An authentic history of Donegal Presbyterian Church : located in East Donegal Township, Lancaster Co., Pa., Part 7

Author: Ziegler, J. L. (Jacob L.). 4n
Publication date: 1902
Publisher: Mount Joy, Pa. : [s.n.]
Number of Pages: 394


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Thomas Sterrett (No. 26), born December 11th, 1794; died September 2d, 1849, (buried at Donegal, grave No. 198). He resided on the farm at present owned by Andrew G. Nissley. This was part of the original tract of two hundred and fifty acres deeded to James Sterrett (No. I) by his father, Robert Sterrett.


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Thomas Sterrett sold his farm and moved to Mount Joy. He married Martha Patterson, a great-granddaughter of Arthur Patterson (No. I). They had three sons and one daughter (see sketch of Patterson family).


Rev. David Sterrett (No. 28), born 1800 ; died June 21st, 1871, shortly after his return to Carlisle from the meeting of the General Assembly, which met in Chicago in May, 1871. He early became a communicant of Donegal Church during the pastorate of the Rev. William Kerr. He was a graduate of Jeffer- son College and Princeton Seminary. His first pastorate was at Shaner's creek, in Huntingdon Presbytery, where he preached ten years, when he accepted a call from the churches at McVey- town and Newton Hamilton. During his residence at McVeytown he met a sad affliction by the loss of his only son, who was accidentally drowned. He resigned his pastorate at McVeytown on account of declining health ; he did not assume the pastoral relationship, but did not abandon the services of the ministry ; he was often sought to fill a vacant pulpit, or as assistant in cases of emergency. He was highly esteemed by those who loved a pure gospel and a true and carnest presentation of the truth. The descendants are as follows :


David Woods Sterrett, dec'd


Rev. David Sterrett, No. 28. | Anna Sterrett


married Mary Ann Woods } Sarah klien Sterrett married ] Lewis Sterrett Sadler Hon W. F. Sadler


( William Fisk Sadler, Jr. Sylvester Baker Sadler Horace Trikett Sadler


John Sterrett (No 30), born June 4th, 1803, in Rapho Township, Lancaster County. He was engaged in the mercantile business in Mount Joy until he removed to Cumberland County, Pa. He married Mary Jane Woods ; they had issue three sons and four daughters. (See the chart of the family of William Sterrett No. 4. ) "Robert Sterrett (No. 5), born August 2d, 1763, died March 12th, 1843. He married (December 30th, 1790), a daughter of Colonel Timothy and Jean Edmunston Green, of Hanover Township, Dauphin County. In early life he went to Mifflin County and lived on a farm, which is still in the family." He had a large family of thirteen children.


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James Sterrett (No. 31), son of Robert (No. 5), born December 31st, 1791 ; married Jane Glass, October 27th, 1814. He was a farmer in Clarion County, Pa., had ten children, and has many descendants. Prof. James McBride Sterrett, D.D.,* of Columbia University, Washington, D. C., is a grandson.


* Robert Sterrett, a son of James McBride Sterrett, is in the United States Army in the Philippines.


THE LOWREY FAMILY.


" Lazarus Lowrey was born in Ireland, and came to Donegal in 1729 ; he was a member of Donegal Church. He owned the Clark farm, now Hon. J. Donald Cameron's ; his land joined Richard Allison's and others. He died in Philadelphia in 1753." His family and some of the descendants are as follows:


Lazarus Lowrey married Ist, ==; 2d, Mrs Thomas Edwards. No is- sue with second wife


John Lowrey James Lowrey matried. Sus- annah Patterson Daniel Lowrey Joseph Lowrey married Ann Boggs Alexander Lowrey married ist, Mary Waters ; 2d, Ann Aldricks; 3d, Mrs. Sarah Cochran


Children of Mary Waters, his first wife : Alexander Lowrey, Jr., died young Elizabeth Lowrey married Daniel Elliot Mary Lowrey married Arthur Hayes Lazarus Lowrey married Mary Evans Margaret Lowrey married George Plummer Daniel 1.owrey died young, The only child of Ann Ald- ricks, his second wife :


Frances Lowrey married Samuel Evans Mrs. Sarah Cochran, his third wife, had no issue


"John Lowrey, son of Lazarus, was killed by the Indians at the Ohio River in 1750. He owned the farm, part of which is now Duffey's Park farm. James Lowrey married Susannah Patterson, daughter of James Patterson, the Indian trader ; he owned the farm back of Shock's mill. In 1748 he bought the farm lately owned by John Haldeman, below Locust Grove ; he sold it in 1757 and moved to Juniata County. Daniel Lowrey owned four hundred acres along the present road leading from Maytown to Elizabethtown ; in 1751, he sold it to his brother, Colonel Alexander Lowrey ; he moved to Juniata in 1759.


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Joseph Lowrey married Ann Boggs, daughter of Andrew Boggs ; he owned the farm above Bainbridge. He died in Maytown, in 1782.


"Colonel Alexander Lowrey, born 1726, died January 31st, 1805 (buried at Donegal, grave No. 60). He was a dis- tinguished Revolutionary soldier, was in a number of the battles of the War, and took a very active part in establishing the various organizations for the defence of the country. He was a very diligent business man and had acquired large tracts of land. In 1755 he bought his father's farm. He bought the present Duffy farm in 1759, where he died. He married first, Mary Waters ; second, Ann Aldricks, and third, Mrs. Sarah Cochran. His daughter, Elizabeth Lowrey, married Daniel Elliot, who owned Duffey's Island, opposite Conewago ; he died at Pittsburg. Mrs. John Haldeman was a granddaughter. His daughter, Mary Lowrey, married first, Arthur Hayes, of Chicques, a grandson of Arthur Patterson (No. 1). He was an ensign in Captain Hugh Pedan's Eighth Company, Third Battalion, under Colonel Alexander Lowrey ; they moved to Pittsburg. She married second, Mr. West ; the descendants of Mary Hayes became very wealthy, having sold land to Carnegie near Homestead. His daughter, Margaret Lowrey, married the Hon. George Plummer, member of Congress from Western Pennsylvania.


"His son, David Lowrey, died young. His daughter, Frances Lowrey, only child of his second wife, Ann Aldricks, married Samuel Evans. "> (See chart of the Evans family. )


* Acknowledgment is made to Samuel Evans, Esq., of Columbia, for the above sketch.


THE EVANS FAMILY.


The 'descendants of Samuel Evans, who came to Donegal in 1773, embrace many distinguished persons, many of whom had no direct relationship to Donegal congregation except through their progenitor, who was born at White Clay Creek, July 14th, 1758. He was captain in the Revolution and was at the Battle of Brandywine. He was elected to the Legislature in 1785, 1786, 1787, and 1791, and was appointed by Governor Mifflin


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First Associate Judge of Chester County, April 16th, 1793. He married Frances Lowrey, daughter of Colonel Alexander Lowrey, of Donegal, and moved to the residence of his father-in-law, thus becoming a factor in the future history of Donegal congre- gation.


Genealogical Chart of the Evans Family


( Ann Evans mar- ried John Mc- { Frances McElderry mar- Elderry


'Thomas McElderry Evans Mc Elderry ried John Gill John McElderry


( Thomas McElderry Gill


Richard W. Gill Esther Gill Annie Gill George Gill John Clark Frances Lowrey Clark


Elizabeth Zell married John W. Clark


Thomas Zell Clark James Brice Clark Samuel Evans Clark


Frances Evans married Jacob Zell


Thomas B Zell William T. Zell Josephine P. Zell


Thomas Zell married Josephine P. Thomp. SON


Elizabeth J. Zell Margaret L .. Zell Theodore S. Zell Lucian M. Zell Francis A. Evans, dec'd Fanny Evans, dec'd


Lilian Evans


Samuel Evans, dec'd


Samuel Evans married Frances Lowrey


Alexander L. Evans married Hannalı Slay- maker


L Samuel Evans1 married Ist, Elizabeth Ander- son; ed, Mary S. Schock Amos Slaymaker Fanny Slaymaker mar- . ried Rev. Solomon Mc- Nair


Samuel E. Slaymaker married Charlotte Taite


Fanny T. Slaymaker, dec'd Enuna T. Slaymaker, dec'd John T. Slaymaker Jane Slaymaker, dec'd Jasper Slaymaker Jasper Slymaker, dec'd


Jane Howell Evans married Jasper Slay- maker


Jamies B. Slymaker married Mary A. Wil- SOU


Andrew W. Staymaker Mary B Slaymaker, dec'd Fanny McNair Slaymaker, dec'd Annie Slay maker [ Jenny E. Slaymaker and Samuel E. Slaymaker Sarah L. McCahnont Lydia C. Mc calmont Robert McCalmont


Evan Rice Evans married Var- eria T. Collins


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Elizabeth Evans married John Hoogewerf


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Jasper Slaymaker mar- ried Sarah Isabel Elder Sarah F. Evans married Alfred B. MeCalmont John Hoogewerff Sophia Hoogewerff Samuel E. Hoogewerff married Elizabeth Deure Frances E. Hoogewerf


John A. Hoogewerff and Virginia R. Hoogewerff


1 Samuel Evans (to whom the writer is greatly indebted for material relating to the Evans family) and family are the only representatives of the Evans family connected at present with the Donegal congregation. He is the grandson of Samuel Evans and great-grandson of Col. Alexander Lowrey. He was born January 20th, 1823; is a member of Historical and other societies. He rendered prominent services in the War of the Rebellion, and is a member of the G. A. K. He is at present Justice of the Peace in Columbia, where he resides, and one of the trustees of Donegal Church. His daughter, Miss Lilian Evans, is a prominent member of the Daughters of the Revolution and took an active part in conjunction with the Sons and Daugh- ters of the Revolution in erecting the monument at Donegal to the memory of the heroes of the Revolution, many of whom are resting in the old graveyard.


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THE WHITEHILL FAMILY.


John Whitehill, Jr., was the son of John Whitehill, of Leacock Township, Lancaster County, Pa., who died about 1773. His name first appears January 8th, 1778, on the records of the Trustees of Donegal Congregation, where he signs as John Whitehill, Jr. He was Trustee and Secretary of the Board for a number of years. "He was an ensign in the war of the Revolution in Captain David Whitehill's Second Company, Seventh Battalion, Associated Militia."-( Penna. Archives, vol. xiii. ).


A Partial Chart of the Whitehill Family


Ann Whitehill died unmarried James Whitehill


married Mary


Curran John M. Whitchill married Eliza- beth Cameron David C. Whitehili married Mary


Jane C. White- hill married Samuel Red- secker William White- hill died un- married Anna .M. White- hill died un. married John M White. hill, Jr , mar. ried Elizabeth Seltzer ; died Aug. 13, 1900 SamuelC. White- hill, dec'd James C. White- hill . married Ada Fulwiler Anna M. White- hill married Dr. F. Hinkle Margaret E. Whitehill, dec.


Stamm Margaret E. Red- secker, dec'd Arabella W. Red- secker 1


Rebecca J. Slaymaker Samuel R Slaymaker Henry C. Slaymaker Anna C. Slaymaker


Jane E. Redsecker married Samuel Slaymaker Anna M. Red- secker George S Red- secker married { Samuel Redsecker Carrie Haas Margaret E Red- secker, died in infancy John W. Redsecker married Bella


Georgiana Redsecker, dec'd Saran S Redsecker Jane C. Redsecker William Redsecker,


dec'd Bert. W. Redsecker Horace D. Redsecl.cr ( Wilbert Redsecker


John Whitehill, Jr., married Mary Middle- tull


Boyd Abigail Whitchill married Robert Mellvain Robert Whitehill died unmarried Kitty M. Whitehill married Andrew Caldwell Jane Whitehill married James


Wilson Sarah Ann White- hill married Rev. William Houston Margaret Whitehill married Joseph McDowell


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1 The writer is indebted to Miss Redsecker for valuable information for the genealogy of the Whitehill family.


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John Whitehill, Jr., married Mary Middleton, and died December 10th, 1806, in his fifty-third year, and is buried at Donegal (grave No. 101). His wife survived him. She died March 22d, 1829, in her seventy-first year. She is buried at Donegal (grave No. 102).


John Middleton Whitehill, son of John, Jr., owned and resided on the farm about one mile west from Donegal Church, at present owned by Barr Spangler. He was a highly respected citizen and took a prominent part in the interests of the Church, was a trustee for a number of years, He married Elizabeth Cameron, of Virginia. He died July 17th, 1866, in the seventy- ninth year of his age. His wife died April 5th, 1860; both buried at Donegal (graves No. 107 and No. 108). Their daughter, Jane Cameron, married Samuel Redsecker, who bought his father-in-law's farm ; they had seven children. Mrs. Red- secker is at present living in Columbia, Pa., in her eighty-ninth year, with her son, George S. Redsecker, and her two daughters. She and her daughters are regular worshippers in Donegal Church.


THE CLARK FAMILY.


John Clark, the first settler, came to America prior to 1760 from County Derry, Ireland, and located in Newcastle County, Delaware, where he died. Brice Clark, Sr., and his brothers left Delaware on account of the unhealthiness of the location ; they moved to Leacock Township, Lancaster County, and from there to East Donegal Township, where they died. The brothers of Brice Clark, Sr., were William and John; the former is buried at Donegal (grave No. 6); of the latter, the writer has no knowledge. John Clark, son of Brice Clark, Sr., resided on and owned the place, now Hon. J. Donald Cameron's, situated about one mile south of Donegal. He was for many years an elder in Donegal Church. His brother, Brice Clark, Jr., died unmarried.


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Genealogical Chart of the Clark Family


Martha Bladen Clark 1 Eugene Clark, dec'd Harriet Hacker Clark Catherine B. Clark Virginia . B. Clark


William Clark


Sarah Clark married James Curran


James Brice Clark mar- ried Catherine Bladen


Alfred D Clark Clarence Clark


Mary H. Clark married Orlando O. Clark


Family of John Clark, the‹ first settler


Brice Clark, Sr., married ist, Mary Craw- ford ; 2d, Mar- garet Ander- son, widow of Robert Ander- son, of Lea- cock Town- ship


Elizabeth Clark unmarried


John W. Clark married Emma F. Taggart


John Clark mar- ried Mary Hamilton


Elizabeth J. Clark married Thomas B. Marshall


Jane Clark mar- ried Rev Sam- uel Porter


Margaret Jane Clark


John Clark married Emily Williamson


John Clark


Brice Clark, Jr , unmarried


Mary Elizabeth Clark


Frances L. Clark, dec'd


Thomas Zell Clark, dec'd


Esther Clark un- married


John William Clark married Elizabeth Zell


James Brice Clark married ist, Ella Eastman ; 20, Lillian Walsh


Samuel Evans Clark


THE COOKE FAMILY.


James Cooke (No. 3) and David Cooke (No. I), of the following charts, were brothers, grandsons of the James Cooke, who came to this country from England about the time of the restoration of Charles II., whose anger on account of the behead- ing of his father, Charles I., led him to wreak vengeance upon the judges who condemned his father. The High Court of Justice, who passed sentence upon his father, consisted of one hundred and thirty-five members, but of these no more than about eighty ever sat in it. They were called rebels and regicides. At the restoration of Charles II., "twenty-four of these judges were


1 I am indebted to Miss Martha B C'ark for her kind assistance and valuable material relating to the Clark family.


Mary Clark mar- ried John Bris- bin


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dead, Cromwell among the number, sixteen had fled from the country ; the remaining nineteen, with the lawyers, executioners, etc., were excepted from the promised indemnity, and were sentenced to death ; a few were reprieved by the King ; some were imprisoned and ten ordered to immediate execution ; among these was Gen. Harrison, an ancestor of our President Harri- son." John Cooke was solicitor for the people of England ; the charges against the King were read to him, reciting the alleged offences, which concluded in these words : " And the said John Cooke doth for the said treasons and crimes, in behalf of the people of England, imptach the said Charles Stuart as a tyrant, traitor, murderer, and a public and implacable enemy to the commonwealth of England."


The cruel and barbarous death inflicted upon some of these judges by Charles II. caused many of those who had sympathized or taken part with Cromwell, to flee to America, most of them to New England, where many had preceded them. Those whose names were not on the list of the promised indemnity were obliged to remain in seclusion. John Cooke, the solicitor, was one of the ten who were ordered to immediate execution. He was the third to suffer in the most barbarous manner, a fit revival of all the horrors of the Dark Ages. James Cooke. a descendant, came to America and settled in the eastern part of the Province of Pennsylvania, within the limits of Lancaster County. His son, James (the father of James No. 3 and David No. 1), settled near the present site of Marietta. The descendants of James Cooke (No. 3) are numerous in the western part of Pennsylvania, especially in Washington County. James Cooke (No. 4), the son of James (No. 3), rendered distinguished service in the Revolution as captain. He married Esther Galbraith, daughter of Colonel Bartrem Galbraith, and left Donegal about 1786, as the following certificate fully establishes : " These do certify that the bearer hereof, James Cooke and Esther, his wife, were both of them born in the congregation of Donegal, Lancaster County,


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and State of Pennsylvania, where they resided from their infancy, until about three years ago, when he left it, and his wife about a twelve-month ago. That during the whole time of their residence among us they maintained unexceptionably moral characters and free from public scandal or church censure, consistent with our knowledge. Given at Donegal this twenty- fifth day of June, Ano: Dome: 1789, and is attested by Colin McFarquhar, Minister." His brothers and sisters all settled in Washington County, Pa. Many of his descendants occupy prominent positions in the State and learned professions.


David Cooke (No. I), the grandson of James Cooke, the pioneer, and brother of James Cooke (No. 3), resided on a farm about one mile west from Donegal Church. This place was patented by James Fulton in 1767, and sold to David Cooke (No. 1). It contained three hundred and nine acres ; after David's death, his son Samuel came into possession, and after Samuel's death, his executors sold a part to the Rev. William Kerr, pastor of Donegal Church. The farm has been divided. The writer remembers the old stone mansion before its alteration; the place is at present owned and occupied by Mr. Jacob Souders. James Cooke, the oldest son of David (No. 1), moved to Spring Mills, Center County, Pa. ; his descendants are numerous, many of them occupy prominent positions in law, medicine and theology. David Cooke, son of David (No. I.), married the Rev. Colin McFarquhar's daughter, ( Pastor of Donegal), and is buried at Hagerstown, Md., with his wife, daughter, granddaughter, and his father-in-law-as far as known there are no surviving descendants. His brother, Samuel, died without issue-of the other members of David's (No. I) family the writer has no data. From these indications the descendants of the Cooke brothers are so very numerous, and so widely dispersed throughout the West that the writer can only call attention to a few ; all have dis- appeared from the vicinity of Donegal, as far as the writer knows, except the family of Dr. Henry Carpenter, of Lancaster. James Cooke (No. 4), son of James (No. 3), and James Cooke


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(No. 5), son of David (No. 1), left Donegal soon after the Revolutionary War. James (No. 4) settled in Washington County, Pa .; the Rev. Silas Cooke, D. D., of Iowa ; Oliver R. Cooke, Esq., of the Pittsburg Bar ; Josephine Cooke, wife of the Rev. A. M. White ; Marietta Cooke, wife of Professor S. C. Farrar, of Allegheny City, and Mrs. J. A. Cooke Lyle, wife of Captain W. K. Lyle, Superintendent of the "Washington County Children's Home," are great-grandchildren of James Cooke (No. 3).


James Cooke (No. 5), son of David (No. I), settled in Center County, Pa. He and his family were members of the East Penn's Valley Presbyterian Church: He died in 1818. His children were David Cooke (No. 3), Martha Cooke and Margaret Cooke. David Cooke (No. 3) married Mary Speer, whose son, James Cooke (No. 6), married Mary Schneck, whose descendant Hon. Benjamin S. Cooke, moved to the terri- tory of Minnesota in 1856. He occupied various positions of public trust, and is at present the Vice-President of the National Farmers' Bank, of Owatonna, Minn. David W. S. Cooke, son of David (No. 3), married Evelyn Hammond, whose daughter is the mother of Evelyn H. Riddell, the wife of Dr. Joseph H. Huston. Margaret, the daughter of James Cooke (No. 5), married Andrew Hanna, who are the ancestors of a very numer- ous and distinguished progeny.


Mary Ann Cooke, a granddaughter of James Cooke (No. 3.), married Henry Carpenter, of Lancaster City, a surveyor and civil engineer ; they had seven children. Three of their sons were physicians-Dr. Henry Carpenter, with whom the writer was well acquainted, and had frequent professional intercourse, enjoyed a large and lucrative practice in Lancaster City, and was highly respected as a successful and skilful surgeon. Dr. Carpenter was married three times; his only children were with his first wife, three daughters who survive him-Mrs. Mary E. Carpenter, Mrs. Katherine Mathiot wife of Dr. R. M. Bolenius and Mrs. Sarah Porter Hubley.


A Partial Genealogical Chart of the Family of James Cooke (No. 3)


[ Catherine Esther Carpen- [ Mary Elizabeth Carpen- ter ter married Clair C. Carpenter James Cooke Carpenter Henry Carpenter, M. D., married ist, Anna Katherine Mathiot Car- penter married Robert Miller Bolenius, M. D. Louisa Mathiot; 2d, Laura M. Miller ; 3d, Sarah Billings Board- man


Alex. Hamilton Carpen- ter, M. D.


Sarah Porter Carpenter married John E. Hubley


Joseph A. E. Carpenter


Henry Carpenter and Anna Louisa Carpenter


Emma Miller Bolenius Henry Carpenter Bolenius Adolphus William Bolenius Mary Carpenter Bolenius Robert Miller Bolenius Katherine Carpenter Bolenius


Henry Carpenter Hubley Paul Mathiot Hubley Robert Bolenius Hubley John Arnold Hubley Sarah Helen Hubley


( Oliver P. Cooke married Lucile Carter


Stanley Carrer Cooke


( Joseph Cooke


{ Bella X. Cooke married [ Reed Cooke Stevenson and 1 Edwin L. Stevenson L. M Stevenson


Aaron Lyle Josephine A. Lyle Harriet S. Lyle


Wilfred Cooke Lyle


E. Jeanette Lyle


1 John Cooke White mar- S Alvan J. White and Clement


1 ried Margaret Johnson - C. White


Grace R. Cooke


Clarence M. Cooke


Sarah E. Cooke


Hellene A. Cooke


Charles A. Farrar married Estelle E. Andrew


[ Caroline E. Farrar and Charles C. Farrar


Preston C. Farrar ) S. Clarke Farrar


David C. Farrar Josephine A. Farrar


Oliver R. Cooke, Esq., ( Mary G. Cooke married


married Katherine Mc- Cuskey


Rev. J. E. Walker


Claire Cooke Homer Cooke ( Lola Cooke


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Cooke Henry


James Cooke, No. 3, married Mary -


( James Cooke, No. 4, married Ist, Esther Galbraith; 2d, Martha McCoomb John Cooke David Cooke Dorcas Cooke mar- ried Samuel Clark Margaret Cooke


David Cooke mar- ried Agnes Ritchie Julianna Cooke mar- ried Col. James McDonald Samuel Cooke Jane Cooke married Joseph Vance Dorcas Cooke mar- ried Moses Lyle


Josephine Cooke mar- ried Rev. Alex. M. White


Rev. Silas Cooke, D. D., married Elizabeth Musser


Marietta Cooke married Prof. S. C. Farrar


Oliver P. Cooke mar - ried Eliza Lyle Martha Cooke mar- ried David Gault


Moses Lyle Cooke mar- ried Mary E. Welch Samuel C. Cooke William F. Cooke Julianna Cooke


Mary Ann married Carpenter .


Maria Louisa Carpenter Andrew Jackson Car- penter. M. D., married Louisa Withers


1 Isaac Anthony Carpenter [ John Cooke married Margaret Mccullough


Xenophon Cooke married Jane Galbraith 1


Jane A. Cooke married Capt. W. K. Lyle


Boggs ( John Cookemarried Elizabeth Tettle David Cooke, No. ( Eliza Cooke married } Eliza Boggs 2. married Mary ( McFarquhar


( Isabella Cooke, un- married Robert Cooke married Christina Lindsay


Samnel Cookemar- ried Ann Allison


David Cooke, No. I. mar- ried Martha


Mary Cooke mar- ried James Wilson


Pedan Cooke


David Cooke, No. 3, married Mary James Cooke, No. 6, Speer married Schneck Mary


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James Cooke, No. 5. married -


Martha Cooke mar- ried Ist, Robert Craig: 2d. Robert


McClelland : 3d, ! David W. S. Cooke James Duncan


Margaret Cooke married Andrew.


Hanna


married Evelyn Ham- mond Isaac Hanna married Ann Mussina David Hanna James Hanna married Clementina Miles Samuel Cooke Hanna married Susan Miles Robert Hanna Susan Hanna married - Kennedy Martha Hanna Mary Hanna married Leonard Leidy


( David H. Cooke, unmar- ried Mary Cooke married Archibald Allison James L: Cooke married Mellisa Fulerton Wm Speer Cooke Margaret J. Cooke Robert Cooke, Jr Elizabeth S. Cooke Henry C. Cooke married ( Florence E. Cooke Mary E. Reifsnyder Mary E. Cooke married Samuel Brown Benj S. Cooke married Isabella Groger Adeline L Cooke married James P. Byers David S. Cooke married Mary Webb


Isabella Speer Cooke married. Ist, Samuel Riddell : 2d, J. W. Himrod


Moses L. Himrod Evelyn A. Himrod Lee Himrod Alfred C. Himrod Frank H. Himrod Belle Himrod ( Thomas B. Hus- ton married Mabel Bennett ton Evelyn C. Hus- Carl H. Himrod Evelyn H Riddell mar- ried Dr Joseph H. { Isabella H. Hus- Huston Catherine P. Riddell Jennie Cooke Himrod 1 ton




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