According to Clarence A. Torry's New England marriages, Richard Singletary and Susannah Cooke were married in 1639. She was his 2nd wife and mother of his children,
Children of Susannah Cooke and Richard Singletary:
(1.) Jonathan Singletary (17 Jan 1639/40 Salisbury, Mass -1703/23 in Woodbridge, NJ) m. Mary Bloomfield c. 1660.
Jonathan changed his name to Dunham. (See pg.23-4 The Singletary Family History 1599 - 1989 compiled by Yvonne Miller Brunton. Heritage Papers, Danielsville, GA 30633 1989.); Essex Institute Historical Collection, Vol.17 (1881) from records of Deeds, Essex Co., B. 15, I, 203, H. F. Waters, giving P.O.A to family in 1702 . Presently living in Woodbridge, NJ to family living in MA Colony.
(2.) Eunice Singletary ( 7 Jan 1641 Salisbury, Mass - 5 Oct 1715 Haverill, Mass.) m. Thomas Eaton on 6 Jan 1658 in Andover, Mass.
(3.) Nathaniel Singletary (28 Oct 1644 Salisbury, Mass - 13 Aug 1689 Haverill, Mass- killed by Indians) m. Sarah Belknap on 22 Dec 1673 in Framingham, Mass.
(4.) Lydia Singletary ( 30 Apr 1648 Salisbury, Mass - Haverhill, Mass) m. Daniel Ladd, Jr. on 24 Nov 1668.
(5.) Amos Singletary ( April 1651 Salisbury/Haverhill - 1 Nov 1724) m. Mrs. Sarah Rogers.
(6.) Benjamin Singletary (4 April 1656 Haverhill, Mass. - 1697 SC) m. Mary Stockbridge daughter of John Stockbridge of Scituate, Mass. on 4 April 1678.
Brother, Phillip Cook(e) died in Cambridge, MA leaving a Will dated 18 July 1666 where Phillip left his son, John Cooke in care of "Sister Singletary" in Haverhill, MA. Records indicate that Susannah & Phillip Cooke (brother & sister) immigrated together from England to the Massachusetts Colony..
Children of Susannah Cooke and Richard Singletary:
(1.) Jonathan Singletary (17 Jan 1639/40 Salisbury, Mass -1703/23 in Woodbridge, NJ) m. Mary Bloomfield c. 1660.
Jonathan changed his name to Dunham. (See pg.23-4 The Singletary Family History 1599 - 1989 compiled by Yvonne Miller Brunton. Heritage Papers, Danielsville, GA 30633 1989.); Essex Institute Historical Collection, Vol.17 (1881) from records of Deeds, Essex Co., B. 15, I, 203, H. F. Waters, giving P.O.A to family in 1702 . Presently living in Woodbridge, NJ to family living in MA Colony.
(2.) Eunice Singletary ( 7 Jan 1641 Salisbury, Mass - 5 Oct 1715 Haverill, Mass.) m. Thomas Eaton on 6 Jan 1658 in Andover, Mass.
(3.) Nathaniel Singletary (28 Oct 1644 Salisbury, Mass - 13 Aug 1689 Haverill, Mass- killed by Indians) m. Sarah Belknap on 22 Dec 1673 in Framingham, Mass.
(4.) Lydia Singletary ( 30 Apr 1648 Salisbury, Mass - Haverhill, Mass) m. Daniel Ladd, Jr. on 24 Nov 1668.
(5.) Amos Singletary ( April 1651 Salisbury/Haverhill - 1 Nov 1724) m. Mrs. Sarah Rogers.
(6.) Benjamin Singletary (4 April 1656 Haverhill, Mass. - 1697 SC) m. Mary Stockbridge daughter of John Stockbridge of Scituate, Mass. on 4 April 1678.
Brother, Phillip Cook(e) died in Cambridge, MA leaving a Will dated 18 July 1666 where Phillip left his son, John Cooke in care of "Sister Singletary" in Haverhill, MA. Records indicate that Susannah & Phillip Cooke (brother & sister) immigrated together from England to the Massachusetts Colony..
According to Clarence A. Torry's New England marriages, Richard Singletary and Susannah Cooke were married in 1639. She was his 2nd wife and mother of his children,
Children of Susannah Cooke and Richard Singletary:
(1.) Jonathan Singletary (17 Jan 1639/40 Salisbury, Mass -1703/23 in Woodbridge, NJ) m. Mary Bloomfield c. 1660.
Jonathan changed his name to Dunham. (See pg.23-4 The Singletary Family History 1599 - 1989 compiled by Yvonne Miller Brunton. Heritage Papers, Danielsville, GA 30633 1989.); Essex Institute Historical Collection, Vol.17 (1881) from records of Deeds, Essex Co., B. 15, I, 203, H. F. Waters, giving P.O.A to family in 1702 . Presently living in Woodbridge, NJ to family living in MA Colony.
(2.) Eunice Singletary ( 7 Jan 1641 Salisbury, Mass - 5 Oct 1715 Haverill, Mass.) m. Thomas Eaton on 6 Jan 1658 in Andover, Mass.
(3.) Nathaniel Singletary (28 Oct 1644 Salisbury, Mass - 13 Aug 1689 Haverill, Mass- killed by Indians) m. Sarah Belknap on 22 Dec 1673 in Framingham, Mass.
(4.) Lydia Singletary ( 30 Apr 1648 Salisbury, Mass - Haverhill, Mass) m. Daniel Ladd, Jr. on 24 Nov 1668.
(5.) Amos Singletary ( April 1651 Salisbury/Haverhill - 1 Nov 1724) m. Mrs. Sarah Rogers.
(6.) Benjamin Singletary (4 April 1656 Haverhill, Mass. - 1697 SC) m. Mary Stockbridge daughter of John Stockbridge of Scituate, Mass. on 4 April 1678.
Brother, Phillip Cook(e) died in Cambridge, MA leaving a Will dated 18 July 1666 where Phillip left his son, John Cooke in care of "Sister Singletary" in Haverhill, MA. Records indicate that Susannah & Phillip Cooke (brother & sister) immigrated together from England to the Massachusetts Colony..
Children of Susannah Cooke and Richard Singletary:
(1.) Jonathan Singletary (17 Jan 1639/40 Salisbury, Mass -1703/23 in Woodbridge, NJ) m. Mary Bloomfield c. 1660.
Jonathan changed his name to Dunham. (See pg.23-4 The Singletary Family History 1599 - 1989 compiled by Yvonne Miller Brunton. Heritage Papers, Danielsville, GA 30633 1989.); Essex Institute Historical Collection, Vol.17 (1881) from records of Deeds, Essex Co., B. 15, I, 203, H. F. Waters, giving P.O.A to family in 1702 . Presently living in Woodbridge, NJ to family living in MA Colony.
(2.) Eunice Singletary ( 7 Jan 1641 Salisbury, Mass - 5 Oct 1715 Haverill, Mass.) m. Thomas Eaton on 6 Jan 1658 in Andover, Mass.
(3.) Nathaniel Singletary (28 Oct 1644 Salisbury, Mass - 13 Aug 1689 Haverill, Mass- killed by Indians) m. Sarah Belknap on 22 Dec 1673 in Framingham, Mass.
(4.) Lydia Singletary ( 30 Apr 1648 Salisbury, Mass - Haverhill, Mass) m. Daniel Ladd, Jr. on 24 Nov 1668.
(5.) Amos Singletary ( April 1651 Salisbury/Haverhill - 1 Nov 1724) m. Mrs. Sarah Rogers.
(6.) Benjamin Singletary (4 April 1656 Haverhill, Mass. - 1697 SC) m. Mary Stockbridge daughter of John Stockbridge of Scituate, Mass. on 4 April 1678.
Brother, Phillip Cook(e) died in Cambridge, MA leaving a Will dated 18 July 1666 where Phillip left his son, John Cooke in care of "Sister Singletary" in Haverhill, MA. Records indicate that Susannah & Phillip Cooke (brother & sister) immigrated together from England to the Massachusetts Colony..
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