Hi everyone! Received this from one of my "online" cousins. "Forwarding the information below for those who may want to respond. Congress will be voting in less than two weeks." "CNN stated that the Government would in two weeks time decide to allow or not allow a Charge to your phone bill equal to a Long Distance call EACH time you access the Internet." >>The address is http://www.house.gov/writerep/ If you choose, visit the address above and fill out the necessary form! If EACH one of us, forward this message on to others in a hurry, we may be able to prevent this injustice from happening! Lisa -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Co-List Owner COOK, List Owner BIRD & NYSTEUBE (Steuben Co NY) Heartland/Fields Community Leader -2500-2999 Heartland Genealogy Society & Web Ring Co-Chairman-http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/2416 cleversey's Home Page-http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/5421 cleversey@geocities.com -Icq #9492621

This is a well-known, well-established H O A X ! Sorry to burst your bubble. Please check it out -- it is a recurring problem because well-meaning people like yourself simply keep falling for this stuff simply because it came via e-mail. There are plenty of places on the internet to check these out -- including the FCC's own web site. -- Phil Philip B. "Phil" Fleming Canton, Illinois, USA pfleming@TheRamp.net WebServant for: The Diocese of Quincy (and other links) at http://quincy.anglican.org or http://www.quincy.anglican.org The Franciscan Order of the Divine Compassion: http://orders.anglican.org/fodc St. Benedict's Abbey (OSB): http://hrn.bradley.edu/members/sbabbey/index.htm (English) Abadia San Benito (OSB) : http://hrn.bradley.edu/members/sbabbey/abadiasb.htm (Espanol) ListServant for: Franciscan Order of the Divine Compassion public list fodc_list@justus.anglican.org OraProNobis Prayer List orapronobis@justus.anglican.org Aid to Honduras List ephesians3@episcopalian.org (co-list-owner) -----Original Message----- From: LCleversey <lclevers@bellsouth.net> To: COOK-L@rootsweb.com <COOK-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, December 09, 1998 10:42 PM Subject: [COOK-L] Be Counted >Hi everyone! Received this from one of my "online" cousins. > >"Forwarding the information below for those who may want to respond. >Congress will be voting in less than two weeks." > > >"CNN stated that the Government would in two weeks time decide to >allow or not allow a Charge to your phone bill equal to a Long >Distance call EACH time you access the Internet." > >>>The address is http://www.house.gov/writerep/ > >If you choose, visit the address above and fill out the necessary >form! > >If EACH one of us, forward this message on to others in a hurry, we >may be able to prevent this injustice from happening! > >Lisa >-- >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >Co-List Owner COOK, List Owner BIRD & NYSTEUBE (Steuben Co NY) >Heartland/Fields Community Leader -2500-2999 >Heartland Genealogy Society & Web Ring >Co-Chairman-http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/2416 >cleversey's Home Page-http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/5421 >cleversey@geocities.com -Icq #9492621 > >

Hi List, Here are some Cook's that show up in the Towle Genealogy report filed in 1972 by Muriel Moon, they are not from my dad's side but come into play on my mother's side. I will post them just in case you require further info on them. There are two familes: 1. Eleanor Fern Thornton m. George Cook, the parents of George Cook was John Cook and and Ottilia Metis. Eleanor & George had 3 children Ellen Lorraine, Allen Richard and Lorne Dale and they were born in the 1940's & 50's in Consort, Alberta, Canada. 2. William Earl Everett Fortey m. Ethel Florence Cox b. May 31, 1917. Ethel's parents were Charles Cox & Almida Cook. The 6 children were Barbara Joan, Doanld Earl, Ronaled Everett, Robert Ralph, David Glen & Marlene Linda in and around London, Ontario, Canada. Hope this helps someone Regards Wayne Cook http://www.waynecook.com and your host for the Simcoe County Genweb page at http://www.waynecook.com/simcoe.shtml Wasasga Beach, Ontario, Canada 1. HISTORIC PLAQUES OF ONTARIO 159 plaques Online, part of the Historic Plaques of the World Project, Provincial and State hosts needed 2. CANADIAN BULLETIN BOARDS 3. HISTORY OF THE ESSEX SCOTTISH REGIMENT IN CANADA

re: COOK HINES HENRY Hi Cookies, I spotted Joseph & Martha (HINES) COOK and their dau Ann (COOK) HENRY on another list. Hope it helps someone! - Barb Please do not hit your reply button. Rather please respond to rankine@bc.sympatico.ca << Date: Sat, 05 Dec 1998 01:21:30 +0000 From: F&D Rankine <rankine@bc.sympatico.ca> (by way of McLean's in the Sault <bryandlena@sault.com>) To: ONTARIO-L@rootsweb.com Message-Id: <3.0.1.32.19981205012130.006fb114@mail.light-house.net> Subject: [ONTARIO-L] Ancestors of David Albert Henry Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Hi I am researching my family in Ontario and looking for information on the ancestors of David Albert Henry born in Chatsworth ON in 1862. His father was Andrew Henry born in County Sligo Ireland between 1820 & 1830 and immigrated to Waterloo ON. Andrew Henry married Ann Cook possibly born about the same time in Waterloo ON. Her father was Joseph Cook born in Pennsylvania about 1780 and came to Waterloo as a young child. Joseph married Martha Hines believed to have been born in Ireland. Marriage dates are unknown. I would like to know how to confirm the marriage dates and dates of deaths of these people. Thank you for any suggestions. D. Rankine rankine@bc.sympatico.ca >>

Hi Lester, You seem to have quite a bit of info on your ancestors. My 4ggrandfather, Thomas COOKE, came to Kingston Twp. in Frontenac Co., Ontario, Canada about 30 or so years before your Robert was born.. My Thomas was a British soldier who came to Quebec with the 34th Regiment, and stayed in Canada. His son, Thomas Jr, b. 1781 Kingston had at least 6 children born Kingston between 1806 & 1815. I doubt there is a connection, but you never can tell. Do you know what religion Robert Cook and Olive Maria Gillett were? Barbara Blake-Krebs Merriam KS barbkkfi@aol.com << Date: Sun, 6 Dec 1998 11:53:03 -0500 From: "Clark, Les" <LClark@avio.com> To: COOK-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <A9E5AAF4F0D8CF1183130020AFF0AAA64215E6@host19.avio.com> Subject: [COOK-L] COOK: New to genealogy query Content-Type: text/plain My ggGrandfather Robert Cook was born in Dunkinfield, Cheshire, England on 14 November 1812. He migrated to Ontario Canada and lived in Frontenac, Kingston Twp. I believe he met and married my ggGrandmother Olive Maria Gillett there. I think she was born in Midland, Kingston Twp. on 10 January 1841. They had a son Thomas Benjamin Cook and migrated to Aurora, Illinois, USA where his mother Olive Maria Cook ran a restaurant on the island. This would have been in the late 1860s or 1870s. Thomas Benjamin Cook married Ida Belle Crouch in Topeka, Kansas in August 1880. His first two children were born in Illinois, presumably Aurora. The family then migrated to the Dakota Territory, BeadleCo and HandCo sometime before 1887 where Olive Maria homesteaded near Huron. Then most of the family including my Grandmother Ruth Caroline Cook migrated to Hughes Springs, Cass, TX. My Grandmother married Frank Leonard Clark and moved to New Orleans, Louisiana. I would like to find some cousins descended from Robert Cook. I am very new to genealogy research and would appreciate any pointers for how to approach finding information about my Cooks. Thanks, Lester J. Clark <<

Hi Gang, Been awhile since I posted here, just trying to get webmasters in their province, state or any country that they live in to host a page for the Historic Plaques of the World Project. You can check my main url below for what it is all about. Florida should be online at the end of the month or the begining of Jan. This project is very worthwhile, not only for its history but for the genealogical value that are in the plaques. The projecr is also listed with the project registry at the IIGS. Hope to hear from some of you. Regards Wayne Cook http://www.waynecook.com and your host for the Simcoe County Genweb page at http://www.waynecook.com/simcoe.shtml Wasasga Beach, Ontario, Canada 1. HISTORIC PLAQUES OF ONTARIO 159 plaques Online, part of the Historic Plaques of the World Project, Provincial and State hosts needed 2. CANADIAN BULLETIN BOARDS 3. HISTORY OF THE ESSEX SCOTTISH REGIMENT IN CANADA

My ggGrandfather Robert Cook was born in Dunkinfield, Cheshire, England on 14 November 1812. He migrated to Ontario Canada and lived in Frontenac, Kingston Twp. I believe he met and married my ggGrandmother Olive Maria Gillett there. I think she was born in Midland, Kingston Twp. on 10 January 1841. They had a son Thomas Benjamin Cook and migrated to Aurora, Illinois, USA where his mother Olive Maria Cook ran a restaurant on the island. This would have been in the late 1860s or 1870s. Thomas Benjamin Cook married Ida Belle Crouch in Topeka, Kansas in August 1880. His first two children were born in Illinois, presumably Aurora. The family then migrated to the Dakota Territory, BeadleCo and HandCo sometime before 1887 where Olive Maria homesteaded near Huron. Then most of the family including my Grandmother Ruth Caroline Cook migrated to Hughes Springs, Cass, TX. My Grandmother married Frank Leonard Clark and moved to New Orleans, Louisiana. I would like to find some cousins descended from Robert Cook. I am very new to genealogy research and would appreciate any pointers for how to approach finding information about my Cooks. Thanks, Lester J. Clark

I just learned that James Wilkens Cook was buried in Tarrant Co. TX. He is the brother to my lost Edgar H. Cook. Anybody have him? Barbara in CA.

Hi Cookies! I have: Joshua Cook (1805-1861) and Susanna ??? (1811-1862) m. abt 1827. They had six or eight children according to one source, including Malissa E. Cook b. 1828 in MS. She m. John Lee in 1846 in Holmes Co., MS and they had eight children b. in MS and AR. Malissa is buried in Scott Cemetery in Desha Co., AR. I want: COUSINS! Family of all sorts will do, as will miracles of any nature... :-) After all, 'tis the season for such things! Thanks, Jo-Ann Stephens bahai@netusa1.net Gen Research: Stephens, Lee, Conrad, Mahurin, Merritt, Long ...and don't forget to go see my kids at http://members.aol.com/indianabyw/arts.html

I would like to find this book, I found it list in a group of sources for the book (Descendants of Willeam Casselman/Castleman). Please E-mail me at jmashley@sprintmail.com Thanks

I've gotten back to Ann Cook (m. Nahum Daniels) who died 7 Apr 1800 in Newport, Herkimer Co, NY at age 26. She was the daughter of Dr. Samuel Cooke and Temperance Hedges/Hodges who lived in Poughkeepsie, Dutchess Co, NY. Dr. Samuel Cooke was a surgeon in the Rev. War and died in Poughkeepsie 26 May 1783 at about age 45. Besides Ann, their children were William Hedges Cooke, George Whitefield Cooke, Samuel Cooke, and Temperance Cooke. After Dr. Sam's death, the family moved to Herkimer Co, NY. His widow, Temperance, died August 1813 at age 77, and is buried in Newport Cemetery next to daughter Ann Cook Daniels. "Genealogies of Connecticut Families From The New England Historical and Genealogical Register" Vol. 1, 1983, pages 477-479, gives the family of Thomas Cooke of Guilford, CT, with a Samuel whose dates fit the above, to wit: Thomas Cooke, d 1 Dec 1692, m 1 Elizabeth ____; 2 Mrs. Hannah Lindon. Thomas Cooke, Jr. 1642-1703, m Sarah Mason Rev. Samuel Cooke, 23 Nov 1687 - 2 Dec 1747, m 4 times, #1 Anna Trowbridge Samuel Cooke, 22 July 1711 - 26 March 1788, m Susannah Mansfield Samuel Cooke, born or baptised 31 Dec 1738; A.B., Yale, 1758; d. May, 1783, unmarried. The last looks great to be the same as my Dr. Sam, except for the "unmarried" part, of course! But the families had lived in New Haven, CT, for several generations, and Dr. Sam moved to Poughkeepsie, so would have perhaps lost contact with family members who stayed put. Anyone else fit into any of these lines? Beckie Daniels BJD97@juno.com ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

This is an article on old handwriting style. Thought some may like to read it. http://www.firstct.com/fv/oldhand.html

Looking for information on Noah Cook, his parents, siblings, children, etc. Noah Cook b. 1817/1820, New Haven, Huron County, Ohio son of John B. Cook and wife Julia Bwer (?). According to 1880 census John was born in South Carolina & Julia in Ohio. Can find no marriage record for John and Julia so far. According to 1820 census of Huron County, Ohio John and Julia had three sons (Noah, William, Alfred and one unknown) plus one daughter (unknown). Have no knowledge of what happened to John and Julia after this census. Noah married (1) 1843 Mary DeLaMater and had six daughters and one son Edwin who died in 1887. Noah and his family migrated to Dover Hill, Martin County, Indiana where he was a business man (hotel keeper). According to Indiana Business Gazeteers from 1859 through 1896 Noah lived in Washington, Vincennes, Evansville and Terre Haute, Indiana before migrating to Indianapolis after the 1880 census. Mary died 1885 and in 1886 Noah married (2nd) Melissa Henrietta Hyde. Their daughter Theresa Edna Cook b. 1887 was my grandmother. Noah died May 1897 in Danville, Illinois while visiting a daughter of his first family. He is buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis with his two wives on either side of him. Would like to make contact with anyone having family information that would lead me to what happened to John B. & Julia Bwer Cook. Cannot locate them after 1820. Family seemed to move about a lot making them harder to find. thank you for your help.

Hi everyone: I'm back with a little more information about James H. COOK. 1. Unknown COOK b. 1??? in New York + Unknown b. 1??? in New York 2. James H. COOK b. abt 1840 in Ohio d. after Oct. 2, 1900 (he seems to have vanished after Velora died) +Velora L. BRYANT b. abt. 1838 in Ohio d. Oct. 2, 1900 Bremer Co., Iowa 3. William B. COOK b. abt. 1865 in Mich. 3. Ernest Clayton COOK b. abt. 1867 in Mo. d. June 10, 1933 in Bremer Co., Iowa burried at Harlington cemetary in Waverly, Bremer Co., Ia. + 1st Unknown 4. Guy C. COOK b. 1895 in Bremer Co., Ia. d. 1949 in Bremer Co., Ia. burried at Riverside cemetary in Shell Rock, Butler Co., Ia. +Hazel N. Unknown COOK b. Apr. 5, 1898 d. Jan. 24, 1972 burried at Riverside cemetary 4. Harry COOK b. abt. 1899 in Bremer Co., Ia. + 2nd Helen (Unknown) SHERMAN b. abt. 1862 in Eng. 3.Carrie E. COOK b. abt. 1869 in Wisc. 3. Freddie A. COOK b. May 13, 1872 in Ia. d. Feb. 4, 1896 burried at Oakland cemetary Jackson Twp., Bremer Co., Ia. 4. Ruth SHERMAN b. abt. 1901 (Ernest Clayton COOK's step daughter) + Susannah Unknown b. June 22, 1870 d. at age 76 Yrs 27 days buttied at Oakland cemetary 3. James Clarence COOK b. Apr. 26, 1875 in Bremer Co., Ia. d. Mar. 5, 1944 in Leroy, Minn. burried at Harlington cemetary Waverly, Ia. + Viola Mabel HARRIS b. May 7, 1901 in Butler Co., Ia m. Nov. 18, 1920 in Blackhawk Co., Ia. d. Apr. 6, 1976 in Phoenix, Ariz. burried in Phx, Az. 3. Charles H. COOK b. abt 1878 in Bremer Co., Ia. last heard from in Minn. If anyone knows anything about this family of COOK's please contact me. I've been searching for information for years. Thank you very much. Dee

Just passing this on. A web site with a lot of COOK names. http://culpepper.net/genealogy/foshee/index/ind0276.html

I'm interested in any available information on the 16th Infantry Regiment, Maine Volunteers. The following is my connection. Edward is my ggrandfather. Edward C. Cook’s military service. Served in Civil War in 16th, then 20th Infantry Regiment, Maine Volunteers. Drafted Oct. 13, 1864 into Co. C, 16th Inf. Regt. Suffered from rheumatism and chronic diarrhea. Hospitalized at 3rd Div. Hospital, 5th Army Corps, Hatcher’s Run, Feb. 1865, 4 or 5 weeks. Again at Field Hospital, Arlington Heights, May 16, 1865 until discharge. Transferred to Company K, 20th Inf. Reg. June 5, 1865. Mustered out July 27, 1865. He received a disability pension of $12/mo. I have extracted the above directly from the records from the National Archives. Not quite an illustrious military career. I do not know what part the 16th Infantry Regiment played in the war. Edward was in the 16th, fit and on his feet for no more than 6 months, some of which probably included training, as about 2 months of that time was spent in hospital. Edward’s transfer to the 20th took place while he was hospitalized. And from the hospital he was mustered out. So he would have seen no actual service with the 20th. While I can find nothing written on the 16th Maine, I find it interesting that Edward was hospitalized at Hatcher’s Run right about the time the 20th Maine suffered a major defeat there, losing 24 men. Richard Keirstead Nov. 8, 1998 Douglas C. Maynard wrote: Hi again - OK, here's the information on my ancestor Magliore MA(Y)NARD - would like to hear from anyone else doing research on these companies/units.

Hello I am researching Terence Cook, born 1809 in Cork County or Wexford County, Ireland. He arrived in Canada in 1825. Richard www.geocities.com/Athens/Styx/1600 Coordinator-Northumberland County,NB GenWeb

>Resent-Date: Thu, 3 Dec 1998 11:44:44 -0800 (PST) >Date: Thu, 03 Dec 1998 11:38:55 -0800 >From: Sunni Bloyd <sunni@mail.cnetech.com> >Reply-To: sunni@mail.cnetech.com >Organization: SunStrike >X-Mailer: Mozilla 3.0Gold (Win95; U) >Old-To: SWEDEN-L@rootsweb.com, Wayne.Crabbs@mci.com, > "T.KENNETH SMALLWOOD" <ksmallwd@thegrid.net>, > Sharon <Sgbelverta@aol.com>, NORCAL-L@rootsweb.com, MRosado007@aol.com, > "M.Tucker" <mtucke@sanjuan.edu>, "M.G. Bown" <mgb1001@esc.cam.ac.uk>, > Linda Sitterding <lsitterd@sjvls.lib.ca.us>, > Lewis Ruddick <lruddick@ix.netcom.com>, > Judy Pemberton <judyp@primenet.com>, Joe Neves <jneves@co.kings.ca.us>, > janet mcdonld <bizaara@juno.com>, jtdtjtdt@concentric.net, > History@salvationarmy-usasw.org, George Feaver <GCFEAVER@aol.com>, > CAGEN-L@rootsweb.com, BLOYD-GROUP-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Fraudulent genealogies >To: NORCAL-L@rootsweb.com >Resent-From: NORCAL-L@rootsweb.com >X-Mailing-List: <NORCAL-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/37153 >X-Loop: NORCAL-L@rootsweb.com >Resent-Sender: NORCAL-L-request@rootsweb.com > >Dear Friends, > >When I received a message about fraudulent genealogies from a fellow >genealogist, I looked at it with a jaundiced eye, thinking, "well, lots >of genealogies have mistakes in them. We have to check everything." > >Then I thought, "Oh, it must be a joke of some kind." > >But I followed the link and read the entire site carefully, and although >none of my lines are there, I grew more and more alarmed. Folks, this is >a serious deliberate case of fraud that every genealogical researcher, >especially those with lines in New England, should be aware of. I am >sending you the link below my name, so you can be aware of this problem. >Sunni Bloyd > > >http://www.linkline.com/personal/xymox/fraud/fraud1.htm >-- >Sunni Bloyd >CaGenWeb County Coordinator--Fresno, Glenn & Kings Counties >http://www.compuology.com/cagenweb/fresncty.htm >http://www.compuology.com/cagenweb/kingscty.htm >http://www.compuology.com/cagenweb/glenncty.htm >JonJan Felines--American Shorthair & American Wirehairs >http://www.cheta.net/connect/cat/gallery/JonJan/default.htm > > > Carol De Priest <http://members.xoom.com/SandSurfer/home.htm> *** check it out - work in progress ***

Hi, I'm new to this list. I have a Eugene Koch m. Louise Kirstein, had 4 children: Eugene, Hattie, Goerge (1896-1979), Conrad, (1898-1974). Conrad m. Lillian Keller, had 1 child James (1925-1988). They all lived in New York. That's about it, any information would be appreciated. Linda

Someone else sent this to me and I thought I would share. "Vital Records of Chenango Co., NY before 1880" Here is what I found on Cook: Pg # 13 Birth: Jul 22, 1847 Nathaniel M to James B & Annie C Cook, Bainbridge 17 Birth: Aug 2, 1849 James B to James B & Annis (Annie?) Cook 20 Marriage: Sep 8, 1848 Benjamin Franklin, 29, of Georgetown, NY to Rhoda Cook, 26, of Bainbridge, NY by Rev Joel Hendrick, Bainbridge 21 Marriage: Nov 2, 1848 Nelson Cook, 35, married Jane Hallett, 21, both of Bainbirdge, by Justice Orrin Jacobs, Bainbridge 26 Death: Andrew Cook, 2 yr, Aug 26, 1848 Disentery, Bainbridge 28 Death: Amelia M Cook, 2 yr, b NY, Oct 1849. Bainbridge 29 Death: John Cook, 70, b NY, Mar., Feb 1850, Bainbridge 29 Death: Betsey Cook, 72, b NY, Mar., Feb. 1850, Bainbridge 29 Death: Jane Cook, 1 mo, b NY, Feb 1850, Bainbridge 87 Birth: Dec 8, 1848 Ssarah to George & jane Cook,Greene 112 Birth: Jul 24, 1847 Eliza W to George & Sally Ann Cook, Guilford 119 Death: Oct 17, 1849 Susan Cook, 40, Mar., Consumption, Guilford 120 Death: Mary Cook, 76, b R.I., Mar.,Apr 1860, Guilford 121 Death: George Cook, 72, b Conn, widow, Jul 1859, farmer, Guilford 127 Marriage: Amasa Coy, 48, of Lincklaen,NY was married to Charlott Cook, 33, of DeRuyter, NY on Aug 28, 1848 by Rev Burdick, Esq, Lincklaen, NY, Lincklaen 127 Marriage: Joseph Whitby, 26, of Lincklaen, was married to Jane Cook, 22, of Lincklaen, on Feb 18,1849 by Elder William Holroyd, Lincklaen, NY 135 Death: Mar 10, 1865 Adaline Cook, 42, b NY, Mar., Dis. of bowels, Lincklaen 138 Marriage: Ransom Cook, 65, of McDonough, ws married to Tality Seabert, 62, of Oxford, on Feb 8, 1849, by Rev William M Smith, Oxford, NY, McDonough 144 Death: Apr 7, 1848 Polly Cook, 65, Mar., Dropsy, McDonough 145 Death: Oct 7, 1849 Ransom Cook, 65, Dysentery, McDonough 153 Marriage: Charles Cook, 23, of No. Norwich was married to Cynthia A King, 21, of No. Norwich on Jan 17, 1849 by Rev Mr. Luke, Smyrna, NY; New Berlin 175 Marriage: James G Cook,20, of Norwich, was married to Mary Hobbs, 21, of Norwich, on Sep 5, 1848 by Rev Mr Stone, Norwich, NY 188 Death: Mar 23, 1848 Selinah Cook, 69, Mar., Pleurasy, Norwich 191 Death: Apr 1850 Polly Cook, 20, mar., b NY, Norwich (census) 192 Death: Feb 1860 Barbery Cook, 80 widow, b R.I., Norwich 199 Death: Oct 12, 1849 Riley Cook, 3 yrs, Dyoria., No. Norwich 199 Death: Oct 1849 Susan Cook, 34, Mar., b NY, No. Norwich 200 Death: Oct 1859 James RCook, 3 yrs, b NY, No. Norwich 207 Birth: Jan 8, 1848 Dwight to Alonzo & Eliza Cook, Otselic 218 Marriage: Ransom Cook, 62, of McDonough, was married to Tabitha Seabut, 60, of Oxford, on Jan 14, 1849 by Rev. William L Smith, Oxford; Oxford 220 Marriage: Sanford Cook, 22, single, was married to Elisabeth A Stackhouse, 21, single, at Oxford, on Jan 9, 1865. (This Elisabeth is in my Padgett family tree if you want more info) 220 Marriage: Henry Hull, 54, widower, was married to Abba A Cook, 35, single, at Oxford, on May 16, 1865. 235 Mariage: Albin Cook, 19, of Lincklaen, was married to Adaline Colegrove, 29, of Pharsalia, on Oct 9, 1849, by Harris Coats, Esq., Pharsalia, NY; Pharsalia 235 Marriage: Alanson J Cook, 23, of Lincklaen, was married to Maria Coats, 18, of Pharsallia, on Mar 5, 1850 by Rev William Holroy, Lilncklaen, NY; Pharsalia 268 Death: May 1870 Daniel Cook, 73, b NY, Mar., Liver Complaint, Plymouth 286 Marriage: Walter Elsbre, 29, of Sherburne, was married to Harriet S Cook, 19, of Sherburne, on Sep 25, 1850 by Rev Levi H Corson; Sherburne 324 Death: between June 1859-May 1860 Sara Malinda Cook, 20, b NY, Consumption, Smyrna (Census record) Sandy Sancook@aol.com