Born about in Warwickshire, England
Daughter of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Wife of
John Alcock
— married
1 May 1627 in Mancetter, Warwickshire, England
Descendants 
Mother of
Elizabeth (Alcock) Banks, John Alcock, Mary (Alcock) Twisden, Samuel Alcock, Joseph Alcock, Job Alcock, Sarah (Alcock) Herrick, Hannah (Alcock) Snell and Lydia (Alcock) Dummer
Died after
after about age 69
[location unknown]
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Biography
Elizabeth Wrightman[citation needed] may have been born around 1608 in England (Warwickshire was previously stated without sources) but her origins are unknown as is information about her marriage to John Alcock.
Torrey in "New England Marriages" says this, indicating that her name was not known and that marriage by 1632 is only speculation:
ALCOCK, John (-ca 1675) & Elizabeth ____; by 1632?; York, ME {Reg. 36:400+; Coltman Anc. 4; York Hist. 1:114; GDMNH 59, 60; Banks 14; Sv. 1:21; Kittery 275; Durham NH 2:225; NYGBR 42:442}[1]
Assuming she immigrated with husband John Alcock, she likely arrived between 1635 and 1639.
Her last documented appearance found so far was at the division of her husband's estate in 1675; her final fate is not known.[2]
Sources
- ↑ New England Marriages to 1700. (Online database. AmericanAncestors.org. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2008.) Originally published as: New England Marriages Prior to 1700. Boston, Mass.: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2015. Vol 1. pg. 14
- ↑ C. Banks, "The Alcock Family of Maine", in The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Volume 36, p.400-401
See also:
- AGBI, Godfrey Memorial Library. American Genealogical-Biographical Index. Middletown, CT, USA. Retrieved online 13 Sep 2015: Name: Elizabeth Alcock, Birth Date: 1610, Vol: 02, Page: 304 (History of the des. Of John Whitman of Weymouth, Ms. By Chas. H. Farnam. New Haven, Ct. 1889. (15, 1246 p.) p: 1042.
- Millennium File, Heritage Consulting. Salt Lake City, UT, USA. Retrieved online 13 Sep 2015: Name: Elizabeth, Date: 1608, Birth Place: England, Spouse: John Alcock, Children: Hannah Alcock.
- Find A Grave: Memorial #102318468
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“Joseph Bane, who had been taken prisoner in the raid on York in 1692, in a deposition concerning Madockawando in 1736: He was with Theodore Atkinson, said Atkinson’s wife, and Mrs. Elizabeth Alcock of Portsmouth, widow, and many others at the home of Joseph Moulton of York… when they were taken captive by a large number of Indians. Madockawando commanded Atkinson to write to the MA Governor to send a ship to Sagadahock [Maine] with goods to redeem the captives. This was done and Atkinson, his wife, and 40 more were released.”
A List of those Killed on Candlemas Day Massacre in York Maine, 1692 Alcock Elizabeth, Mrs. Bane Ebenezer Bane James https://mainegenealogy.com/york/casualties-of-the-candlemas-day-massacre-in-york-maine.htm
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