flag female ancestor  Lydia  COOKE

  (b. 18 May 1685 ,  Plympton, Massachusetts Bay Colony   d. ,  )  

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Lydia COOKE was born 18 May 1685 in Plympton, Massachusetts Bay Colony

Lydia COOKE was the child of Jacob COOKE   and   Lydia (Lidiah) MILLER and the grandchild of: (paternal)  Jacob COOKE and Damaris HOPKINS (maternal)  John MILLER and Margaret WINSLOW





m. John Faunce

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