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Re: ELCOCK

chrpychk5 — 2012-05-12 05:24:22Z

Hi, it seems we don't check this board very often so please reach out to me via Facebook: leslin elcock, or email chrpychk5@aol.com

hope to hear from you soon!

Re: origin

chrpychk5 — 2012-05-12 05:20:44Z

it seems that we check this site every two years! if you have Facebook please find me on there: leslin elcock

hope to hear from you soon!

Re: Elcock

jmcdon7740 — 2012-02-12 00:11:44Z

Hi, I am a distant relative. My grandparents were Elcocks. Martha's father Fred is the brother of my Great-great grandfather Alexander Elock. They are from England. You can trace back to Matthew and Sophia Elcock on my tree.

Re: Anthony ELCOCK b. 1635 d. 1672 CT

rondowney1 — 2011-03-28 15:28:52Z

I just started working on this line. I noticed a discrepancy with the parents you listed Anthony (1570-1613) and Mary Boteler (1577-1610) both died in England before Anthony was born in 1635. Still unsure if maybe these could be his ggparents. Also unsure if Anthony was born in England and emigrated to CT or if he was born in New Haven. Looking for any birth or emigration records for him.

Re: Shropshire Elcocks

sbrewster4 — 2011-01-11 01:57:27Z

Hi

This is the Welsh side of the family. I am descended from Emma Elcock b 1848, daughter of Joseph b1819.

Have you traced you tree back any further?

Stacey :D

Elcock

Sapphire0952 — 2010-05-20 02:25:58Z

My great-grandmother Martha was an Elcock. She was Mulatto. She was born October 1884 and was a servant in Hartford, CT in 1900 where shortly thereafter married my great-grandfather, Robert Knight, a Black man and a Teamster. I believe she was of Irish or English descent. She died in childbirth in/about 1922. She had 5 children before that.
I was hoping to find someone who may know of Elcock's in Windsor/Hartford, CT area and give me some insight.

Valari Knight Logan

ELCOCK DESCENDANTS

jamesmgray1 — 2010-05-07 23:59:19Z

It has been determined that there are three families who descended from Richard William Curtis, a Queensland American Civil War veteran; the CURTIS family, the BERTHELSEN family and the ELCOCK family. As such we are contacting all known members of these families to make them aware of an upcoming dedication ceremony.

The American Civil War Round Table of Queensland, Inc. and the William Kenyon Australian Confederates Camp 2160 of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, Inc., both being non-profit groups, are organizing a dedication ceremony to honour Queensland’s American Civil War veteran, Richard William Curtis, with a bronze headstone and military marker; 95 years after his death, as his grave was never marked. As such,-we are trying to locate long lost family members and descendants so they can be invited and presented with Confederate Certificates honouring their ancestors military service.

Family members and descendants of Richard William Curtis, born January 5, 1840 in Holbeach, Lincolnshire, England who died of drowning in the Brisbane River at Hamilton, on November 10, 1905. A military grave side dedication at Toowong Cemetery in Brisbane is being organized with a full Confederate military colour guard and ceremony.

Richard William Curtis was a Confederate American Civil War officer and Asst. Paymaster aboard the Confederate cruiser, CSS Georgia, the ironclad CSS Stonewall and the CSS Rappahannock of the Confederate States Navy; 1861-1865.
Family members and descendants are requested to contact Commander James M. Gray of the William Kenyon Australian Confederates Camp 2160, of the Sons of Confederate veterans, Inc., as soon as possible so Confederate Memorial Certificates honoring their ancestors military service can be prepared for them in advance. Certificates, suitable for framing, are available for family members at no cost. Contact Commander Gray by telephone at 07 3388 0581 or by email at jamesmgray@bigpond.com. A public announcement of the dedication date will be made prior to the ceremony inviting all to attend.

ELCOCK DESCENDANTS

jamesmgray1 — 2010-05-07 23:55:42Z

Re: Shropshire Elcocks

gabriolagill — 2010-01-19 20:39:44Z

Like to contact becky troth re her Elcock family. I am grand-daughter of Edward Elcock and Lily North.

Elcock of Connecticut

2009-09-08 16:50:36Z

Mary Elcock was b. in 1658. She m. John Perkins16 May, 1677 in New Haven, Conn.
She died there in

Elcock of Connecticut

2009-09-08 16:50:03Z

Mary Elcock was b. in 1658. She m. John Perkins16 May, 1677 in New Haven, Conn.
She died there bef. 1703. She might be the daughter of Anthony Elcock, who was b. in England and died1672
in New Haven, Conn.

ELCOCK from London area 1800's

2009-09-08 16:48:59Z

My great great grandmother was Ann ELCOCK or ELLCOCK who was born c1814.
She came to Australia in 1834 age 19 as a free Immigrant on the "John Craig". She was single. I think she came from London.
At times she was called Ann Clemore Elcock/Ellcock. However on the shipping passenger list she was Ann ELLCOCK.
Can anyone help???

elcocks from staffordshire

jshaw108 — 2009-09-08 16:47:27Z

john elcock born in womboure staffs around 1855 married eliza children emily, lucy, matilda, martha and william family moved to west yorkshire some time between 1891 and 1901. any possible relatives still in staffs?

Re: Elcock Family

lilking247 — 2009-09-08 16:46:36Z

Hello David
This post may be to late but I will sent it any way. I had a uncle name Leroy. He is from Barbados. He passed away years ago. But I know that he had children. Is there a chance that your father may be him? I nknow it may be a long shot.

Re: origin

lilking247 — 2009-09-08 16:45:55Z

Hello Leslin
My family is from Barbados. I am also looking for info on the Elcock name.

Elcocks

cinders62 — 2009-09-08 16:45:00Z

hi i too am related to the elcocks at cawood my grandfather was ernest elcock married edith ridsdill. going to cemetry to try and find the rest of them and get some pics. how are you related to them

Elcocks

2009-09-08 16:44:39Z

My 3great grandamother may of married a Elcock in 1880's her name was Emma Render.
Is there any links to yours?
Geoff Render

Elcocks

2009-09-08 16:44:19Z

Hi all,
My name is Ian Elcock and I live in Essex England. My dads family originate from a village named Cawood in Yorkshire England. It would be interesting to know if any of us are connected more closely. There is usually a village fete in Cawood on the August bank holiday and a local Historian is usually in the village hall. I managed to get some old photo's when I was there a few years ago and he's a mine of information. From what I can make out, the family in this area is in two branches, farmers and builders and there is a lot more info at Leeds University library.

Regards

Ian William Elcock

Pronunciation of Elcock

melelcock — 2009-09-08 16:42:40Z

I am an Elcock from Australia, there are not many of us here, but our family pronounces it with a silent ck. I would like to know how other people pronounce it.

Re: Pronunciation of Elcock

Jened20 — 2009-09-08 16:42:19Z

hi
In Endland we say'th' as in hell without the'h'and cock as in the male hen.There are quite a few Elcock's and their decendents all over the Aussy land you must keep in mind that the girls loose the name on marriage get the phone book out and ring you are bound to get some of my rellies.Good Luck
J

Re: ELCOCK

debbstt — 2008-01-25 10:38:01Z

Hallo Leslin

My name is Deborah Elcock, I'm originally from Trinidad but not resident in Barbados. Your grandfather Garvey is my uncle, my father was his brother Frank Elcock. We are definitely related, would love to hear from you. Drop me a line soon.

Debbs

Re: origin

marionwilson25 — 2007-05-14 22:54:14Z

hi i have now heard my uncle john elcocks may have went 2 america at 1 point then came back 2 the uk

Elcock, Elcocks, Elcocke, Elcox

sian476 — 2007-04-13 10:28:26Z

All these surnames seem to have the same origin. They are also said to be patronimic surnames.
Did a bit of research and discovered there was a coat of arms description below.

"The Book of Family Crests
Their Source and Significations
Published 1882 By Reeves and Turner

ELCOCKE, Chesh., out of a mural coronet, or, a demi-cock, az., (in the beak a wheat-ear, ppr.) pl. 75, n. 16.
ELCOCKS, Chesh., out of a mural coronet, or, a cock's head, gu., in the beak a wheat-ear. pl. 75, n. 11. "

Seems to originally be a patronymic surname Elcocke, Elcocks, Elcox

I'm no expert on what it all means, but I'm sure that there's someone on here who is.

Hope this is helpful to someone.

The Elcocks/Elcox families (various spellings) I am researching are from the Herefordshire borders and lived around Kington back to the late 1600's

Re: origin

marionwilson25 — 2007-02-09 00:47:37Z

Hi jean thank you for replying to my message all the info i have on my mothers name elcocks was in my message except my mothers name was agnes i would like to no more if possible about the elcocks side of my family i think my grandfather must have came from england i only remember him speaking scottish as this is where he settled when he met my grandmother kind regards marion

I am seeking information on Anthony ELCOCK of New Haven, CT b.abt. 1635 Possibly CT, d. 1672 probably CT. I don't know who his wife was but his children are: Mary (m. Jonathan PERKINS), John, Thomas (m. Martha MUNSON) and Sarah. I believe Anthony's parents are Anthony ELCOCK and Mary BOTELER but have no confirmation of this. Is anyone else following this line? I'mhappy to share information however, right now there is little to share. Thank you!

Re: family name

2002-12-02 02:46:40Z

hi, this is leslin elcock wanting to know any info you have on the family name.....