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    1. [COOK-L] COOK-GA-AL
    2. becky buck
    3. Searching for Green Cook, believed to have settled in Jasper Co. Ga from AL. , married Elizabeth Turner, children (1)Lelia Cook , married ?? Ozburn (2)Perla Cook, married ?? (3)Lucy Cook (4)Annie Cook married Dozier Floyd (5) George Cook married Janie Hodge (6)Thomas Preston Cook born 1880 Jasper Co Ga married Ida Mabel Hodges

    03/07/1999 09:51:57
    1. [COOK-L] MARTHA COOK
    2. becky buck
    3. Searching for parents of Martha Cook, born Feb 10, 1828, married Luda H. Holder Nov. 15, 1846, died March 2, 1883 in Carroll Co. Ga buried Dorris Cemetery, Carroll Co. Ga.

    03/07/1999 09:44:41
    1. [COOK-L] Virus and Trojan Horse Protection
    2. cookie
    3. I have previously taken a somewhat light-hearted approach to viruses because I believe in using a good virus protection software. However, for those who are concerned about Happy 99 and other Trojan Horses, the following site has a FREE solution in the form of a small downloadable program http://www.nsclean.com/socklock.html I hope this helps some of you to overcome your fears about operating on the web. John Cooke (cookie) Family interests: Cooke,(Yorkshire, Derbyshire) - Mason, (Cheshire, Lancashire), Robinson, (Gusiborough, Scarborough), - Garside,(Leeds) - Wood,(Middlesborough, Stockton),- Westgarth,(Middlesborough) - Janveau,(Ontario - France), - Vagen (Norway) http://users.interlinks.net/cookie/

    03/07/1999 09:38:38
    1. [COOK-L] COOK, Charles Alexanderb1864 PA
    2. From: Helen Cook Austin, AustinART@aol.com To: COOK List, Re: Roll Call, or identity of my most wanted COOK ancestor Charles Alexander COOK b Jan 19, 1864 Natrona, Allegheny Co, PA was probably the son of : GEORGE COOK/KOCH b 1832 Bavaria, Germany, a carpenter and immigrant to PA about 1842-1859 (but I am not sure about this) Mother of C. A. COOK unknown was probably b in PA or Germany abt 1840. She could be a Barbra KALLENBAUGH of Natrona, PA b in Baden, Germany.

    03/07/1999 05:48:51
    1. [COOK-L] "Cook" books
    2. Hi...found these listed at Higginson Books http://www.higginsonbooks.com COOK Family history, by J. Montgomery Seaver. 32p. $6.50 COOK Fam. Extr. from Hist. of Windsor, Conn. 7p. 1892. $4.00 COOK. (Extr. from Hist. of Goshen) 7p. $4.00 COOK. Extr. from History of Richmond NH (1884). 5p. $4.00 COOKE Book: Cooke ancstry, by J.N. VanDyke. 114+28p. 1060. $23.00 COOKE. Desc. of Mordecai Cooke of "Mordecai's Mount", Gloucester Co., Va., 1650, & Thomas Booth of Ware Neck, Gloucester Co., Va., 1685, by Dr & Mrs W.C. Stubbs. 286+35p. 1923. $49.50 COOKE Ancestry, by Van Dycke & Cooke. 162p. 1960. $27.50 COOKE See Arnold Barbara Blake-Krebs barbkkfi@aol.com

    03/07/1999 04:48:18
    1. [COOK-L] ROLL CALL - COOKE - NY & CT
    2. Looking for Information on following COOKE family members: JAMES JOSEPH COOKE - b. 10/31/1909 in New York City d. 3/8/1948 in Hartford, CT, buried in Calvery Cemetary Woodside, NY m. Inez Percoco - on 9/8/1931 in Long Island City Death certificate shows a second marraige to Ruth Murphy in CT. James and Inez had one son - James Joseph Cooke in 1932 Fathers name: JOHN COOKE - Born in Ireland - I do not hav dates of birth or death Mothers name: ELLEN CORR - Also born in Ireland - no dates available Siblings names: ANN NADER - (nee Cooke) JOHN Grandfather of James: JOHN L. COOKE - born in Ireland - died 3/30/1948 buried in Calvery Cemetary, Woodside NY FELIX CORR: Born in Ireland - died 7/14/1914 - buried in Calvery Cemetary (unsure of his relationship to Ellen - father or grandfather) Seeking any info on connections to any of the people above. Would like very much to make contact with any living relatives.

    03/07/1999 04:09:48
    1. [COOK-L] Roll Call: Isaac Cook, PA, KY, and IN
    2. Ronald E. Hagen
    3. I am looking for Isaac Cook, born 1760 in PA. Rose to captain in Pennsylvania militia (Philadelphia area) during and after the Revolution. Moved to Scott County, Kentucky in 1790s where he married the widow Ann (Simpson) Masterson. Around 1828 he and most of his family moved to Troy Township (near Covington) in Fountain County, Indiana. He died there in the mid-1830s. Ron Hagen

    03/07/1999 04:09:26
    1. [COOK-L] ROLL CALL William Cook NC>TN>WV 1898-1918
    2. I COOK, William (Willie) . He was my grandfather Memphis Ray. Born Cherokee Co. NC Topton, NC. around 1895. Mother: Catherine Elizabeth Rogers Cook. Question about fathers name maybe William Henry Cook. One sister Dora Bell Cook Ray. They were from the NC, GA, TN area. Murphy, NC -- Copper Hill, TN -- Blue Ridge, GA. He relocated to WV taking a new identity of William Memphis Ray. This was around 1918 or 1919 because in 1920 he married my grandmother in WV with his new name. Any information deeply appreciated Thank you Jerry Nan JRNan1@aol.com

    03/07/1999 03:58:52
    1. [COOK-L] Roswell Cook-CT./ PA.
    2. Looking for parents of ROSWELL or more on descendants. 1. ROSWELL WELLINGTON1 COOK was born May 31, 1821 in Litchfield Co., Conn., and died May 18, 1905 in Wrights Corner, Pa.. He married HARRIET CARD July 04, 1848 in Steuben Co. Troupesberg., N.Y., daughter of WILLIAM CARD and CELINDA POTTER. Children of ROSWELL COOK and HARRIET CARD are: 2. i. WILLIAM MURDOCK2 COOK, b. August 10, 1861, Steuben Co. Troupesberg, N.Y.; d. December 10, 1942. 3. ii. CHARLES W. COOK, b. January 01, 1858; d. December 10, 1942, Steuben Co.. Troupesberg, N.Y.. 4. iii. LEE W. COOK, b. June 24, 1868. 5. iv. MARY R. COOK, b. June 24, 1848; d. May 18, 1909, Farmers Valley, Pennsylvania. v. MARTHA COOK, d. Farmers Valley, Pennsylvania.

    03/07/1999 03:50:51
    1. [COOK-L] ANNOUNCEMENTS: Sunday Morning Coffee
    2. ( ) .-.,--^--. _ Good Morning Cook Cousins \\| `---' |// Come on in the coffee pot's on \| / _\___/_ Good Morning Family, A big welcome to our new members. Before long you will know everyone and feel comfortable. We are a unique group of people. We cry together and we laugh together, as we are truly one big happy family. The best part about us is the way we help each other. If you are new to the Internet, or new to genealogy, please do ask questions. Someone in this group has an answer to help you. We are all eager to see who your Cook's were so when you are ready, do post them. (I would like to repeat from last Sunday about our subject lines. ) I am hearing good comments about the way you all are really doing a good job! Let's don't give up until we find our lost Cook's! Our subject lines are looking much better! It's really for our benefit that we learn to fill them out so members can tell exactly what's inside. We have members who will not read a query if it doesn't give information. So I wonder how many of you aren't getting your query read? Maybe you haven't sent one in a long time because you didn't get any replies. I hope you can think up a good subject line and resend it. The main thing is that we want to catch someone's eye! With the bingo's we have had on this list, I know someone is doing something right. Let's practice :) I was so proud of the way we conducted ourselves last week! We did need to know about the happy99 e-mail. I hope next time we can get the subject line in it's right place. If we do this...no one can complain about the extra posts that are being sent in. Why? because no one HAS to read Chat. Read below the description of Chat and you will get a better idea of what I am trying to accomplish for our list. Chat is just what it is...chat nothing more. If we learn to stay within our guidelines, we are safe. No one has the right to say anything back to you because you filled the subject line out with CHAT first. Let's really start using the Courtesy Rules so we are always in the right. Rule or Post #3:CHAT: Give Short Description.....Acknowledgments, greetings, well-wishes, holiday greetings, chit chat for members of the list.This includes responding to a post for example like the happy99 virus, or discussion of a roll call. This keeps our chat away from our genealogy. They need to be kept separated. Need to make your day happy? I found a good site you might want to go see... <A HREF="http://www.annieshomepage.com/emailencouragers.html"> Annnie's Email Encourager Page</A> http://www.annieshomepage.com/emailencouragers.html <A HREF="http://www.greatday.com/motivate/index.html"> </A>She's a wonderful person! If you haven't been to our Cook Cooke Koch web page, do take a look. This is our web homepage address ... http://members.aol.com/CookCooke Stay sweet and kind just like you are and not change, and I promise not to change also. BG I really enjoyed having coffee with you this morning, it was so nice! ( ) _.-~(~-. (@\`---'/. Ellie (' `._.' `) `-..___..-'

    03/07/1999 03:15:48
    1. [COOK-L] unsubscribe
    2. Apparently no one from New England uses this forum.

    03/07/1999 02:20:46
    1. [COOK-L] Location: Shelby Co / Harrison Co, KY new death cert - Carr / Cook
    2. pat scheele
    3. I have been collecting death certs from the KY Vital Records web page. While surfing the Harrison Co, KY web page archives I found: Carr, Edward to Carr, Sally 26 Oct 1823 Carr, Ezekiel to Henry, Polly 15 Jan 1818 Carr, George Washington to Barooks, Dilley 19 Feb 1829 Carr, Joseph to Pock, Catharine 24 Mar 1825 Carr, Samuel to Boyd, Mary 5 Aug 1825 Dendrick, Benoney to Carr, Matilda 3 Mar 1821 Ather, Walter to Carr, Margaret 2 Nov 1825 Cook, Joseph to Carr, Lovey 21 Jul 1818 A Shelby Co, KY death cert for Jasper Newton Cook - born Jan 23, 1855 died Jan 6, 1938 .. I see that William Cook and Cynthia Ann Carr are his parents. A Harrison Co, KY Pvt Newton Cook, 9th KY Vol Inf, is the subject of my current search - this Pvt Newton died in 1864. I posted information about him yesterday .. How does the Pvt Newton Cook tie to the family of Jasper Newton Cook of Shelby Co, KY -- thanks in advance. Pat

    03/06/1999 07:48:15
    1. [COOK-L] Roll Call
    2. Randy E. Harvey
    3. I am afraid I don't know either. Could someone tell us what "roll call" is? Barbara Harvey reharvey@mis.net

    03/06/1999 07:11:25
    1. [COOK-L] RE: Roll Call
    2. Roni Fraysier
    3. I'm looking for information on Elizabeth Cook born about 1805 in NY. Mother Luimna Cook, father's name unknown Cook, both from Conneticut. She marries Jacob A. See also born about 1805 in NY and they all migrate to Indiana about 1834, then Wisconsin about 1840. Any help would be appreciated! Roni

    03/06/1999 06:54:58
    1. [COOK-L] John Henry Cook
    2. Darrin Chambers
    3. I am new to this list I hope I do this right. I am looking for any information on John Henry Cook family. He was born 1872 in SC, died in Mannsville Oklahoma. He married Mary Elizabeth Romin b:December 27, 1880 in Ark. d: June 5, 1956 in Oklahoma. They had 12 children , Elza Levi, Samuel Henry, Tima Gordon(my grandmother) Allie Francis, James Andrew, Ora Idabelle, Oza Ola, Fred Roosevelt, George Dewey, Marth Ann, Lottie Irene, HenryEtta. If any one has these in there line please let me know. Dena

    03/06/1999 06:30:54
    1. Re: [COOK-L] Roll Calls--Ugh
    2. Rick Johnson
    3. Pardon my ignorance, but what, pray tell, is a "roll call"? Rick J. rickjnab@golden.net At 12:16 PM 3/6/99 PST, m s wrote: >I'm sorry. I'm new to this list and did not realize the roll call had >been worn out on you guys. I'll know better next time. >michele > > >>Date: Sat, 06 Mar 1999 14:05:55 -0600 >>From: Ruth Hinkle Kicklighter <rkickli@phoenix.net> >>Subject: Re: [COOK-L] Roll Calls--Ugh >>To: COOK-L@rootsweb.com >> >>I agree >> >>Ruths >> >>lacy wrote: >> >>> Whenever I see roll call mentioned I shudder. They are dull boring >tim= >>e >>> consuming. It is forbidden on many lists. It is the only thing I do >>> not feel gracious about. Just had to air my feelings. I feel like >>> unsubbing everytime they show up. Besides, they are contagious to >the >>> other lists. >>> Barbara >>> >>> -- >>> MZ=90 >> >> > > >______________________________________________________ >Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com > > >

    03/06/1999 06:25:06
    1. [COOK-L] researcher Jason Ramsey
    2. pat scheele
    3. On the http://www.familytreemaker.com web site - a Jason Ramsey has Jefferson Davis Cook posted (the name of my elusive ancestor) I emailed the author but alas, he has not e-mailed me back - is anyone familiar with his research and the Cook families on his pages? You can find them by using the search function on that site.. Special thanks to the Cookie who found this web page for me. Pat

    03/06/1999 06:08:59
    1. [COOK-L] Roll Call: Jefferson Davis Cook - d: 1916, KY & Newton Cook
    2. pat scheele
    3. Newton Cook is named as the father of Jefferson Davis Cook .. Jefferson Davis went by J.D. and Dave - he may have been born 1861 .. can't find him anywhere - http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/4375/cook.html for more information on him. -------------------------------------------------- 1. JEFFERSON DAVIS COOK -------------------------------------------------- Birth Date: 5 Nov 1860 Birth Place: CALLOWAY, Kentucky, USA Death Date: 23 Sep 1916 Death Place: Ballard, Kentucky Spouse: MARY EMMA ROACH Birth Date: Jul 1865 Birth Place: Kentucky, USA Spouse Father: JOSEPH H ROACH (1832-) Spouse Mother: SUSAN LOUISE (1832-) Marriage Date: 1 Jan 1882 Marriage Place: WICKLIFFE, Ballard, Kentucky, USA Children: UNNAMED DAVID ILEY WILLIAM O JASPER MARVIN 1.1 COOK -------------------------------------------------- Death Date: 22 Feb 1882 1.2 DAVID ILEY COOK -------------------------------------------------- Birth Date: 27 Feb 1886 Birth Place: Kentucky, USA Death Date: 24 Dec 1958 Death Place: Boaz, Graves Co, KY Spouse: MARVA HUNTER Children: MILTON EUNICH EYRA ALLAN JAMES GORDON 1.3 WILLIAM O COOK -------------------------------------------------- Birth Date: Aug 1887 Birth Place: Kentucky, USA Death Date: About 1940 Death Place: ST LOUIS, ST LOUIS, Missouri, USA 1.4 JASPER MARVIN COOK -------------------------------------------------- Birth Date: 13 Nov 1893 Birth Place: WICKLIFFE, Ballard, Kentucky, USA Death Date: 16 Oct 1955 Death Place: GRANITE CITY, MADISON, ILLINOIS, USA Spouse: CORA MAYHUE LONG Birth Date: Aug 1893 Birth Place: Kentucky, USA Death Date: 16 Oct 1969 Death Place: GRANITE CITY, MADISON, ILLINOIS, USA Spouse Father: CHARLES EDMON LONG (1856-1943) Spouse Mother: MELVINA WHITLOW (1856-1927) Marriage Date: 9 Jun 1917 Marriage Place: Kentucky, USA Children: EMMA MALVINA DATHA MAYHUE HAZEL CULEN HASKELL MARVIN BETTY JO BILLY JEAN Index -------------------------------------------------- COOK, 1.1 COOK, DAVID ILEY 1.2 COOK, JASPER MARVIN 1.4 COOK, JEFFERSON DAVIS 1. COOK, WILLIAM O 1.3 Pat

    03/06/1999 06:05:00
    1. [COOK-L] Geo. Walter Cook,Hitchin,Herts.Eng.>BayCity,Mich.USA.
    2. J. D. Bush
    3. George Walter Cook, b.1870, Hitchin, Herts. Eng. to Bay City Mich. U.S.A. His parents were Joseph Cook and Selina Warboys Beach.

    03/06/1999 05:41:30
    1. [COOK-L] COOKS in KY,TN, MO, TX
    2. I had earlier posted a notice about the family of WILLIAM COOK and his wife, HANNAH GREENE. Children born in KY and TN were ANDERSON, WILSON, WILLIAM, CALVIN, AND WESLEY. That was correct. But when someone wrote and asked about one of the children I had listed for ANDERSON AND LUCINDA COOK in the 1850 COOPER Co.,MO census I discovered that I had dropped down to the next family on the census and listed Kuykendall children rather than COOK children. CORRECTED LIST of children of ANDERSON and LUCINDA STONE COOK in 1850 Cooper Co. MO census: MARTHA, FRANCIS, MARION, and ERIN, who is not on the 1860 census in Wise Co. TX Sorry about that, folks! Jane in Houston

    03/06/1999 04:16:34