Le Cocq

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Le Cocq family page


This family first arrived in Jersey, almost certainly from Normandy, in the 18th century


An unknown Miss Le Cocq, photographed in the mid-19th century


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Origin of Surname

Le Cocq, French for cock, this suggests a pretentious person; a braggard. It could also possibly refer to someone who kept cockerels. There is also a suggestion that the word is derived from the old French coquere, meaning to cook, implying that the name was given to a cook.

It is a very common name in Normandy, spelt Lecoq or Lecocq

Early records

Le Cocq is not thought to be a particularly early Channel Island name, appearing in Jersey, Guernsey and Alderney from the mid-17th century onwards. There are earlier records of variant spellings, not necessarily connected to later families.

Variants

  • Le Cocq
  • Lecoq
  • Le Coq
  • Le Cok 1528
  • Cok alias Larchier 1329
  • Le Coke, 1309
  • Le Coq 1381
  • Koc 1367
  • Coc 1331
  • Cock (Larchier) 1299
  • Coco c1160

Family records


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Burial records


Family album

Brothers Kevin and Bernard Le Cocq, after being separated for five years, were reunited just minutes after Bernard set foot back in Jersey on 12 May 1945. Bernard was a young naval officer and a member of Force 135 (the soldiers who freed and relieved the Channel Islands following occupation); Kevin stayed in Jersey during The Occupation
Sibyl, Gertrude and Edith Le Cocq
Reg Le Cocq was one of the founders of the Jersey Shove Ha'penny League in 1935


Le Cocq family in their carriage: Rosalie, nee Pleven, Albert, Lucie Marie and Pierre in 1920


Family businesses

Walter Thomas Le Cocq's family shop at Old Bank House in Gorey Village
  • 1866
    1866
  • 1925
    1925
  • George Le Cocq, of Rondin, Trinity, advertised the services of his bull in Chronique de Jersey in 1874
    George Le Cocq, of Rondin, Trinity, advertised the services of his bull in Chronique de Jersey in 1874
  • Surgeon Mr Le Cocq set up in business in Don Road in 1839 and offered free treatment each morning
    Surgeon Mr Le Cocq set up in business in Don Road in 1839 and offered free treatment each morning


Family gravestones

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  • Almorah cemetery
    Almorah cemetery
  • Almorah cemetery
    Almorah cemetery
  • Almorah cemetery
    Almorah cemetery
  • Trinity Church cemetery
    Trinity Church cemetery
  • Trinity Church cemetery
    Trinity Church cemetery
  • Trinity Church cemetery
    Trinity Church cemetery
  • St Peter’s Church cemetery
    St Peter’s Church cemetery
  • Mont a l’Abbe cemetery
    Mont a l’Abbe cemetery
  • Mont a l’Abbe cemetery
    Mont a l’Abbe cemetery
  • Mont a l’Abbe cemetery
    Mont a l’Abbe cemetery
  • Mont a l’Abbe cemetery
    Mont a l’Abbe cemetery
  • St John’s Church cemetery
    St John’s Church cemetery
  • St John’s Church cemetery
    St John’s Church cemetery
  • Surville Cemetery
    Surville Cemetery
  • Surville Cemetery
    Surville Cemetery
  • Surville Cemetery
    Surville Cemetery
  • Surville Cemetery
    Surville Cemetery
  • St Matthew’s, St Lawrence
    St Matthew’s, St Lawrence
  • St Matthew’s, St Lawrence
    St Matthew’s, St Lawrence
  • St Lawrence
    St Lawrence
  • St Lawrence
    St Lawrence
  • St Lawrence
    St Lawrence
  • St Lawrence
    St Lawrence

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We have included some important spelling variants on some family pages, but it may be worth searching for records for a different spelling variant. Think of searching for variants with or without a prefix, such as Le or De. To search for further variants, or for any other family name, just click on the appropriate link below for the first letter of the family name, and a new tab will open, giving you the option to choose baptism, marriage or burial records. You will then see a list of available names for that type of record and you can select any name from that list. That will display all records of the chosen type for that family name, and you can narrow the search by adding a given name, selecting a parish or setting start and end dates in the form you will see above. You can also change the family name, or search for a partial name if you are not certain of the spelling

The records are displayed 30 to a page, but by selecting the yellow Wiki Table option at the top left of the page you can open a full, scrollable list. This list will either be displayed in a new tab or a pop-up window. You may have to edit the settings of your browser to allow pop-up windows for www.jerripediabmd.net. For the small number of family names for which a search generates more than 1,500 records you will have to refine your search (perhaps using start or end dates) to reduce the number of records found.

New records

Since August 2020 we have added several thousand new records from the registers of Roman Catholic, Methodist and other non-conformist churches. These will appear in date order within a general search of the records and are also individually searchable within the database search form

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