Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application File W. 15884, James Cock, New York
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82 Larchmont Rd. Buffalo, NY Fe. 22, 1925
Bureau of Pensions
Washington, D.C.
Gentlemen:
I am desirous of joining the Sons of the American Revolution and would appreciate a transcript of any records that you may have concerning James Cock, sometimes spelled Cocks & Cox. He was a volunteer in the regiment under Col. Samuel Drake, of which, also, John Hyatt was Lieutenant-Colonel and Nathaniel Delavan was Major. This took place in Westchester County of this State. In 1776, or possibly later, he was appointed Commissary of the Army by General Washington and served in
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resident of New York City, aged eighty-five years.
the names of Their children-are shown as follow:
Hannah born December 17, 1769, married George Miller
She died June 30, 1850.
Phebe [born] October 21, 1777, married --Dominick.
Jennet [born] July 4, 1779, died Oct.14, 1801.
Patty [born] September 10, 1786, died Sept. 4, 1792.
Sarah or Sally born October 14, 1789, married June 14, 1806 William H. Dominick, he died Feb. 11, 1811, and she married Thomas Cooper, date not given.
James [born] February 10, 1792.
Elizabeth [born] January 29, 1795, died Oct. 30, 1801.
Sally Cooper and James Cock, were the only surviving children in 1850.
Grand children-William C. Dominick, oldest child of Sarah or Sally; James W. Dominick, son of Phebe.
Respectfully,
To [illegible]-Acct Office
Commissioner.