Mary Ann Cock/Cocke/Cox

Mary married Robert Bolling, II 27 Mar 1706, Bristol Parish, Colonial Virginia. Robert (son of Col. Robert Bolling and Anne Meriwether Stith) was born 25 Jan 1682, Charles City Co., Virginia; died 1749, Kippox, Prince George Co, Virginia. . [Group Sheet]

1. Agnes Bolling was born 30 Nov 1700, Prince George Co., Virginia Colony; died Abt 1762, Prince George Co., Virginia Colony.
2. Elizabeth Bolling was born 17 Dec 1709, Prince George Co., Virginia; died Abt 1854, Mecklenburg Co., Virginia.
3. Robert Bolling, III was born 12 Jun 1730, Prince George Co., Virginia; died 24 Feb 1775, Dinwiddie Co., Virginia.
4. Lucy Cocke Bolling was born 3 May 1719, Prince George; died Yes, date unknown, Henrico Co., Virginia.
5. Martha Cocke Bowling was born Abt 1715, Virginia; died 10 Dec 1810.

Richard3 married Elizabeth Littlebury/Littleberry. Elizabeth was born Est 1670; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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1639 March 10th Deed [C&P page 120 Patent BK 1, Part II] Richard COCKE, Gent., 2, 000 acs. Henrico Co., Mar. 10. 1639, page 707. To be augmented, etc. 300 acs. lygin at Bremo, E. & S. upon Turkie Island, S. by W. upon the river, W. by No. upon Curles, ets. 1700 acs. upon the head of Turkey Island Cr. called by the name of Mamburne Hills, etc. W. by N. upon land of Mrs. HALLOM, etc. Formerly granted sd. COCKE by patent dated March 8, 1836, 1,000 o which 3,000 acs. was surrendered unto Ann HALLOM, widow of Robert HALLOM. the sd. 2,000 acs. due by order of Ct. 1 Dec. 1639, and als due in the right of trans. of 40 pers: Morris ROSE, Thomas PERSON, Symon MORLEY, a Negro waoman, Ellis GARGAME, Vallentine LETCHER, Wm ROGERS, Tho. LOWE, John MARLIN, Daniell EVANS, Ann BURFOOTE, Richard HILL, Anth. WAMBLIN, (or WANKLIN) Erasmus HARRISON, John HEARNE, Joane ELYE, John ANDREWES, William WHITE, John JONES, Humphrey BUTCHER, Henry PANDLE, Thomas WILLIAMS, William HARRIS, Roger CHAPMAN, Nicholas OLIVER, John COOKE, THomas PARCROFT, Margarett POWELL, Mary LUFFE, William HASTINS, Isaac HORTON, Georg HARRISON, John SMITH, James THOMPSON, John HUETT, Robert CHEYNEY, John SHORE, Katherine SHORE, Jonas SHORE, Richard COOKE.

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THE VIRGINIA GENEALOGIST Volume 30, No. 1 Jan-Mar 1986 Page 30

The preponderance of evidence that Temperance Baley was indeed the widow of John Browne necessitates revisions about Richard Cocke of Bremo which follow:

Richard Cocke (1602-1665) Born in the Parish of Stottensden, Shropshire, England; immigrated to the Colony of Virginia ca. 1627; resided in Charles City Co., until ca. 1638, when he moved to Bremo, Henrico Co., where he died and is buried. In 1632 he represented Weyanoke, Charles City Co. in the Grand Assembly; in 1644 and in 1654--55, he represented Henrico County. Married, first, ca 1632, Temperance Baley (Bailey, Bayley) (1617 possibly ca 1652) daughter of ___ __ and Sisley ([Reynolds]_?) Baley Jordan- Farrar
Their first child was THOMAS COCKE (1638/9-1697), who in 1672 referred to himself as 'Thomas Cocke of Pickthorn Farm in the County of Henrico."

Richard married Temperance Bailey/Bayley Est 1632. Temperance (daughter of Thomas Bailey/Baley and Cecily Phippen Reynolds) was born Est 1618, Jamestown, James City, Virginia Colony; died Abt 1651, Bremo, Henrico Co., Virginia Colony. [Group Sheet]

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Cecily Reynolds
Also Known As: "Sisley Greene", "Cicely Bayley", "Cecily Jordan", "Cicily Farrar", "Sisley", "The first southern belle", "Cicely", "Cecily", "Baley", "Farrar", "REYNOLDS", "Jordon", "Jordan", "Cicely Jane Reynolds", "Jordan Farrar", "Sisley Jordan"
Birthdate: circa 1601
Birthplace: Dorset, England
Death: September 12, 1660 (55-63)
Charles City, Virginia
Immediate Family:
Daughter of N.N. and N.N.
Wife of Thomas Bailey, of Charles City; Samuel Jordan, of Jordan's Journey and Councillor William Farrar
Mother of Temperance Cocke; Mary Jordan; Margaret Jordan; Cecily Farrar; Col. William Farrar and 1 other
Occupation: "Ancient Planter"

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After King James of Scotland mounted the English throne, he gave his approval for attempts to be made to colonize the New World, and granted charters to the newly organized London Company. The London Company offered each subscriber who would pay twelve pounds and twelve shillings the following: "Lord of 200 acres of land which would be given to him and his heirs forever." Several members of the Bailey family held large shares in this company. The fact that Temperance Bailey, at age 3, had 200 acres of land in her name, might have been her inheritance from her deceased father. Patent to Temperance Bailey, Sept. 20, 1620. The land of John Rolfe and Pocahontas, on the south side of the James River, bordered that of Samuel Jordan, Temperance Baley (Bailey), and Capt. Woodleif in 1620.