Baskerville - Person Sheet
Baskerville - Person Sheet
NameJohn Coggan , Sr./, Sr. 
Birth5 Jan 1589/1590, Triverton, Devonshire, England
Death27 Apr 1658, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts
Burial?Kings, ?Chapel, Burying, Ground
Spouses
Birth5 Apr 1595, St. Mary Archis, Exeter, Devonshire, England
Death14 Jan 1652, Boston, Suffolk, MA
Burial?Kings, ?Chapel, Burying, Ground
FatherIgnatius Jurdin Jordon (1561-1640)
MotherElizabeth Baskerville (1565-1645)
Marriage20 Jan 1618/1619, St. Mary Arches, Exeter, Devonshire, England
2Anna ???
Birthabt 1600, Triverton, Devonshire, England
Deathbef 1652, Boston, Massachusetts
Marriage1630, Triverton, Devonshire, England
ChildrenAnna (Hannah) (~1635-)
Lydia (1639-)
3Martha Rainsborowe
Birthabt 1605, Boston, Massachusetts
Marriage10 Mar 1651/1652, Boston, Massachusetts
ChildrenCaleb (1652-)
Notes for John Coggan , Sr./, Sr.
Information from Jesse Floyd, January 2002:
John immigrated to Boston, ma in 1633. He and his second wife broughtthree young children, the oldest being John, who was thirteen at thetime. The father was a store keeper by trade and set up a prosperousretail mercantile business in Boston at the time of his arrival in theNew World. Between the age of 17 and 25, his son John made several tripsto the Colonies of Virginia and North Carolina, one in a particular ship,the Endever, which he rented from Joseph Grafton of Salem, MA (?), tobring his father's merchandise to the Southern Colonies. During thistime, John (Jr.) became known as a surgeon and retained the title afterhe moved to the Virginia Colonies.
Information from Roy Coggin. Entered 5-15-99.
Born, 1-20-1591, Christened, 9-26-1591, Honitan on Otter (?), Devonshire,Eng.
John immigrated to Boston, ma in 1633. He and his second wife broughtthree young children, the oldest being John, who was thirteen at thetime. The father was a store keeper by trade and set up a prosperousretail mercantile business in Boston at the time of his arrival in theNew World. Between the age of 17 and 25, his son John made several tripsto the Colonies of Virginia and North Carolina, one in a particular ship,the Endever, which he rented from Joseph Grafton of Salem, MA (?), tobring his father's merchandise to the Southern Colonies. During thistime, John (Jr.) became known as a surgeon and retained the title afterhe moved to the Virginia Colonies.
Information from Roy Coggin. Entered 5-15-99.
Born, 1-20-1591, Christened, 9-26-1591, Honitan on Otter (?), Devonshire,Eng.