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Elizabeth Cockshott 1744–1821 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 25 Jan 1744

Birth Location: Silsden Moor, Kildwick, Yorkshire (St. Andrews)

Death Date: 19 Apr 1821

Death Location: Bradley, Kildwick, Yorkshire (St. Andrews)

Father: Dennis Cockshott

Mother: Martha Peel

Spouse(s): William Throup

Children(s): David Throup

In 1744, Elizabeth Cockshott entered the world in Silsden Moor, Kildwick, Yorkshire (St. Andrews), born to Dennis Dionis Or Dionysius Cockshott And Martha Peel. Elizabeth Cockshott married William Throup, and had children including David Throup. Elizabeth Cockshott passed away in 1821 in Bradley, Kildwick, Yorkshire (St. Andrews).

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Biography

  • In 1744, Elizabeth Cockshott entered the world in Silsden Moor, Kildwick, Yorkshire (St. Andrews), born to Dennis Dionis Or Dionysius Cockshott And Martha Peel.
  • Elizabeth Cockshott married William Throup, and had children including David Throup.
  • Elizabeth Cockshott passed away in 1821 in Bradley, Kildwick, Yorkshire (St. Andrews).

Immediate Family

Parents

Dennis Cockshott
1713–1801
Birth Location: Kildwick in Craven, York, England
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Martha Peel
1715–1795
Birth Location: Kildwick, Yorkshire, , England
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Spouses(s)

William Throup
1738–1824
Birth Location: Bradley, Yorkshire County (West Riding), England
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Children(s)

David Throup
1784–1855
Birth Location: Silsden Moor, Yorkshire
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Elizabeth Cockshott's Ancestors

Self
Elizabeth Cockshott
1744–1821
Birth Place: Silsden Moor, Kildwick, Yorkshire (St. Andrews)
Parents
Dennis (Dionis or Dionysius) Cockshott
1713–1801
Kildwick in Craven, York, England
Martha Peel
1715–1795
Kildwick, Yorkshire, , England
Grandparents
Johannis ("John") Cockshott
1681–1737
Bradley, Yorkshire, England
Annae ("Ann" Henry) Booth
1674–1769
Kildwick, Yorkshire, England
Thomas Peel
1686–1766
Kildwick, Yorkshire, England
Elizabeth Dixon
1687–1756
Yorkshire, England
Great-Grandparents
Henry Booth
1642–
Phobe
1650–
Rogerus Peele
1640–1708
Margareta England
1660–1735
Henricus Dixon
1654–1714
Elizabeth Craven
1669–1733
2nd-Great-Grandparents
William Peele
1612–1675
Alice Hudson
1609–1679
Robert England
1614–1691
Margareta Barrett
1616–1702
Henricus Craven
1625–1676
Elizabeth Lee
1640–

Elizabeth Cockshott's Descendants

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Elizabeth Cockshott (25 Jan 1744–19 Apr 1821) m. William Throup (16 Apr 1738–May 1824)
  1. 1. David Throup 1784–1855 m. Alice Pickersgill 1789–1864
    1. 1. Roger (Dennis) THROUP 1833–1903 m. Emma (Minthen) Waterbury 1840–1912
      1. 1. Emma (Marion) THROUP 1873–1946
      2. 2. Florence (B) THROUP 1866–1927
      3. 3. Sarah (Alice) THROUP 1857–1917
      4. 4. Nellie THROUP 1869–1892
      5. 5. William (P) THROUP 1871–1944
      6. 6. Mary THROUP 1859–1934
      7. 7. George (William) Throup 1863–1938 m. Ida Dille 1861–1925
        1. 1. Clairmont (A FORESTER) Stepson 1881–
        2. 2. Roger ((Harold, Harry) Throup) (Meyers) 1895–1972 m. Rena (M) Hathaway 1896–1976 m. Eleanor Throup 1903–1977
        3. 3. Florence (E) THROUP 1890–
        4. 4. Marguertte (S) Throop 1900–
        5. 5. Lucy (M) Throup 1885–
        6. 6. Nellie (Irene) Throup 1894–1952 m. Max (R) Arnold 1880–

Elizabeth Cockshott's Timeline

2 Records

1744
25 Jan 1744
Birth of Elizabeth Cockshott in Silsden Moor, Kildwick, Yorkshire (St. Andrews)
Silsden Moor, Kildwick, Yorkshire (St. Andrews)
1821
19 Apr 1821
Age 77
Death of Elizabeth Cockshott in Bradley, Kildwick, Yorkshire (St. Andrews)
Bradley, Kildwick, Yorkshire (St. Andrews)

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 25 Jan 1744
    Event Place: Silsden Moor, Kildwick, Yorkshire (St. Andrews)

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 19 Apr 1821
    Event Place: Bradley, Kildwick, Yorkshire (St. Andrews)
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