbridge.

bullet James COOKE was born before 26 Dec 1784 in Leatherhead, Surrey, England. Parents: William COOKE and Sarah Stanbridge.

bullet Jane COOKE was born before Jun 1791 in London, England. She was baptized in Jun 1791 in St. Botolphs, Without Aldgate, London. Parents: William COOKE and Sarah Stanbridge.

bullet Jessie COOKE Parents: Frederick William COOKE and Jessie Jane Hargrave.

bullet John Cooke

He was married to Mary Ryde ?. Children were: Caroline Cooke.

bullet John Yeoman COOKE was born before 12 Sep 1782 in Leatherhead, Surrey, England. (John Yeoman Cooke died February 14th, 1867, aged 85 years and 5 months - records of the Parish of All Hallows at Cheapside, London, England). Birthdate used here was provided by David Raese. He was baptized on 8 Nov 1782 in Leatherhead, Surrey, England. Date provided by David Raese. He died on 14 Feb 1857 in Cheapside, London, England. David Raese writes that John Cooke came to Canada about 1819, purchased land in 1820 and settled in Leeds. He returned to London after the death of his wife in 1851, where he later died. Mrs. Helen Harper (a gr-gr-granddaughter) wrote of the Cooke family: "The Cooke family were caterers in London, England. (One of the Cookes) was a cook on 'HMS The Royal George, which foundered at Spithead August 29, 1782. Cooke was on shore leave at that time. Dispersal operations were carried out on the wreck 1841-43. Cromerty Cruickshank of Inverness, Quebec has a dagger said to have been from that wreck and (had belonged to Cooke, the cook). John Yeoman Cooke married Mary Ann Glanville. Two of their children were baptized in St. Botolph, Aldgate, London. . . In 1813 the family lived on Vine Street and the father's trade was listed as Packer. From records about land grants (in Canada, January 29, 1820); (J.Y. Cook and others) had arrived in the country for the purpose of becoming settlers, and their families would be out in the spring." The family settled in Leeds, Megantic County, Quebec, where John was a farmer. Parents: William COOKE and Sarah Stanbridge.

He was married to Mary Ann GLANVILLE on 28 Jan 1809 in All Hallows Church, Bread Street, Cheapside. Marriage witnessed by Sarah Cooke. The Census of 1831 for Leeds reports that in additon to son John, there were also 2 males between the ages of 21 and 30 living in the Household of John and Mary Ann Cooke. There were also 2 females under 14 years of age in addition to daughters Emma, Mary Ann, and Caroline. No males under 5 years are listed, although Frederick would have been 2 years old at the time. Children were: John Yeoman COOKE , Caroline Glanville Cooke, Mary Ann COOKE, Frederick William COOKE, Emma Sarah COOKE.

bullet John Yeoman COOKE was baptized in 1811 in St. Botolphs, Without Aldgate, London. He was born on 21 Mar 1811 in St. Botolphs, Without Aldgate, London. He was baptized on 12 Apr 1811 in St. Botolphs, Without Aldgate, London. He died on 25 Feb 1870 in Levis, Levis Co., Quebec, Canada. He was buried in English Churchyard, Point Levi, Quebec. Parents: John Yeoman COOKE and Mary Ann GLANVILLE.

He was married to Mary McKillop.

bullet Mary Ann COOKE was born on 20 Sep 1817 in St. Botolphs, Without Aldgate, London. She was baptized on 13 Oct 1824 in St. Botolphs, Without Aldgate, London. She died on 7 Nov 1889 in Leeds, Quebec. She was buried in Baptist Chapel Cemetery, old Goff farm, Leeds, Quebec. Parents: John Yeoman COOKE and Mary Ann GLANVILLE.

She was married to Zechariah Goff about 1843 in Leeds, Quebec. Children were: Edwin Alfred Goff, Emma Glanville Goff, Henry Fred Goff, Arthur W. Goff, Caroline Goff, Frederick Goff, Glanville Goff.

bullet Minnie COOKE Parents: Frederick William COOKE and Jessie Jane Hargrave.

bullet Sarah COOKE was born about 1786 in England. Suspected, but not confirmed that Sarah was the sister of J. Y. Cooke. Parents: William COOKE and Sarah Stanbridge.

She was married to Charles Brocklesby on 3 May 1809 in All Hallows Church, Bread Street, Cheapside. Marriage witnessed by "Jno. Yeoman Cooke and E. Cooke" Children were: Mary Ann Brocklesby , Henry Alfred Brocklesby, Charles Morrice Brocklesby.

bullet Walter COOKE Parents: Frederick William COOKE and Jessie Jane Hargrave.

bullet William COOKE was baptized on 28 Feb 1752 in Effingham, Surrey, England. He was born about 27 Feb 1851/52 in Effingham?, Surrey, England. He died in London, England. William Cooke was probably the son of John Cooke (b. abt 1725 in Surrey, England) and Elizabeth ______ (b. abt 1727, Surrey) who were married abt 1749 in Surrey England).
This identification might be confused with another William Cook, baptized on October 27, 1754 at Epsom, Surrey, England, son of Richard Cook and Sarah Norman. Multiple siblings of Willaim exist in either family.

He was married to Sarah Stanbridge on 25 Mar 1781 in Mickleham, Surrey, England. Children were: John Yeoman COOKE , James COOKE, Sarah COOKE , George COOKE, Jane COOKE , William COOKE.

bullet William COOKE was born in Jul 1791 in London, England. He was baptized on 17 Jul 1791 in St. Botolphs, Without Aldgate, London. Parents: William COOKE and Sarah Stanbridge.

bullet Mary CORBET Parents: Robert CORBET and Margaret Malory.

Children were: Richard CHARLTON .

bulletRobert CORBET.

Children were: Mary CORBET.

bulletGeorge Corbett.

He was married to Alice Elizabeth HEILBORN before 1888. Children were: Louis Corbett.

bullet Louis Corbett was born in Apr 1888 in Massachusetts. At the time of the 1900 census, Louis was living with his grandmother, Antoinette Heilborn, and his uncle Franz J. Heilborn in a rented house in Wrentham. His mother was known to be living in 1903, as she was mentioned as a survivor to her brother Leopold. Parents: George Corbett and Alice Elizabeth HEILBORN.

bullet Leander Corliss

He was married to Lurania Tubbs on 14 May 1821 in Marshfield, Vermont.

bullet Joyce CORNISH was buried on 21 Apr 1621 in England. She died about 21 Apr 1621 in England.(8) She was born in England.

She was married to James OLMSTEAD on 26 Oct 1605 in Great Leighs, Essex, England. Children were: Nicholas OLMSTEAD [CAPT.].

bullet Grace Cornwall R.H. Luse wrote to Sarah Blachly in September, 1871 that Amanda had a new babe 8 months old cutting teeth. Amanda called the baby Grace. Parents: Prof. Cornwall and Augusta (Amanda?) Luse.

bullet Nell Cornwall Parents: Prof. Cornwall and Augusta (Amanda?) Luse.

bullet Prof. Cornwall

He was married to Augusta (Amanda?) Luse . Children were: Nell Cornwall, Grace Cornwall.

bullet Mary Eliza Corwin was born on 17 Jan 1838. She died on 26 Feb 1868.

She was married to Josiah PITKIN on 2 Jan 1859. Children were: Henry PITKIN, Arthur PITKIN, George C. PITKIN.

bullet Dorothy Cotton was born about 1603. She died in 1694 in Hadley, Massachusetts.

Children were: Phillipa Smith, Mary Smith.

bulletAnna Coutts.

She was married to William Dawson Jamieson on 16 Aug 1930.

bullet Abigail Cowles was born on 3 Mar 1700. Parents: Dea. Timothy Cowles and Hannah PITKIN.

bullet Elizabeth Cowles was born in 1697. She died on 20 May 1782. Married Thaddeus Wells. She was great-grandmother of the Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy. Parents: Dea. Timothy Cowles and Hannah PITKIN.

bullet Esther Cowles was born in 1730. She died on 3 Jan 1803.

She was married to Roger PITKIN in 1753. From A.P. Pitkin: "It is related in connection with this marriage that Mr. Pitkin, in passing the Cowles residence, was informed that Mrs. Cowles had been presented with a fine girl. His reply was, "I will wait for that girl," and he did wait for and marry her; the difference in ages being twenty-seven years." Children were: Esther PITKIN, Elizabeth PITKIN, Ruth PITKIN.

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