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JOHN Cook

Birth1820 - Tennessee, USA
Death1-22-1897 - Polk, County, Missouri
MotherDRUSCILLA PUMPHREY
FatherJohn Cook

Born in Tennessee, USA on 1820 to John Cook and DRUSCILLA PUMPHREY. JOHN Cook married Clementine Winton and had 13 children. He passed away on 1-22-1897 in Polk, County, Missouri.

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Parents
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John Cook
1795 - 1869
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Druscilla Pumphrey
1806 - 1854
Spouse(s)
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Clementine Winton
1819 - 1910
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Lucinda M. Mcknight
1819 - 1853
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Lucenda M. Mcknight
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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Thomas Jefferson Cook
1844 - 1902
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Sarah E. Cook
1860 - Unknown
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Robert Philo Cook
1849 - 1933
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Muriss Cook
1850 - Unknown
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Hannah Cook
1853 - Unknown
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Martha J Jennie Cook
1857 - Unknown
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Mary E Cook
1855 - 1942
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William Henry Weldon Cook
1869 - 1943
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Mary L Cook
1856 - Unknown
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Johnnie Cook
1851 - 1861
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Sarah Cook
1859 - Unknown
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Martha J Cook
1859 - Unknown
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William Ross Cook
1847 - 1914

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