Robert Cooke

Birth1453 - Stambridge, Rochford District, Essex, England

Death20 Aug 1485 - Romford, Essex, England

MotherLady Elizabeth Malpas

FatherSir "Knight" THOMAS COOKE "Lord Mayor of London" (Sheriff and Alderman of Vintry Ward. Draper by trade. Owned Brewhouses, taverns, and beerhouses.

Born in Stambridge, Rochford District, Essex, England on 1453 to Sir "Knight" THOMAS COOKE "Lord Mayor of London" (Sheriff and Alderman of Vintry Ward. Draper by trade. Owned Brewhouses, taverns, and beerhouses. and Lady Elizabeth Malpas. Robert Cooke married Lady Elizabeth Belknap and had 5 children. He passed away on 20 Aug 1485 in Romford, Essex, England.

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Parents

Sir "Knight" Thomas Cooke "Lord Mayor Of London" (Sheriff And Alderman Of Vintry Ward. Draper By Trade. Owned Brewhouses, Taverns, And Beerhouses.
1422 - 1478

Lady Elizabeth Malpas
1426 - 1484

Spouse(s)

Lady Elizabeth Belknap
1452 - 1517

Elizabeth De Bohen
1509 - 1596

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Lady Beatrix Essex Cooke
1475 - 1555

Anthony Cooke
1481 - 1576

Humphrey Cooke
1485 - 1545

Maria Cook
1479 - 1517

Richard Cooke
1477 - 1517

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