LeCocq Descendants

This collection mainly contains newspaper clippings and letters related to the eight sons of Frank LeCocq Jr. and Rhoda Brinks LeCocq.

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A Sketch of Dutch Medical History up to the Nineteenth Century, n.d.

John F. LeCocq

A large essay on the topic which the title suggests. Contact our archives for more information, as there are many pages and only the first page has been scanned in thus far.
Newspaper article "Edward LeCocq Winner of Scholarship Honors," n.d.

Unknown Newspaper

Short newspaper clipping giving credit to Edward LeCocq, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank LeCocq of Lynden, Washington, having the highest scholarship records in his class at medical school.
Newspaper article "Three Brothers L'Cocq in Service," n.d.

Unknown Newspaper

Short newspaper clipping announcing the improvement in health of John LeCocq, who was ill at Camp Kearney, and two other brothers who are also in service.
Newspaper excerpt, John LeCocq to study in Iowa, n.d.

Unknown Newspaper

A short newspaper clipping announcing the departure of Dr. John LeCocq to go study special orthopedics in Iowa and then Tennessee.
Letter from Marjorie McQuillan to Ralph B. LeCocq, ca. 1971-72

Marjorie McQuillan

Letter to describe thanks for the kind letter Ralph LeCocq had sent to Marjorie, author of the article about his brother John. Marjorie tells a few other stories of John as well as some of the other brothers she got to know.
Article "Opa John, Cancer couldn't keep him down", December 1971

Marjorie McQuillan and Seattle Times

Article about Dr. John LeCocq's trip to Indonesia on a hospital ship, there to help others despite is own fight with cancer.
Letter from Henry M. Jackson to Ralph B. LeCocq, January 22, 1966

Henry M. Jackson

Short letter from US Senator Jackson sharing condolences and sympathies to Ralph LeCocq for the passing of his brother, Dr. John LeCocq.
Obituary of Dr. John F. LeCocq, 1966

Unknown Newspaper

Obituary detailing the life and death of the beloved Dr. John LeCocq (1896-1966), son of Frank LeCocq Jr. and Rhoda LeCocq.
Obituaries of Dr. Edward A. LeCocq, ca. 1965

Unknown Newspapers

Two different obituaries from unknown newspapers detailing the life and accidental death of Dr. Edward A. LeCocq (1901-1965), the youngest son of Frank LeCocq Jr. and Rhoda LeCocq.
Newspaper articles about R. B. LeCocq's cow vaccination victory, 1951

The Lynden Tribune

Short articles about Ralph B. LeCocq's successful vaccination of his cow against Bang's disease - 10 year anniversary edition.
Obituary of Gideon LeCocq, ca. 1951

Unknown Newspaper

Obituary briefly describing the life and sudden death of Gideon LeCocq (1890-1951), the third son of Frank LeCocq Jr. and Rhoda LeCocq.
Obituary of Charles LeCocq, ca. 1948

Unknown Newspaper

Newspaper obituary detailing the life and death of Charles Edward LeCocq (1899-1948), son of Frank LeCocq Jr. and Rhoda LeCocq.
Newspaper article "An Attorney Defends Our Cows," March 22, 1945

The Lynden Tribune

A newspaper article telling how Ralph B. LeCocq played a major role in eradicating Bang's disease in Washington state's dairy cows.

A second, smaller article tells the story of Marion, Ralph, and Irwin LeCocq helping save a hurt deer, 20 years ago.
Obituary of Dr. Marion LeCocq, ca. 1941

The Lynden Tribune

Obituary shortly telling of the beloved life and death of Dr. Marion LeCocq (1894-1941), son of Frank LeCocq Jr. and Rhoda LeCocq.
Obituaries of Dr. Marion LeCocq, ca. 1941

Unknown Newspaper

Two newspaper obituaries detailing the honorable life and early death of Dr. Marion LeCocq (1894-1941), son of Frank LeCocq, Jr. and Rhoda LeCocq.
Poem by Ralph B LeCocq, November 27, 1930

Ralph B. LeCocq

Poem written by Ralph B LeCocq for and about his brother Frank and his wife Dora.