----- Original Message ----- From: "Angelia Byrum" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Subject: [COOK-L] Jacob COOK b. 1820 VA d. 1877 MO > Hello, > I am still hoping to locate parents and siblings of my Gr. grandfather Jacob COOK b. 05 Oct. 1820 in VA and d. 07 Nov. 1877 in Henry County, MO. It is believed that Jacobs' mother may have been Mary WOMELSDORF. Siblings may have been John W., Sarah J., Ann, & Daniel W. That has yet to be documented. He was married to Amelia(Millie) LONGBRAKE or LAMBRIGHT around 1854-1856. Exact date and place of marriage unknown. Amelia's family lived in Harper's Ferry or Shepardstown, Jefferson Co., VA now WVA in 1853 and left in 1854 for Henry Co., IA. Jacob and Amelia's 1st child Franklin K. Cook was b. in IA in 1855 or 56. Jacob & Amelia are found on the Henry Co., MO 1860 & 1870 census. Amelia remarried after Jacob's death to a James DUDDERAR, DUDDERER or DUDDENEN 1879 in Henry Co., MO. I am trying to find some COOK's with LONGBRAKE, LAMBRIGHT or WOMELSDORF connections. Any clues or connections will be very much appreciated. > Thank-you, > Angelia COOK Byrum > > > ==== COOK Mailing List ==== > Visit the COOK web homepage at > http://members.aol.com/CookCooke > > > ============================== > Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp > >

I am new to the list and hope that someone out there can help me. I have 2 Cook connections, so it might get a little confusing. Right now, I'm working on one specific line. William J Cook born 8 Mar 1862 Wentzville, St. Charles, Missouri died 25 Mar 1938 Greybull, Big Horn, Wyoming married Sena M Brodie (Here's where it gets confusing; she's his first cousin once removed thru William F Cook's brother Frederick A. Cook.) 3 Sept 1910 Snow Creek, Franklin, Virginia William's parents are: William F Cook born abt 1811/1812 Franklin County, Virginia died 1872 St. Charles County, Missouri Elizabeth Harriet McClenny born abt 1823 prob St. Charles County, Missouri William's siblings are: Emma Cook born abt 1854 St. Charles County, Missouri John Mordecai Cook abt 1856 St. Charles County, Missouri Mary Cook abt 1859 St. Charles County, Missouri Elizabeth Cook >From a letter written by my great grand aunt (Sena's sister) it appears that when William F Cook died in 1872, his wife Elizabeth Harriet McClenny remarried and with her new husband and children moved to Montana. I don't know the new husband's name, but from the book, Mordecai's Mount, I have gleaned the following information: Emma married N.E. Jenkins of Duprey, Montana and had 3 children. John Mordecai married Jennie Hyatt and had 2 children. Mary married AO Enderly and had 2 children. Elizabeth married Daniel O'Connor and had 1 child. Can anyone provide me with any more information on this family? I grew up in Montana and would love to know if there are still some of the Cooks from this line living there. Thanks in advance, Janae

Cook reserachers, I'm puting this out on the web, thinking someone may be connected. Contact me if you see anything that may be close to your line. Thanks, Tim Mattingly -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Descendants of WILLIAM COOK Generation No. 1 1. WILLIAM1 COOK was born ABT 1700 in NC?, and died ABT 1752 in HANOVER CO.,VA. More About WILLIAM COOK: Military service: WAS in Pierces reg. Children of WILLIAM COOK are: 2. i. ABRAM2 COOK, b. ABT 1721, NC?; d. 1801, WILKES CO., NC. ii. ELIZA COOK. iii. WILLIAM COOK, JR.. Generation No. 2 2. ABRAM2 COOK (WILLIAM1) was born ABT 1721 in NC?, and died 1801 in WILKES CO., NC. He married ELIZABETH CASS July 17, 1781 in WILKES CO., NC, RANDALL MABRY, BONDSMAN, daughter of BOWMAN? CASS. She was born 1760. Children of ABRAM COOK and ELIZABETH CASS are: i. LARKIN3 COOK, b. May 1782. ii. AARON COOK, b. September 1783, WILKES CO.,NC; m. PATSEY DEENEY, March 11, 1807, WILKES CO.,NC. iii. ISAAC COOK, b. ABT March 1785, WILKES CO.,NC; m. SALLY CRICKMORE, October 25, 1832, WILKES CO.,NC. 3. iv. AMY COOK, b. ABT 1789, GUILFORD CO., NC; d. October 1869, JAY CO., IN. v. RICHARD J. COOK, b. 1789; m. (1) RHODA GILREATH, November 8, 1806; m. (2) REBECCA CHEEK, May 11, 1811, WILKES CO.,NC. vi. WYATT COOK, b. ABT 1793, WILKES CO.,NC; m. TEMPORONCE BROWN, October 2, 1812, WILKES CO.,NC. Tim Mattingly [email protected] For my genealogy data, see: http://www.gencircles.com/users/gurney3 then click on: Mattingly/Chapman ancestors for other genealogy data see: http://www.gencircles.com/

Due to a very heavy influx of spam mail I am forced to Change my E-mail address. Please Change from [email protected] to [email protected] Please amd I am so sorry this had to happen. and I don't know how they got my e-mail. Thank you very much Jane Lemmons nee Glenn

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Posted FYI. Any connections between Jarratt Walthall Cook (Executor of this will) and members of the Philip Vass family? Please contact me if you have information. Thanks. Will of Philip Vass; Halifax Co., VA (from Will Book 14:185-187) In the name of God Amen. I Philip Vass of Halifax County do make this my will and testament in manner and form as followeth (viz) – it is my desire that all my debts be first paid. If any of my children should die without an heir or will, their estate hereafter devised of given, it shall return again to my estate to be divided as shall be hereafter directed. If any of the legatees shall attempt to brake this will or shall enter a suit in law against the legatees or any one of them shall forfeit his or their estate hereafter given to them. The forfeited estate returned back to my estate to be divided or as shall be hereafter directed. I give unto my daughter, Mary Boyd, negro girl, Lydia and her increase to dispose of as she pleaseth. Also I lend unto Ann B., Rachel and her increase, which negro and increase shall not be sold for no debt or debts of Alexander Boyd or his wife, Mary Boyd in no case whatsoever. The foresaid negro Rachel & her increase is not to be removed out of the county of Halifax without the consent of a majority of the legatees consurned in eather of these two cases be made (illegible words) sale or removed Rachel and her increase is forfeited and returned (illegible) into my estate to be divided (illegible words) as shall be hereafter directed. I give unto my son, James, Amy and her child Letha and their increase to him and his heirs forever. I give unto my daughter, Sarah (?) Vass, three negroes, Lucinda, Harrell, her daughter Amanda Melvina, with their increase to her and her heirs forever. I give unto my daughter, Apphia Vass, three negroes, Martha, Ealle & Maria Louisa, with their increase to her and her heirs forever. I give unto my Philip E. Vass, Mary and brother, Jacob, with her increase to him and his heirs forever. I give unto my grandaughter, Mary Elizabeth Shapard, negro girl Rose and her increase provided my granddaughter May E. Shapard dieth under age or without a child lawfully begotton, then negro Rose and her increase to be divided between her surviving brothers and sisters and their heirs forever. I lent unto my beloved wife, Elizabeth Vass, during her widowhood, the land whereon I know live and all the rest of my estate which I have not divided or given. Recommending to her parental care my dear daughter Elizabeth Shepard and her children during your life and at the death of my dear wife, my land whereon I know live to be by my executor sold on a credit of four annual, equal pamyents (insterted: [illegible] taken on the land for the payment) thereof the one forth of the sale of this land to be put out at interest, which interest is to support my daughter Elizabeth Shapard and her children with schooling, etc. and the principal at her death to be equally divided between her children and their heirs forever. It is also my desire that my western land be sold when the injoin wrightes is extinguished and my land surveyed, it to be sold at with four equal annual payments security taken on the land for the payments thereof this land may be sold (illegible) than above mentioned if it is thought best by the legatees the (illegible) arising from the sale of the western land three fourths of the money arising from the sale of the land whereon I know live with all, the remainder of my estate not already give to be equally divided by commissioners appointed by court between my children: James P. Vass, Sarah L. Vass, Anna Vass, Apphia Vass, and P. E. Vass and their heirs forever. I appoint my beloved friend, Jarratt W. Cook, my executor to the will, who is to receive a reasonable sum out of my estate for his serivces. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 13th day of Decemter 1816. /s/ Philip Vass (seal) Witness: Anderson Powell Mores(?) Shearon In a court held for Halifax County the 25th day of July 1825: This reading purporting to be the last will & testament of Philip Vass, dec’d, was (illegible) court by Jarratt W. Cook the exr therein named for probat. Whereupon on the motion of Alexander Boyd & John Sheppard, they are admitted defendants to contest the said writing as the last will & testament of the sd Philip Vass, dec’d, and on motion of the said exr, commissioners are awarded him to take the depositions of John Webb of the county of Granville in the state of North Carolina and of Moses Shearing of this county to be read as evidence in the said conteste. And at another court held for the sd county the 22nd day of August 1825. For reasons appearing to the court the defendants by their attorney a commissioner is awarded them to take the deposition of Leonard Pam???, an inform witness in this case to be read de bene epo, they giving to the pltff legal notice of the time & place of executing the same – And at an! other court held for the sd county the 28th day of mar 1826, came the parties by their attorneys and the sd writing purporting the last will & testament of Philip Vass, dec’d, is again exhibited in court in order to be proved, whereupon on the testimony of (illegible words) from which order & judgment the plaintiff (illegible) appeal to the first day of the (illegible words to the end of the page). At a superior court of law held for Halifax Coounty the 23rd day of September 1926: Jarratt W. Cook, exr named in the wording purported to be the last will & testament of Philip Vass (illegible) agains Alexander Boyd, John Sheppard, upon an appeal from an order and judgment of the County Court of Halifax the 28th day of March 1826. This day came the parties by their attorneys and the transcribe of the records (illegible) the order and judgment aforesaid and the original wording purported to be the last will & testament of the dec’d Philip Vass was produced in court by the clerk fo! the county court of Halifax being seen and inspected, the examinations of witnesses read and the testimony of sundry other witnesses heard, whereupon it seems to the court here (illegible) the said order and judement of the county court is (illegible) therefore it is considered that the same be (illegible) void and annulled and this court proceeding to make such order as the daid county court ought to have made (illegible words) court in the county court of Halifax. Teste: Samuel Williams, CHSC At a court held for the county of Halifax on the 22nd day of January 1827, Jarratt W. Cook the excr named in the will of Philip Vass, dec’d, being summoned and not appearing and the widow refusing to take up (illegible words). On the motion of Isaac Medley, who made oath according to law and with Charles A. Ballson, (illegible words) a bond in the (illegible words) $30,000 considered (illegible words) is granted him for obtaining letters of administration of the estate of the said Philip Vass, dec’d, with the will annexed in due form. Teste: Samuel Wailliams, CHC Be well & God bless, Kate Beaugrand Cook Minnesota [email protected] or [email protected] ><> God bless America! <><

My John C. Cook was born in 1861 in Jackson County, North Carolina.. He is the son of Solomen Floyd Cook and Martha Shelton Cook. John married Eva Robina Browning in 1881. They had two children George Wesley Cook and Robert Luther Cook. They resided in Waynesville,(Haywood County) North Carolina. Sometime in the late 1890s John disappeared. One family story says he went to Texas. Another has him changing his name to John Shelton. I have not found any proof to support any of these stories. It is possible that he died. However I have not found records to support that. Any help would be greatly appreciated. John D. Cook

-- I decided to post information again to see if anyone has found anything new relating to my walls. I am descended from John Cook and Thankful Tripp Cooke from Coventry,RI, whom, after the Revolutionary War, settled in Laurens, Otsego County, New York. I have concentrated on direct lineage, but I have found in my father's genealogy files several letters and documents of related lines that cover several who migrated west. Samuel Tripp Cook, my ggg grandfather was married (1) to Amanda Hunt of Cherry Valley and their children were Angeline Adelia m.Smith, Orson, Nathan, Rhoene M. m.Hume,Hazeline Azelia, Harvey (my gg grandfather),Thomas H. m.Olive Falston, Thankful M. m. Gadsby,Charlotte C, John Jay m. Josephine Rosanna Smith; married (2) to Susan Hicks and their children were Jennie m. Fowler, Lavancha m.Lyon, Charlotte C.(named after first Charlotte C., whom died a few days after this Charlotte's birth) m. Chase, Ella Elizabeth m. Beardsley, and Sarah Urilla m. Washbon. I have some information on the descendants of Harvey W.,Thomas H.(moved to Iowa and descendants to Vancouver, Washington area),Thankful M.,John Jay and Sarah Urilla (Cook) Washbon. I also found a paper on Ebenezer Cook, son of Capt. Ira Cook of New Hartford, Oneida Co. b. 2/14/1810,married Clarissa C. Bryant at Unadilla, NY in 1833, Moved to Iowa 1835. d. Davenport, Iowa October 8, 1871. I found also a letter from Walla Walla, Washington regarding the lineage of Elias Cooke b. 8/14/1769 d. 12/1/1849 m. Lucy Hawley. It lists 14 children and then indicates that daughter Harriet m. Hiram Slade 9/15/1824 by Rev.Garvin. It lists their 7 children and it also indicates that Elias Cooke operated an inn in Otsdawa in Otsego County, New York and that Hiram Slade lived nearby. It also mentions that Elias Cooke is listed in the 1840 census in Butternut Township, Otsego County, New York. My "brick walls" are Robert Cooke b. abt 1652 d. 13 July 1704 Hog Island, Portsmouth, RI M. Thamer Tyler b. abt 1659, Portsmouth, RI, d. after 1704 Portsmouth, RI. at Portsmouth 5 Dec. 1678. I have been unable to find any positive information to the parents or place of birth of Robert. Their son Samuel was born 19 Dec 1695 at Portsmouth and married (1) Enfield Greene at Warwick, RI 25 Mar 1719. Their son Samuel Jr. was born at Warwick 26 July 1720. I can find nothing more about him. Did he marry? When or where did he die? Samuel Sr. married (2) Mary King 11 Oct 1728 at Tiverton, RI. Their son Robert and their daughter Sarah's son John are my ancestor's who moved to Otsego County, New York. Sarah's son John married Thankful Tripp.The question about John Cook is whether he was the son of Samuel Sr's daughter Sarah,by his second wife Mary King or was he the son of Samuel Jr. and a wife named Sarah? John was born 16 Nov. 1755, which would have him the son of Samuel Jr. at age 35 or the son of "aunt" Sarah when she was 21 and unmarried. Samuel Sr's will acknowledges a daughter Sarah and grandson John but is not clear about who Sarah was.

If this is your family, or Thomas and Mary Cook of York Co.,PA, I have their familes for you if you don't already have them. Peter Cook born ca. 1700, and wife Sarah born ca. 1706 children were: Joseph, Ruth, Lydia, Hannah, Samuel, Ann, George, Jesse, Sarah, and Peter. The children of Thomas and Mary Cook were Jacob, Mary, and Thomas. Their record is found in the Orphans Court abs. York Co.,PA. dated 11 June 1753.

Della Cook DANVILLE, Va. — Della Powell Cook, 98, of 529 Fourth St., died Saturday, Jan. 19, 2002, at Danville Regional Medical Center after ten years of declining health and six days in the hospital. Born Sept. 25, 1903, in Pittsylvania County, she was the daughter of Albert Lee Powell and Maude Collins Powell. She was married to Harry Lee Cook, who predeceased her March 1969. She lived in the Danville and Pittsylvania County areas and was a member of Whitmell United Methodist Church. She was a homemaker. Survivors include two daughters, Shirley Cook, and Barbara Breeden, both of Danville; one son, Herbert T. Cook of Lehigh Acres, Fla.; one sister, Madie P. Gravett of Danville; five grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; and three great-great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by one son, Elwood Lee Cook; and two brothers, Thomas Powell and Harvey Powell. The funeral will be held 11 a.m. Monday at the mausoleum at Danville Memorial Gardens with the Rev. Freddy Vicks officiating. Interment will follow. The family will be at the residence. Wrenn-Yeatts North Main Chapel is in charge of arrangements.

Pat, Thanks for responding to my query. I have been researching your Cooks for about 1 year out of desparation in not being able to go back any farther on my line. Your Cooks seemed to be a good fit for mine, but as of yet I have found no link. I have some info on Burnet Cooks line, specifically his son Burnett and wife Thirza, and grandsons DeWitt Cook who became a well respected doctor in Iowa, and Seymour Cook, among others. I believe it goes Nathan>Burnet>Burnett>DeWitt. Anyways, I have been stuck on John Cook for years now. There are hundreds of John Cooks in New York in the early 1800s, and many of them fit. It will just take some persistence and digging to get at the truth! Keep in touch. If you would like any of my info, let me know. Sincerely, Joe Cook (-----G--E--N--E--A--L--O--G--Y------) ( (Researching ; COOK, JONES, WEBB, (TURNER, CASLER, KING, LITTLETON, (STINSON, NEW YORK, MICHIGAN, (ALABAMA, ARKANSAS, AND OTHERS. ( (---Reply To: [email protected])

This is in response to Joe Cook. I have a Cook family in Tompkins Co. at the same time. My Cook connection is through a Sarah Cook who was born in 1809 in Genoa Co. but the family moved to Tompkins Co. in the 1820s. She had a brother John born in 1827. Her father was a son of a Burnet Cook who moved to this part of NY in the 1794. Their were a number of brothers in this family but no John's but he could be a son of one of them. Burnet's brothers were Silas, and Lot. There also was an Uncle Nathan and his family in the area. Hope this helps and gives you some names to look into. Pat

Is there a Donald Swain on the list? If so plese email me. I found some information you submitted years ago about a Benjamin Cook b. in Wayne, County, NC in 1756. If anyone else can help with this name please email me. Another Benjamin mentioned in my notes is one who married winifred Hopkins 25 April, 1774 in Bertie county, NC. Anyone help?? Thanks Jere

COOK 1. ???? COOK b. ???? Marriage: ???? b. ???? Children: 1. JOHN COOK b.abt. 1815 in Pa. 2. Adam " b. ???? in Pa. 3. Samuel " b. " " " 4. Peter " b. " " " 5. George " b. " " " 6. Jacob " b. " " " 7. Hannah " b. " " " 8. Kate " b. " " " 2. JOHN COOK b.abt. 1815 in Pa. Marriage: Fannie Fraker b.abt. 1816 in Burnt Cabins, Pa. Children: 1. JACOB COOK b. 1844 in Pa. 2. J. Frank " b. ???? in Pa. 3. Albert " b. " " " 4. Sophia " b. " " " 5. Fannie " b. " " " 6. Becky " b. " " " 3. JACOB COOK b. 1844 in Pa. d.bef. 12-1931 Marriage: Sarah Black b. ???? in Pa. ? Children: 1. JOHN FRANKLIN COOK b. 06-20-1872 in Green Township, Pa. 2. William Cook b. ???? in Pa. 3. George " b. " " " 4. Daniel " b. " " " 5. Oscar " b. " " " 6. Fred " b. " " " 7. Laura " b. " " " 8. Mary Jeanette " b. " " " 9. Francis " b. " " " 10. Lina " b. " " " 4. JOHN FRANKLIN COOK b. 06-20-1872 in Green Township, Pa. d. 11-20-1950 in Chambersburg, Franklin Co. Pa. Marriage: Bertha May Fisher b. 03-02-1886 in Scottland, Franklin Co. Pa. d. 04-07-1973 in Chambersburg, Franklin Co. Pa. Children: 1. Freda Mae Cook b. 05-02-1905 in Pa. 2. JACOB FRANKLIN COOK b. 09-02-1907 in Scottland, Franklin Co. Pa. 3. John Edward Cook b. -9-12-1909 in Pa. 4. Martha M. " b. 06-06-1915 " " 5. Rodney Eugene " b. 07-28-1911 " " 6. Charles William " b. 07-20-1916 " " 7. Irven W. " b. 10-13-1919 " " 8. Kenneth b. 1913 d. 1914 " " 9. Preston Leroy " b. 03-13-1922 " " 10. Garnet Ellsworth " b. 10-26-1924 " " 11. Margie Pearl " b. 03-14-1929 " " 12. Laura Alice " b. 1927 d. 1927 " " 13. Anna Catherine " b. 12-09-1931 " " 5. JACOB FRANKLIN COOK b. 09-02-1907 in Scottland, Franklin Co. Pa. d. 06-26-1953 in Chambersburg, Franklin Co. Pa. Marriage: Beatrice Orlea Cooper b. 07-28-1909 in Webster Mills, Pa. d. 01-25-1987 in Chambersburg, Franklin Co. Pa. Married: 12-24-1928 Children: 1. Blaine Franklin Cook b. 03-09-1929 in Pa. 2. WINIFRED ORLEA COOK b. 03-04-1931 in Scottland, Franklin Co. Pa. 3. Naomi May"Jane" " b. 04-19-1933 in Pa. 4. Thelma Joyce"Jo" " b. 08-25-1935 " " 5. John William"Bill" " b. 10-09-1941 " " 6. Clifford Jacob"Cliff" " b. 08-03-1946 " " James Allen"Jim" " b. 11-20-1950 " " 6. WINIFRED ORLEA COOK b. 03-04-1931 in Scottland, Franklin Co. Pa. Marriage: Walter Dudley Bass b. 07-19-1931 in Slocomb, Geneva Co. Al. Married: 07-25-1950 in Hagerstown, Md. Children: 1. Frank Lee Bass b. 10-15-1949 in Chambersburg, Franklin Co. Pa. 2. Mary Ellen " b. 03-29-1951 " " " 3. Beatrice Ann " b. 08-04-1952 " " " 4. Walter David " b. 10-26-1953 " " " 5. John Clifford " b. 09-10-1957 in Stuttgart, West Germany 6. James William " b. 09-10-1957 " " " 7. Joyce Mae " b. 11-05-1959 in Aberdeen, Md. 8. Susan Marie " b. 11-21-1964 in Fort Rucker, Dale Co. Al.

Have you checked the <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/wcook14024/cooklinks.html">Cook Webpage links</A> I have thousands of links to Cook, Cooke, Kochs on there and lots of Johns, I didn't have time to look and see if your John was there this morning, gotta get to work. Bill Cook Below are the Cook info links I have, Good Luck, Bill Cook, [email protected] ------------------------------------------------------ <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/wcook14024/cook.html">Henry Cook descendants</A> <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/jrcookdal/dcook.html">Daniel/David Cook</A> <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/wcook14024/cookshangout.html">Cook's Hangout Main Page</A> <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/wcook14024/cooklinks.html">Cook Webpage links</A> <A HREF="http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hollis/familyorigins/index.htm">Bill Cook's entire database file</A> -------------------------------------------------------------------- I also maintain these OK County pages: <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ok/cherokee/cherokee.html">Oklahoma Archives ~ Cherokee County</A> <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ok/harmon/harmon.htm">Oklahoma archives ~ Harmon County</A> <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ok/payne/payne1.htm">Oklahoma Archives ~ Payne County</A> <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ok/rogers/rogers.htm">Oklahoma Archives ~ Rogers County</A> <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~okharmon/harmon.htm">USGenweb Project - Harmon County, OK. Home Page</A> ===============================

Seeking information on John Cook born 1813 in NC (somewhere, but where?) . Johns father was James Cook ( know nothing more about parentage). The first record I have for John is in Anderson county, KY when he married Joyce Houchins in 1834. John and Joyce lived in Nicholasville until about 1842ish when they migrated to MO. The first 3 or 4 of their 11 children were born in KY. John was a farmer in MO. Sometime after 1880 he and Joyce moved to Texas. John died 1888 and Joyce 1898. Seeking researchers on this line for information. Have information I will share also.

Since we are on the subject of John Cooks, my brick wall is John Cook born between 1780 and 1800 possibly in New York. He was married to June [???] before 1820. They had at least 1 child, Philo Cook in Tompkins Co., NY in 1821. They were said to have moved to Ohio. If anyone has info on Finger Lakes area Cooks in New York, or any John Cooks from New York or Ohio, please contact me at [email protected] Thanks - Joe Cook

> John is my earliest Cook. I have nothing regarding siblings. Where did you find Thomas & Katherine? > > Subject: [COOK-L] Thomas COOK-Katherine ? 1610 > Date: Tue, 15 Jan 2002 04:05:44 -0500 > From: "John Kantzer" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > Additions or corrections would be appreciated: > Thomas Cook, bn 1610 where died when? probably in Dover NH was married to Katherine ? who died 12 Dec 1703 Dover, NH > The only child I know about is John Cook, Sr. bn abt 1640 died in Hampton NH was married 26 Nov 1686 Dover NH to Mary Downes. > > Were there other children?

Additions or corrections would be appreciated: Thomas Cook, bn 1610 where died when? probably in Dover NH was married to Katherine ? who died 12 Dec 1703 Dover, NH The only child I know about is John Cook, Sr. bn abt 1640 died in Hampton NH was married 26 Nov 1686 Dover NH to Mary Downes. Were there other children?

Looking for information on my gg grand father Charles J COOK. According to his Civil War files he was born in Union County in 1825 (I have a feeling it was Anson at that time, since Union wasn't formed until 1842.) He was married to Nancy Ann Whitley of Union County (Aug 23,1848) marriage bond is on file in Union County Court House, Monroe, NC. Any information would be appreciated... H. Cook --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.313 / Virus Database: 174 - Release Date: 1/2/02