William David Cook

Birth30 May 1861 - Stockyards, Yankalilla, South Australia, Australia

Death28 JUN 1944 - Minlaton,,South Australia,Australia

MotherAnn Maria Bennett

FatherJohn Cook

Born in Stockyards, Yankalilla, South Australia, Australia on 30 May 1861 to John Cook and Ann Maria Bennett. William David Cook married Amy Matilda Lane and had 13 children. He passed away on 28 JUN 1944 in Minlaton,,South Australia,Australia.

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Parents

John Cook
1829 - 1905

Ann Maria Bennett
1832 - 1873

Spouse(s)

Amy Matilda Lane
1868 - 1957

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John James Cook
1888 - 1954

Archibald Robert Cook
1906 - 1989

Thomas David Cook
1897 - 1979

Amy Ada Cook
1890 - 1962

Walter Henry Joe Cook
1901 - 1947

Emily Matilda Cook
1899 - 1975

Winifred Sarah Cook
1891 - 1956

Alice Margaret Cook
1908 - 1993

George Arthur Cook
1893 - 1955

May Louisa Cook
1895 - 1964

Charles Gordon Cook
1903 - 1982

Elinor (Nell) Mary Cook
1912 - 2000

Frank Sidney Cook
1914 - 1959

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