Christian Cock

• Preferred Name: Christian Cock
  
• Gender: F
  
• FSID: G6Q3-XY4
  
• Death: BEF 3 NOV 1612 in Southwold, Suffolk, England at LATI: N2.3247 LONG: E0.6798
  
• Birth: ABT 1560 in Southwold, Suffolk, England at LATI: N2.3247 LONG: E0.6798
  
• Notes:

  === Life Sketch ===
  Leslie Mahler, FASG, Robert Battle, FASG, Three Great-Migration Gentlewomen: Sisters Margaret (Gentleman) Ibrook, Susan (Gentleman)(Hunter) Hollingsworth, and Joan (Gentleman)(Herrington)Youngs of Southwold, Suffolk, and Massachusetts), in The American Genealogist (TAG). (Donald Lines Jacobus, et.al.)
  2020 91.4:250.
  The will of will of Thomas Gentleman dated 27 December 1598, left his father-in-law, John Cock, a gold ring.
  
  A will of a John Cock of Southwold was made on 22 May 1614, names all the children of Thomas Gentleman and Christian Cock. However, the wording of the will makes it more likely that this the will of Christian Cock's brother rather than father.
  
  Following the death of Thomas Gentleman, Christian remarried to Thomas Harrison in Somerleyton, Suffolk, England. They had at least two children, Ellen and Mary.
  
  Christian died shortly before 3 November 1612 when administration of her estate was granted to her son-in-law Robert Hatchet and her daughter Elizabeth Hatchet.
  
  https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Cock-2042
  
  https://www.werelate.org/wiki/Person:Christian_Cock_%281%29
  
  https://www.geni.com/people/Christian-Harrison/6000000182748468854
  
  Biography
  Christian Cock was the daughter of John Cock, and was likely born around 1560.[1] Her father was named in the will of her first husband, who left him a gold ring.
  She married twice, and had six known children by her first husband and two more by her second.
  Christian (Cock) (Gentleman) Harrison died shortly before 3 October 1612 when administration of her estate was granted to her son-in-law Robert Hatchet and her daughter Elizabeth Hatchet alias Gentleman, daughter of Christian.
  
  Birth
  Born: Say 1560 (1558-1564).
  The date is a rough estimate based on the fact that her first child was old enough to be married in January 1604, and she was young enough to have had her last child in March 1606.
  Marriages and Children
  Married: 1st - Thomas Gentleman about 1580 based on the birth of their first child about 1583. They had six known children. Thomas died early in 1599.
  Married: 2nd - Thomas Harrison on 3 June 1600 in Somerleyton, Suffolk, England.
  Children of Thomas Gentleman and Christian Cock:[1]
  Agnes Gentleman. Born say 1583 (based on marriage). She married Thomas Moore on 17 January 1603/4 in Somerleyton, Suffolk, England.
  Margaret Gentleman. Born say 1587 (based on marriage).
  Elizabeth Gentleman. Born say 1583 (based on marriage). She married Robert Hatchet on 12 October 1612 in Southwold. The were administrators of her mother's estate in 3 October 1612.
  Joan Gentleman. Born say 1593 (based on marriage). She married first Robert Herrington on 7 March 1613 in Southwold; she married second Rev. John Youngs on 25 July 1622 in Covehithe, Suffolk, England.
  Susan Gentleman. Born say 1595 (based on marriage). She married first Thomas Hunter on 2 January 1614/5 in Southwold; she married second Richard Hollingsworth on 14 December 1627 in Southwold. She and her second husband immigrated to New England along with 8 children. She was last known living on 12 December 1675 in Salem, Massachusetts.
  Child Gentleman. Born 1599. Thomas mentioned in his will an unborn child. There is no further record or evidence of this child and presumably died young.
  Children of Thomas Harrison and Christian Cock:[1]
  Ellen Harrison. Born say 1604. She was named in the will of John Cock in 1614 along the other children of Christian Cock.
  Mary Harrison. Baptized on 18 March 1606 in Southwold. She presumably died before John Cock made his will on 22 May 1614 as she was not named.
  Death
  Died: Shortly before 3 November 1612 when administration of her estate was granted to her son-in-law Robert Hatchet and her daughter Elizabeth Hatchet.[1][2]
  Sources
  ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Mahler, Leslie and Robert Battle. "Three Great-Migration Gentlewomen..." in The American Genealogist, vol. 91 (2021): pages 250-260.
  ↑ Note that the article states that the her estate administration was granted 3 October 1612. However, the authors later corrected the date to 3 November 1312.
  Mahler, Leslie and Robert Battle. "Three Great-Migration Gentlewomen: Sisters Margaret (Gentleman) Ibrook, Susan (Gentleman) (Hunter) Hollingsworth, and Joan (Gentleman) (Herrington) Youngs of Southwold, Suffolk, and Massachusetts." in The American Genealogist volume 91 number 4 (July/October 2020, published December 2021): pages 250-260.

• m. 1580

1. Margaret Gentlemen, b. ABT 1587 in Southwold, Suffolk, England     d. 4 APR 1664 in Hingham, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America