Husband of Phebe Mills
Son of Thomas Cook & Mary Underwood
Abraham Cook was the son of Thomas and Mary Underwood according to the History of Chester County, Pennsylvania. Thomas Cook had a twin brother, Abraham, for whom his son was named. Father Thomas Cook died in Pennsylvania. His widow, Mary, and family located from Pennsylvania to the Carolinas sometime before Abraham's marriage. At Abraham's marriage 23 Aug 1756, Thomas Cook is listed as deceased, but Mary Cook signed the wedding certificate.
Contributor: Robert M Sharp (49800811)
Children Include:
Rachel Cook 1757–
Sarah Cook 1775–1869
Anna Cook
Eli Cook
William Cook 1760–1844
Mary Rebecca Cook 1760–1823
Isaac Cook 1763–1829
John Abraham Cook 1765–1842
Phebe Cook 1767–1768
Abraham Cook 1769–1842
Jacob Cook 1772–1781
Moses Cook 1780–1781
Ruth Cook 1783–1850
Contributor: Joan Donnelly Ellis (48058555)
Son of Thomas Cook & Mary Underwood
Abraham Cook was the son of Thomas and Mary Underwood according to the History of Chester County, Pennsylvania. Thomas Cook had a twin brother, Abraham, for whom his son was named. Father Thomas Cook died in Pennsylvania. His widow, Mary, and family located from Pennsylvania to the Carolinas sometime before Abraham's marriage. At Abraham's marriage 23 Aug 1756, Thomas Cook is listed as deceased, but Mary Cook signed the wedding certificate.
Contributor: Robert M Sharp (49800811)
Children Include:
Rachel Cook 1757–
Sarah Cook 1775–1869
Anna Cook
Eli Cook
William Cook 1760–1844
Mary Rebecca Cook 1760–1823
Isaac Cook 1763–1829
John Abraham Cook 1765–1842
Phebe Cook 1767–1768
Abraham Cook 1769–1842
Jacob Cook 1772–1781
Moses Cook 1780–1781
Ruth Cook 1783–1850
Contributor: Joan Donnelly Ellis (48058555)
Husband of Phebe Mills
Son of Thomas Cook & Mary Underwood
Abraham Cook was the son of Thomas and Mary Underwood according to the History of Chester County, Pennsylvania. Thomas Cook had a twin brother, Abraham, for whom his son was named. Father Thomas Cook died in Pennsylvania. His widow, Mary, and family located from Pennsylvania to the Carolinas sometime before Abraham's marriage. At Abraham's marriage 23 Aug 1756, Thomas Cook is listed as deceased, but Mary Cook signed the wedding certificate.
Contributor: Robert M Sharp (49800811)
Children Include:
Rachel Cook 1757–
Sarah Cook 1775–1869
Anna Cook
Eli Cook
William Cook 1760–1844
Mary Rebecca Cook 1760–1823
Isaac Cook 1763–1829
John Abraham Cook 1765–1842
Phebe Cook 1767–1768
Abraham Cook 1769–1842
Jacob Cook 1772–1781
Moses Cook 1780–1781
Ruth Cook 1783–1850
Contributor: Joan Donnelly Ellis (48058555)
Son of Thomas Cook & Mary Underwood
Abraham Cook was the son of Thomas and Mary Underwood according to the History of Chester County, Pennsylvania. Thomas Cook had a twin brother, Abraham, for whom his son was named. Father Thomas Cook died in Pennsylvania. His widow, Mary, and family located from Pennsylvania to the Carolinas sometime before Abraham's marriage. At Abraham's marriage 23 Aug 1756, Thomas Cook is listed as deceased, but Mary Cook signed the wedding certificate.
Contributor: Robert M Sharp (49800811)
Children Include:
Rachel Cook 1757–
Sarah Cook 1775–1869
Anna Cook
Eli Cook
William Cook 1760–1844
Mary Rebecca Cook 1760–1823
Isaac Cook 1763–1829
John Abraham Cook 1765–1842
Phebe Cook 1767–1768
Abraham Cook 1769–1842
Jacob Cook 1772–1781
Moses Cook 1780–1781
Ruth Cook 1783–1850
Contributor: Joan Donnelly Ellis (48058555)
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