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     Femmetje Clock was baptized on 10 July 1706 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Johannis Van der Heul and Maritje Myer wife of Hendrik Van der Heul; father Albert Klok, mother Tryntje Van der Heul.)^1,2

     Johannes Clock was baptized on 2 February 1696 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Johannes Van der Heul and Catharina Klock, (ut supra: wife of Jacob Boelen); father Albert Clock, mother Tryntie Van der Heul.)^1,2

     Marten Clock was baptized on 10 September 1656 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Cornelis Van Ruyven, Secret. and Heyltie Pieters; father Abraham Clock, mother Tryntie Alberts.)² He married Lysbeth Abrams Van Der Heul, daughter of Abraham Janszen Van der Heul and Tryntie Kip, on 16 May 1682 at New York City (DRC.)³

     Marten and Lysbeth were listed in the 1686 NYDC member list as 'Marten Klock and his wife Lysbeth Abrahams.' (member #149-50, name #184-5.)⁴

     Marten Clock was baptized on 7 May 1693 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Marten Clock and Lysbeth Van Der Heul; father Albert Clock, mother Tryntie Van der Heul.)^1,2

     Pieternella Clock was baptized on 8 December 1703 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Benjamin Wynkoop and Femmetie Van der Heul; father Albert Klok, mother Tryntie Van der Heul.)^1,2

     Sara Clock was baptized on 20 November 1698 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Jacob Boele and Maria Van der Heul wife of Pieter de Mill; father Albert Klok, mother Tryntje Van der Heul.)^1,2

     Sarah Klock was baptized on 10 December 1651 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Samuel Janszen, Maximiliaen Van Geel, and Hillegond Jans; father Abraham Clock, mother not listed.)^3,4 She married Daniel Rapalje, son of Joris Jansen Rapalje and Catalina Trico, on 27 May 1674.^1,5 Sarah Klock died on 26 December 1725.⁵

     Name variation: Sarah Clocq.⁵ Married name: Rapalje.

     Tryntie Clock was baptized on 19 October 1690 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Daniel Rapaille and Sara Clock; father Albert Clock, mother Tryntie Abrahams.)^1,2

     Anna Clopper was baptized on 25 October 1691 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Olfert Sourt and Margareta Kloppers; father Johannes Klopper, mother Margareta Hage.)^1,2

     Catalina Clopper was baptized on 12 June 1667 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Jan Breedstede and Annetie Loockermans; father Cornelis Clopper, mother Heyltie Pieters.)^1,2 She married Jan Dirckszen, son of Dirck Janszen and Marytje Dircks, on 4 August 1686 at New York City (DRC.)^3,4 (Banns on 9 July 1686. He was Jan Dirckxen, jm from N. Yorke; she Catalina Cloppers, jd from N. Yorke, both living here.)⁴ Catalina Clopper (2) married John Stephensen on 4 May 1692 at New York City (DRC.)^5,6 (Banns on 18 April 1692. He was John Stephenszen, jm from Douveren; she Catalina Cloppers, wid. of Jan Dircxen, both living here.)⁶

     Married name: Smith. Married name: Stephensen.

     Cornelis Clopper was baptized on 1 December 1672 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Kersten Luursen, Claes Janszen Purmerendt, Styntie Rosemont, and Geertie Theunis; father Cornelis Cloppers, mother Heyltie Pieters.)¹ He married Aefje Lucas, daughter of Lucas Andriessen and Aefje Laurens Van der Wel, on 24 May 1696 at New York City (DRC.)^2,3 (Banns on 1 May 1696. He was Cornelis Klopper, jm from N. Yorck; she Aefje Lucas, jd from N. Yorck, both living here.)³

     Cornelis Clopper was baptized on 5 May 1689 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Johannes Kerfbyl, Anna Hagen, and Catharina Rug; father Johannes Clopper, mother Margrietje Hagen.)^1,2

     Cornelis Jansen Clopper was from Bergen op Zoom, The Netherlands, when he married.¹ He married Heyltje Pieters on 28 October 1657 at New York City (DRC) (He was Cornelis Janszen Clopper, from Bergen op Zoom; she Heyltje Pieters, from Amsterdam.)^1,2 Cornelis Jansen Clopper died before 24 June 1693.³

     1656. May 17. Oloff Stevensz, as co-guardian of the minor children of Jan Van Rotterdam, dec'd., and the deceased's son, Jan Jansz, about 15 years old, of the first part, and Corn. Jansz Clopper of the second part, enter into the following agreement: Jan Jansz, aforesaid, hires himself out to Corn. Jansz Clopper, for three consecutive years, for the purpose of learning the trade of blacksmith. During his apprenticeship said Clopper is to provide said Jan Jansz with board, lodging and clothing, and at the end of the three years provide him with a decent outfit of clothing and pay him the amount of 130 Carolus guilders.⁴ Cornelis Jansen Clopper was a Master Smith.³ He and Heyltje Pieters made a will on 10 September 1669. Letters of Administration were granted to Heyltje Clopper on 24 Jun 1693. They mention their minor children Dina, Margaretta, Johannah, Catharina, and Petrenella.³

     Dina Clopper was baptized on 25 September 1658 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Robbert Roelantszen and Tryntie de Haes; father Cornelis Janszen Clopper, mother Heyltie Pieters.)^1,2 She died between 1669 and 1675.^3,4

     Dina Clopper was from N. Yorck when she married.² She was baptized on 15 March 1675 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Hendrick Wessels and Sytie Adriaens; father Cornelis Klopper, mother Heyltie Pieters.)^1,3 She married Wilhelmus Coely, son of Jan Coely and Jannetje Van Dyck, on 7 June 1700 at New York City (DRC) (He was Wilhelmus Cotly, jm from N. Yorck; she Dina Cloppers, jd as above, both liv. here.)^4,2

     Married name: Coely.

     Johannes Clopper was baptized on 8 February 1665 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Thomas Hall and Marritie Andries; father Cornelis Clopper, mother Heyltie Pieters.)^1,2 He (1) married Maria Olfertszen, daughter of Soert Olfertszen and Ytie Roelofs, on 2 July 1684 at New York City (DRC.)^3,4 (Banns on 7 June 1684. He was Johannes Clopper, jm from N. Yorke; she Maryken Sourt, jd as above, both living here.)⁴ Johannes Clopper (2) married Margareta Hagen on 24 May 1688 at New York City (DRC) (on Ascension Thurday.)^5,6 (Banns on 5 May 1688. He was Johannes Clopper, Widr of Maryken Sourt; she Margareta Hagen, jd fron Amsterdam, both living here.)⁶ Johannes Clopper died before 1 April 1695.⁷

     He died intestate. His wife Margaret was appointed administratrix on 1 Apr 1695. The inventory was taken 22 May 1695. The final settlement on 9 Jul 1697 mentions his daughter Ilien by his former wife, and children Cornelius and Anna by Magdalena. Ilien chose her grandfather Siourt Olphertsz as guardian.⁷

     Johannes Clopper was baptized on 11 March 1663 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Jan Janszen Van Breedsted and Styntie Pieters; father Cornelis Janszen Clopper, mother Heyltje Pieters.)^1,2 He died before 1665.³

     Margrietje Clopper was from N. Yorke when she married.¹ She was baptized on 28 November 1660 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Albert Coninck and Jannetie Jans; father Cornelis Janszen Clopper, mother Heyltie Pieters.)^2,3 She married Olphert Sioerts, son of Soert Olfertszen and Ytie Roelofs, on 9 September 1682 at New York City (DRC.)¹ (Banns on 15 August 1682. He was Oelfert Soert, jm from Heerenveen; she Margrietje Cloppers, jd from N. Yorke, both living here.)¹ Margrietje Clopper died before 1703 as her husband remarried.

     Olphert and Margrietje were listed in the NYDC member list of 1686 as "Olphert Seurt and his wife Margareta Klopper" (member #26-7, name #31 -2.)^4,5 Name variation: Margrietje Kloppers.⁶ Married name: Shuart.

     Petronella Clopper was baptized on 15 August 1669 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Jan Vinge, Jaen Van Vorst, and Jannetie Jans; father Cornelis Janszen Klopper, mother Hilletje Pieters.)^3,2,4 She married Albertus Van de Water, son of Hendrick Van de Water and Margriet van der Meullen, on 18 July 1688 at New York City (DRC.)^5,3

     Name variation: Petronella Kloppers.³ Married name: Van de Water.

     Pieter Clopper was baptized on 19 December 1677 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Jacob Abrahamszen, Cornelis Janszen Dye, and Mayken Barents; father Cornelis Clopper, mother Heyltje Pieters.)^1,2

     Ytje Clopper was baptized on 19 April 1685 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Sourt Olphertszen and Ytie Roelofs; father Johannes Clopper, mother Maryken Sourt.)^1,2

     Alvina Cloye was born in 1874 at New Jersey.² She married Frank Vreeland, son of John Van Riper Vreeland and Anna Maria Newkirk.¹

     Married name: Vreeland. Name variation: Alvina Clove.²

     Adriana Ely Cluss was born on 25 March 1847.^1,2 She married Aaron C Demarest, son of Cornelius A Demarest and Eliza Banta, on 29 July 1867.^1,2 Adriana Ely Cluss died on 9 December 1902.^1,2

     Married name: Demarest.

     Elizabeth Clynton married John Higgins in 1544 at England.¹

     Married name: Higgins.

     Alice Coates married Edwin C Goodrich.¹ Alice Coates died after 1969.¹

     Edwin C Goodrich and Alice lived at Sarasota, FL.¹ Married name: Goodrich.

     Arline Coates died after 1969.¹

     Married name: du Mont.

     Marion Coates married George Kaulback.¹ Marion Coates died after 1969.¹

     Married name: Kaulback.

     Elisha Cobb was born on 11 March 1789 at Hampden, Penobscot County, ME.¹ He married Hepsibah Higgens on 28 August 1823 at Hampden, ME.¹

     Elisha Cobb was born on 6 June 1736 at Eastham, Wellfleet, Barnstable County, MA.¹ He married Elizabeth Murch on 11 June 1760 at Gorham, Cumberland County, ME.¹ Elisha Cobb died on 11 June 1794 at Gorham, ME.¹

     History of Gorham Maine - McClellan 974.19 664
     Elisha COBB was born 6 June 1736 at Eastham (Wellfleet) He was the son of Elisha and Mary (Harding) COBB. Leaving Wellfleet or Barnstable, with one of the Harding families, he came to Gorham as early as 1750. In 1758 he was a soldier in Capt John Libby's Company, Col Prebles Regiment - which regiment served in the French and Indian War, scouting back from the seacoast. I think he was then of Cape Elizabeth. He was a soldier in the Revolution, a private in Capt Hart William's company, Col Phinneys Regiment. In Nov 1760 he married Elizabeth Murch. 25 July 1765 he bought of David Gorham the thirth acre lot, 37, and also a part of 39. Here he made his home. His house was nearly opposite to that of Prince Davis, on the Flaggy Meadow Road (Old Buxton Rd) Children:
     Elisha COBB died at home 11 June, 1794, in his 59th yr. Wife Elizabeth died 6 Sept 1798, aged 63
     Vital records Gorham, ME deaths: COBB, Elisha 11 Jun 1794; Elizabeth, wife, 6 Sept 1798; births of Elisha and Elizabeth's children: all same as above with exception of Ezekiel, b.9 May 1764; William b. 20 July 1771; marriages Elisha COBB and Elizabeth Murch Nov 1760.
     From History of COBB Family 929.2 c 634h: Elisha was the 5th child of Elisha COBB and Mary Harding born 6 June 1736. He came to Gorham, ME about 1750; m Nov 1760, Elizabeth Murch. He died 11 June 1794; wife Elizabeth died 6 Sept 1798. Children listed as i. Elisha, b. 10 June 1761; pub to Molly Murch of Biddeford, 4 Sept, 1790 and had Thankful 12 Nov 1791; John, b 17 Sept 1793 m Abby Smith; Elisha b 7 Nov 1795 m abigail Ells; Betsy; William b 1801 m martha Libby and Lucinda Gilpatrick; Mary, b 1803 m John Skillings; Hannah, b 1805 m Mclaughlin; ii. Mary, b 4 Oct 1762; 111. Ezekiel b 9 may 1764, lived at Hampden, ME, married Nancy Thompson. She m Shebna Swett Of Orrington, ME. Ezekiel's children were Elisha; Sally; William; Levi; Nancy T. b 4 Apr 1802, d 21 Mar 1855 m stephen Simpson; Ezekiel; Betsy m John Sullivan; Sabina m Nathanial Bartlett; Phebe m Christopher Atwood iv. Phebe b 16 Apr 1766, m 17 Mar 1785 Daniel Eldridge, Jr; v. Reuben b 9 Mar 1969 at Gorham, ME. He m 5 Apr 1801 Betsy Hatch and had Ebenezer b 8 Jan 1802, Richard b 19 Apr 1803, Jerusha b 1805, Reuben b 1807 m Nancy Moore, Betsy H m Isaac Hall and Sally B. vi. Samuel b. 15 Oct 1773 at gorham, ME, m Tabitha Elwell of Buxton pub 6 Nov 1802 and had Edward, b 1804 m Martha Frost, Abigail S. Allen, Eunice b 1806 m Nathanial Frost, Joseph b 1808 d young, Samuel b 1808, twin bro to Joseph m Sarah Jordan, Lois McL b 1810 m Johnathan Redlon, and nathanial Strout, and Caleb J. b 1812 m Julia Cook; viii Ebenezer b 22 Jan 1777; ix Elizabeth b 22 July 1779.^1,2

     Elisha Cobb was born on 24 December 1702 at Barnstable, MA.¹ He married Mary Harding, daughter of Josiah Harding and Hannah Welch, on 25 February 1723/24 at Massachusetts (by Benj. Webb.)¹ Elisha Cobb died on 11 November 1752 (Estate Settled.)¹

     Elisha COBB was the third child of James COBB and Elizabeth Hallett. He was born 24 Dec 1702 at Barnstable, MA. He married Mary Harding daughter of Josiah Harding of Eastham 25 Feb 1724/5 by Mr. Benjamin Webb. (Eastham TR p 60) The estate of Josiah Harding was settled 11 Nov 1752 at which time Mary Harding COBB was dead, her share being given to her son Elisha. Heirs were Elizabeth wife of Wm Merrick, Martha wife of Timothy Cole; Mary (decd) wife of Elisha COBB, Bethia, wife of John Freeman, Jr., widow Hannah Doane and Widow Hannah Harding, mother of the above. (Barn probate 7:235-244 9:206-211)
     The estate of Elisha COBB of Harwich, house carpenter; 30 Mar 1756, Thomas Winslow of Harwich appointed adm. 19 May 1756 inventory by John Snow, Kenelmn Winslow, Jr and Chillingsth Foster, Jr. Estate insolvent. Account refers to widow's part but does not give her name. (Barn probate 7:417 9:202-204)
     In 1738 Stephen Clap, jr of Scituate sued Elisha COBB of Eastham, housewright, also called Elisha COB of Falmouth, county Yorke, housewright on a note made at Scituate 12 May 1736. (Ply Comm Pleas. 6:447 7:7)
     Children born at Eastham: i. Mary, b 1 Jun 1726, perhaps at Provincetown, died 30 Jan 1729 (Reg 8:218); ii Eunice, b 5 Oct 1728; iii Phebe, b 31 Jan 1832/3; iv Joshua b 20 Apr 1734; v Elisha b. 6 June 1736
(History of COBB Family 929.2 C 634.1.)¹

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.^3,2,4