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Anna Cock 1579–1644 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 30 November 1579

Birth Location: Amsterdam, , Utrecht, Netherlands

Death Date: 15 Sep 1644

Death Location: New Amsterdam, New York, United States

Father: William Nassau

Mother: Neisje Selyns

Spouse(s): Wolfert Holland)

Children(s): Elizabeth GIBSON

Anna Cock was born in 1579 in Amsterdam, , Utrecht, Netherlands, the child of William Nassau And Neisje Selyns. Anna Cock married Wolfert Deoude Webber 4Th King Of Holland, and had children including Elizabeth Gibson. Anna Cock passed away in 1644 in New Amsterdam, New York, United States.

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Biography

  • Anna Cock was born in 1579 in Amsterdam, , Utrecht, Netherlands, the child of William Nassau And Neisje Selyns.
  • Anna Cock married Wolfert Deoude Webber 4Th King Of Holland, and had children including Elizabeth Gibson.
  • Anna Cock passed away in 1644 in New Amsterdam, New York, United States.

Immediate Family

Parents

William Nassau
1559–1610
Birth Location: Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands
WN
Neisje Selyns
1551–1617
Birth Location: Sint-Truiden, Limburg, Belgium
NS

Spouses(s)

Wolfert Holland)
1565–1663
Birth Location: Maasland, Maasland, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
WH

Children(s)

Elizabeth GIBSON
1621–1683
Birth Location: Beglingen-Mollis, Glarus, Switzerland
EG

Anna Cock's Ancestors

Self
Anna Cock
1579–1644
Birth Place: Amsterdam, , Utrecht, Netherlands
Parents
William Nassau
1559–1610
Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands
Neisje Selyns
1551–1617
Sint-Truiden, Limburg, Belgium
Grandparents
Great-Grandparents
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Anna Cock's Descendants

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Anna Cock (30 November 1579–15 Sep 1644) m. Wolfert ((deOude) Webber (4th King of) Holland) (1565–28 February 1663)
  1. 1. Elizabeth GIBSON 1621–1683 m. Jacob Brungger 1592–1634 m. Hans (Jacob "Jan John") Brungger 1610–1634 m. Hans (Jacob 'John') Brungger 1610–1688
    1. 1. Sarah Bryan 1627–1685 m. Edward Bryan 1630–1680
      1. 1. Lewis Bryan 1660–1735 m. Emma (Elizabeth) Hunter 1669–1730 m. Alice Macland 1656–1729
        1. 1. Elizabeth (Hunter) Bryan 1670–1753 m. Thomas Whitmel 1650–1735 m. LEWIS (CAPT) BRYANT 1695–1761
        2. 2. Captain (John) Bryan 1692–1762
        3. 3. William (Bryan) Jr 1692–1749
        4. 4. Janette Bryan 1687–1744
        5. 5. Mary Bryan 1685–1775
        6. 6. Hardy Bryan 1692–1760
        7. 7. Richard Bryan 1687–1749
        8. 8. Alice Bryan 1685–1756
        9. 9. Needham Bryan 1690–1770
        10. 10. Susannah BryanBeard 1697–1721
        11. 11. Mary Bryan 1675–1729
        12. 12. John Bryan 1685–1734
        13. 13. Joseph Bryan 1712–1775
        14. 14. Anne Bryan 1698–1770 m. John (Martin) FRANCKS 1682–1736 m. John (GRAY (8GGF) (1691-1750) (Scot to NC) of Rosefield) Plantation 1691–1756
        15. 15. Elizabeth Bryan 1670–1753
        16. 16. Sarah Bryan 1712–
        17. 17. Edward Bryan 1713–1761
        18. 18. Joanah Bryan 1697–1721
        19. 19. Anne Bryant 1698–1740 m. Michael (Craven) Higgins 1698–1753
        20. 20. Susannah (Ann) Bryan 1697–1770
        21. 21. Elizabeth Bryan 1694–1753
        22. 22. Lewis Bryan 1693–1771
        23. 23. Mary Bryan 1695–1760
        24. 24. Joanah Bryan 1697–1721
        25. 25. Ann (Bryan Sharp) Nichols 1710–1782
        26. 26. Edward Bryan 1699–1762
        27. 27. Jonathan Bryan 1696–1741
        28. 28. Simon Bryan 1689–1753
        29. 29. Thomas (Edward) Bryan 1724–1782
        30. 30. Sarah Bryan 1698–1755
        31. 31. George Bryan 1717–1790
        32. 32. Winifred Bryan 1705–1780
        33. 33. William Bryan 1705–1746
      2. 2. William Bryan 1655–1742
      3. 3. Elizabeth Wells 1652–1553 m. Welles 1494–1558
        1. 1. Thomas Williams –1723
        2. 2. Viscount (Walter de Elmham of) Welles 1510–1577
        3. 3. Sir (Thomas) Wells 1501–1558
        4. 4. Lord (William de Elmham de Welles of) Stourton 1514–1542
        5. 5. Walter Welles 1510–1577
        6. 6. Thomas (Wells) I 1512–1558 m. Elizabeth Welles 1516–1553 m. Mary Guy 1762–1825
      4. 4. William Bryan –1760
      5. 5. Hardy Bryan 1660–
      6. 6. Council Bryan 1660–1660
      7. 7. John Bryan 1660–1732
    2. 2. Regula Brungger 1614–1685
    3. 3. John Brinker 1592–1634
    4. 4. Elizabeth Brungger 1617–
    5. 5. Thomas (Brungger) Brinker 1629–1666
    6. 6. Barbara Brungger 1625–
    7. 7. Micheal Brungger 1623–
    8. 8. Hans (Jocob) Brungger 1615–1634
    9. 9. Anna Brungger 1613–

Anna Cock's Timeline

2 Records

1579
30 November 1579
Birth of Anna Cock in Amsterdam, , Utrecht, Netherlands
Amsterdam, , Utrecht, Netherlands
1644
15 Sep 1644
Age 65
Death of Anna Cock in New Amsterdam, New York, United States
New Amsterdam, New York, United States

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    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 30 November 1579
    Event Place: Amsterdam, , Utrecht, Netherlands

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 15 Sep 1644
    Event Place: New Amsterdam, New York, United States
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