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John Cooke

BirthAbout 1596 - Effingham, Surrey, England
Death1646 - Effingham, Surrey
MotherFrances Lambert
FatherJohn Cooke

Born in Effingham, Surrey, England on About 1596 to John Cooke and Frances Lambert. John Cooke married Joan HILL and had 9 children. He passed away on 1646 in Effingham, Surrey.

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Parents
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John Cooke
1578 - 1637
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Frances Lambert
1572 - 1629
Spouse(s)
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Joan Hill
Unknown - 1659
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Isabell Newton
1596 - 1656
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Ann Elizabeth Todd
1597 - 1682
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Henry Cook
1624 - 1695
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William Cooke
1630 - Unknown
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Katharine Cooke
1633 - Unknown
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Robert Cooke
1636 - Unknown
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John Cooke
1622 - Unknown
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Mary Cooke
1627 - Unknown
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Edward Cooke
1642 - 1642
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Mordecai Cooke
1623 - 1667
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Henry Francis Cooke Cook
1615 - 1661

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