SUSANNA COOKE-FITZHUGH was born on 07 December 1695, and she was the daughter of Mordecai Cooke and (Unknown). Mordecai was named as a member of the House of Burgesses, Gloucester County, Virginia in 1714.
Susanna Cooke married Henry Fitzhugh on 24 February 1718 in Stafford County, Virginia. Susanna & Henry had SEVEN children (that are known of):
Henry Fitzhugh (1723-1783),
Thomas Fitzhugh (1725-1768),
John fitzhugh (1727-1809),
William Fitzhugh (1729-1785),
Sarah Anne Fitzhugh (1729-?, twin of William),
Susanna Fitzhugh-Thornton (1732-1795), and
Elizabeth Fitzhugh (1736-?).
Susanna passed away on 21 November 1749 in Stafford County, Virginia, she was originally buried at a cemetery on her Father-in-Law, William Fitzhugh's, plantation estate, "Bedford," which was later relocated to St. Paul's Episcopal Church Cemetery, King George County, Virginia.
SOURCES:
1. Brown, Stuart E. Jr. (1983), "Annals of Clarke County Virginia," Virginia Book Company, Berryville, Virginia, Vol 1, pp. 226-236. (Documents marriage)
2. Musselman, Homer D., (1994), "Stafford County Virginia: Veterans and Cemeteries," Bookcrafters, Fredericksburg, Virginia, p. 138,(ISBN: 1-56190-073-7).
Burried at Bedford Cemetery, Stafford County, which was on the Plantation of Col. William Fitzhugh (1651-1701), the cemetery was relocated to St. Paul's Episcopal Church Cemetery, King George County, approximately 3 miles east of it's original location. Daughter of Mordecai Cooke. Consort of Henry Fitzhugh. (Birth, Marriage, & Death)
3. King, George Harrison Stanford, (1961), "The Register of Overwharton Parish Stafford County Virginia, 1723 - 1758, and Sundry Historical & Genealogical Notes," Fellow, American Society of Genealogists, Fredericksburg, Virginia, pp. 224 & 225. (Birth, Marriage, & Death).
A GREAT WEALTH OF THANKS IS OWED TO PAULA LUCY DELOSH FOR HER TIME AND EFFORTS IN CONTRIBUTING THE HEADSTONE PHOTO FOR SUSANNA AND HER HUSBAND HENRY POSTED ON THIS WEB SITE!
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Susanna Cooke married Henry Fitzhugh on 24 February 1718 in Stafford County, Virginia. Susanna & Henry had SEVEN children (that are known of):
Henry Fitzhugh (1723-1783),
Thomas Fitzhugh (1725-1768),
John fitzhugh (1727-1809),
William Fitzhugh (1729-1785),
Sarah Anne Fitzhugh (1729-?, twin of William),
Susanna Fitzhugh-Thornton (1732-1795), and
Elizabeth Fitzhugh (1736-?).
Susanna passed away on 21 November 1749 in Stafford County, Virginia, she was originally buried at a cemetery on her Father-in-Law, William Fitzhugh's, plantation estate, "Bedford," which was later relocated to St. Paul's Episcopal Church Cemetery, King George County, Virginia.
SOURCES:
1. Brown, Stuart E. Jr. (1983), "Annals of Clarke County Virginia," Virginia Book Company, Berryville, Virginia, Vol 1, pp. 226-236. (Documents marriage)
2. Musselman, Homer D., (1994), "Stafford County Virginia: Veterans and Cemeteries," Bookcrafters, Fredericksburg, Virginia, p. 138,(ISBN: 1-56190-073-7).
Burried at Bedford Cemetery, Stafford County, which was on the Plantation of Col. William Fitzhugh (1651-1701), the cemetery was relocated to St. Paul's Episcopal Church Cemetery, King George County, approximately 3 miles east of it's original location. Daughter of Mordecai Cooke. Consort of Henry Fitzhugh. (Birth, Marriage, & Death)
3. King, George Harrison Stanford, (1961), "The Register of Overwharton Parish Stafford County Virginia, 1723 - 1758, and Sundry Historical & Genealogical Notes," Fellow, American Society of Genealogists, Fredericksburg, Virginia, pp. 224 & 225. (Birth, Marriage, & Death).
A GREAT WEALTH OF THANKS IS OWED TO PAULA LUCY DELOSH FOR HER TIME AND EFFORTS IN CONTRIBUTING THE HEADSTONE PHOTO FOR SUSANNA AND HER HUSBAND HENRY POSTED ON THIS WEB SITE!
©Mark Morrow
SUSANNA COOKE-FITZHUGH was born on 07 December 1695, and she was the daughter of Mordecai Cooke and (Unknown). Mordecai was named as a member of the House of Burgesses, Gloucester County, Virginia in 1714.
Susanna Cooke married Henry Fitzhugh on 24 February 1718 in Stafford County, Virginia. Susanna & Henry had SEVEN children (that are known of):
Henry Fitzhugh (1723-1783),
Thomas Fitzhugh (1725-1768),
John fitzhugh (1727-1809),
William Fitzhugh (1729-1785),
Sarah Anne Fitzhugh (1729-?, twin of William),
Susanna Fitzhugh-Thornton (1732-1795), and
Elizabeth Fitzhugh (1736-?).
Susanna passed away on 21 November 1749 in Stafford County, Virginia, she was originally buried at a cemetery on her Father-in-Law, William Fitzhugh's, plantation estate, "Bedford," which was later relocated to St. Paul's Episcopal Church Cemetery, King George County, Virginia.
SOURCES:
1. Brown, Stuart E. Jr. (1983), "Annals of Clarke County Virginia," Virginia Book Company, Berryville, Virginia, Vol 1, pp. 226-236. (Documents marriage)
2. Musselman, Homer D., (1994), "Stafford County Virginia: Veterans and Cemeteries," Bookcrafters, Fredericksburg, Virginia, p. 138,(ISBN: 1-56190-073-7).
Burried at Bedford Cemetery, Stafford County, which was on the Plantation of Col. William Fitzhugh (1651-1701), the cemetery was relocated to St. Paul's Episcopal Church Cemetery, King George County, approximately 3 miles east of it's original location. Daughter of Mordecai Cooke. Consort of Henry Fitzhugh. (Birth, Marriage, & Death)
3. King, George Harrison Stanford, (1961), "The Register of Overwharton Parish Stafford County Virginia, 1723 - 1758, and Sundry Historical & Genealogical Notes," Fellow, American Society of Genealogists, Fredericksburg, Virginia, pp. 224 & 225. (Birth, Marriage, & Death).
A GREAT WEALTH OF THANKS IS OWED TO PAULA LUCY DELOSH FOR HER TIME AND EFFORTS IN CONTRIBUTING THE HEADSTONE PHOTO FOR SUSANNA AND HER HUSBAND HENRY POSTED ON THIS WEB SITE!
©Mark Morrow
Susanna Cooke married Henry Fitzhugh on 24 February 1718 in Stafford County, Virginia. Susanna & Henry had SEVEN children (that are known of):
Henry Fitzhugh (1723-1783),
Thomas Fitzhugh (1725-1768),
John fitzhugh (1727-1809),
William Fitzhugh (1729-1785),
Sarah Anne Fitzhugh (1729-?, twin of William),
Susanna Fitzhugh-Thornton (1732-1795), and
Elizabeth Fitzhugh (1736-?).
Susanna passed away on 21 November 1749 in Stafford County, Virginia, she was originally buried at a cemetery on her Father-in-Law, William Fitzhugh's, plantation estate, "Bedford," which was later relocated to St. Paul's Episcopal Church Cemetery, King George County, Virginia.
SOURCES:
1. Brown, Stuart E. Jr. (1983), "Annals of Clarke County Virginia," Virginia Book Company, Berryville, Virginia, Vol 1, pp. 226-236. (Documents marriage)
2. Musselman, Homer D., (1994), "Stafford County Virginia: Veterans and Cemeteries," Bookcrafters, Fredericksburg, Virginia, p. 138,(ISBN: 1-56190-073-7).
Burried at Bedford Cemetery, Stafford County, which was on the Plantation of Col. William Fitzhugh (1651-1701), the cemetery was relocated to St. Paul's Episcopal Church Cemetery, King George County, approximately 3 miles east of it's original location. Daughter of Mordecai Cooke. Consort of Henry Fitzhugh. (Birth, Marriage, & Death)
3. King, George Harrison Stanford, (1961), "The Register of Overwharton Parish Stafford County Virginia, 1723 - 1758, and Sundry Historical & Genealogical Notes," Fellow, American Society of Genealogists, Fredericksburg, Virginia, pp. 224 & 225. (Birth, Marriage, & Death).
A GREAT WEALTH OF THANKS IS OWED TO PAULA LUCY DELOSH FOR HER TIME AND EFFORTS IN CONTRIBUTING THE HEADSTONE PHOTO FOR SUSANNA AND HER HUSBAND HENRY POSTED ON THIS WEB SITE!
©Mark Morrow
