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 female ancestor  Patience  HURST

Born
abt. 1611

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Born: abt. 1611

Father: Unknown
Mother: Unknown


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Patience  married  Henry COBB abt. 1632 in Massachusetts Bay Colony .  The couple had (at least) 1 child.
Henry COBB  was born 5 October 1596 in Reculver, Kent, England.  Henry died 3 June 1679 in Sandwich, Massachusetts, USA (East Sandwich) (Forestdale). 

Patience HURST died 4 May 1648 in Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony .
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Spouse & Children of Patience HURST

Patience HURST married immigrant flag male ancestor Henry COBB
Marriage date: abt. 1632
Marriage place: , Massachusetts Bay Colony
Source: plimoth.org
Marriage notes:
Henry Cobb married (1) Patience Hurst by 1632 and
had seven children. She was buried on May 4, 1648, in Barnstable. He married (2) Sarah Hinckley on December 12, 1649, in Barnstable and had eight children. She died before March 2, 1679-80.
Children of Henry and Patience Cobb:
John was born in Plymouth on June 7, 1632. He married Martha Nelson in Plymouth on April 28, 1658, and had five children. He died in Plymouth on February 21, 1714-5.
James was born in Plymouth on January 14, 1634. He married Sarah Lewis in Barnstable on December 26, 1663, and had eleven children. She married (2) Jonathan Sparrow on November 23, 1698 as his third wife.
Mary was born in Scituate on March 24, 1636-7. She married Jonathan Dunham in Plymouth on October 15, 1657, as his second wife and had six children. He died in Edgartown on December 18, 1717.
Hannah was born in Scituate on October 5, 1639. She married Edward Lewis in Barnstable on May 9, 1661, and had four children.
Patience was born about March 15,1641-2, in Barnstable. She married (1) Robert Parker in August 1667 as his second wife and had eight children. He died by March 2, 1684-5. She
married (2) William Crocker after June 1, 1685. She died on October 23, 1727.
Gershom was born in Barnstable in January 1644-5. He died, unmarried, during King Philip’s War, and was buried in Swansea on June 24, 1675.
Eliezer was born in Barnstable about March 30, 1648. He was living on Barnstable in 1703, apparently unmarried.


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1632 Birth of Child
John COBB was born 7 June 1632, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA (North Plymouth) (White Island Shores) (White Horse Beach)
DeathDeath — 1648
4 May 1648
Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony
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