Hester Mahieu

Hester Mahieu was born between 1582 and 1588 in Canterbury, Kent, England.¹ She was the daughter of Jacques Mahieu and Jeanne (?) Hester Mahieu married Pilgrim Francis Cooke, son of Richard Cooke and Alice Caunton, after 30 June 1603 in Leyden, Holland.¹ Hester Mahieu and Pilgrim Francis Cooke were engaged on 30 June 1603 in Leyden, Holland.¹ Hester Mahieu died on 8 June 1666 in Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.¹
She became the mother of Jane Cooke about 1604.¹ Hester Mahieu became the mother of Pilgrim John Cooke about 1606.¹ Hester Mahieu became the mother of child? Cooke about 1608.¹ Hester Mahieu became the mother of Jacob Cooke about 1618.¹ Hester Mahieu immigrated with Jane Cooke, Jacob Cooke and Elizabeth Cooke in August 1623 on the Ship 'Anne'.¹ Hester Mahieu became the mother of Hester Cooke in May 1625.¹ Hester Mahieu became the mother of Mary Cooke between 22 March 1626 and 21 March 1627.¹ Hester's son Pilgrim John Cooke was married to Sarah Warren on 28 March 1634 in Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.² Hester's daughter was married at wedding of Hester Cooke and Richard Wright about 1644 in Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.¹ Hester's daughter was married at wedding of Mary Cooke and John Tompson on 26 December 1645 in Plymouth, (now Plymouth County), New Plymouth Colony.¹ Hester Mahieu became a widow with the death of her husband, Pilgrim Francis Cooke on 7 April 1663 in Plymouth, (now Plymouth County), New Plymouth Colony.¹