Ellen COTTER

Birth18 March 1887 - Limestone near Bowning, New South Wales, Australia

Death1960 - Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia

MotherMary Anne DUFFEL

FatherMicheal COTTER Jnr

Born in Limestone near Bowning, New South Wales, Australia on 18 March 1887 to Micheal COTTER Jnr and Mary Anne DUFFEL. Ellen COTTER married Joseph James Wilcox COOK and had 14 children. She passed away on 1960 in Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia.

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Parents

Micheal Cotter Jnr
1845 - 1919

Mary Anne Duffel
1860 - 1941

Spouse(s)

Joseph James Wilcox Cook
1869 - 1942

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Arthur Cook
1918 - 1991

Helen M Cook
1913 - 1994

Violet May Cook
1907 - 1976

Albert Herbert Cook
1920 - 1984

Harry Cook
1918 - 1918

Alfred John (Ben) Cook
1916 - 1963

Claude Cook
1908 - 1918

James H Wilcox Cook
1910 - 1910

Raymond Charles Cook
1926 - 2013

George Cook
1911 - 1912

Grace Lorraine Cook
1933 - 2012

Norma Elsie Cook
1928 - Unknown

Ruth Ida Cook
1922 - 1991

Harry Cook
1908 - 1918

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