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Lydia Cooper
(1611 - 24 Jun 1674)
Lyidia, the mother of John Cooper, after the death of her husband ___Cooper, in England, married Deacon Gregory Stone of Cambridge, and was the mother of Sarah Stone, w. of Joseph Meriam, bro. of John.
Birth also reported as cir 1595.
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Lydia (Unknown) Stone (abt. 1600 - 1674)
Lydia
Stone
formerly [surname unknown] aka Cooper
Born about 1600
in England
Daughter of [father unknown] and [mother unknown][sibling(s) unknown]Wife of Unknown Cooper
— married [date unknown] [location unknown]Wife of Gregory Stone
— married 1628 in Dedham, EnglandDESCENDANTS Mother of Lydia (Cooper) Fiske, John Cooper, Elizabeth (Stone) Potter, Samuel Stone and Sarah (Stone) MerriamDied 24 Jun 1674
in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts Bay
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Lydia (Unknown) Stone migrated to New England during the Puritan Great Migration (1620-1640). (See The Great Migration (Series 2), by R. C. Anderson, vol. 6, p. 546)
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Lydia married Gregory Stone, as his second wife, between 1626 and 1628 in England. Their marriage record has not been found and the precise date and location are not known.
Geoffrey Fiske and Mary Cooke of Saint James South Elmham had a daughter Lydia of an appropriate age,[1] and the Fiske and Stone families intermarried elsewhere, but as yet no clear proof connects their Lydia with the wife of Gregory Stone.
Lydia and Gregory had three children, baptized at Nayland between 1628/29 and 1632/33.
Elizabeth,
Samuel,
Sarah,
They and their family migrated to New England about 1635, settling first in Watertown and later in Cambridge.
Two additional children are named as Lydia's own in the membership list of the Cambridge church in 1658/59: John Cooper and Lydia Fiske "now deceased". These are presumed to be Lydia's children from a prior marriage (record of which has not been found) to a Cooper (whose given name is not known, though some claim he may have been Simon Cooper of Dedham).
Lydia, their children, and her then-living Cooper descendants (son John and granddaughter Lydia Fiske) are named in Gregory's 1672 will. She died in Cambridge 24 Jun 1674.
Sources
↑ Moriarty, Andrews. "The Fiske Family." The New England Historical & Genealogical Register 88 (1934): p. 269. Digital image online at americanancestors.org (subscription required).
See also:
Anderson, Robert Charles. The Great Migration: Immigrants to New England 1634–1635, Volume 6, R-S. Boston: New England Historical and Genealogical Society, 2009, pp. 546-52. Digital image online at americanancestors.org and Ancestry.com (subscription required).
Stearns, Ezra S. Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire (Lewis Publishing Company, 1908). Access online at GoogleBooks, Vol. 2, page 806-7.
comment. Anne BDisconnected from parents, Changed LNAB to Unknown. Getting her attached to the right Cooper husband with the right Cooper children is a convoluted mess. I'll work on it. 5 Dec 2017
Update - she has the right husbands and children
posted Dec 05, 2017 by Anne B Dave JenkinsIf the widow Cooper (husband's first name unknown), second wife of Gregory Stone, mother of Lydia and Deacon John Cooper-260, and Lydia's birth name is unknown, then Fiske-70 should be decoupled (and renamed) from Fiske-51, Cooke-10, and Cooper-692 and coupled w/ Lydia Cooper-3566 as mother.... it seems. That profile (Cooper-3566) has Lydia "Unk.-362" as mother and John Cooper-3567 as father.
If correct, the new Fiske-70 (whatever it's called) and Unk.-362 should be merged. Is that possible? Thank you. D. Jenkins
posted Dec 04, 2017 by Dave Jenkins Jack WiseNo objection to changing surname.posted Nov 26, 2017 by Jack WiseKeith StoneAccording to Nowlin-Stone genealogy Lydia had two children, John Cooper and Lydia Fiske Cooper with her first husband. New England Families (page 2083) mentions two children, John Cooper and Lydia Fiske who married David Fiske. Both books are available in Google Books for free.posted Nov 17, 2017 by Keith Stone Anne BLydia's surname should be Unknown. Objections to changing?posted Nov 16, 2017 by Anne B Kay (Johnson) WilsonAccording to Anderson’s Great Migration the wife of Gregory Stone was Lydia, but we don’t know her maiden name. She had previously been married to ____ Cooper, and had two children by ____ Cooper, John and Lydia. Apparently her daughter Lydia Cooper married someone named ‘Fisk’. What is the source of the information that her parents were Jeffrey Fiske and Mary Cool?posted Apr 08, 2014 by Kay (Johnson) Wilson Kay (Johnson) WilsonCooper-2866 and UNKNOWN-86001 appear to represent the same person because: According to Anderson's Great Migration we don't know the surname for Lydia, the second wife of Gregory Stone. Cooper was her surname because she was a widow. Please agree to merge these two profiles for Gregory Stone's wife. Thanks!posted Apr 08, 2014 by Kay (Johnson) Wilson
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Birth also reported as cir 1595.
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wiki trees
Lydia (Unknown) Stone (abt. 1600 - 1674)
Lydia
Stone
formerly [surname unknown] aka Cooper
Born about 1600
in England
Daughter of [father unknown] and [mother unknown][sibling(s) unknown]Wife of Unknown Cooper
— married [date unknown] [location unknown]Wife of Gregory Stone
— married 1628 in Dedham, EnglandDESCENDANTS Mother of Lydia (Cooper) Fiske, John Cooper, Elizabeth (Stone) Potter, Samuel Stone and Sarah (Stone) MerriamDied 24 Jun 1674
in Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts Bay
Profile managers: Anne B [send private message], Jack Wise [send private message], Puritan Great Migration Project WikiTree [send private message], Rhonda Scoullar [send private message], and Elizabeth S [send private message]Profile last modified 6 Aug 2020 | Created 5 Dec 2017This page has been accessed 777 times.
Lydia (Unknown) Stone migrated to New England during the Puritan Great Migration (1620-1640). (See The Great Migration (Series 2), by R. C. Anderson, vol. 6, p. 546)
Join: Puritan Great Migration Project
Discuss: PGM
Biography
Lydia married Gregory Stone, as his second wife, between 1626 and 1628 in England. Their marriage record has not been found and the precise date and location are not known.
Geoffrey Fiske and Mary Cooke of Saint James South Elmham had a daughter Lydia of an appropriate age,[1] and the Fiske and Stone families intermarried elsewhere, but as yet no clear proof connects their Lydia with the wife of Gregory Stone.
Lydia and Gregory had three children, baptized at Nayland between 1628/29 and 1632/33.
Elizabeth,
Samuel,
Sarah,
They and their family migrated to New England about 1635, settling first in Watertown and later in Cambridge.
Two additional children are named as Lydia's own in the membership list of the Cambridge church in 1658/59: John Cooper and Lydia Fiske "now deceased". These are presumed to be Lydia's children from a prior marriage (record of which has not been found) to a Cooper (whose given name is not known, though some claim he may have been Simon Cooper of Dedham).
Lydia, their children, and her then-living Cooper descendants (son John and granddaughter Lydia Fiske) are named in Gregory's 1672 will. She died in Cambridge 24 Jun 1674.
Sources
↑ Moriarty, Andrews. "The Fiske Family." The New England Historical & Genealogical Register 88 (1934): p. 269. Digital image online at americanancestors.org (subscription required).
See also:
Anderson, Robert Charles. The Great Migration: Immigrants to New England 1634–1635, Volume 6, R-S. Boston: New England Historical and Genealogical Society, 2009, pp. 546-52. Digital image online at americanancestors.org and Ancestry.com (subscription required).
Stearns, Ezra S. Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire (Lewis Publishing Company, 1908). Access online at GoogleBooks, Vol. 2, page 806-7.
comment. Anne BDisconnected from parents, Changed LNAB to Unknown. Getting her attached to the right Cooper husband with the right Cooper children is a convoluted mess. I'll work on it. 5 Dec 2017
Update - she has the right husbands and children
posted Dec 05, 2017 by Anne B Dave JenkinsIf the widow Cooper (husband's first name unknown), second wife of Gregory Stone, mother of Lydia and Deacon John Cooper-260, and Lydia's birth name is unknown, then Fiske-70 should be decoupled (and renamed) from Fiske-51, Cooke-10, and Cooper-692 and coupled w/ Lydia Cooper-3566 as mother.... it seems. That profile (Cooper-3566) has Lydia "Unk.-362" as mother and John Cooper-3567 as father.
If correct, the new Fiske-70 (whatever it's called) and Unk.-362 should be merged. Is that possible? Thank you. D. Jenkins
posted Dec 04, 2017 by Dave Jenkins Jack WiseNo objection to changing surname.posted Nov 26, 2017 by Jack WiseKeith StoneAccording to Nowlin-Stone genealogy Lydia had two children, John Cooper and Lydia Fiske Cooper with her first husband. New England Families (page 2083) mentions two children, John Cooper and Lydia Fiske who married David Fiske. Both books are available in Google Books for free.posted Nov 17, 2017 by Keith Stone Anne BLydia's surname should be Unknown. Objections to changing?posted Nov 16, 2017 by Anne B Kay (Johnson) WilsonAccording to Anderson’s Great Migration the wife of Gregory Stone was Lydia, but we don’t know her maiden name. She had previously been married to ____ Cooper, and had two children by ____ Cooper, John and Lydia. Apparently her daughter Lydia Cooper married someone named ‘Fisk’. What is the source of the information that her parents were Jeffrey Fiske and Mary Cool?posted Apr 08, 2014 by Kay (Johnson) Wilson Kay (Johnson) WilsonCooper-2866 and UNKNOWN-86001 appear to represent the same person because: According to Anderson's Great Migration we don't know the surname for Lydia, the second wife of Gregory Stone. Cooper was her surname because she was a widow. Please agree to merge these two profiles for Gregory Stone's wife. Thanks!posted Apr 08, 2014 by Kay (Johnson) Wilson
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Events
| Birth | 1611 | England | |||
| Marriage | 1627 | England - Gregory Stone | |||
| Death | 24 Jun 1674 | Cambridge, Middlesex, MA | |||
| Marriage |
Families
| Spouse | Gregory Stone (1592 - 1672) |
| Child | Sarah Stone (1631 - 1704) |
| Child | John Cooper ( - ) |