So who are MY Lyman Cook's parents?. He was born in 1847, I think in New York. He married Lucy Hanley, Handley. I am not sure where she was from; WI, IL or IA. She stated each state on a different certificate! I need a definite resource about Lyman. I think he was from Saratoga County, NY . Sharon

My Cooks begin with Jesse Cook, b. 1784, NC and d. beforee 1826. Married Abigail Kennard, before 1810, but I don't know where. They had six sons: Zebulon, John, William, Abram, James 7 Levi. I descend from William McKinley Cook. Be glad to share what I have. Dorothy

George Cook born in 1841 in Stanstead Abbots married Martha Bird 14 May 1864 Parish Church, Standstead, Hertford. In 1881 George and family where living at Dwelling: 49 Lower Shadwell,Shadwell, London, George COOK was 39 years old and Occ Hostler (HM) his wife Martha COOK aged 38 was born in Stanstead, their children where: Alice COOK U 13 F Stanstead Rel: DaurOcc: Scholar Arthur COOK 8 M Stanstead Rel: Son Occ: Scholar Walter COOK 6 M Stanstead, Rel: Son Occ: Scholar My grandmother Louisa Maud Cook was born later on 24 October 1886 at 52 Love Lane, Bow Bells, Stepney. George was the son of Charles Cook and Clarris Unknown. I only know of one other child : Eliza. I know nothing about Louisa's siblings other than one of them had twins and it may of been Alice. Love to here from anyone if they think they might have a connection. Cheers Anna Arrol

I found this on another list not mine replay to Beth please. Looking for info on Zenas Bardwell--know he was there in 1850 census. and his son Orren Ely Bardwell who was there in 1860 census in Otisco. Any info would be appreciated.Zenas wife was Polly Stweart and Orren's first wife was Arvilla Bostwick and second wife Kezia Cooke. Thanks. Beth [email protected]

Seeking parents and/or siblings of Grace Cook born February 25, 1842 in Ship Cove/Port Rexton, Trinity Bay, NF. She married Joseph Pittman born in Crewkerne, Somersetshire, England. They were married in Trinity, Trinity Bay & lived in Britannia (formerly Skimmer's Cove), Random Island, TB, NF. Grace died October 17, 1902 in Britannia. Thank you. Janice Hopkins

Don't forget this webpage: <http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/4375/cook-ind.html> Carol (descendant of these Cooks) At 07:19 PM 11/3/01 -0600, Lori wrote: > >>From the Russell Co, VA site: >http://www.rootsweb.com/~varussel/indian/index.html >The Following is an article from the unpublished manuscript, Indian Atrocities Along the Clinch, Powell and Holston Rivers of Southwest Virginia, 1773-1794, written by the late Emory L. Hamilton. > >One Cook Killed in Powell Valley > >http://www.rootsweb.com/~varussel/indian/22.html >By Emory L. Hamilton > Carol De Priest <mailto:[email protected]> <http://www.azstarnet.com/~depriest/>

>From the Russell Co, VA site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~varussel/indian/index.html The Following is an article from the unpublished manuscript, Indian Atrocities Along the Clinch, Powell and Holston Rivers of Southwest Virginia, 1773-1794, written by the late Emory L. Hamilton. One Cook Killed in Powell Valley http://www.rootsweb.com/~varussel/indian/22.html By Emory L. Hamilton -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >From the unpublished manuscript, Indian Atrocities Along the Clinch, Powell and Holston Rivers, page 39. >From Draper Mss 2 DD 193, is a copy of the pension statement of William Barron, State of Tennessee, Washington County:...on this 23 January 18__, William Barron, aged 78 years...That while living in Montgomery Co., VA he was drafted as he believes in the fall of 17__ and entered the service under Sergeant John Brooley and served about one month. That he again enlisted or volunteered in the company commanded by Sergeant Alexander Neeley (Draper appends a handwritten note "perhaps Alexander Neely) under whom he served between two and three months in guarding the Lead Mines of Montgomery County. That he again enlisted under Lt. Frederick Edwards and served three months under Captain (John) Stevens (at Long Island). That after remaining at Long Island, a few days, an express came to Col. Preston (who was also at Long Island) from Rye Cove Fort on Clinch requesting assistance as the Indians had made some incursions in that quarter and killed a few of the inhabitants. That Captai! n Stevens Company marched to their assistance affiant being one of them. That after remaining a few days at the Rye Cove Fort intelligence was received that Mr. Cooke, who had been sent out as a spy, had been killed by the Indians that affiant with the balance of Stevens company spent a few days in scouring Powells Valley with the view of discovering the Indians, but failing in this, they buried Cooke and returned to the fort. (Data courtesy of Gordon Aronhim, Bristol, VA)

I just got back from my grandmother's funeral (she made it all the way to 99 years, 7 months) in Florida at the Flagler Memorial Cemetery. Her name was Alice Delight Allen Cook (1902-2001). She was married to Frank Wilson Cook (1904-1946). Frank's brother and sister were Ralph and Mary Ethel Cook Justice (Sept 30 1897, May 21 1974). Some Cooks I found in the cemetery seemingly unrelated to my family follow. Maybe someone can use the information from the headstones: Fred E Cook, Florida, CMI USNR, WW II, Dec 11 1898, Nov 6 1957 John M Pratt, Tennessee, PVT CO D 1 REGT Infantry, Aug 28 1871, Nov 29 1963 Lucille L Cook Narish, 1901-1971, Born Knoxville Tenn., Daughter of John M Pratt Gordon O Cook, 1884-1973 (husband), Ethel M Cook, 1891-1970 (wife) Mother Hattie G Wilson, 1869 - 1968 (was next to the next in list, so maybe a relative) Jack Gilman Cook, Sgt US Air Force, Aug 8 1947, Jan 10 1984 Barney Lee Cook, Florida, Pvt, US Marine Corps, WW I, Dec 22 1901, Feb 27 1955

Henry Cook... This would be Henry, married to Catherine Rose, his cousin. This pertains to an Oath of Alligence during the Civil War..was taken in 1861..and these interviews were done shortly afterwards.. only Cook found so far... Henry Cook (36). Born in Wayne Co Tenn been in AR 2 years. I took the oath at Ananias Stobaughs the oath was for home protection; against Robbers of other states; never understood the Ribbon to be a sign to Lincoln’s army, have been a secessionist since the Union was divided always been willing to fight for the South. G V _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

After weeks found more info re Elisha in Mendocino Co CA.;Elisha born 1-23-1816 NC,m Anne Elizabeth Jane ? b 1835 MO. Elisha d 6-23-1883 Ukiah, CA. Anne Eliz d 2-2-1920 Ukiah CA. Need Elisha's parents (VA) names and place of birth. George E. Strawbridge, [email protected] Thanks

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Hello All: Is anybody researching the Cooks of Flat Rock twp in Kershaw County, SC? Any information will be deeply appreciated. All the best, Dawn NC: BURTON; COOK; DALTON; GENTRY & MILSAPP. SC: BRUNSON; COOK; FOLK; GEORGE; NELSON & STEWART.

Just wanted to pass along an email I received regarding a free genealogy software. I've downloaded it, and it seems awesome & worth a bit of time. Hopefully more folks will use it, and start sharing their info! Hope some of you find it useful! Marianne Cook http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CraftingCorner http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Orchard/1804 -------- Original Message -------- Subject: New worldwide Project for Genealogy Date: Wed, 17 Oct 2001 19:23:46 +0200 From: "GedLink" <[email protected]> To: "Marianne Cook" <[email protected]> Hello Marianne, Since you are looking for information on surnames like "BORZEA", I take the opportunity and invite you to have a look at the GedLink Project. GedLink is a new project (started last May) aiming at CONNECTING people researching on their family in a very SIMPLE and EFFICIENT way. Give GedLink a family name, and see instantly on a world map if someone has information about it... At this time, more than 10000 people in 56 countries are participating and testing the project, sharing more than 3 million names in a database you can search in. Most of the current testers come from Canada, France, Germany and we would appreciate to welcome more people from the U.S.A., the U.K., Australia, new Zealand (or from any other country!). I invite you to read the information at www.gedlink.com <http://www.gedlink.com> on why to participate and how to share your data. I hope you'll find it easy to use. Feel free to contact me, Regards, Olivier Hergault -GedLink Project- P.S. Though you may read that you can become a member and pay a low annual fee to support this project, this is NOT mandatory. GedLink is basically FREE OF USE. Since GedLink is relatively new, we still consider it a beta program, so feel free to send us your comments and suggestions. We are constantly improving it !

Seek ancestors, siblings descendents of JOSIAH H. COOK born 1818 in Mechlenberg Co., NC, parents and siblings unknown. Believed to be of German ancestry .....maybe KOCH? Married 21 June 1838 in Lexington, TN to SARAH BUCK who was born 28 Jan 1816 in Cabarrus Co., NC (Sarah was the daughter of George Henry Buck and Susannah Martha NEISLER. The children of Josiah H. Cook and Sarah Buck were born in Henderson Co., TN except the last, Lydia, who was born in Sebastian Co., ARK, and they were as follows: 1. George Henry Cook, b. 1838, married Lovina TEAGUE, d. 1890 in TX; 2. Mary Ann Cook b. 1842, married William AKE, d. aft. 1900 in TX; 3. John Wm. Cook b. 1843, believed killed in Civil War w/ Union Army; 4. Margaret Susannah Cook, b. 1844, m. Wm. Monroe BUSH, d. 1905 in TX; 5. Elizabeth J. Cook b. 1847, married William WARREN; 6. James Harvey Cook b. 1849, m. Mary Isabelle GANN, d. 1923 in ARK; 7. Sarah Cenith Emily Cook b 1850, m. Rev. Thos. Berry, d. 1905 in TX; 8. Lydia Catherine Cook b. 1855 in Sebastian Co., ARK Josiah H. Cook died in Huntersville, ARK 19 June 1864 while serving in the Union Army during the Civil War. "Huntersville" ARK, once named "Argenta", was renamed North Little Rock in 1901. In addition to information on ancestors and siblings, I am seeking documentation of the burial site of Josiah H. Cook. Any information or family connections would be appreciated. Thank you. Robert L. Cook Austin, TX

----- Original Message ----- From: cynthiamaloney To: [email protected] Sent: Sunday, October 21, 2001 9:57 AM Subject: Cooksberg Cementary October 20 2001 I went to Cooks Forest Pa and read the stones, I only did Cooks and this is the list: John Cook 1788 1858 wf/ Susannah 1792-1830 John Cook 1820- Elijah Cook Aug 19 1835-June 20 1898? wf Violet Aug 30 1845-April 27 1907 Jacob Cook 1868-1940 wf/ Inzuella 1861 1939 Augustus Cook 1874- 1948 wf/Maude 1881-1868 A Vernon Cook 1907-1929 Lee E Cook 1903-1973 Marie E Cook 1907-1983 Hugh Earl Cook 1886-1976 Edith Rea Cook 1888-1976 Sabastian Cook 1837-1914 Co E 10 Reg PRV 1861-1863 Sarah J Cook 1844-1915 Richard Cook 1855-1931 Emma 1858-1935 Richard M Cook 1895-1936 Andrew F Cook 1891-1966 Florence B Cook 1899-1984 Susan Cook 1880-1969 (Same stone as Susan) Charles Harrison Miller 1883-1917 Alice Louise Cook March 6 1908-May 1908 Daniel Cook 1825-1870 wf/ Matilda 1829-1905 Hugh Fleming Cook Jan 25 1854 -Aug 10 1910 Robert Allen Cook 1880-1945 wf/Harriet June 1881-1932 Calvin Cook 1896-1963 wf/ Bessie 1893-1965 Harold M Cook 1895-1968 WW I Delbert W Cook Jr 1932- wf/ Esther 1933-1986 Delbert W Cook Sr 1909-1991 wf /Irene1906-1991 Allison Cook 1872-1944 Margaret Beasom Cook 1874-1968 son/ Thomas B Cook 1906 -1948 Braden Cook 1902-1972 wf/ Francis 1902-1978 Phillip Cook 1822-1897 Arthur Cook son of Phillip and Louisa Cook 1858-1908 Joseph C Cook 1888-1936 wf/ Kathryn 1886-1960 daughter Mary Kathryn July 26 1982 I hope this Helps someone Cindi Welker Maloney

This is how I have it. These are not my Cooks, but I DO have source notes. Descendants of _____ Cook Generation No. 1 1. _____1 COOK Children of _____ COOK are: i. EBEN2 COOK, b. Bef. 1700, England. ii. ROBERT COOK, b. Bef. 1700, England. 2. iii. CORNELIUS COOK, b. Bef. 1737, England; d. Sandwich, Carroll, NH. Generation No. 2 2. CORNELIUS2 COOK (_____1) was born Bef. 1737 in England, and died in Sandwich, Carroll, NH. He married (1) ANNE PARTRIDGE Bef. 1757. She was born Bet. 1732 - 1733. He married (2) ANNE CLARK 02 March 1757 in Sherborn, MA. She was born 1735. Child of CORNELIUS COOK and ANNE PARTRIDGE is: i. ANNE3 COOK, b. 1756. Children of CORNELIUS COOK and ANNE CLARK are: ii. SUSANNAH3 COOK, b. 30 March 1758. iii. EBENEZER COOK, b. 28 January 1760, of Franklin, MA by 1776>Moultonbourough, Carroll, NH by 1777>Sandwich, NH; d. Aft. 12 September 1832, See Ebenezer & Edner Cook. iv. LOT COOK, DR., b. Abt. 1766, of Franklin, MA by 1776>Sandwich, NH by 1805; d. 16 October 1819, Sandwich, NH; m. SUKEY; b. Abt. 1768; d. 28 August 1816, Sandwich, NH. 3. v. JOEL COOK, b. Abt. 1768, of Franklin, MA by 1776> Sandwich, NH before 1805; d. 03 November 1857, Sandwich, NH. Generation No. 3 3. JOEL3 COOK (CORNELIUS2, _____1) was born Abt. 1768 in of Franklin, MA by 1776> Sandwich, NH before 1805, and died 03 November 1857 in Sandwich, NH. He married ELIZABETH "BETTE" MAXFIELD 04 December 1791 in Sandwich, NH, daughter of ELIPHALET MAXFIELD. She died 10 April 1855 in Sandwich, NH. Children of JOEL COOK and ELIZABETH MAXFIELD are: 4. i. JOHN4 COOK, b. 14 December 1795; d. 06 June 1887, Sandwich, Carroll, NH. ii. LYDIA COOK, b. 1797; d. See Benjamin Bean. iii. JOSIAH COOK, b. 1801, Sandwich, Carroll, NH>Carroll County, Illinois?. 5. iv. JESSE COOK, b. 11 January 1809; d. 03 March 1900, Sandwich, Carroll, NH. Generation No. 4 4. JOHN4 COOK (JOEL3, CORNELIUS2, _____1) was born 14 December 1795, and died 06 June 1887 in Sandwich, Carroll, NH. He married SARAH H. SINCLAIR 06 March 1820 in Sandwich, Carroll, NH. She was born 1795, and died 1890 in Sandwich, Carroll, NH. Children of JOHN COOK and SARAH SINCLAIR are: i. JOHN OTIS5 COOK, b. 1820, of Sandwich, Carroll, NH>Civil War; d. See Otis Cook. ii. MERCIA S. COOK, b. 1820; d. 1852; m. _____ GILMAN. 6. iii. ASA S. COOK, b. 10 January 1823. iv. OTIS F. COOK, b. 1825; d. 1826. 7. v. MARY E. COOK, b. 1829; d. 1853. vi. JOHN COOK, b. 1832; d. 1893, Sandwich, Carroll, NH; m. CYNTHIA; b. 1832; d. 1901, Sandwich, Carroll, NH. vii. LYDIA S. COOK, b. 1835; d. 1854, Sandwich, Carroll, NH. viii. WILLIAM M. COOK, b. 1838; d. 1842, Sandwich, Carroll, NH. 5. JESSE4 COOK (JOEL3, CORNELIUS2, _____1) was born 11 January 1809, and died 03 March 1900 in Sandwich, Carroll, NH. He married PATIENCE G. SMITH. She was born 19 November 1803, and died 17 October 1883 in Sandwich, Carroll, NH. Child of JESSE COOK and PATIENCE SMITH is: i. CHARLES H.5 COOK, d. 28 May 1870, Sandwich, Carroll, NH. Generation No. 5 6. ASA S.5 COOK (JOHN4, JOEL3, CORNELIUS2, _____1) was born 10 January 1823. He married MARY J. COLE 31 October 1850. She was born in Lowell, MA. Children of ASA COOK and MARY COLE are: i. MILLARD FILLMORE6 COOK, b. 30 July 1851. ii. JOHN FRANKLIN COOK, b. 11 April 1854. iii. HARRIET ELIZABETH COOK, b. 31 July 1857. iv. ALBERT SINCLAIR COOK, b. 28 May 1864. v. MARY SINCLAIR COOK, b. 08 July 1871; d. 28 April 1883. 7. MARY E.5 COOK (JOHN4, JOEL3, CORNELIUS2, _____1) was born 1829, and died 1853. She married _____ BUNKER. Child of MARY COOK and _____ BUNKER is: i. WILLIE S.6 BUNKER, b. 1853; d. 1854, Sandwich, Carroll, NH. At 02:23 PM 10/19/2001 -0400, Joan Little wrote: >This search is for a friend. > >Looking for a Cornelius Cook, d 3 Jun 1815, Sandwich, Carroll, NH. >It is thought that he lived in Temple, NH at once time. He went to >Sandwich with his sons Lot Cook and Joel Cook. date unk. > >Thanks for any information you might have. > >Joan in NH > > >==== COOK Mailing List ==== > > > >============================== >Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 >Source for Family History Online. Go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB

This search is for a friend. Looking for a Cornelius Cook, d 3 Jun 1815, Sandwich, Carroll, NH. It is thought that he lived in Temple, NH at once time. He went to Sandwich with his sons Lot Cook and Joel Cook. date unk. Thanks for any information you might have. Joan in NH

Hi, I'm wondering if anyone has an Earnest b. bet 1896-1900, Mary Ann b. bet. 1896-1900, or Joseph Cook b. 1900 in their data base. They are from Hawkins County, TN..Their mother was Mary Elizabeth Burton b. 1873 d/o John and Elizabeth Burton. Mary Burton married Charles Reynolds in Hawkins County, TN 1896. Charlie Left Mary and his children sometime between 1900 and 1905..then Mary Burton married Christopher C. Cook in Hawkins County, TN in 1905 and the Reynolds Children "took on' the Cook name...Christopher signed his papers CC Cook..was a Tobacco farmer and lived in Persia, TN of Hawkins County with Mary 1905-1958. I would love to know what ever happened to Earnest and Mary Ann "Cook". Jan