William Henry COOKE #26064

15 MAY 1784 - 9 OCT 1848
OCCUPATION Deputy Surveyor- 1807, Spartanburg, South Carolina, USA
OCCUPATION Physician-
BIRTH 15 MAY 1784, Culpeper, Virginia, USA
BURIAL Conasauga Cemetery McMinn, Tennessee, USA
WILL 1 OCT 1848, McMinn, Tennessee, USA
This instrument named wife Mary; sons George W., Robert F., Hezekiah C., James B., and John A.; and daughters Nancy W. Thompson, Eliza Kimbrough, Clarissa Cooper, Elmira Cooper, Miranda Hoyl, Ataline Carson, and Susan Chatten. Also mentioned was William H. C. Thompson, son of Nancy W. Thompson, to receive nothing. Witnesses were David A. Cobbs, B. S. Culpepper, and L. E. Cantrell. Executors were sons Robert F. and George W. Cooke. This document specified that daughter Clarissa was to receive the field adjoining Thomas Cooper. Further that the Baptist Church (Conasauga) was to receive one acre of land to include the meeting house; and the public was to receive 10 acres of land for a burying ground.
DEATH 9 OCT 1848, McMinn, Tennessee, USA

Parents

Father : Robert Fielding COOKE #26066

Mother : Susannah WATSON #26067

Family 1

Mary CANTRELL
    MARRIAGE 1804

Children

  1. +Eliza COOKE
  2.  Robert Fielding COOKE
  3. +Hezkiah Cantrell COOKE
  4. +Nancy Watson COOKE
  5. +Clarissa COOKE
  6. +James Burch COOKE
  7. +Ataline COOKE
  8. +Sarah Miranda COOKE
  9. +Susannah COOKE
  10.  John Augustine COOKE
  11. +Elmira COOKE
  12. +George Washington COOKE

Lineage 

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 _Robert Fielding COOKE _|
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|--William Henry COOKE 
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|_Susannah WATSON _______|
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