Family of William COCKFIELD and Elizabeth --?--

Husband:	William COCKFIELD (1650?- )
Wife:	Elizabeth --?-- ( - )
Children:	John COCKFIELD ( - )
	William "Billy" COCKFIELD ( - )
	Sarah COCKFIELD ( - )
	Mary COCKFIELD ( - )

Husband: William COCKFIELD

Name:	William COCKFIELD
Sex:	Male
Father:	Sir Thomas COCKFIELD ( - )
Mother:	-
Birth	1650 (app)	Cockfield Hall, England

Wife: Elizabeth --?--

Name:	Elizabeth --?--
Sex:	Female
Father:	-
Mother:	-

Child 1: John COCKFIELD

Name:	John COCKFIELD
Sex:	Male
Spouse:	Rachel BULL ( - )

Child 2: William "Billy" COCKFIELD

Name:	William "Billy" COCKFIELD
Sex:	Male

Child 3: Sarah COCKFIELD

Name:	Sarah COCKFIELD
Sex:	Female

Child 4: Mary COCKFIELD

Name:	Mary COCKFIELD
Sex:	Female

Note on Husband: William COCKFIELD

Need to find this -

Article Title: Suffolk/Cockfield Hall Court Rolls, 1658-60, Index

Periodical: Suffolk Roots (England)

Volume: 14Number: 3 (July 1988)

 

A passenger on the first ship that arrived in South Carolina for a successful settlement. He was the servant of Paul F. Smith who also was on the ship.

Source: S C Historical Magazine Vol. 71, 1970 pages 101-110.

 

When Paul Smith "Preacher" died, William married his widow, Elizabeth.

 

The ship Carolina left England in October 1699 and arrived at Port Royal (now Paris Island) about 21 March 1670. Arrived at the Ashley River early in April and established a settlement at at Albemarle Point.

 

Child John from SC Historical Magazine, other children from http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mysouthernfamily/

by Becky Bass Bonner & Josephine Lindsay Bass.

 

George Beadon received the land concession for Cockfield and three other servants, as the administrator of Smith's estate. Warrants 1672-1679, page 48.

Note on Wife: Elizabeth --?--

Widow of Paul Smith.

Note on Child 1: John COCKFIELD

The will of John Cockfield, Planter, Colleton County, SC names his daughter Ann COCKFIELD; son Burnaby COCKFIELD; and brother Burnaby COCKFIELD. Will proved 7 Jul 1762.. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mysouthernfamily/ by Becky Bass Bonner & Josephine Lindsay Bass.

 

SCHistorical Magazine Vol 8, p195, Will of Hugh CATERET made 21 Feb 1687, gives John, son of William COCKFIELD, the little island next to Joseph Pendarvis's Island.

 

SCHistorical Magazine Vol 19, p48 has children as John, Mary and Martha in 1715.

 

SCHistorical Magazine Vol 19, p75 - 2 June 1722, John Cockfield and Rachel his wife, conveyed to William Bull 67 that had originally been part of the 500 acre grant to Burnaby Bull.

 

Source: Will Book QQ 1760-1767:

John COCKFIELD of Combahee, Colleton County, planter. Son: Barnaby, all my land and houses. Daughter: Ann, under age and unmarried. Brother: Barnaby COCKFIELD. Mentions: crop of rice now at house. Exors: Thomas HOLMAN, John HUNT, Hugh FERGUSON. Wit: Samuel NASH, Isaac BODETT, Darius DALTON.

D: 22 Feb 1762 P: 7 July 1762 R: nd. P. 187

 

COCKFIELD: Book - Page - County

B. W. Bk 42 Page 354 CHA=Charleston

Barnaby 13 939 CHA

John 9 304 CHA

John E. 42 56 CHA

Joseph 1 171 WMS=Williamsburg

Mary 26 474 CHA

Mary 34 234 CHA

 

John COCKFIELD: Colleton County, plantation on Ashley River called The Island purchased of John COCKFIELD. This note within the will of William ROPER, Charles Town, merchant.

Note on Child 4: Mary COCKFIELD

Charles CLARKE, Berkeley County. Goddaughter: Mary, daughter of William COCKFIELD, planter (Will Book 1692-1693) He died 2 Nov 1694 and Probate was 10 Jan 1694/5. Recorded February 1694/5

 

Will Book WW 1780-1783: Mary COCKFIELD is mentioned as a cousin of Martha LASLEY in her will of 1780-1781.