Searching for information on William Cowdery,John Savage ,
William Moore married to Mary Robins ,daughter of Obedience
Robins and Grace O'Neil.

I have info. on descendants of William Cowdery/Cordery/Cordray.

Also have read about Obedience Robins in books, but I suppose you have that info?

Can we compare notes? Send response to my e-mail addres.

I have William Cordray,b.abt1654 in Northampton Co., VA;d.1681 in Milford,DE-Southbank of Mispillion River
wives:Mary Savage,Mary Robbins,Sarah Warren
Parents: Benjamin Cordray,b.abt1620 in London,England'd.1684 in Eastville, Va.
m/ Frances Robins(Robbins),b.1619 in England
father, Obedience Robins,b.1601 in England;
mother, Grace O'Neill

In court records 1675, William Cowdery was described as being 24 years old or thereabouts. Making him born abt 1651.

Depositions were taken from him and George Baynum age about 30.
The case concerned William Cowdrey and his brother, Josias Cowdry branding a mare and colt. (using their father's brand).
The brand was described as B.C.

I found Josias Cowdrey owning property in 1669 Northampton Co.
This establishes him as born before 1648.

In responce to inquireys about William Cowdery my father was the 5th william in direct succesion leading back to davenport Iowa in the mid 18th century and farther back to Nathanal and Samual cowdery in the 1630s we have a silver tea set which belonged to hanna cowdery in 1760

I have been researching the COWDERY/CORDRAY/CORDERY/CORDEROY family for several years.
Would you be willing to share your information on the COWDERY family with me?
I will gladly share my file with you.

Carolyn

Yes Ma'm I will be willing to share all I know with you.
My direct e-mail is colokool@msn.com

Hello Caroline,

I saw your message regarding the name that is spelt different ways depending I think on the ability of people in the past to read or write.
I have lots of information on CORDEROY.CORDAROY that may help you and other trees that I cannot connect to mine.
If it is easier my E-mail is BrianCorderoy@aol.com,

Hope to hear from you,

Brian Corderoy