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Cock: Origin, Geographical Distribution
Cock, little a term of endearment, a diminutive, the same as ot or kin, used as a termination, as Willcox, little Will; Simcox, little Sim, etc. The word is also often used to denote a leader or chief man. Addison says: Sir Andrew is the cock of the club.
Cock Surname Origin
Cock: Place of Origin : Cornwall (United Kingdom) \| London (United Kingdom) \| Buckinghamshire (United Kingdom) \| Lancashire (United Kingdom) \| Essex (United Kingdom) \| Norfolk (United Kingdom)

COCK Liverpool, Merseyside (Lancashire, England, United Kingdom) 1810 - 1810

COCK Aynho, Northants (Northamptonshire, England, United Kingdom) 1645 - 1645

COCK BAYER England (England, United Kingdom) -

COCK England (England, United Kingdom) -

COCK England (England, United Kingdom) 1797 - 1797

COCK (United Kingdom) -

COCK Carstairs,South Lanarkshire,Ecosse (Strathclyde, Scotland, United Kingdom) 1683 - 1683

COCK WILLIAMSON Liverpool (Merseyside, England, United Kingdom) 1810 - 1810

COCK PEMBERTY Inglaterra, Eran Primos (England, United Kingdom) 1863 - 1863

COCK Liverpool (Merseyside, England, United Kingdom) 1810 - 1810

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Historical and genealogical record of the first settlers of Colchester county. Down to the present time, comp. from the most authentic sources
Author: Miller, Thomas, b. 1803 - Published in 1873
... second daughter of Robert and Mary Cock, was born in Truro, in the year 1809. She was married to Daniel ...

Historical and genealogical record of the first settlers of Colchester county. Down to the present time, comp. from the most authentic sources
Author: Miller, Thomas, b. 1803 - Published in 1873
... second daughter of Daniel and Elizabeth Cock, was born October 3rd, 1808. She was married to John, the second son ...

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