Ephraim COOKE
Biography



Ephraim Cook, son of Samuel and Mary Cook, married Lydia Doolittle. She died Dec. 25, 1785, ae. 84 years He died March 22, 1774, ae. 75 years. He was licensed by the county court, April 24, 1727, to prosecute the business of tanning and dressing leather in Cheshire.

Children: 61 Mary, b Feb. 13, 1723, d same year; 62 Mature, b Dec. 21, 1725, m Daniel Hotchkiss, of Cheshire; 63 Lydia, b March 2, 1726, m Jason Hitchcock, Sept. 20, 1741 ; 64 Mary, b April 7, 1728, m John Smith of Cheshire; 65 Ephraim, b April 7, 1730; 66 Tirzah, b Oct. 3, 1733, m Samuel Smith of Cheshire; 67 Elam, b Nov. 10, 1735; 68 Elizabeth, b Feb. 10, 1738, m Ebenezer Brown of Che shire ; 69 John, b Dec. 27, 1739; 70 Merriman,b 1741, d unmarried in Cheshire; 71 Thankful, no account of this person recorded ; 72 J'hebe, m Timothy Gaylord, May 4, 1748.

History of Wallingford, Conn, From Its Settlement in 1670 to the Present Time, Including Meriden, which was One of Its Parishes Until 1806, and Cheshire, which was Incorporated in 1780 – Charles Henry Stanley Davis



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