Notes:

She was christened in Jan. of 1635/6.

Notes:

A William Coppack who lived in Ringway and Hale, Cheshire Co., ENG, and left a will and inventory of his estate in 1684, is likely to be this William. If so, he was a tanner by trade. He is also likely to be the William who was of Boden Parish (Bowden Parish) in 1635, had a daughter, Anne, christened on Jan 24, 1635/6 in Wilmslow Parish, Cheshire, ENG. (C-2251j) Hale is in Boden/Bowden Parish, so both William's are likely to be one and the same.

Notes:

This line is theory on my part. In the Wilmslow parish records there are basically three generations of Coppocks listed. The John who is listed as a tanner having a son in that Parish in 1608, could only be from the generation before that which is John's, born in the 1560's. This John is also a tanner. He could be the John who is the son of William as listed here, or the son of his likely brother, Richard, christened on Mar 5, 1566/7.

I have placed him as the son of William because the naming patterns fit for this family and because at this time we believe Richard's son John was married to Joane Wilkinson. (C-204) John being the father of John, bpt. in 1608 who later marries Margaret Deane is also supported in the letter written by Margret Holland in the 1800's.

John married Susanna UNKNOWN. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

There was a tailor named William Coppocke who left a will in 1597 in Mollington that might be this William. (C-2250E)