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1. 1912 Family history with Cook(e)'s Wood Co., WV [1]
FYI: I found a family history on ebay where they have a huge index in a 1912 family history on ebay, some have names dates or places noted which also help pinpoint the correct family lines. It shows to have family history of the Cook(e) family from: Wood County, West Virginia The url is: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2994668890 The email for the seller if you don't find it is: btharpe@thelink.net Hope it helps someone, Jim --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG
2. [COOKE] N. Ireland marriages [1]
Grant and others I have an index of Cooke mariages for Northern Ireland 1845-1921. If you need a lookup, let me know. Note: If your ancestors were Catholic, I don't believe their marriage would have been registered before 1864. Richard BBCi at http://www.bbc.co.uk/ This e-mail (and any attachments) is confidential and may contain personal views which are not the views of the BBC unless specifically stated. If you have received it in error, please delete it from your system. Do not use, copy or disclose
3. [COOKE] ken cooke clonally [1]
Hi there any cookes from county Longford and county sligo ireland?? some went to USA early 20th century east coast names like george, John, michael , arthur -------------------------------------------------------------------- mail2web - Check your email from the web at http://mail2web.com/ .
4. [COOKE] Re: NEW LISTOWNER/ROLL CALL [1]
Hi All, Below are 2 "offshoot" lines that I'd like to extend and below that is my direct line. My line picked up the (e) in Cook(e) in the 1850's with my Grt Grd Father Charles L. Cooke; however, the (e) does seem to change with generations depending on the accuracy of the persons recording the name.. Our MAIN Brickwall is determining "officially" where our Walter came from and who his parents were.. Presently 4 of us, that descend from Walter, have submitted our DNA to http://www.cookfamilygenealogy.com/DN
5. Re: [COOKE] NEW LISTOWNER/ROLL CALL [1]
Greetings from Louisville! My Gr Gr grandfather was Charles Boswell Cook (1794-1861) who died and is buried in Trimble Co KY. My brick wall starts building with Charles' father -- Alexander Cooke who d. 1841 and is buried in unmarked plot in Trimble CO., KY., also. Other family researchers have said Alexander's wife was Martha Murphy who was b. Ireland. I have never seen one shred of proof of this. Both Charles and Alexander have been placed at various times in both Culpeper Co VA and St. Mary's Co
6. [COOKE] (Cooke) William Cook(e), Ireland, Canada [1]
My William Cook(e) is said to have come from Armagh, Ireland but this is not verified. We know he was born aprox 1800 in Ireland, married Alice Morton(born 1811) and came to Canada aprox 1836/37. Had children Fred, John, William, Mary, Elizabeth, George, Thomas. I would really like to know ship he came on, where they came from in Ireland, his parents or siblings, etc. They settled around the Mount Forest area in Bentinck, Grey County, Ontario and eventually the family moved to Michigan (George) and th
7. Re: [COOKE] COOKE ROLL CALL [1]
My ancestor was Robert E. Cooke from Scotland. born 1700,came to America 1725. May be from a family in Ireland. Cannot find who his parents were. Ron Cooke ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jo Mulligan" To: Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2004 9:34 AM Subject: [COOKE] COOKE ROLL CALL > My Cooke line is frim Co Tyrone in N Ireland but I believe originated from > Scotland - according to family chat in the past. Anyone any N Ireland > connections? > Jo > > > ======
8. Re: [COOKE] NEW LISTOWNER/ROLL CALL [1]
Going waaaay back here - I am related to Susannah Cooke, b. Bayton, England ~ 1615 d. Haverhill, MA 1682. I think her father was William Cooke and her mother was Martha White? Susannah married Richard Singletary. Anyone out there researching an early line of Cookes?? Nancy Lexo Alexandria, VA
9. Here is my website on MY COOK/KOCH family [1]
I have to update, but here it is..... http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/a/n/d/Sheila-D-Andersonlewis/GENE21-0001.html Sheila
10. RE: [COOKE] NEW LISTOWNER/ROLL CALL [1]
My Cooke's is William Cook born 1760 New York who married Dorothy Borden b cir 1787 New York believed they came from South Carolina's who were a member of UE. Before they came to Canada. I know some Cook's are from the Michigan area. Hope to meet up with someone in this line had hit a brick wall a while back. Thelma -----Original Message----- From: Sheila Anderson-Lewis [mailto:ladyspirithawk@ec.rr.com] Sent: Monday, March 22, 2004 5:28 PM To: COOKE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [COOKE] NEW LISTOWNER/RO
11. Re: [COOKE] NEW LISTOWNER/ROLL CALL [1]
My Father is William Donald Cooke (born in Philadelphia, PA.) My grandfather is also William Donald Cooke (born in Galeton, PA.). He had four sisters, Monica, Lefa, Edith and Marion. Their father was Marion Richelieu (?) Cooke. I am not sure when he was born. His father may have been Albert Cooke. I don't have much more information.
12. Re: [COOKE] N. Ireland marriages [1]
> > From: "Richard Evans-GRAPHICS" > Date: 2004/03/24 Wed PM 10:02:34 GMT+12:00 > To: COOKE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [COOKE] N. Ireland marriages > > Grant and others > > I have an index of Cooke mariages for Northern Ireland 1845-1921. If you > need a lookup, let me know. Note: If your ancestors were Catholic, I > don't believe their marriage would have been registered before 1864. > > Richard > > BBCi at http://www.bbc.co.uk/ > > This e-mail (and any attachments) is con
13. [COOKE] NEW LISTOWNER/ROLL CALL [1]
I am the new list-mom and my name is Sheila Anderson-Lewis. My great grandmother was a COOK descended from the surname KOCH... Many relations also spelled it COOKE. Well, let's have a ROLL CALL! List your dead ends, brick walls, descendencies, etc... Sheila
14. Re: [COOKE] NEW LISTOWNER/ROLL CALL [1]
Hi, I have been trying unsuccessfully to "unsubscribe" and had my e.mail returned. Could you please "unsubscribe" me, for the present at any rate, as I have been ill and am only just beginning to get back my health. Our Cookes are in West Galway ...I have never seen anyone from that area writing to the list.... I'll get back to you when I am more able to research the Cookes. Many thanks, Freda Cooke. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sheila Anderson-Lewis" To:
15. Re: [COOKE] NEW LISTOWNER/ROLL CALL [1]
Thanks "Mom" for taking on this task. Hope it works for all of us. Dead end or brick wall ---Robert E. Cooke,born 1700 Scotland;arrived in Chaptico,Md ~1725;married Sarah Fielding; died 1730-- I am descended from him through his son,John. Would like to know how and from where he came, parents, etc. --- Original Message ----- From: "Sheila Anderson-Lewis" To: Sent: Monday, March 22, 2004 4:28 PM Subject: [COOKE] NEW LISTOWNER/ROLL CALL > I am the new list-
16. RE: [COOKE] NEW LISTOWNER/ROLL CALL [1]
First let me start by saying a roll call is exactly what I needed! Thank you for asking those of us searching for Cooke's to list our brickwalls. It is wonderful to see how many of us there are who are still searching for our family lines. My brickwall: I have found a name for my GGGGreat Grandfather, Joseph Cooke, listed on the marriage certificate of his son William Cooke, who married Mary Hudson in 1853, Christ Church, Heaton Norris. The only information that I have and that the marriage certi
17. Re: [COOKE] NEW LISTOWNER/ROLL CALL [1]
Hi Sheila! My name is Laura Ferguson. My great-grandfather was Francis A. Cooke. Most of the information I have about him was taken from his obituary. He was born October 24, 1837 in Liverpool, England. He "went to sea" at the age of 16 and "followed the sea" for 16 years. He came to the U.S. in 1867 and served for 2 years as a gunner for the revenue service. He married Cora Brearley in Philadelphia, in 1869, and moved to Emporia, Kansas, where he worked as a master painter for the Santa Fe Railroad
18. Re: [COOKE] NEW LISTOWNER/ROLL CALL [1]
Starting with my brickwall My GGGGGGgrandparents Dr. Richard Cooke and wife Mary Magdalene Donaldson Cooke 1695-1785 and 1708-???? of St. Mary's County Maryland. Have most everything recent to these two can't get beyond them. from St. Mary's County Maryland Can't get >>> glllf@mindspring.com 03/22/04 17:39 PM >>> Hi Sheila! My name is Laura Ferguson. My great-grandfather was Francis A. Cooke. Most of the information I have about him was taken from his obituary. He was born October 24, 1837 in Liverpo
19. Re: [COOKE] NEW LISTOWNER/ROLL CALL [1]
I am descended from Robert E. Cooke,born 1700 in Scotland. Cannot find his parents or how he got to America. Any help would be appreciated. Ron Cooke ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, March 22, 2004 7:26 PM Subject: Re: [COOKE] NEW LISTOWNER/ROLL CALL > Going waaaay back here - I am related to Susannah Cooke, b. Bayton, England ~ > 1615 d. Haverhill, MA 1682. I think her father was William Cooke and her > mother was Martha White? Susannah marrie
20. Re: [COOKE] NEW LISTOWNER/ROLL CALL [1]
Hello from Thunder Bay , Ontario, Canada, located on the North shore of Lake Superior . My GGmother was Sarah Jane [Anne] Cooke , born about 1836 in Leeds, Grenville area of Eastern Ontario. [ Death cert. says Brockville but I take this to mean the area around that town in Eastern Ontario.] December 6th,1854 she married John McGinn [ McGien, McGin, McGinnis, McGinnes, supposedly of a UEL family ] by licence , Rev Barnett, New Connexion Methodist . Wit. Ja's Morris , Rev J Walker . The wedding took place
21. [COOKE] cooke [1]
james cooke b 1790 strabane tyrone ireland buried leckpatrick parish cemetary strabaue wife: martha unknow. children:james cooke>born 1810-1820 strabane tyrone ireland spouse: lilly(lillias) murdoch mar 1 mar 1848. does any know or can help' grant
22. [COOKE] /ROLL CALL [1]
I have a Mary Cooke/Cook who marries Thomas Wood. After Thomas dies Mary marries William Halbert. date for marry is after 1709 in Virginia This is all I have on her Janet
23. Re: [COOKE] NEW LISTOWNER/ROLL CALL [1]
Hi Sheila et al, My connection to the Cooke name is pretty obvious, and I'm a very recent immigrant to the US (1999). Our end of the Cooke family can be traced back to the 1750's in Crowland, Lincolnshire (England). More recently there is a strong connection with Stockport, Cheshire (England). Family tree here: http://www.timcooke.com/Familytree/cooke.htm Tim Cooke Albany NY -- ___________________________________________________________ Sign-up for Ads Free at Mail.com http://promo.mail.com/adsfreejump
24. [COOKE] COOKE ROLL CALL [1]
My Cooke line is frim Co Tyrone in N Ireland but I believe originated from Scotland - according to family chat in the past. Anyone any N Ireland connections? Jo
25. Re: [COOKE] KIDNAPPED - John COOKE b.1752 England [1]
I am descended from John Cooke, son of Robert who came from Scotland in 1725. If I can help, let me know. Ron Cooke ----- Original Message ----- From: "Curatrix" To: Sent: Monday, March 22, 2004 4:54 PM Subject: [COOKE] KIDNAPPED - John COOKE b.1752 England > KIDNAPPED - John COOKE b.1752 England > > > > I would like to hear from any descendants of John COOKE. I know there are > many of you out there. Of all the lines I research, this is the one with
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