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- A Richard Coppock appeared in a suit for recovery of Lands in Allricham, Northenden, co. Cheshire, England in 1546 in the Plea Rolls. That would estimate his birth date as previous to 1526, and a possible contemporary of Geoffery Coppoco of Cheshire. Richard Coppock was born of Morley, Wilmslow Par., Cheshire, ENG bef 1545. This source of Elizabeth Harris's information on Richard Coppocke and John Coppock down to Bartholomew Coppock comes from fairly recent parish research by Corinne Hanna Diller, on the Coate/Coppock Family. It is Corrine's best guess based on parish records of Wilmslow, Cheshire, Eng. Her address is 8443 Sonneville Dr., Houston, TX 77080-3638. (C-613) It is possible, even likely, that Richard’s siblings were Hugh, William, and possibly Raphe. They are males of his age having children christened in the 1560-1570s in Wilmslow Parish, Cheshire, England. (C-204)
Annie Natalelli-Waloszek has a copy of the original and very hard to read will of Richard of Keckwicke, d 1592. He might be this same Richard who was in Northenden in 1546, though this is a guess. She transcribes it as follows: "Richard of Keckwicke 1592, wife Ellen, bros John and (rambo, cambo, cante, cance) ............ Anno Dei 1591, I Richard Coppocke of Keckwicke......(sicke of bodie but of perfecte memory, laud) and praise be to almighty god... (and, mindfull of the transitoriness of life) but knowinge (deathe to be certain)...muste the time but the hour of it (being hidden), doe therefore.... (make this my) last will and Testament, in manner and forme following: Firstly I commend my Soule unto the hande of the Almighty ,and my bodie to Christian buriall within the buriall groundes of .......... Item it is my will that ........and Richard Coppocke.........my wiffe Ellen shall keepe my sonne John Coppocke, whereto deinsbe? and clothinge, .........and .... And if it sole please god that my said sone Richard toe deie also before my sone John, ........ will to Margaret, wiffe of my said son Rpt, shall mainteyne and keepe my said sone John during ........shall wished of her mimsenonte? and keepeinge in mind .......after the deceasse of mee and my wiffe ........sonne Richard : Thow it is my will and it is likewise custom toe and goode p(ro)pper amongst frends.......wiffe shall give p? golde to my said sonne John during his naturall life pp6 peslie?as elig? in p(ar)cells of ........by the man(ner) of wille hey? Item I bequeath to my daughers Johime Coppocke and Hester? half ...... Item it is my will that my twoe sonnes John and Thomas shall have either of them one s..... next ensuinge: Item I bequeath unto Ri'd Coppocke, Thomas and Willishiette? my sonnes .... and my sonne Richarde shall have the ploughes, ......, ..... and alll theretoe belonginge, as toe mind kinde of .......... them Item I give and bequeath to my brothers John and Cante? a dublett and ......? Item it is my will my funerall epenses shall be paide and dischargede of my ..... goode: Thow it is my will that the rest movable and unmovable quitte and deude shalbe devyded into twoe equall p(ar)tes whereof the one parte to said wife: the other parte I bequeath unto my children toe be devidede equallie amongste them. my last will and testament : ordaine constitute and make Ellen Coppocke my said wife and Ri'd my sonne, lawfull executors toe bee the said tenlie? executors they ......toe the counteie. and Themm ......... and exercise of the same. Debtes ...... Ri'd Coppocke doe owe toe Ri'de Coppocke my sonne pppj6 xiijde In witnes of thereto ........ Wherefor ma... be published John Copocke senior John Louis Robert Kinekede" (C-2329)
He was listed as a husbandman or farmer at the time of his death. It is conjecture on her part that the Richard who married Margaret is the son of the Richard who died in 1592, because the age is correct and they both were of Keckwick. (C-2250E)
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Ancestrees
Bef 1526 - 1592 (> 66 years)
