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Benjamin Cook

Birth30 Mar 1702 - Isle of Wight County, Virginia, USA
Death1805 - Hanover, Hanover, Virginia, United States
MotherMartha Clayton
FatherAbraham Cooke

Born in Isle of Wight County, Virginia, USA on 30 Mar 1702 to Abraham Cooke and Martha Clayton. Benjamin Cook married Mary Crenshaw and had 11 children. He passed away on 1805 in Hanover, Hanover, Virginia, United States.

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Parents
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Abraham Cooke
1669 - 1748
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Martha Clayton
1650 - 1750
Spouse(s)
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Mary Crenshaw
1709 - 1774
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Elizabeth Phippen
1711 - 1781
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Elizabeth Cook
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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William Nichols Cook
1731 - 1801
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Reuben Cook
1740 - 1820
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Benjamin Cook
1736 - 1800
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Benjamin Cook
1748 - 1800
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George Cooke
1764 - 1837
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Elizabeth Cook
1736 - 1825
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James Cook
Unknown - Unknown
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Agatha Cooke
1738 - 1801
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Sarah Cook
1751 - 1825
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Benjamin Sr. Cook
1742 - 1800
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Sarah Cook
1744 - 1824

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