Marriage of James Cook and Frederica?

[ElizabethHerts]

FMP has the following baptism and burial:

11 March 1827
Forename: James
Other names: Adolphus
Surname: Cook
Fathers forenames: James
Fathers occupation: Mariner
Mothers forenames: Frederica
Birth date:
Address: MEOT
Location of church: Stepney
Parish: St Dunstan
Church address: Stepney High Street
Entry No: 400
Source Ref: X024/018

Surname: Cook
Forenames: James Adolphus
Burial Year: 1827
Burial Month: Oct
Burial Day: 10
Age at Death: 11 Months
Where From: Mile End Old Town
Place Buried: Stepney
County: Middlesex
Source : St.Dunstans Stepney 1813-1837 burials

I'd like to find the marriage of James and Frederica Cook. I have an Edward Adolphus Cook born in 1806 and died in 1821, who lived at Whitechapel. I'm curious to see if there is any connection between the two.

[Asa]

I can't find the marriage on Ancestry, Elizabeth. There is another son James Calder Cook in 1830 at St Dunstan Stepney, master mariner of MEOT

[ElizabethHerts]

Thanks, Asa. That one also popped up on FMP.

I have a James Cook born in 1808 at Whitechapel. His elder brother Edward Adolphus died and I wondered whether there was a connection.

However, by the terms of his father, Edward's, will dated 1826, James was meant to take over the coach building business, so it's unlikely to be the same person.

[ElizabethHerts]

Of course, mariners move around a lot and James and Frederica Cook could have married elsewhere - e.g. Whitby or Portsmouth. This happened with another family which moved around a lot.

[kiterunner]

There is another child, Lucretia Maria Cooke, born 17 Dec 1824 and baptised 14 Jan 1825 at St Dunstan, Stepney. MEOT, mariner.

[ElizabethHerts]

Thanks, Kate, I'll make a note of her. They seemed to like classical names:

Lucretia
Adolphus

and

Theodosia in the family I'm definitely researching.