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Thomas Cook

Birth07 Jan 1756 - Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire, England
DeathJun 1826 - North Nibley, Gloucestershire, , England
MotherMary Richins
FatherSamuel Cook

Born in Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire, England on 07 Jan 1756 to Samuel Cook and Mary Richins. Thomas Cook married Ann Williams and had 17 children. He passed away on Jun 1826 in North Nibley, Gloucestershire, , England.

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Parents
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Samuel Cook
1718 - 1795
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Mary Richins
1725 - 1762
Spouse(s)
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Ann Williams
1759 - Unknown
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Hester Davis
1773 - 1863
Children Show all
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James Cook
1786 - 1786
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Mary Cook
1787 - Unknown
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William Cook
1781 - 1781
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Edward Cook
1784 - Unknown
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Betty Cook
1782 - Unknown
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James Cook
1780 - 1784
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John Cook
1795 - 1869
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Deborah Cook
1801 - 1886
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Eunice Cook
1812 - 1840
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Hester Cook
1799 - 1850
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Job Cook
1809 - 1879
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Susanna Cook 1
1810 - 1889
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Rachel Cook
1803 - 1886
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William Cook
1805 - 1847
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Sarah Cook
1793 - Unknown
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Ann Cook
1799 - 1886
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James Cook
1790 - 1871

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