Individual Details

Mary likely died prior to 1826 when it appears Martin had married Martha Longmire.


Hancocks in Orange Co, NC:

Orange County Records, Vol XVI: Inventories and Accounts of Sales, 1800-1808, William Doub Bennett, 1995.
Nov. 18th, 1804. Debts due to James Hogg Senr at the time of his death: John Hancock, 19#'s

1810 Census. Hillsborough, Orange, NC
Saml. Hancock: 2m under 10, 1m 10-16, 1m 16-26, 1m, 26-45. 1f under 10, 1f 16-26.

Orange Co NC Deed Book 13, p.522
18 Apr 1811. Martin Palmer of Orange to Samuel Hancock of Hillsborough for $39, one acre, Lot #72. Signed: Martin Palmer. Wit: Henry Steele, Thos. Chancy. Proved May Term 1811 by Tho. Clancy, delvd to Saml. Hancock by C. Bruce.
Orange County Records, Vol XVII: Deed Book 13, William Doub Bennett, 1996

1820 Census. Orange Co, NC
Two entries apart:
Clarisa Hancock: 2m under 10. 1f over 45
Nancy Hancock: 3m 10-16. 1f 10-16, 2f 16-26, 1f over 45
and
Saml. Hancock, 2m 10-16, 1m over 45. 4f under 10, 1f 26-45.

1830 Census. Orange Co, NC
Nancy Hancock: 1m 10-15, 1m 20-30. 1f 20-30, 1f 60-70
Samuel Hancock: 1m 5-10, 1m 20-30, 1m 30-40, 1m 40-50. 1f 5-10, 1f 10-15, 1f 15-20, 1f 40-50.


There was also a very early connection between Critcher & Hancock families - back in Westmoreland:
Westmoreland County, Virginia Order Book, 1690-1698, Part Two, 1692-1694. John Frederick Dorman, 1963.
p.45 John Crutcher on list of Grand Inquisitors for the County for the present year, 1693. Richd. Handcock was to be sworn at the next court but failed to appear and was find 200#'s tobacco.
p.83 28 Dec 1692 Richard Handcock who married the relict of Benjamin Addigton summoned to return an inventory of the estate, this day appeared and also his wife, and made oath that Benjn. Addigton left a very small estate behind him, viz; an inconsiderable parcel of joyner's wear, a small quantity of household goods, and a few joyner's working tools, which the Court accepted for inventory and appraisement of Addington's estate. Richard Handcock doth assume to pay all just debts due from the estte of Benja. Addington.

Mary is not the daughter of James Hancock who named a "Polly" in his will in Orange Co NC, proved May 1816. The will of that Polly's brother Nathan was written 7 April 1816 and mentioned Polly and her little daughter Henrietta. Mary "Polly" Hancock, wife of Mastin Crutcher married in March of 1816 and could not have had a daughter a month later.

Marriage	17 Mar 1816	Orange County, North Carolina - MASTIN Crutcher
Death	Bef 1826

Spouse	MASTIN Crutcher (1797 - 1847)
Child	Charles D. Critcher (1817 - 1861)
Child	Sarah Crutcher (1822 - 1901)
Child	Maria Jennie Crutcher (1820 - 1874)