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a different James COOK

DaveHam9

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Hello,

Groom: James Cook
Status: Bachelor
Place of Birth: Not Stated
Occupation: Brickmaker
Age: Not Stated
Usual Residence: St Peters
Father: Not Stated
Occupation: Not Stated
Mother: Not Stated

Bride: Mary Ann Hunt
Status: Spinster
Place of Birth: Not Stated
Occupation: Not Stated
Age: Not Stated
Usual Residence: St Peters Cooks River
Father: Charles Hunt
Occupation: : Not Stated
Mother: Ann (Surname Not Stated)

Date of Marriage: 23 April 1864
Place of Marriage: St Peters, Cooks River Road NSW
Religion: Presbyterian
Minister: Wm S Donald
Witnesses: Henrietta McKenzie, John McKenzie

James COOK possibly born abt 1840 England arrived before 23 Apr 1864 ???

Possibly from Lancashire.

Yes, not the one in 1770. :2fun:

Death 13635/1896 COOK JAMES - UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN - GRANVILLE

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Dave
 
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I did all the easy ones two years ago. :2fun:

You don't know they are hard until you try them. I might be throwing in some easy ones. ;)

I'm looking at a convict in my tree who arrived in 1800. Married in 1811 someone born in Parramatta in 1796. His wife aged 15 :eek: was running a cake shop in Sydney.

http://www.easystreetretreat.com.au...dividual.php?pid=I44220&ged=purnellmccord.ged

I can't find his death reg in 1844 under any combination of names I try.
 

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The pair didnt add a lot of info on their marriage cert. did they so havent got much to confirm or compare anything with.

But i am looking :biggrin:

Found this one, i would say you would have seen it tho.

James Cook aged 22 Farm Laborer. Ship Joshua - Arrived 6 Apr 1858
Nsw archives.

That would put his year of birth around 1836.
 

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Yes, looked at that one. He arrived with a brother John 20. Both from Wiltshire so ruled him out.

Yeah, what a shock to pay for that certificate and find it half filled in.

Oh, the one I want is probably from Lancashire.
 

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Yes, looked at that one. He arrived with a brother John 20. Both from Wiltshire so ruled him out.

Yeah, what a shock to pay for that certificate and find it half filled in.

Oh, the one I want is probably from Lancashire.

I got a cert. dated 1865 like that with barely anything on it. By the time i got the cert i knew more about them than what was on it :2fun::2fun:


Your Meurant fella i read was buried on his property so maybe his death wasnt registered :confused: Certainly a lot of other info on him tho.
 

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A man of many talents it seems. Huge family. I have one son and one daughter in my tree who married a sister and brother so decided to add Ferdinand to the tree. One more Irish convict.
 

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