Ellen Cook

Birth1 JUL 1847 - Louee' Station, Mudgee, New South Wales, Australia

Death25 May 1921 - Wollar, New South Wales, Australia

MotherEsther Hendry Cook/Whylie(As Per Coromandel 1838)

FatherWilliam Cook(As Per Coromandel 1838)

Born in Louee' Station, Mudgee, New South Wales, Australia on 1 JUL 1847 to William Cook(As Per Coromandel 1838) and Esther Hendry Cook/Whylie(As Per Coromandel 1838). Ellen Cook married Job Harvey and had 12 children. She passed away on 25 May 1921 in Wollar, New South Wales, Australia.

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Parents

William Cook(as Per Coromandel 1838)
1810 - 1889

Esther Hendry Cook/whylie(as Per Coromandel 1838)
Unknown - 1892

Spouse(s)

Job Harvey
1835 - 1881

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Annie Marskell/harvey
1869 - 1917

Job Harvey
1876 - 1940

Henry James Kenning
1890 - 1936

Amy Emily Harvey
1878 - 1878

Mary Jane Martin/tumeth/harvey
1874 - 1951

William J Harvey
1872 - 1936

George Harvey
1879 - 1940

Esther Ellen Harvey
1871 - 1921

Patience Harvey
1881 - 1968

Wlliam Harvey
1868 - 1868

Thomas B Kenning
1886 - 1959

Albert Edward Kenning
1889 - 1954

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