s/o John & Dorothie "Dorothy" Coo
Henry Coe was probably born abt 1555 at Great Maplestead, co. Essex, [the early register of which parish are lost], just prior to his parents removal to Wissington, co, Suffolk, where the registers are extant from 1538 and do not record his baptism. According to his fathers will he was to receive ₤20 when 21 years of age; and in the spring of 1576, Henry Coo[e] acquired of Oliver Dixon and Dorothy his wife [Step-Father and Mother], 6 acres of meadow in Boxford, co. Suffolk with warranty against them and the heirs of Dorothy; consideration ₤20. Henry evidently lived unmarried with his Mother in her later years at Scotland Hall, Stoke-Nyland, until her decease in 1585; he was executor and the residuary legatee of her goods, but inherited no lands. A few years later he married, and is next found at Thorpe-Morieux, co. Suffolk. Henry Coe left no will, and no administration of his estate is preserved as the Administration Records at Bury St. Edmunds are lost for several years about the time of his decease.
"Henry Coe was buried Januarie 28, 1630"; and "Mary Coe widdow was buried Oct. 20, 1631." No stones mark their graves in the village churchyard
"Where the rude forefathers of the hamlet sleep."
married ca1588 Henry Coe & "Mary Unknown*", but neither the record of the marriage nor her parentage has come to light. +The American Genealogist Vol 52 [1976] - Mary Vincent, d/o Andrew, married Henry Cooe. Contributed by Jim Stevens
They had children - John, Andrew, Mary*, Godsgift*, Robert, William, Thomas
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ref: *Robert Coe Puritan by Joseph Gardner Barlett 1911 Named as "Henry Coe"; +They had 5 children christened at Thorpe-Morieux; *No further record is found; St Mary's Boxford -Boxford, Suffolk, UK -Stone Street Road
Henry Coe was probably born abt 1555 at Great Maplestead, co. Essex, [the early register of which parish are lost], just prior to his parents removal to Wissington, co, Suffolk, where the registers are extant from 1538 and do not record his baptism. According to his fathers will he was to receive ₤20 when 21 years of age; and in the spring of 1576, Henry Coo[e] acquired of Oliver Dixon and Dorothy his wife [Step-Father and Mother], 6 acres of meadow in Boxford, co. Suffolk with warranty against them and the heirs of Dorothy; consideration ₤20. Henry evidently lived unmarried with his Mother in her later years at Scotland Hall, Stoke-Nyland, until her decease in 1585; he was executor and the residuary legatee of her goods, but inherited no lands. A few years later he married, and is next found at Thorpe-Morieux, co. Suffolk. Henry Coe left no will, and no administration of his estate is preserved as the Administration Records at Bury St. Edmunds are lost for several years about the time of his decease.
"Henry Coe was buried Januarie 28, 1630"; and "Mary Coe widdow was buried Oct. 20, 1631." No stones mark their graves in the village churchyard
"Where the rude forefathers of the hamlet sleep."
married ca1588 Henry Coe & "Mary Unknown*", but neither the record of the marriage nor her parentage has come to light. +The American Genealogist Vol 52 [1976] - Mary Vincent, d/o Andrew, married Henry Cooe. Contributed by Jim Stevens
They had children - John, Andrew, Mary*, Godsgift*, Robert, William, Thomas
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ref: *Robert Coe Puritan by Joseph Gardner Barlett 1911 Named as "Henry Coe"; +They had 5 children christened at Thorpe-Morieux; *No further record is found; St Mary's Boxford -Boxford, Suffolk, UK -Stone Street Road
s/o John & Dorothie "Dorothy" Coo
Henry Coe was probably born abt 1555 at Great Maplestead, co. Essex, [the early register of which parish are lost], just prior to his parents removal to Wissington, co, Suffolk, where the registers are extant from 1538 and do not record his baptism. According to his fathers will he was to receive ₤20 when 21 years of age; and in the spring of 1576, Henry Coo[e] acquired of Oliver Dixon and Dorothy his wife [Step-Father and Mother], 6 acres of meadow in Boxford, co. Suffolk with warranty against them and the heirs of Dorothy; consideration ₤20. Henry evidently lived unmarried with his Mother in her later years at Scotland Hall, Stoke-Nyland, until her decease in 1585; he was executor and the residuary legatee of her goods, but inherited no lands. A few years later he married, and is next found at Thorpe-Morieux, co. Suffolk. Henry Coe left no will, and no administration of his estate is preserved as the Administration Records at Bury St. Edmunds are lost for several years about the time of his decease.
"Henry Coe was buried Januarie 28, 1630"; and "Mary Coe widdow was buried Oct. 20, 1631." No stones mark their graves in the village churchyard
"Where the rude forefathers of the hamlet sleep."
married ca1588 Henry Coe & "Mary Unknown*", but neither the record of the marriage nor her parentage has come to light. +The American Genealogist Vol 52 [1976] - Mary Vincent, d/o Andrew, married Henry Cooe. Contributed by Jim Stevens
They had children - John, Andrew, Mary*, Godsgift*, Robert, William, Thomas
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ref: *Robert Coe Puritan by Joseph Gardner Barlett 1911 Named as "Henry Coe"; +They had 5 children christened at Thorpe-Morieux; *No further record is found; St Mary's Boxford -Boxford, Suffolk, UK -Stone Street Road
Henry Coe was probably born abt 1555 at Great Maplestead, co. Essex, [the early register of which parish are lost], just prior to his parents removal to Wissington, co, Suffolk, where the registers are extant from 1538 and do not record his baptism. According to his fathers will he was to receive ₤20 when 21 years of age; and in the spring of 1576, Henry Coo[e] acquired of Oliver Dixon and Dorothy his wife [Step-Father and Mother], 6 acres of meadow in Boxford, co. Suffolk with warranty against them and the heirs of Dorothy; consideration ₤20. Henry evidently lived unmarried with his Mother in her later years at Scotland Hall, Stoke-Nyland, until her decease in 1585; he was executor and the residuary legatee of her goods, but inherited no lands. A few years later he married, and is next found at Thorpe-Morieux, co. Suffolk. Henry Coe left no will, and no administration of his estate is preserved as the Administration Records at Bury St. Edmunds are lost for several years about the time of his decease.
"Henry Coe was buried Januarie 28, 1630"; and "Mary Coe widdow was buried Oct. 20, 1631." No stones mark their graves in the village churchyard
"Where the rude forefathers of the hamlet sleep."
married ca1588 Henry Coe & "Mary Unknown*", but neither the record of the marriage nor her parentage has come to light. +The American Genealogist Vol 52 [1976] - Mary Vincent, d/o Andrew, married Henry Cooe. Contributed by Jim Stevens
They had children - John, Andrew, Mary*, Godsgift*, Robert, William, Thomas
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ref: *Robert Coe Puritan by Joseph Gardner Barlett 1911 Named as "Henry Coe"; +They had 5 children christened at Thorpe-Morieux; *No further record is found; St Mary's Boxford -Boxford, Suffolk, UK -Stone Street Road
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