 Abt 1775 - 1835 (60 years)
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| Name |
Abial Cook |
| Nickname |
Byle |
| Born |
Abt 1775 |
Tiverton, Newport, Rhode Island  |
| Gender |
Male |
| Died |
09 Sep 1835 |
Carlton, Orleans, New York |
| Person ID |
I2576 |
Cook Genealogy |
| Last Modified |
23 Jul 2012 |
| Father |
Abial Cook, b. Abt 1740, Tiverton, New Port, Rhode Island , d. 11 Sep 1807, Hoosick (Later Stephentown, Reinsselaer), New York (Age 67 years) |
| Mother |
Susanna(h) Cole, b. 25 Jan 1742, Freetown, Bristol, Massachusetts , d. Aft 13 Dec 1773 (Age 31 years) |
| Married |
02 Aug 1776 |
Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts |
| Family ID |
F1767 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Family |
Lois Chapman, b. Abt 1789, Hancock, Berkshire, Massachusetts , d. Oct 1836 (Age 47 years) |
| Married |
1810 |
Monroe, New York |
- of Monroe
(there is a Monroe, Orange County, New York and a Monroe County)
This needs to be researched.
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| Children |
| + | 1. Emelene Cook, b. Cal 1812, Penfield, Monroe, New York , d. 20 Apr 1873, Penfield, Monroe, New York (Age 61 years) |
| + | 2. Hiram Cook, b. Abt 1814, Penfield, Monroe, New York |
| + | 3. Mary Ann Cook, b. 05 Jan 1814, Penfield, Monroe, New York , d. 26 Oct 1903, Chillicothe, Peoria, Illinois (Age 89 years) |
| + | 4. Eliza Cook, b. 22 Jun 1818, Penfield, Monroe, New York , d. 1880, Gaines, Orleans, New York (Age 61 years) |
| + | 5. Eunice Cook, b. 05 Apr 1821, Penfield, Monroe, New York , d. 18 Jul 1907, Penfield, Monroe, New York (Age 86 years) |
| | 6. Alfred B Cook, b. Abt 1822, Penfield, Monroe, New York |
| + | 7. Alonzo Cook, b. 21 Jul 1826, Penfield, Monroe, New York , d. 04 Dec 1892, Penfield, Monroe, New York (Age 66 years) |
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| Family ID |
F904 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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| Event Map |
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 | Died - 09 Sep 1835 - Carlton, Orleans, New York |
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| Notes |
- SOURCES:
BAPTISM: Proxy by nephew Henry F. Cook in Salt Lake City. Baptized by S.H.B.
Smith and confirmed by John Cottom #1306.
DEATH: FHL film 0592768 Orleans County Wills page 447.
Sealed to Spouse Lois Chapman - Letter to Gertrude Jackson, 641 North 14th
Pocatello, Idaho 83201 dated 27 OCT 1965 from Frank Smith, Supervisor,
Research Dept., The Genealogocal Socity states as follows: '13th May 1874..
at the instance of Henry Freeman Cook and his several wives...Abial Cook (dead) to Lois Chapman.' (Book I, p 331, of the Endowment House Sealings.)
NOTES:
PROPERTY: Purchased property in Gaines, Orleans, New York in 1826 and sold it
in 1834. Purchased property in Kalamazoo, Michigan in 1835 but died before
he could move to Kalamazoo, Michigan. A document dated 10 Mar 1840
assigned property of deceased to his heirs at law. 'Pursuant to a warrent
to us directed by the Hon. the probate court for the County of Kalamazoo
State of Michigan we the subscribers having been first sworn agreeably to
the directions of said warrent have appraised on our said oath, all the real
estate whereof Abiel Cook late of Orleans County state of New York,
deceased intestate died siezed within this state at the sum of One Thousand
One Hundred Ninety four dollars and 20 (twenty) cents. Whereupon we have
set and divided the said estate to and among Calvin Rundell, Hiram Cook,
Edward Willard, Richard McOmber, Peter Crippen, Alonzo Cook, Alfred Cook,
the heirs to said deceased as follows..' The addresses nor the relationship
of these persons to the deceased were not given.
Abiel lived in Penfield, Monroe, New York from probably around the
1810 until at least 1830. Need to search land records to see if he owned
land in Penfield.
Source:
Birth - Personal records of Marion S Cook, 45 S 760 E Kaysville UT 84037
Book 2C Page 1252 #35205
Birth Place - Letter from Lysander Berry to Hannah Cook Dayton (no date on
the note in possession of Ronald S Cook) states 'These Cooks
came from Connecticut.'
1880 cencus - Alonzo Cook Vol 42, ED 60, Sheet 16, Line 20
SLC Family History Library states 'father was born in New
York'
Baptism - LDS Temple Records - 'Proxey Baptism (list) Salt Lake City, 13
May, 1874,' Baptized by S.H.B. Smith, Confirmed by John Cottam,
Witnessed by Peter Peterson and James Bennett, Recorder J.D.S.
McAllister. Temple Archives - Index to Endowment House Baptisms
'(Book E p. 27 and 28) 'Heir and Proxy: Henry F. Cook - Nephew'
Marriage - See 'Note:' below.
Sealed to Spouse Lois Chapman - Letter to Gertrude Jackson, 641 North 14th
Pocatello, Idaho 83201 dated 27th October 1965 from Frank Smith,
Supervisor, Research Department, THE GENEALOGOCAL SOCIETY states
as follows: '13th May 1874.. at the instance of Henry Freeman Cook
and his several wives...Abial Cook (dead) to Lois Chapman.'
(Book I, page 331, of the Endowment House Sealings.)
Death Date and Place - 'Orleans County Wills and General Index, Volumes 1-3,
pages 457 & 458. SLC Family History Library Film #0592768.
Note:
The complete text of note from Lysander Berry to Hanna Cook Dayton reads as
follows: 'Your Grandfather was William Cook, he had two brothers Job Cook
and Byle Cook, William Cook your grandfather and his brother Byle married
two sisters sisters Lucy Chapman and Lois Chapman. William married Lucy,
the other brother Job went away on a ship and was never heard of again.
These Cooks came from Connecticut...'
The existance of William's two brothers, Job and Abiel (Byle) and Lucy's
sister, Lois is confirmed by the 'Proxey Baptism' list referred to above.
Henry F (Freeman) Cook is listed as 'Son' when he was baptized for William
Cook and 'Nephew' when her was baptized for Job and Abiel (Byle). Hannah
Cook Dayton was listed as 'Grand Daughter' when she was baptized for Lucy
Chapman and 'Grand Niece' when she was baptized for Lois Chapman.
Note:
PROPERTY: Owned property in Kalamazoo, Michigan. A document dated 10
Mar, 1840 assigned property of deceased to his heirs at law. 'Pursuant to a
warrent to us directed by the Hon. the probate court for the County of
Kalamazoo, State of Michigan we the subscribers having been first sworn
agreeably to the directions of said warrent have appraised on our said oath,
all the real estate whereof Abiel Cook late of Orleans County state of New
York, deceased intestate died siezed within this state at the sum of One
Thousand One Hundred Ninety four dollars and 20 (twenty) cents. Whereupon
we have set and divided the said estate to and among Calvin Rundell, Hiram
Cook, Edward Willard, Richard McOmber, Peter Crippen, Alonzo Cook, Alfred
Cook, the heirs to said deceased as follows...' The addresses nor the
relationship of these persons to the deceased were not given.
Note:
'LANDMARD OF ORLEANS COUNTY NEW YORK,' by Isaac Signor, 1894, Salt Lake
Family History Library, US/CAN 974.791 H2S, Chapter XXIV 'The Town of
Carlton' page 626
'The south part of Lats 2,4, and 6, 200 acres< was articled to Abial Cook
August 12, 1826...'
Page 656 - same book
'The Baptist Church -- On the 11th of February, 1832, at a meeting held
in a school a mile south from Two Bridges, Isaac Mason, Hervey Blood,
Lemuel Willard, ABiel Cook, Jeremiah Newval, William Reed, Dolly Reed,
Gracilla Blood, Laura Tilden, Eliza A Tilden, Esther Mason, Rachel
Newval, and Fanny Rice, members of the Baptist Church in Gaines, declared
themselves a regular Baptist Church. On the 11th of July the
organization was recognized by a council held for that purpose. '
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| Sources |
- [S28] Temple Archives, 21 Jan 1998.
Index to Endowment House Baptisms, Film #1149522, Book E p. 27 and 28
[Entry Recording Date : 21 Jan 1998]
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