Married Mary Jourdaine Jan. 26, 1619 in Exeter, Devonshire, England. She was born about 1590 in Tiverton, Devonshire, England. She died before 1634 in England. They had 3 children.
This is the first of the name Coggin
FAg MEMBER SAID THAT THERE IS NO STONE THAT EXISTS.∼Probably baptized Tiverton, Devonshire, 5 January 1590/1. Merchant from Exeter, Devonshire who came to Massachusetts Bay in 1633. First sattled in Dorchester; moved to Boston in 1634. Died in Boston 27 April 1658.
Married: (1) St. Mary Arches, Exeter, Devonshire, 26 January 1619/20 Mary Jourdaine, baptized St. Mary Arches 5 April 1595, daughter of Ignatius Jourdaine; she died before 1634, probably in England.
(2) By 1634 Anne _____; "Anne Cogan the wife of John Cogan" was admitted to Boston church 27 July 1634; she died after 1639, when her second child was born.
(3) After 1639 and before 1652 Mary _____; she died Boston 14 January 1651/2.
(4) Boston 10 March 1651/2 "Mrs. Martha Winthrop;" she was Martha Rainsborough, widow successively of Thomas Coytmore and JOHN WINTHROP; she died about 24 October 1660 under "circumstances ... not without suspicion of poison."
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
This is the first of the name Coggin
FAg MEMBER SAID THAT THERE IS NO STONE THAT EXISTS.∼Probably baptized Tiverton, Devonshire, 5 January 1590/1. Merchant from Exeter, Devonshire who came to Massachusetts Bay in 1633. First sattled in Dorchester; moved to Boston in 1634. Died in Boston 27 April 1658.
Married: (1) St. Mary Arches, Exeter, Devonshire, 26 January 1619/20 Mary Jourdaine, baptized St. Mary Arches 5 April 1595, daughter of Ignatius Jourdaine; she died before 1634, probably in England.
(2) By 1634 Anne _____; "Anne Cogan the wife of John Cogan" was admitted to Boston church 27 July 1634; she died after 1639, when her second child was born.
(3) After 1639 and before 1652 Mary _____; she died Boston 14 January 1651/2.
(4) Boston 10 March 1651/2 "Mrs. Martha Winthrop;" she was Martha Rainsborough, widow successively of Thomas Coytmore and JOHN WINTHROP; she died about 24 October 1660 under "circumstances ... not without suspicion of poison."
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
Married Mary Jourdaine Jan. 26, 1619 in Exeter, Devonshire, England. She was born about 1590 in Tiverton, Devonshire, England. She died before 1634 in England. They had 3 children.
This is the first of the name Coggin
FAg MEMBER SAID THAT THERE IS NO STONE THAT EXISTS.∼Probably baptized Tiverton, Devonshire, 5 January 1590/1. Merchant from Exeter, Devonshire who came to Massachusetts Bay in 1633. First sattled in Dorchester; moved to Boston in 1634. Died in Boston 27 April 1658.
Married: (1) St. Mary Arches, Exeter, Devonshire, 26 January 1619/20 Mary Jourdaine, baptized St. Mary Arches 5 April 1595, daughter of Ignatius Jourdaine; she died before 1634, probably in England.
(2) By 1634 Anne _____; "Anne Cogan the wife of John Cogan" was admitted to Boston church 27 July 1634; she died after 1639, when her second child was born.
(3) After 1639 and before 1652 Mary _____; she died Boston 14 January 1651/2.
(4) Boston 10 March 1651/2 "Mrs. Martha Winthrop;" she was Martha Rainsborough, widow successively of Thomas Coytmore and JOHN WINTHROP; she died about 24 October 1660 under "circumstances ... not without suspicion of poison."
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
This is the first of the name Coggin
FAg MEMBER SAID THAT THERE IS NO STONE THAT EXISTS.∼Probably baptized Tiverton, Devonshire, 5 January 1590/1. Merchant from Exeter, Devonshire who came to Massachusetts Bay in 1633. First sattled in Dorchester; moved to Boston in 1634. Died in Boston 27 April 1658.
Married: (1) St. Mary Arches, Exeter, Devonshire, 26 January 1619/20 Mary Jourdaine, baptized St. Mary Arches 5 April 1595, daughter of Ignatius Jourdaine; she died before 1634, probably in England.
(2) By 1634 Anne _____; "Anne Cogan the wife of John Cogan" was admitted to Boston church 27 July 1634; she died after 1639, when her second child was born.
(3) After 1639 and before 1652 Mary _____; she died Boston 14 January 1651/2.
(4) Boston 10 March 1651/2 "Mrs. Martha Winthrop;" she was Martha Rainsborough, widow successively of Thomas Coytmore and JOHN WINTHROP; she died about 24 October 1660 under "circumstances ... not without suspicion of poison."
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
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