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Message: Emoticon Listing HTML Help	[quote]Thanks Peter for the response. It does however seem that the Day's lived at Cocker House much earlier, possibly 1810/1820's. I visited Eastwood church today to find, by accident, a gravestone for "Mary, wife of John DAY of Cocker House d 16/10/1821 aged 58". If anyone has any history of Cocker House around this time I would be interested.[/quote]
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RTurton	Cocker House replied on: 2/6/2005 11:39:26 PM Thanks Peter for the response. It does however seem that the Day's lived at Cocker House much earlier, possibly 1810/1820's. I visited Eastwood church today to find, by accident, a gravestone for "Mary, wife of John DAY of Cocker House d 16/10/1821 aged 58". If anyone has any history of Cocker House around this time I would be interested.

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