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> >