Cook, John Joseph

1786 - 1857  (70 years)

• Name	Cook, John Joseph
  	20190629HAv- pasted from Source Notes: Polly M. Cook Hall Birth: May 9, 1823 Locke, Cayuga County, New York, USA Death: Aug. 24, 1901 Midland County, Michigan, USA Wife of Aaron Hall Death certificate shows she was the daughter of John Cook and Ruth Curtis (both of NY), white, female, married, housewife, married at age 22, parent of 13 children, 10 living born May 9, 1823 NY and died August 25, 1901 in Jasper Twp., Midland Co., MI at the age of 78 years 3 months and 15 days, cause of death paralysis. Burial was on August 27, 1901 St. Louis Cemetery, St. Louis, MI. Family tree sources show she married Aaron Hall on October 10, 1839 in Trumbull Co., OH. They were the parents of: 1. Levi Henry Hall, Sr. - 1841 - 1921 2. John Hall 1842 - 1864 3. Ruth Curtis Hall 1844 - 1910 4. Harriet Ann 1846 - 5. Huldah M. Hall 1847 - 1920 6. Stephen Hall - 1850 - 1974 7. Calvin Wanamaker Hall 1852 - 1912 8. James Bracken Hall 1854 - 1940 9. Walter Hall 1856 - 10. Wealthey A. Hall 1858 - 11. Arnold Scofield Hall 1862 - 1939 12. John Wesley Hall 1864 1946 13. Charles A. Hall 1866 - 1847 Family links: Spouse: Aaron Hall (1819 - 1903)* Children: Levi H Hall (1841 - 1921)* Huldah M Hall Scott (1847 - 1930)* Stephen Hall (1850 - 1874)* Calvin Wanamaker Hall (1852 - 1912)* James Bracken Hall (1854 - 1940)* Charles A Hall (1867 - 1940)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Oak Grove Cemetery Saint Louis, Gratiot County, Michigan, USA Plot: North Hill Blk L Lot 103 Grave 2 Created by: Sandra Moore Record added: Feb 22, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 48526485 photo Added by: Kaye Hardendorf Dyer 2/27/2013
  Birth	11 Sep 1786	Freehold, Greene, New York, USA
  Gender	Male
  bible	From Hall family bible. Cook Bible Family Record. Said to have been written by Polly (Cook) Hall.
  	20250428Chicago- distributed 20241213GHLn- DH DHall781 originally shared this on 29 Nov 2010 Cook Bible Family Record 11-27-2010 John Cook and Ruth Curtis family. Said to have been written by Polly (Cook) Hall. From Hall family bible. JoAnne Hall Scalf Linked to AARON HALLPOLLY M. COOK
  		Bible, Cook Hall Polly anc_.jpg 20241213GHLn- DH DHall781 originally shared this on 29 Nov 2010 Cook Bible Family Record 11-27-2010 John Cook and Ruth Curtis family . Said to have been written by Polly (Cook) Hall. From Hall family bible. JoAnne Hall Scalf Linked to AARON HALL POLLY M. COOK Saved by Kathryn…
  genealogy	I want to get this history page fired up again. What I want to do is start with our direct ancestor of a particular line. In this case Josiah Cook/Cooke, 1610- 1673 ,
  	20190629HAv- Ken Hall Admin · 8 hrs FB 29 June 2019 So I want to get this history page fired up again. What I want to do is start with our direct ancestor of a particular line. In this case Josiah Cook/Cooke, 1610- 1673 , He arrived sometime prior to 1633 in America. His descendants come on down to my GG Grandma Polly Cook wife of Aaron Hall. This attached writing is a fun read. I will work forward one descendant at a time. This guy sounds like a bit of a character. Glad we don't have any characters in this family. ...... Josiah Cooke, The first evidence of Josiah in Plymouth was in 1633 when he was summoned to appear in court with Edward Doty for causing a breach of the peace in causing a fracas. Doty was a servant to Stephen Hopkins of the Mayflower and was often in trouble with the courts. Both men were ordered to pay six shillings. In 1638 Josiah owned 40 acres of land granted to him on the north side Fresh Lake. The same year he was a Grand Juror examining the cause of the death of John England. In 1640 he was a surveyor and Constable in 1641-42 in Plymouth. In 1645 he moved to Nausett (Eastham), one of the first settlers. He served as Constable there also along with other civil positions. In 1648 he was appointed to sell wine as a "Register Keeper". He bought land from Pompmo, the Indian Sachem at Eastham near Pleasant Bay for a "few moose-skins, Indian beads, wampam, little knives and the like ". In 1659 Josiah and five others were appointed to survey all the lands granted or laid out to the inhabitants of the township. Although Josiah was not considered a Purchaser or "Old Comer", he was often given special grants from the courts as if he were. Over the years he come into large parcels of land in Eastham, South Orleans, Bridgewater and Weymouth. He had more run ins with the law and was known as material, impulsive and often in fights with neighbors. 3You and 2 others 3 Comments Seen by 35 Like Comments Ken Hall So for all you Hall cousins this line goes.... Josiah Cooke,w. Elizabeth Ring, to Josiah Cooke Jr. 1643-1731,w.Deborah Hopkins, to Joshua Cooke, 1682-1746,w.Patience Doane, to Ephraim Cook, 1712-1778, w.Mary Merrick, to Moses Cook, 1738-1810, w. Eunice Allen, to James Cook, 1763-1851, w.Eunice Loomis, to John Joseph Cook, (Deacon), 1786-1857,w.Ruth Curtis, to Polly Cook, 1823-1901,husband Aaron Hall 1819-1903, to Levi Hall, w. Sarah Anne Dunkerton, to Levi Hall, w.Lottie May Tanner, to W.Ken Hall Sr. w.Marian L Barnett, to me.... So you can see where we all fit in. 1Like · Reply · 7h · Edited Linda Clark Love this info. Keep sharing please.... 1Like · Reply · 6h John Christy Wetzel I am descended from said Stephen Hopkins off the Mayflower, as well as from the Billingtons. Hopkins was also 'his own man', having almost been executed for mutiny during his earlier trip to Virginia; thank Goodness they needed every able-bodied man ... uh, person. Like · Reply · 1m · Edited
  Death	5 Aug 1857	Mecca, Trumbull, Ohio, USA
  	age 70
  Person ID	I70398	WetzelAncestry

  
  

  Father	Cook, James,   b. 1763   d. 1851 (Age 88 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Mother	Loomis, Eunice,   b. 1761   d. 1820 (Age 59 years)
  Relationship	natural
  Family ID	F47355	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Curtis, Ruth
  Marriage	6 Oct 1805	Locke, Cayuga, New York, USA
  Children	1. Cook, Polly Mary,   b. 9 May 1823, Locke, Cayuga, New York, USA d. 24 Aug 1901, Jasper, Midland, Michigan, USA (Age 78 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]
  Family ID	F47354	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Event Map

  Birth - 11 Sep 1786 - Freehold, Greene, New York, USA Marriage - 6 Oct 1805 - Locke, Cayuga, New York, USA Death - 5 Aug 1857 - Mecca, Trumbull, Ohio, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Photos

  Bible, Cook Hall Polly anc_.jpg 20241213GHLn- DH DHall781 originally shared this on 29 Nov 2010 Cook Bible Family Record 11-27-2010 John Cook and Ruth Curtis family . Said to have been written by Polly (Cook) Hall. From Hall family bible. JoAnne Hall Scalf Linked to AARON HALL POLLY M. COOK Saved by Kathryn…

  
  

• Notes

  20190629HAv- Ken Hall Admin · 8 hrs FB 29 June 2019 So I want to get this history page fired up again. What I want to do is start with our direct ancestor of a particular line. In this case Josiah Cook/Cooke, 1610- 1673 , He arrived sometime prior to 1633 in America. His descendants come on down to my GG Grandma Polly Cook wife of Aaron Hall. This attached writing is a fun read. I will work forward one descendant at a time. This guy sounds like a bit of a character. Glad we don't have any characters in this family. ...... Josiah Cooke, The first evidence of Josiah in Plymouth was in 1633 when he was summoned to appear in court with Edward Doty for causing a breach of the peace in causing a fracas. Doty was a servant to Stephen Hopkins of the Mayflower and was often in trouble with the courts. Both men were ordered to pay six shillings. In 1638 Josiah owned 40 acres of land granted to him on the north side Fresh Lake. The same year he was a Grand Juror examining the cause of the death of John England. In 1640 he was a surveyor and Constable in 1641-42 in Plymouth. In 1645 he moved to Nausett (Eastham), one of the first settlers. He served as Constable there also along with other civil positions. In 1648 he was appointed to sell wine as a "Register Keeper". He bought land from Pompmo, the Indian Sachem at Eastham near Pleasant Bay for a "few moose-skins, Indian beads, wampam, little knives and the like ". In 1659 Josiah and five others were appointed to survey all the lands granted or laid out to the inhabitants of the township. Although Josiah was not considered a Purchaser or "Old Comer", he was often given special grants from the courts as if he were. Over the years he come into large parcels of land in Eastham, South Orleans, Bridgewater and Weymouth. He had more run ins with the law and was known as material, impulsive and often in fights with neighbors. 3You and 2 others 3 Comments Seen by 35 Like Comments Ken Hall So for all you Hall cousins this line goes.... Josiah Cooke,w. Elizabeth Ring, to Josiah Cooke Jr. 1643-1731,w.Deborah Hopkins, to Joshua Cooke, 1682-1746,w.Patience Doane, to Ephraim Cook, 1712-1778, w.Mary Merrick, to Moses Cook, 1738-1810, w. Eunice Allen, to James Cook, 1763-1851, w.Eunice Loomis, to John Joseph Cook, (Deacon), 1786-1857,w.Ruth Curtis, to Polly Cook, 1823-1901,husband Aaron Hall 1819-1903, to Levi Hall, w. Sarah Anne Dunkerton, to Levi Hall, w.Lottie May Tanner, to W.Ken Hall Sr. w.Marian L Barnett, to me.... So you can see where we all fit in. 1Like · Reply · 7h · Edited Linda Clark Love this info. Keep sharing please.... 1Like · Reply · 6h John Christy Wetzel I am descended from said Stephen Hopkins off the Mayflower, as well as from the Billingtons. Hopkins was also 'his own man', having almost been executed for mutiny during his earlier trip to Virginia; thank Goodness they needed every able-bodied man ... uh, person. Like · Reply · 1m · Edited

  
  

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