Notes:

After Peter Cook and Elinor Norman were married in Newton Meeting, Cheshire, England on Dec. 7, 1695, they had 9 children. Loss of family members was endured by this couple. Two children died in England. Emigrating to Pennsylvania in early 1713 brought the death of Peter Cook who was lost at sea and the youngest children died in Philadelphia soon after their arrival. (C-250, p.35, 1561)

As for Peter's parentage, he might be related to a Peter Cook from the following will record in Cheshire, England. "Cheshire: - Wills and Inventories, 1681-1700. List of the Wills Now Preserved in the Probate Court, Chester, From the Year 1681 to 1700 Inclusive. 1810. County: Cheshire, Country: England, Cook, Peter, of Barnton, yeoman 1700."

Peter married Eleanor NORMAN on 7 Dec 1695 in Newton M.M., Cheshire, ENG. Eleanor (daughter of Johannes (John) NORMAN and Maria (Mary) WORRAL) was born about 1670 in Kingsley, Ab Kettleby, Leicestershire, England; died after 31 Oct 1759. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Elinor Cook appears to have been a witness to several marriages in Chester Co., Pennsylvania An Elinor Cook witnessed the marriage of William Brown and Susanna Churchman onn 2/11/1728 in Nottingham. The other marriages she witnessed occurred in Londongrove Monthly Meeting of Edward Tatnall and Elizabeth Pennock on 4/11/1735; of Willliam Ails and Elizabeth Underwood (d. of Alexander) on 8/18/1738; of Moses Pyle and Mary Cooke (d. of John Cooke) on 10/9/1741; of Stephen Ailes and Ann Underwood (d. of Alexander) on 9/3/1742; of William Underwood (s.of Alexander) and Ruth Bails on 1/2/1742/1743; of Thomas Collins and Sarah Johnson on 12/10/1755; of Thomas Dennis and Elizabeth Webb on 6/15/1757 at Londongrove; of Thos. Harlan and Mary Baily on 10/12/1757; and of John Wilson and Dinah Cook (d. of Isaac Cook) on 10/31/1759. If all of these apply to her, she lived a very long life. All the records after 1730, would not apply to her married daughter Eleanor. It also fits her in that she is never listed with her husand who died relatively early in their marriage. Her first name was spelled many different ways, Elinor, Ellinor, Eleanor with her surname being spelled Cook and Cooke. She is possibly the daughter of Johannes Norman and Maria Worral. (C-2025)

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There is a Johannes Norman living in Philadelphia Co., Pennyslvania in a 1738 census that might be this Johannes. There is also a record that needs located that could apply to this Johannes Norman in the following record that could be available in the LDS library. "Norfolk: Norwich - Minutes of Court of Mayoralty, 1632-1635 Marriages Memorandums of All the Courts that have Been Kept at Wichingham, Since 12 Apr 1659 Nomina Gardianorum and Magistrorum Artium County: Norfolk Country: England Glovers. Johannes Norman Headman Christoferus Frary Hugo Ogden Wardens Robertus Wantlopp Franciscus Patten Searchers Jurati..."

Johannes married Maria (Mary) WORRAL. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]