Nadine, I think we might have a match. I can't tell for sure about your two Margarets from the way you presented your information, but is it possible you have two entries for the same Margaret? My information, which is secondhand, indicates that Margaret married Issac Lewis. Your suggestion of a will is interesting. Does it identify any grandchildren by name? Where did William die? Was it in VA or NC. I appreciate your offer to share information and resources, and would very much like to do that. I do not presently have much on the Hookers, but can provide a little information about the Lewis family if that is of interest. Perhaps we can discuss this off-list? Gordon > >______________________________X-Message: #2 >Date: Mon, 4 Oct 1999 11:14:13 -0700 >From: "Nadine Newhouse" <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Message-Id: <[email protected]> >Subject: Re: [HOOKER] William Hooker>VA/NC>1600s >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >Dear Gordon, >I am not actively searching the Hookers (from my mother's side) since I >can't seem to quit finding my father's ancestors! (Not really complaining!) >But I have collected quite a bit of information just here and there. Your >query brought to my attention a weird thing I have in my data base. I have >two Margaret Hookers who both married a Lewis. Obviously, I have made an >error some where! But this is what I have. >William Hooker b.ca 1670 James City Island, VA > married Bridget Foyer > daughter Margaret who married ______ Lewis (This is verified by >mention of her and her married name in William's will.) > son William II b. ca 1690 Kent, VA > married Ann > daughter Margaret who married Isaac Lewis (Can this be correct?) > >I do have a third Margaret Parthenia Hooker b. 1839 whose parents were >Nathan Hooker and Julia Ann Wright, but she is too late for your Margaret. >I would love to know if you figure this all out and find anything new. I >would be happy to share the info I have and my sources with you. >Nadine in California > >---------- >> From: Gordon & Jane <[email protected]> >> To: [email protected] >> Subject: [HOOKER] William Hooker>VA/NC>1600s >> Date: Sunday, October 03, 1999 10:39 PM >> >> I'm new to the HOOKER list, and hopeful that other members may have >> information on the HOOKER family in VA/NC. >> >> My information suggests that Margaret HOOKER married Isaac LEWIS. I >don't >> have details about Margaret, but I believe that Isaac died in 1742 in >Bertie >> County, NC. I believe that Margaret's father was William HOOKER. >> >> There are some researchers who have suggested that William was the son of >> Samuel HOOKER, and that he was born in Farmington, CT. I'm quite >skeptical >> about this, although there were a number of migrations from New England >to >> the south. My research of Farmington HOOKERS indicates that William died >in >> CT. Its possible the CT record is incorrect. For instance, William may >> have abandoned his family to come south, and was simply recorded as being >> dead. Again, this seems unlikely. >> >> Is anyone tracking HOOKERS in VA or NC in the 1600s? Can anyone identify >a >> William who may have migrated to NC? My information suggests he may have >> died about 1716 in NC, but I have no documentation to confirm this. >> >> I'd love to hear from anyone researching early VA or NC HOOKERS. I'd be >> happy to share what information I do have. >> >> Gordon Kirkemo >> [email protected] >>

By the way, the Hooker line I am following did go to NC and their plantation, Hookerton is now a city. Nadine ---------- > From: Gordon & Jane <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: [HOOKER] William Hooker>VA/NC>1600s > Date: Sunday, October 03, 1999 10:39 PM > > I'm new to the HOOKER list, and hopeful that other members may have > information on the HOOKER family in VA/NC. > > My information suggests that Margaret HOOKER married Isaac LEWIS. I don't > have details about Margaret, but I believe that Isaac died in 1742 in Bertie > County, NC. I believe that Margaret's father was William HOOKER. > > There are some researchers who have suggested that William was the son of > Samuel HOOKER, and that he was born in Farmington, CT. I'm quite skeptical > about this, although there were a number of migrations from New England to > the south. My research of Farmington HOOKERS indicates that William died in > CT. Its possible the CT record is incorrect. For instance, William may > have abandoned his family to come south, and was simply recorded as being > dead. Again, this seems unlikely. > > Is anyone tracking HOOKERS in VA or NC in the 1600s? Can anyone identify a > William who may have migrated to NC? My information suggests he may have > died about 1716 in NC, but I have no documentation to confirm this. > > I'd love to hear from anyone researching early VA or NC HOOKERS. I'd be > happy to share what information I do have. > > Gordon Kirkemo > [email protected] > > > ==== HOOKER Mailing List ==== > If you are confused or frustrated at how the list works or have any list related questions e-mail <A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">Patrick Anderson the listowner</A> >

Dear Gordon, I am not actively searching the Hookers (from my mother's side) since I can't seem to quit finding my father's ancestors! (Not really complaining!) But I have collected quite a bit of information just here and there. Your query brought to my attention a weird thing I have in my data base. I have two Margaret Hookers who both married a Lewis. Obviously, I have made an error some where! But this is what I have. William Hooker b.ca 1670 James City Island, VA married Bridget Foyer daughter Margaret who married ______ Lewis (This is verified by mention of her and her married name in William's will.) son William II b. ca 1690 Kent, VA married Ann daughter Margaret who married Isaac Lewis (Can this be correct?) I do have a third Margaret Parthenia Hooker b. 1839 whose parents were Nathan Hooker and Julia Ann Wright, but she is too late for your Margaret. I would love to know if you figure this all out and find anything new. I would be happy to share the info I have and my sources with you. Nadine in California ---------- > From: Gordon & Jane <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: [HOOKER] William Hooker>VA/NC>1600s > Date: Sunday, October 03, 1999 10:39 PM > > I'm new to the HOOKER list, and hopeful that other members may have > information on the HOOKER family in VA/NC. > > My information suggests that Margaret HOOKER married Isaac LEWIS. I don't > have details about Margaret, but I believe that Isaac died in 1742 in Bertie > County, NC. I believe that Margaret's father was William HOOKER. > > There are some researchers who have suggested that William was the son of > Samuel HOOKER, and that he was born in Farmington, CT. I'm quite skeptical > about this, although there were a number of migrations from New England to > the south. My research of Farmington HOOKERS indicates that William died in > CT. Its possible the CT record is incorrect. For instance, William may > have abandoned his family to come south, and was simply recorded as being > dead. Again, this seems unlikely. > > Is anyone tracking HOOKERS in VA or NC in the 1600s? Can anyone identify a > William who may have migrated to NC? My information suggests he may have > died about 1716 in NC, but I have no documentation to confirm this. > > I'd love to hear from anyone researching early VA or NC HOOKERS. I'd be > happy to share what information I do have. > > Gordon Kirkemo > [email protected] > > > ==== HOOKER Mailing List ==== > If you are confused or frustrated at how the list works or have any list related questions e-mail <A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">Patrick Anderson the listowner</A> >

I'm new to the HOOKER list, and hopeful that other members may have information on the HOOKER family in VA/NC. My information suggests that Margaret HOOKER married Isaac LEWIS. I don't have details about Margaret, but I believe that Isaac died in 1742 in Bertie County, NC. I believe that Margaret's father was William HOOKER. There are some researchers who have suggested that William was the son of Samuel HOOKER, and that he was born in Farmington, CT. I'm quite skeptical about this, although there were a number of migrations from New England to the south. My research of Farmington HOOKERS indicates that William died in CT. Its possible the CT record is incorrect. For instance, William may have abandoned his family to come south, and was simply recorded as being dead. Again, this seems unlikely. Is anyone tracking HOOKERS in VA or NC in the 1600s? Can anyone identify a William who may have migrated to NC? My information suggests he may have died about 1716 in NC, but I have no documentation to confirm this. I'd love to hear from anyone researching early VA or NC HOOKERS. I'd be happy to share what information I do have. Gordon Kirkemo [email protected]

ooops the Wolf Hooker that I am looking for was in Spring Valley Wisconsin in the 1880 cencus along with his wife Martha and their children Frank and Philander . I do no know where they were before Wisconsin but they seem to have stayed in Wisconsin , I believe that they Wolf and Martha were both born in New York , .thanks JAckie

Where was he located? Charlotte

Does anybody have a Wolf Hooker , father of Frank Hooker he would have been born about 1840 or as early as 1820 thanks Jackie

I ran across this somewhere and found it in a printout in my files. I am wondering if anyone has any information on this John HOOKER, and tree #2838 and if you could please send me what you have. I am looking for information on a John HOOKER that was born about 1761. Hooker, John Born : Aug 8, 1761Died : WFT Est. 1762-1851Lived in : Unknown, Tree # 2838

Does anyone have a Hooker and West families connection ? Possibly Maryland , Rowan Co. NC , Arkansas or Ohio. Thanks ,,,Gerri Ann

In a message dated 9/19/99 2:39:21 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Subj: Hooker photos of Civ. War at website > Date: 9/19/99 2:39:21 PM Eastern Daylight Time > From: [email protected] (Doris Fountain) > Reply-to: <A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</A> > To: [email protected] (Anderson, PAt), [email protected] (Hart, Freda R.), > [email protected] (Hooker cousin), [email protected] (Hooker, Darrell), > [email protected] (Hooker, Jack), [email protected] (Hooker, > Jane), [email protected] (hooker, jerald J.), "[email protected]"@infoAve.Net ( > Hooker, R. L.), [email protected] (Hooker, T.), [email protected] (Pollock, > Phil), [email protected] (Pool, Jim) > > Keywords: "HOOKER" > > http://carlisle-www.army.mil/cgi-bin/usamhi/PhotoDB/FindPhotos.cfm > > 17 records found > > Photo ID > Comments > RG98S-CWP24.4 > Seated on Lookout Mtn. is Maj. William H. > Lawrence, A.D.C. of Vols. on the staff of > Joseph Hooker. Feb. 1864 > RG98S-CWP25.1 > 3/4 standing view of Brig. Gen. Joseph Hooker. He > is pictured in uniform . > RG98S-CWP32.89 > Post war seated image of Sgt. William Henry > Hooker, Jr., Co. H, 142nd Regt., N.Y.S. Vol. > Inf. He is missing his right arm. (Included in > this file is a family bio.) > RG98S-CWP32.90 > Seated portrait of Sgt. William Henry Hooker, Co. > H, 142nd Regt., N.Y.S. Vol. Inf. This is > a post war image of him in front of a backdrop. He > has lost his right arm in the war. > RG98S-CWP33.93 > Pictured in civilian clothes is Maj. Simon F. > Barstow, Adjt. Gen. to Gen. Hooker. This is a > full standing pre-war portrait with top hat in > hand. > RG98S-CWP60.99 > Capt. William H. Paine, A.A.D.C., Staff Engineer > to Generals McDowell, Burnside, Hooker, > and Meade. On his five button sack coat are a pair > of Russian Shoulder Knots. > RG88S-LPB1.7 > Bust view of MG Joseph Hooker > RG98S-CWP112.46 > A bust view of Pvt. William Dillender, Co. D, 1st > Regt., Missouri State Militia Inf. Post war > view. Pictured with family. > RG98S-CWP112.48 > Full sitting views of two two brothers, Pvt. Leroy > Hooker, and Pvt. Hull Hooker, Co. H, > 44th Regt., N.Y.S. Vol. Inf. > RG98S-CWP120.36 > Bust view of Capt. Alfred I. Hooker, Co. A, 106th > Regt., NYS Vol. Inf. > RG667S-MM V3.L124 > Two engravings of Maj. Gen. Joseph Hooker, Union > Army General. > RG667S-MM V3.124 > An engraving of Maj. Gen. Joseph Hooker, Union > Army General. > RG667S-MM V3.145 > An engraving of Maj. Gen. Joseph H. Hooker, Union > Army General. > RG667S-MM V3.L149 > 28 bust views from a photo called, "Distinguished > American Soldiers and Sailors." > RG641S-MOL-PA 10.43 > A bust view of 1st Lt. George W. Hooker, Co. E, > 4th Regt., Vt. Vol. Inf. Post war view. > Medal of Honor winner. > RG98S-CWP 190.16 > Wartime bust image of Pvt. Hull Moss Hooker, Co. > H, 44th Regt., N.Y.S. Vol. Inf. > RG98S-CWP 190.17 > Seated wartime image of Pvt. Leroy James Hooker, > Co. H, 44th Regt., N.Y.S. Vol. Inf. > >

I am searching for Gerry or Jerry Ann Hooker from Dayton,Ohio who married Roland Hugh Stanley from Davie County,NC. , early 1940's. They could have been married in Asheville ,NC or York,SC. Please help , thanks,, Gerri Ann

Looking for information on Wolf Hooker , he had 2 sons Francis Augusta ( Frank ) and Philander they lived in Spring Valley area of Wisconsin about 1880 and later Jackie

In a message dated 8/31/99 3:48:17 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Subj: {not a subscriber} [HOOKER] Updated Genealogy Website > Date: 8/31/99 3:48:17 PM Eastern Daylight Time > From: [email protected] (David J. Hooker) > Reply-to: <A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</A> > To: [email protected] > > I just wanted to send out a quick e-mail to my relatives that are > interested in genealogy. I have updated my web pages today. > > http://www2.misnet.com/~dhooker > > The MAIN surnames updated are: HOOKER, STILES, BROOKSHIRE, & RUCKER. I > touched on some of the others also. Please let me know if you see > errors. I can assure you that you will! I will be happy to make any > corrections that you point out. In addition, if you have information > about living relatives that you would like to remain private, just let > me know and I can ensure that it is not on the website. > > Additional info that you may have (new research, photos, etc) are > welcome. I will continue to add to this site as long as the information > keeps rolling in. IF you have recently sent me info/corrections to > make/add. Please be patient. I will make them but it is very time > consuming to add the my genealogy program and then convert to web > pages. It takes 6 hours alone to upload the site from scratch (over > 25mb of info). > > Thanks to each of you for your help and interest in this site! :-) > > Regards, > > Your cousin David Hooker > [email protected] >

The Horn Papers: Early Westward Movement on the Monongahela & Upper Ohio: 1765-1795, by W. F.Horn, In Three Vol, Vol. II, Pub. For a Comm. Of the Greene CO Hist. Society, Waynesburg, PA, by the Herald Press, Scottsdale, PA, 1945, borrowed from UVA’s Alderman Library. Page 707. David HOOK, son of Wm. HOOK, was b in Essex CO, NJ, in 1722. He sered in the Fr and Ind. War in n. NY and in Quebec in 1761. In 1766 he was at the forks of the OH and in 1769 located on land in what is now franklin Township. He was polled and placed on the VA rec. in 1778. He had 3 sons, John, Jesse, and Thomas, all of whom were in the Rev. War service. He died in greene CO in 1777.

This one was well hidden, as you can see by the spellings: MD Calendar of Wills: Vol. V, Baltimore, Gen. Pub CO, 1965, orig pub 1917. p 216. John BRADFORD, planter, Prince George CO: 26 mar 1726, 11 May 1726. Test. states that cerain debts are due, chiefly to Mr. JOHn HYDE and sons, mcht, in London, and to the orphans of Mr. James BUTLEr, of MD, dec'd, and empowers exs to sell following tracts for benefit of est; 1A Tannyard" w/dw. near town of Notthingham, Prince George's CO; 3 lots in sd. town w/storehourse, etc; 180 A. "Teh farme" lying bet. Tannyard and storehouse bou. of Wm. AUSTIN & wife, ow in tenure of Robert SAUNDERS & Samll. HEIGHE (Hgh?); 35 A, "Will's Good Will," on Patuxent Ck; 78 a. "Joseph Good Luck" on Mattapany Ck, bouh of mr. Wm. JOSEPH and tract adj; 260 A "Essex Lodge' bou of Wm. COOD (Good?/Curd?) of st. mary's CO, and tracts adj; 125 A. "Dunbar" and 31 A. "Anglice" bou of Robt and John ORME, of Prince George's Co, last 4 tracts being under care of Charels DRURY as overseer; 280 a "Burbidg," Hynson Br, tenure of John CUMBERLANd; 300 A. woodland and 500 A "Substration,' on Hegoe Br, tenure of James HOOK and Nich. HOCKER (Hooker/); 290 A of "Additon to Charley Forrect," nr. hd. of North Br, Patuxent R, surveyed for Michael DEAN; 100 a. "Scotch Ordinary," about 2 mi below first falls of Potomac, bou. of Robert COOK and wife, in tenure of Adam STRAWHAN & John Benedict BENZEN; 300 A, "Batchelors Hall," on NW branch of Easter Br, Prince George's CO, made over by wm. FITZREDMONd, dec'd; 83 A, of 'Generosity," on pt. of which tract the church at the Eastern Br. stands. Also 7 tracts, viz; 2 islands in Potomac R, "Island of Walnut Trees" and "Fair Isle"; 'Concord" and "Progressive,' on main land over against afsd, Islands; "Sinicar," at mouth of Sinicar Ck, and tract at mouth of Long Acre Br; the 7th tract lies back of plantation called "Sugarlands"'; these 7 tracts cont. 4500 A taken up with daniel DULANY, Esq, of Annaplis, test' share 2250 A. Two otehr tracts, NW br. of patuxent R, 2 mi above wm. SHEPPARDS, in Prince George's CO, 100 A "Hygam" and 116 A. "Discovery," bou. of Wm. RENSHAW & his wife, 217 A "Jacob" on lower falls of Potomac, in tenure of Henry CHAMBERLIN & Wm KING; 300 A "Argile COWELL & Lorn," Piney Br, rock CK, bouthof randloph BLAKe, in tenure of Peter HYATT; 780 A of "Charley Forrest," 2 mi above Snowdens Mannour; 4792 A "Bradford's Rest" on br of Rock Ck, cont. 3 plan, now in care of Wm. DEVEROn, overseer, and 2 tenements occupied by wm. WOFFORt, Jr, and Wm. JackCOY (MCCoy?). Wife JOyce, dwll, plan 400 A, "Haddocks Hills" bout of Michael ASHFORd, with 100 A "as Good as any" adj bou. of John DEAKINS during life, and 1/2 pers estate; son John & hrs, cottage, pasturage, etc, nr. village of Thinkinson in CO of Leicester (Lancaster?), Gr. Britain, bq. test. by uncle John SMItH of town of One Leap in sd. CO, also land nr. Town of Stoak Gelding, in Leicester co, now in poss. of father John BRADFORd of sd. town, these parcels known as Wykin Hole, peggs Wykin Hole, Olden Close, Peggs Olden Close to pass to son John at ec of father __-; also 500 a "Seaman's Delight" adj. "Haddocks Hills" and 200 A "Cuckolds Delight" bou. of John DAVIS & Davis Mackdaniel (McDaniel?), now in tenure of sd. Davis; 1200 A. "Sugarlands" on potomack R, and after dec. of wife Joyce "haddocks Hills" and "As Good as Any" and 1/2 pers. est; to sister Mary JONES, 253 A, "Fletchalls' Chance," upper side Rock C, during life; at her dec, to her 2 sons Evand and John JONES and their hrs; Ex: wife Joyce, son John, James CARROLL and bro. Thomas GANT. Wife to see that whatever is due est. of Mrs. James BUTLEr be pd to her ch. out of pers. estate. Thoams GANT to have chg. of ed. of son John during his minority. Test: Notley ROZER, Danl. WATTS, Ed. SPRIGg, John NELSON. Note: James CARROLL & thomas GANTT renounce as exs of above will. Test: Phill. BRISCOE, Stephen CANNOLD, Jr.

I have just completed extracting the Hooker and possible Hooker references in early MD wills; they were included in 7 vol. of books, the earliest six of which I have retained to scan for related surnames if anyone wishes. My interest in this line is that my grandmother was Lillie Ann HOOKER b 1887 TN who married James Preston WATKINS. She was daughter of James Willis HOOKER b 1857 Roane CO (now Loudon), TN, and wife Lettice Elizabeth Duncan/Dunkin b 1858 Monroe CO, tN. John Willis Hooker, in turn, was son of John C. HOOKER b ca 1810 MD and wife Rachel GREEN b 1830; John and Rachel were born in MD. It appears that virtually all the families that I have who were in ETN in my mother's side (Hooker/Watkins) came through NC. Now I find that most of them were, likewise, from MD originally. It appears that there is a strong Quaker influence in these lines that took this line of migration. If anyone wants me to scan these records (and about 50 other pages of varied notes) which I copied, please ask. I can do a "find" on my word processor and the process should be easy. I checked out the first 2 vol. last month and failed to copy all the details, but I did retain all information typed concerning the earliest texts. It appears that the Watkins story becomes larger and larger as we see the related surnames and distance they migrated. Please forgive typhos; in order to include all this much material, I had to forsake careful consideration to typing details. Also, many of the early spelling was "rough," as you will see from the records as they go backward in time. These records do go backward in history, as that is the way that we genealogists research. For those who are not familiar with geography around the waters of the early colonies, let me explain that my daughter lives in the Norfolk/Williamburg/VA Beach/Jamestown/Chesapeake/Portsmouth area of early VA and she often takes a bridge/tunnel that goes to Maryland. Furthermore, to the south she lives within ten miles of the North Carolina line. The Potomac River on which our national capital rests is just off the Chesapeake Bay. The Chesapeake Bay of VA reaches almost to the Pennsylvania line near what was in 1750 Chester CO, PA. The James River runs from Jamestown, VA, through the Richmond, VA, area, and into old Augusta CO at Staunton, which was capital of the county of VA that extended to the Miss. River and later became numerous states. Staunton is a short drive from the West VA line (formerly part of VA.) It is worth noting, too, that the early colonies (like later counties and states) disputed much of this territory. In books of "early settlers" of different states I have seen some of the same names for the same dates. One of the early MD records contained the name of "Wm. Penn" (what could be more a PA name?!) and there are numerous wills that refer to land in several early colonies, especially in VA. The Maryland Calendar of Wills: Jane Baldwin, compiler & editor; Wills from earliest times to 1726; Vol. I - VI, Baltimore, Genealogical Publ. CO, 1968, borrowed from the Univ. of VA's Alderman Library. (Pages noted are from their respective books which cover various periods of time. I can check a specific reference regarding which vol. if needed.) Wm. TRAVERS, planter, Dorchester CO; 1 mar 1728; 15 June 1730; To son Wm. And brs. Dwell. Plan; shd. Unbron child to be son and live to age 18, to have ½ thereof; son Mathew and hrs, "Taylor’s Folly," on Taylor’s Is; sd. Sons to ec. Est. at age 18; child, viz: Wm., Mathew, dau. Rebecca FERGUSON, dau. Mary and unborn chld, pers. Estate eq. Dau. Mary of age at 16 ormarriage. Wife: Eliza, extx. Test: Matthew TRAVERS, Roger HOOKER, Mthew TRAVERS, Jr. Page 174. Benj. BOWEN, Sr, planter, Balitmore; 14 Jan 1741; 21 Juen 1742. To son Benj. COX (Bowen?), son Nathan BOWEN, the pt of "Samuel’s Hope" on Brittain ridge, which test. Bought from Samuel HOOKER, shed, he die w/o heirs, sd tract to pass to son Soloman; son Solomon, residue of "Samuel’s Hope," son Josiah & hrs, 129 A "Jonase’s Outlet," 100 A "Gooseberry" on Back R. neck & dwell. Plan. At death of his mother; wife Sarah, extx, 1/3 pers. Est and life int. in dwell. Plan; daus. Mary, Sarah, Tabitha at 16 years, also to sons Solomon, Josiah, Nathan, personality; Test: Abr. EAGLESTONE, Bown STANSBURY, Thos. SHEREDINE. Page 260. John DEAKINS, planter, Prince George’s CO; 9 Aug 1743; 20 March 1744. To son Leonard, personality; son Wm & daus. Eliz. HOOKER, Ann TANEYHILL & Mary LUCAS, 2 sh, 6 pence; wife priscilla, extx, entire real estate; wife Priscilla & sons richard, John, Joseph, residue of est. They to be of age at 18 years; Test: John BOONe, Henry BOONE, Charles BOONE. John RABLIN, Prince George’s Co; 6 Dec. 1704; ___. To son John RABLIN, Sr, and dau. Katharine, pers; son John Rablin, Jr, and hrs, dw. Plan and 50 A. He dying w/o issue, plan. To pass to son John RABLIN, Sr, and hrs, and 50 A. to unborn child; son Wm. To live o sd. Land until sd. Child be of age. Extx: wife Elizabeth. Age of child. As appendedto the will. Wm. Born 5 June 1689; John 27 July 1691; kathareine, 16 Jan 1694; John (2nd), 26 May 1702; In event of m. of wife and if there be trouble w/their step-father, child. To be taken by John DEAKINS & Robert HOOKER. Test: Robert HUCKEr, Jno. DEAKINs, Henry NEWMAN. Page 205. Eliza. RIGBYE, wiofe of James RIGBYE, of St. James Parish, AA CO; 3 Nov 1700; 8 Dec. 1700. To minister of afsd Paish, 50 A; to husband James, 100 A; 3 sons, Nathaniel, James and Thomas at majority, residue of est, real and personal. In event of their death w/o issue, est. to pass to husband James afsd. Test: Henry HALL, Robt. STEPHENS, Jacob HOOKER. Page 63. Richard HOWARD, Talbot CO, aged 43 years, 13 July 1671; 4 Apr 1672. To Robert HARDINg, John DELBY, and anthony MEALE, pers; Rachel HACKER (Hooker?), dau of Richard Hacker of VA, 250 A "Bachelor’s Ranges" on Choptanke R; Robert WELDERTON & Michael his wife, residue of lands, houses, plantations on Tred Avon Ck. During life. At death of sd. Devises, roperties mentioened to pass to Eliza: TODD, now wife of Nathaniel TEAGLE, and hrs. Michael WELDERTON afsd, exs, and res. Leg. Of est, real & pers. Test; Anthony MEALE, ed. ROE, John DELBEY (Delphey?), Wm. SHARES. Page 128. Thomas HOOKER, West River, AA CO; 8 Nov 1683; 9 May 1684. To eld. Son Thomas & hrs, "Browton," except 1 ½ a aldready given Quakers; sons Jacob & Benj. And hrs, jointly, 600 a, "Black Walnut Ridge" in Talbot CO; son Benj, 210 A, "Hooker’s Additon," AA CO; dau. Damaris HOOKER & Johanna CLACKSON, pers; Exs: Wm. RICHARDSON, Benj. LAWRENCe & son Thomas afsd. Test: Samll. GARLAND, Alis BRIDGWATER, Mary WOODLEA. Page 167. John POWELL, 27 Dec. 1675; 5 Apr 1675. To Martha IVEs, Susan FRASELL, Philip Maccanide, thomas EDMUNDs and Bruen RADFORd, pers; Thomas HACKEr, ex (Hooker?), and res. Leg. Of est, real and pers. Test: Geo. WHARTON, Wm. GALLOWAY. John HAWKINs, AA CO, 3 Feb. 1670, 17 Mch 1676. Wife Mary, ex , and sole leg. Of estate, real & personal. Jno. TEAGUE, Thos. HOOKER, Josh. SHALLER Page 200. Robert WOOLERTOn, Talbot CO; 22 Mch 1675-6; 21 Oct 1677. To Eliza; HACKER (Hooker?), pers; Nathaniel TEAGLe, ex and res. Leg. Of est, real &perrs; Test: Francis NEALE, Richd. WILLONS. I still don't have my magic link to my John C. Hooker's father and would appreciate any information that would locate him. Doris in vA

Hi, I am looking for information on the parents of Timothy Hooker of Martin county NC. He married a Mary Hooker and was 30 during the 1850 census his children were Ann C., James , Nancy E. and John. I have been told that his parents may be Nathan and Winifred Hooker. Any information on this lineage would be appreciated. -- also if anyone knows, is Timothy Hooker connected to Godfree or William Hooker of the Chowan or Albemarle county area? Thanks for your time

Hi, I'm new to the list and would like to post my HOOKER information. My husband is descended from Sarah "Sally" HOOKER, b. 1813 Wilson CO., TN, who married William EDDINS, II. Sarah HOOKER was the daughter of Benjamin Freeman HOOKER,II and Anne FRIZZELL. Benjamin Freeman HOOKER,II was b.? 1764 in Orange Co., NC. He was the son of Benjamin HOOKER,I, s/oGodphrey HOOKER, who died 1729 in Bertie Co., NC, s/o William HOOKER,I who died 1717 Chowan Co., NC This information was included in a letter written in 1889 by a relative who was the granddaughter of Benjamin Freeman HOOKER,II and Anne FRIZZELL. I submitted this letter to the following web site: http://members.aol.com/genny1/hooker1.html I would greatly appreciate any responses and suggestions. Thanks, Donna Walker Eddins [email protected] TX

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