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Benjamin Cook

BirthJan 23 1837 - Birmingham
Death15 DEC 1906 - 32 Cato Street North, Duddeston - Yardley Cemetary
MotherElizabeth Matthews
FatherJames Cook

Born in Birmingham on Jan 23 1837 to James Cook and Elizabeth Matthews. Benjamin Cook married Fanny Jones and had 13 children. He passed away on 15 DEC 1906 in 32 Cato Street North, Duddeston - Yardley Cemetary.

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Parents
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James Cook
1809 - 1877
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Elizabeth Matthews
1812 - 1870
Spouse(s)
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Fanny Jones
1850 - 1926
Children Show all
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James William Cook
1885 - 1933
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Julia Cook
1877 - 1948
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Rosannah Cook
1875 - Unknown
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Sophia Cook
1868 - Unknown
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Ann Cook
1860 - Unknown
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Eliza Cook
1882 - Unknown
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Robert Cook
1888 - 1949
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Benjamin Cook
1869 - Unknown
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William Cook
1894 - Unknown
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Julia Cook
1879 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Cook
1865 - Unknown
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George Cook
1891 - Unknown
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William James Cook
1861 - 1919

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