Cook Family web links

Cook Family Links

Sites with connections to COOKs in
Western North Carolina and
Upstate South Carolina

Descendants of Hence Marvin Cook
Our HOME Page Our COOK Family Tree at worldconnect.rootsweb.com Dan Johnson Home page - Descendant of Ethan Allen Cook The Inspirations gospel group Martin Cook founder of the Inspirations is a descendent of Ethan Allen Cook Bob Garrett's handcrafted furniture is on display in Ashville

Other COOKs of Western NC
Henry Cook Family Henry Cook was born in VA and lived in Buncombe Co., NC (born in VA 1771). MONEY, COOK, and related families living in the Yadkin / Wilkes / Surry counties NC James Cook born 1808 in North Carolina Moved to Ohio/Virginia line and later to Illinois. Site of James Robert Cook, St. Louis, MO email James JOHANN ADAM KOCH, SR was born 1707 in Otzweiler, Germany, Family moved to Pennsylvannia and some desecendants changed spelling of name to COOK and lived in ASHE and WATAUGA counties of NC Will of Robert Cook, Surry Co., NC 1780 Will of James Cook, Surry Co., NC 1828 Susan Cook's Home page Sue Montgomery-Cook (Denton family) email Sue (Curly Q's) Cooks were from New York, Iowa, South Dakota, North Carolina.

Genealogical Resources for Western NC and Upstate SC
Jackson County, NCGenExchange Shawana Hall's Genealogy Page Jackson County NC Genealogical Society Jackson County NC website - rootsweb Rootsweb: Jackson County NC archiver - email postings Jackson County NC website Pickens County SC genealogy website Transylvannia County NC genealogy website North Carolina State Archives Heritage of the Cherokee Indian Old Buncombe County Genealogical Society Henderson County NC Genealogical Society Roots Web census records Marty Grant's Western NC The Carolina Mountains Wizard of the Blue Ridge Welcome to The American Local History Network site for Jackson County, North Carolina

Civil War Prison Camp Douglas This is where Solomon Floyd Cook was take as a POW in the Civil War and died.
Picture of Camp Douglas Chicago History - Camp Douglas Camp Douglas e-group Jesse Jones' stories of the Civil War Chapter 2 mentions Camp Douglas These eleven articles were written by Jessee G. Jones. They were printed in the The Southwestern Journal of Knox City, Texas starting Oct 4, 1912 for eleven weeks. They were transcribed as printed, typos and all. Andrew Wheeler spent several months in Camp Douglas before being pardoned

Cumberland Gap This is where Solomon Floyd Cook was Captured in the Civil War.
National Park Service -- Cumberland Gap Cumberland Gap Cumberland Gap Cumberland Gap, TN Chamber of Commerce Eastern Highlands of Kentucky -- Cumberland Gap Geology of Cumberland Gap Cumberland Gap Cumberland Gap Cumberland Gap Cumberland Gap

Molecular Genealogy

Old Hand writting

Kentucky Cooks
Grayson County Kentucky Cook Family Genealogy Shelby County Kentucky Cook Family Genealogy has great stories from Charlie Cook
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HOPE MOSHER AND THE MAYFLOWER CONNECTION
West Virginia Road Builders

Sarah A. Cook, dau. of Jesse Cook & Ruth McMillan was born July 9, 1844, (a birthright Friend) Cook's Mill, on Possum Creek, 1 mi. N. of Bendersville, Adams Co., Pa., eleven miles north of Gettysburg. Sarah A. was the mother of Albert Cook Myers (1873-1960), noted Quaker author and historian. Sarah A. and her older sister Elmira Jane Cook met and heard Pres. Lincoln at Gettysburg, Nov. 19, 1863. Their story is posted, http://showcase.netins.net/web/creative/lincoln/news/recollect.htm Any comments or connections to this story, please contact me, thank you. ______________________________