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    1. [COOK-L] POSITIVE ASPECTS OF A ROLL CALL

    3. Contrary to the "nay sayers" I like the idea of a family roll call. I have monitored the Cook List for several yeas and this is my first roll call. I look on it as a means to reach out to new subscribers to the list. Richard Cooke

    03/06/1999 10:26:24
    1. [COOK-L] COOKE ROLL CALL - Elizabeth COOKE b. 9/1811 TN

    3. Married John CARTER in Franklin County, TN, then died 1889 in Washington county, AR. Possibly half Cherokee. Sue SMITH MCLEAN Houston, TX

    03/06/1999 09:18:04
    1. [COOK-L] COOK KY,TN, MO, TX

    3. Seeking descendants of WILLIAM COOK and HANNAH GREENE. My g-g-grandfather ANDERSON COOK was a child of theirs born in KY in 1817. Other children were WILSON, WILLIAM, CALVIN, and WESLEY. ANDERSON married LUCINDA STONE. They are in COOPER CO. MO in the 1850 census. Children listed are MARTHA, FRANCIS, MAHALA, MELISSA, and ALZORA. In 1860 Anderson and Lucinda were in WISE CO. TX. In 1870 Anderson and Lucinda were in Navarro Co. Would like very much to hear from other cousins. Jane in Houston

    03/06/1999 06:57:59
    1. [COOK-L] COOKE ROLL CALL

    3. ROLL CALL: Descendants of Henry Marchant Cooke of N C 1784-1835. Richard H Cooke Baytown TX

    03/06/1999 06:22:06
    1. [COOK-L] Roll Call for George Walter Cook
    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 05:25:43
    1. Re: [COOK-L] Roll Calls--Ugh
    2. m s

    3. 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 05:16:24
    1. [COOK-L] ANNOUNCEMENTS: Re: Roll Call Everyone Please Read.

    3. Hi Family... If you want to do another roll call feel free to do so. I do ask you to PLEASE put on the Subject line where your Cook's were so we can keep up our courtesy rules. Example: Roll Call - Cook's - IL Have fun :) Ellie

    03/06/1999 04:55:04
    1. [COOK-L] Roll Call
    2. m s

    3. Last weekend another list had a roll call. Maybe we should give it a try. Looking for William/John Riley Cook Hornace Cook Lula Mamie Bell (Cook) Houdershell Dunsmore All are believed to be in Hardy Co.,WV michele in VA ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

    03/06/1999 12:58:45
    1. [COOK-L] census: 1790, 1800, 1810 Kentucky
    2. pat scheele

    3. Hi - all 3 taxlists / census records for the Cook families of Ky are now posted on the JP area Cook Web page - You are invited to surf by and we hope you find a familiar name or two. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/4375/cook1790.html http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/4375/cook1800.html http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/4375/cook1810.html Pat

    03/05/1999 09:25:30
    1. [COOK-L] Harrison Co, KY - Newton Cook, enlistee 9th KY Vol Inf
    2. pat scheele

    3. Hi - a request for information on a Newton Cook netted this information from Geoff Waldren who maintains an Orphan Brigade Web page .. Can anyone shed additional light on Cooks in this area of Kentucky ca 1860? I have to ask ... which gravesite have you visited? Newton Cook has grave markers in two Confederate cemeteries in that area ... one in Griffin, and one in Forsyth, and to tell you the truth, I'm not sure which is correct. The period Confederate records say he died in Forsyth in August 1864, but the Brigade historian said he died in Atlanta in August 1864, and was buried in Griffin. The historian's work was written after the war, but was based on wartime records. I would say that Forsyth is the more likely of the two, but that's not definite. Anyway, Newton Cook enlisted as a Pvt. in Co. D, 9th Kentucky Infantry, Oct. 21, 1861, in Abingdon, VA (that's where the company was mustered in, although it was composed of Kentuckians). ("Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky, Confederate Kentucky Volunteers, War 1861-65" (Frankfort, 2 vols., 1915, 1918), Vol. 1, pp. 432-433) Newton Cook was from Harrison Co., KY, along with most of the rest of Co. D. He fought at Hartsville, TN (Dec. 1862), and at Murfreesboro, Jackson, Chickamauga, and Missionary Ridge. He was wounded at Chickamauga. (Ed Porter Thompson, "History of the Orphan Brigade," Louisville, 1898, p. 832) That's all the info I have on him; I hope it helps! I do not know of any web page specifically for the 9th Ky. Inf. Good luck in your research! Geoff Walden

    03/05/1999 09:11:30
    1. [COOK-L] Bourbon
    2. pat scheele

    3. Hi I found this on a Bourbon Co, KY web page adn thought it might help someone. Pat REDMON, GEORGE-A, 35-Bro.-in-law, William Bruce; wife, Nancy; daus., Elizabeth, Mary, Margaret, Sarah; sons, Thos., Chas., George Wm. and John. 9 chdn. Dec. 31, 1789-Nov. 1796, John Cook, Samuel Cook, Martha Redman, Wts. "If a silent yet unborn." Bro., Wm. Redman, Extr.

    03/05/1999 09:08:54
    1. [COOK-L] COOK, John (1775-18??) ENG
    2. Rick Johnson

    3. Hi, I am trying to research a rumour that there is a family link to the famous British explorer, Captain James Cook. The closest link I have on record is to a John COOK, born. about 1775, (wife unknown), whose children were: Margaret (b.1812) Isobel (b. 1814) Annie (b. 1816) Jane (b. 1818) Elizabeth (b. 1820) Jessie (b. unkn) John (b. unkn) I would love to hear from anyone who has any family details on the good Captain. Rick Johnson rickjnav@golden.net

    03/05/1999 07:37:50
    1. COOK, Stephen in PA
    2. Carl and Catherine Paystrup

    3. Hi to you all, I have been watching and decided to give this a try..I am searching for a Stephen COOK b. 1770-1780's md to Elizabeth NAYLOR/NAILOR in York Co. PA. There seems to be German and English intermarriages in the ERB/NAILOR line.. I have Naylor info to exchange and would like to find where they went and their children, etc..any help would sure be appreciated. Thank you so Much...CAT

    03/05/1999 06:36:08
    1. [COOK-L] COOK -- MN

    3. While looking thru marriage records in Austin MN today I found these: John F. COOK of Mower County MN m. Addie E. Carpenter of Lake County OH on July 26, 1860 in Spring Valley, Mower County, Minnesota. A-6. Jennie W. COOK m. W.W. Noble on September 3, 1871 in Austin, Mower County, MInnesota. A-380 Josy B. COOK m. John Jay Hayes on April 29, 1874 in Austin, Mower County, Minnesota. B-? William COOK m. Emma GRIFFIN on December 19, 1880 in the M.E. Church, Austin, Mower County, Minnesota. Annie

    03/05/1999 06:01:53
    1. [COOK-L] Re: LDS Info Site
    2. Sherry Osburn

    3. Hi, This site http://www.msnbc.com/news/246411.asp#BODY required me to download plugins to view the material (which I did) but for those of you who don't wish to download the plugin, this is the information on the page: This is what it said: THE NEW WEB SITE (www.familysearch.org) won’t officially launch until mid-April, but it is expected to “go live” for testing any day now. Church officials originally planned to leave the site open to all during the test period. But for fear of being swamped, they now may limit access to official testers with assigned passwords. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints collects genealogical records of all kinds because the Mormons believe it is important to perform religious rites on behalf of dead ancestors. It has the world’s largest collection of such data. Genealogy is one of the most popular subjects on the Internet. As more information goes online, it seems to create more genealogists. About 100 million Americans have at least dabbled in it, and 19 million actively research their family history, according to a 1995 Maritz Marketing Research study for American Demographics magazine. Rootsweb (www.rootsweb.org) has more than 200,000 subscribers to 3,000 e-mail lists about genealogy. The number of subscribers is growing rapidly, according to John V. Wylie, a professional genealogist from Grand Prairie, Texas. Wylie is a co-founder of GENTECH (www.gentech.org), a non-profit society to help genealogists use technology. Mormon Church officials are vague about what Web surfers can expect to find on their new site, but that hasn’t dampened genealogists’ enthusiasm. “I think the reaction is probably going to be unanimously, ‘Wow! It’s about time!”’ said Marthe Arends, editor of the newsletter Pioneers Online (www.eskimo.com/~mnarends), based in Bellevue, Wash. The newsletter helps genealogists use the Internet. With 2.1 million rolls of microfilm, 700,000 microfiches and 280,000 books, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (www.lds.org) is the ultimate source for many genealogists. The master collection, which includes the birth, death and marriage records of an estimated 6 billion people, is kept in a vault carved 900 feet into the side of Granite Mountain. Completed in 1964, the vault is a testament to the importance the Church places on tracing one’s ancestors and performing for them vicarious ordinances of baptism and marriage so that those who lived and died before Joseph Smith founded the church in 1830 can enjoy the benefits of God’s grace. The vault contains six separate chambers, each 200 feet long, 30 feet wide and 15 feet tall. The entire vault, dug into the side of the canyon, lies 800 to 900 feet under the mountaintop. The microfilm records are maintained at a temperature below 70 degrees Fahrenheit and at a humidity below 35 percent. Due to the need for a controlled environment, visitors are not permitted, but MSNBC’s 360-degree surround video gives you a sense of what one sees at the mouth of the vault. -- Sherry in Georgia osburn@bellsouth.net sherryosburn@hotmail.com ICQ# 199338591 Sherry's Genealogy Home Page - Our Georgia Families http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/6370/index.html Visit my GAGenWeb/USGenWeb County pages: Gilmer County http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/6370/gilmer.html Seminole County http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/6370/seminole.html Walker County http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/6370/walker.html Webster County http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/6370/webster.html

    03/05/1999 06:06:46
    1. [COOK-L] Ohio River Valley Families Genealogical Database

    3. For more infomation go to: http://orvf.com/ Ohio River Valley Families Genealogical Database COOK Aaron Charles b. d. •COOK, Abraham b. 19 Apr 1792 d. 9 Jul 1882 •COOK, Abraham b. 18 Jan 1865 d. •COOK, Abraham b. d. •COOK, Amos b. 10 Jul 1814 d. •COOK, Amos b. 3 Dec 1849 d. •COOK, Ann b. 14 Aug 1813 d. •COOK, Ann b. d. •COOK, Ann b. d. •COOK, Ann b. d. •COOK, Ann P b. 11 Sep 1864 d. •COOK, Arthur b. d. •COOK, Benjamin D b. 22 Oct 1917 d. •COOK, Catherine Ann b. d. •COOK, Charity b. 24 Feb 1774 d. •COOK, Charity b. 9 Nov 1800 d. •COOK, Charity b. 26 Feb 1820 d. •COOK, Charles b. d. •COOK, Charlie b. 1878 Macon Co., TN d. TX •COOK, Christine b. d. •COOK, Daisy Hall b. d. •COOK, Dana b. d. •COOK, Dinah b. 16 Oct 1826 d. •COOK, Dinah b. d. •COOK, Doris Elaine b. 29 Dec 1918 Shelby, NE d. May 1980 Columbus, NE •COOK, Elisha b. 28 May 1829 d. 18 Apr 1886 •COOK, Elizabeth b. 4 Aug 1796 d. •COOK, Elizabeth b. 15 Sep 1810 d. •COOK, Elizabeth b. 22 Sep 1835 d. •COOK, Esther Virginia b. 11 Dec 1910 d. •COOK, Eunice b. 27 Jul 1841 d. •COOK, Frank b. d. •COOK, Grace b. d. •COOK, Hannah B b. 13 Apr 1861 d. •COOK, Ian Thomas b. d. •COOK, Isaac b. 22 Mar 1781 d. •COOK, Isaac b. 13 Aug 1804 d. •COOK, Isaac b. 9 Mar 1822 d. •COOK, Isaac b. d. •COOK, Isaac b. d. •COOK, Jeanne b. d. •COOK, Jeanne Vernelle b. d. •COOK, Jesse b. 9 Jan 1889 Irving, KS d. 6 Nov 1962 Omaha, NE •COOK, John b. 28 Jan 1781 d. 22 Sep 1861 •COOK, John b. 21 Feb 1789 d. •COOK, John b. 10 Apr 1811 d. •COOK, John b. 17 Jun 1837 d. •COOK, John b. d. •COOK, John b. d. •COOK, John b. d. •COOK, John b. d. •COOK, John C b. 3 Dec 1863 d. •COOK, John F b. 22 Oct 1872 d. 13 Jan 1941 •COOK, John Geyer b. d. 5 Jan 1951 •COOK, Jonathan M b. 8 Nov 1854 d. •COOK, Joseph b. 23 Dec 1763 d. •COOK, Joseph b. 9 Dec 1812 d. •COOK, Levi b. 4 Dec 1819 d. 8 Oct 1887 •COOK, Lorene Fern b. 12 Mar 1921 Shelby, NE d. 23 Dec 1961 Ely, NV •COOK, Lucinda b. d. BEF. 1865 •COOK, Lulu Belle b. d. •COOK, Lydia b. 1 Oct 1819 d. •COOK, Lydia b. 1 Dec 1831 d. 9 Apr 1915 •COOK, Mahlon b. 23 Oct 1817 d. 5 Sep 1824 •COOK, Mandy Jane b. 4 Mar 1887 Macon Co., TN d. 6 Sep 1957 Macon Co., TN •COOK, Margaret b. 8 Aug 1912 d. •COOK, Margaret b. d. •COOK, Maria b. 1 Feb 1844 d. •COOK, Mary b. 3 Jan 1772 d. •COOK, Mary b. 11 May 1779 d. •COOK, Mary b. 5 Jun 1792 d. •COOK, Mary b. 3 Jun 1803 d. 4 May 1844 •COOK, Mary b. 26 Dec 1815 d. 15 Mar 1844 Warren Co., OH •COOK, Mary b. d. •COOK, Mary Ann b. d. •COOK, Mary Annie b. 26 May 1856 d. 18 Jan 1859 •COOK, Mary Elizabeth b. 18 Oct 1834 d. •COOK, May b. 15 May 1897 d. •COOK, Maynard b. 9 Mar 1908 Alvo, NE d. Aug 1986 Lincoln, NE •COOK, Mildred Irene b. 1 Oct 1908 d. •COOK, Nancy b. 5 Jun 1803 d. •COOK, Noah b. 12 Jul 1824 d. 2 Sep 1827 •COOK, Palmer Henry b. 10 Jun 1894 Ilion, NY d. •COOK, Patricia b. d. •COOK, Pauline b. 1 Nov 1919 Los Angeles, CA d. Oct 1978 •COOK, Peter b. Tarvin, Cheshire, England d. Atlantic Ocean •COOK, Phineas W b. 8 Nov 1862 d. •COOK, Rachel b. 29 Feb 1768 d. •COOK, Rachel b. 5 Oct 1800 d. Cincinnati, OH •COOK, Rebecca b. 11 Aug 1739 d. 11 Aug 1803 SC •COOK, Rebecca b. d. •COOK, Rufus b. d. •COOK, Ruth b. 29 Aug 1776 d. 21 Sep 1824 •COOK, Ruth b. 11 Nov 1798 d. 9 Aug 1844 •COOK, Ruth b. 8 Aug 1854 d. •COOK, Ruth Hannah b. 20 Sep 1867 d. •COOK, Sally b. 25 Dec 1806 d. 26 Jul 1808 •COOK, Samuel b. 25 Feb 1808 d. 19 Feb •COOK, Samuel b. 6 Jul 1843 d. •COOK, Samuel B b. 10 Jan 1851 d. 7 Oct 1912 •COOK, Sarah b. 22 Aug 1766 d. •COOK, Sarah b. 17 Jul 1794 d. 14 Sep 1828 •COOK, Sarah b. 12 Dec 1815 d. •COOK, Seth b. 5 Apr 1846 d. •COOK, Stephen b. 8 Mar 1822 d. 4 Aug 1898 •COOK, Susan b. 11 Jul 1787 d. 18 Dec 1885 •COOK, Susanna b. 13 Oct 1783 d. •COOK, Thomas b. 29 Aug 1704 Northwich, England d. •COOK, Thomas b. 3 Jan 1770 d. •COOK, Thomas b. 27 May 1802 d. •COOK, Thomas b. 16 Jul 1808 d. •COOK, Thomas b. d. •COOK, Thomas b. d. •COOK, Thomas b. d. •COOK, Thomas Edward b. d. •COOK, William b. 15 Jun 1852 d. •COOK, Wright b. 27 Aug 1778 d. •COOK, Zachariah b. 14 Nov 1809 d. •COOKE, Andrew Jackson b. 10 Apr 1863 TN d. 30 Jan 1932 •COOKE, Beatrice b. d. •COOKE, Berry b. d. •COOKE, Caleb b. 29 Mar 1651 d. •COOKE, Elizabeth b. ABT. 1648 d. •COOKE, Francis b. ABT. 1662 d. •COOKE, Francis b. d. •COOKE, Jacob b. ABT. 1618 Holland d. 1675 Plymouth, MA •COOKE, Jacob b. 26 Mar 1653 d. •COOKE, John Ware b. 2 Nov 1874 Valley Springs, AR d. •COOKE, John Wesley b. 28 Jan 1815 TN d. 14 Mar 1898 AR •COOKE, Martha b. 15 Mar 1659/60 Plymouth, MA d. 17 Sep 1722 Plympton, MA •COOKE, Mary b. ABT. 1657 d. •COOKE, Mary Ann b. 12 Jun 1864 TN d. 9 Dec 1930 •COOKE, Minerva Elmira b. 8 Dec 1867 TN d. 11 Jan 1950 Corpus Christi, TX •COOKE, Rebecca b. d. •COOKE, Ruth b. ABT. 1665 d. •COOKE, Sarah b. ABT. 1671 d. •COOKE, William Wesley b. 10 Sep 1861 TN d. Jan 1929

    03/05/1999 12:28:29
    1. [COOK-L] LDS Online
    2. Roni Fraysier

    3. http://www.msnbc.com/news/246411.asp#BODY

    03/04/1999 04:51:26
    1. [COOK-L] More info about FamilySearch.org
    2. Bob Cook

    3. Here is a very interesting news article about the ( coming soon ) LDS Family search site. http://msnbc.com/news/246411.asp

    03/04/1999 04:33:07
    1. [COOK-L] LDS Online Article

    3. http://www.msnbc.com/news/246411.asp#BODY

    03/04/1999 02:53:04
    1. [COOK-L] Re: COOK-D Digest V99 #64
    2. bonnie hill

    3. Hi Cookies: This morning we received from our leader at the FHC, the following message. Thought the subscribers would like to know. >> Many subscribers wrote to us about this article - a report called >> >"Genealogy bounty coming to Web." According to the report, "Much to the >> >delight of genealogists, the Mormons are preparing to make some of their >> >vast holdings of family records available on the World Wide Web for the >> >first time next month, if not sooner." The new website will be found at >> >http://www.familysearch.org and is set for release in April; a test >> >period in March may be restricted to a small group of selected testers >> >who will be given a password. There is lots of good information in the >> >article about the Church's focus on genealogy. >> > This is me talking : we also rec'd word this morning that the new Ancestral File with 9,000,000 new names has been sent to FHCs and the SSDI has been updated and sent out. Regards >> Bonnie in Idaho >> >> > > >

    03/04/1999 01:21:09