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| Birth: | 1696 in Kingessing, Cock's Island, Philadelphia Co., PA |
| Death: | 10 Apr 1765 in Washington Co., MD |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Gabriel Petersson Cock b. 1663 in Kingessing, Cock's Island, New Sweden, PA |
| Mother: | Anna Maria Mary Friend b. 1663 in Upland, Deleware Co., PA |
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| Susanna Davis (Wife) b. 1702
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| Marriage: | BET 1720 AND 1725 in Gloucester Co., NJ or Maryland |
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 Ezekiel Cock\Cox b. 1722 in Frederick Co., MD or Racoon Creek, Gloucester Co., NJ
- Letitia Cock\Cox b. Bet 12 Jan 1725 and 1727 in Swedesboro, Gloucester Co., NJ
 Sarah Cock\Cox b. 1725 in Clear Springs, Washington Co., MD
- Joseph Cock\Cox b. 1727 in Clear Springs, Washington Co., MD
- Mary Cock\Cox b. in Clear Springs, Washington Co., MD
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"David Cox, a farmer, lived on a hundred and three acre tract of land called "Lubberland", which lay on the north branch of the Potomac River at the mouth of Licking Creek (between Ernstville and Parkhead Stations of the Western Maryland Railroad) in what is now Indian Springs District (15) of Washington County, Maryland."
The Cox place was about nine miles from "Maiden's Choice," where the Shelbys lived. The Great Stone Fort Frederick, erected by the Province during the French and Indian Wars, stands three or four miles to the Southeast."
-- Page 44 of the Genealogy of Sarah D. Payne and Ernest D. Campbell by Faye Campbell
http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=kraft-gedge&id=I1685
!(1) Faye Campbell, P.O. Box 27, North Egremont, MA 01252. Member DAR, Colonial Dames. Genealogy from Verna Busby Miller. Cites: (a) DAR records. (b) Frederick Co., MD Deeds, Book F, p.166. (c) Frederick Co., MD Will Book A1, p.395.
Will probated 28 Mar 1771, Frederick Co. (now Washington Co.), MD.
(1) Tradition states that he came with his brother John from Scotland in the early 1700's to settled in VA and married when he was 24. After his marriage he brought his wife to his new home on the Potomac River, at the junction of Licking Creek.
(1) A farmer. Lived on 103 acres called "Lubberland" which lay on the north branch of the Potomac River at the mouth of Licking Creek, between Ernstville and Parkhead Stations of the Western MD RR in what is now Indian Springs District (15) of Washington Co., MD. (Washington Co. formed 1776 from
Frederick Co., formed 1748 from Prince George's Co., MD.) The Cox place was about 9 miles from "Maiden's Choice," where the Shelbys lived, and 3-4 miles northwest from the great stone Fort Frederick, erected during the French and Indian Wars.
(1c) 1765, 10 Apr: David Cox wrote a will, probated 28 Mar 1771. Names wife Susannah, children Ezekiel, Letitia Shelby, Sarah Cockburn, Joseph and Mary Warford.
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