Henry Cook

Henry Lee Cook, age 101, Wildomar, CA View Details

Cities: Ripley MS, San Antonio TX Possible Relatives: Henry Elvis Cook, Gary Allen Cook, Judith E Cook

Henry Cook, age 60, North East, MD View Details

Cities: Ripley MS, San Antonio TX Possible Relatives: Henry Elvis Cook, Gary Allen Cook, Judith E Cook

Henry James Cook, age 70, Goldsboro, NC View Details

Cities: Ripley MS, San Antonio TX Possible Relatives: Henry Elvis Cook, Gary Allen Cook, Judith E Cook

Henry A Cook, age 108, Little Rock, AR View Details

Cities: Ripley MS, San Antonio TX

Henry Grady Cook, age 69, Marietta, GA View Details

Cities: Ripley MS, San Antonio TX Possible Relatives: Henry Elvis Cook, Gary Allen Cook, Judith E Cook

Henry Cook, Port Charlotte, FL View Details

Cities: Ripley MS, San Antonio TX

Henry Cook, Indianapolis, IN View Details

Cities: Ripley MS, San Antonio TX

Henry A Cook View Details

Address:***** Beacon Place Pkwy, Apt 105, Tuscaloosa, AL. Phone Number: (205) 556-****

Henry H Cook View Details

Address:***** Mclaughlin Ave, Muskegon, MI. Phone Number: (904) 273-****

Henry L Cook View Details

Address:***** Choctaw Ave, Salina, KS. Phone Number: (620) 341-****

Henry L Cook View Details

Address:***** Saint John Ln, Pittsburg, CA. Phone Number: (925) 427-****

Henry S Cook View Details

Address:***** Medoc Way, Elk Grove, CA. Phone Number: (916) 399-****

Henry P Cook View Details

Address:***** 57th Ave, Oakland, CA. Phone Number: (936) 275-****

Henry H Cook View Details

Address:***** Brooks Rd, Bryson City, NC. Phone Number: (828) 488-****

Henry Andrew Cook, age 50s, Rocklin, CA View Details

Locations: Rocklin CA, Foresthill CA, Lincoln CA Possible Relatives: Christina Nicole Cook, Maria Cook, Ramona Ann Cook

Henry Franklin Cook, age 70s, Huntsville, AR View Details

Locations: Huntsville AR, Decatur AR, Purcell MO Possible Relatives: Henry A Cook, Matthew S Cook, Sarah Rose Cook

Henry L Cook, age 70s, Chittenango, NY View Details

Locations: Chittenango NY, Port Saint Lucie FL, Syracuse NY Possible Relatives: Henry L Cook, Jane F Cook, Jeffrey D Cook

Henry Calvin Cook, age 70s, Live Oak, FL View Details

Locations: Live Oak FL, Lake Butler FL Possible Relatives: Bonita Murray Cook, Joyce D Cook, Kindra A Cook

Henry D Cook, age 70s, Winter Garden, FL View Details

Locations: Winter Garden FL, Fort Smith AR, Lepanto AR Possible Relatives: Allison Cook, Bonnie Rene Cook, Cynthia A Cook

Henry B Cook, age 90s, Arlington Heights, IL View Details

Locations: Arlington Heights IL, Morton Grove IL, Mortn Grv IL Possible Relatives: Carolyn C Cook, Elizabeth A Cook, Susan Gaye Cook

Henry J mrs Cook, age 110s, Haleyville, AL View Details

Locations: Haleyville AL

Henry Grady Cook, age 67, Marietta, GA View Details

Cities: Marietta GA, Smyrna GA Possible Relatives: Cherace Dienne Cook, Evelyn Joyce Cook, Henry Grady Cook

Henry G Cook, age 72 View Details

Possible Relatives: Andrew F Cook, Cassandra J Cook, Eve M Cook

Henry H j Cook, age 73, Porter, TX View Details

Cities: Porter TX, Houston TX, Humble TX Possible Relatives: Brenda Joyce Cook, Donald Alfred Cook, Esa M Cook

Henry Leo Cook, age 86, Litchfield, MN View Details

Cities: Litchfield MN, Bagley MN, Shevlin MN Possible Relatives: Elsie C Cook, Carolyn Joy Coyle, Camilla Renae Morfitt

Henry Edward Cook, age 91, Tallahassee, FL View Details

Cities: Tallahassee FL, Woodville FL Possible Relatives: Candy Still Cook, Douglas T Cook, Gladys L Cook

Henry J Cook, age 94, Southaven, MS View Details

Cities: Southaven MS, Memphis MS, North Fort Myers FL Possible Relatives: Bradley L Aldridge, Mary Alice Campbell, Elaine A Cook

Henry Belk Cook View Details

Possible Relatives: Amy S Cook, B Cook, Cathy R Cook

Henry Cook Baker

Henry Cook Baker D.C.M., M.S.M., Q.S.A.M was a sergeant in the 18th Hussars during the Boer War from 1899 to 1902. The period 1899 to 1902 is also known as the Second Boer War. He was honorably discharead more...rged after 17 and half years service after being severely wounded near a farm called Roodepoort close by Waterval Boven down towards the Lowveld. During this engagement he made an attempt to save the life of Lieutenant Cawston of Norwich, who, despite his efforts eventually died of his wounds. Sergeant Baker was so badly wounded his right arm had to be amputated. A PART OF MAJOR LAMING'S REPORT ON THIS SKIRMISH.To BRIGADE MAJOR CAMPBELL’S FORCE Zandbank, 1st March, 1901 Sir,-I have the honour to bring forward the names of the undermentioned non-commissioned officer and man for special service rendered at Roodepoort by them on 2 February 1901, together with particulars of the case. No. 2,703, Sergeant H. Baker. This non-commissioned officer was with Lieut. Cawston and his troop when that officer was mortally wounded, and four men were killed and four wounded out of the troop of some twenty men. Sergeant Baker himself was among the latter, and lost his right arm through amputation on account of the wound he received. Lieut. Cawston had halted his troop, and had himself ridden up close to the leading scouts to examine the position. Sergeant Baker acted independently with great judgment in dismounting the men of the troop on information he received from one of the scouts, who reported the Boers close by hidden by a fold of the ground. Hardly had he done so when a very hot fire was opened on the troop, causing Lieut. Cawston and several men to fall, on which Sergeant Baker rallied together the remainder of his men and withstood the Boers, who were advancing most determinedly, thereby enabling a counter attack to be delivered by a section of King's Royal Rifles Mounted Infantry, who were in close support, which successfully drove the Boers off. I consider that Sergeant Baker's conduct is specially deserving of mention, aa he waa [sic?] suffering at the time from a very severe wound. He has throughout the war proved himself to be a gallant man, and I believe was specially commended by Major- General Howard for services performed when attached to his staff at Mwrzicht in July, 1900, but this recommendation was not forwarded through the regiment. From the 18th HUSSARS IN SOUTH AFRICA The Records of a Cavalry Regiment During the Boer War by Major Charles Burnettread less...

Henry Cooke (artist)

Henry Cooke (1642–1700), son of Henry Cooke, was an English artist, employed by the Ironmongers' Company.

Henry Cooke (composer)

Henry Cooke commonly known as Captain Cooke, was an English composer, choirmaster and singer. He was a boy chorister in the Chapel Royal and by the outbreak of the English Civil War was a Gentleman read more...of the Chapel Royal. He joined the Royalist cause, in the service of which he rose to the rank of captain. With the Restoration of Charles II he returned to the Chapel Royal as Master of the Children and was responsible for the rebuilding of the chapel and the introduction of instrumental music into the services. The choristers in his charge included his successor and eventual son-in-law Pelham Humfrey, as well as Henry Purcell and John Blow.read less...

List of Manchester Cricket Club players

This is a complete list in alphabetical order of cricketers who played first-class cricket matches for Manchester Cricket Club. Manchester played a total of 13 matches between 1844 and 1858 which haveread more... been retrospectively classified as first-class. The club is first recorded in matches from 1822.read less...

Henry Cooke (Australian politician)

Henry Harry Cooke was an English-born Australian politician.

Henry Cook

Henry or Harry Cook may refer to:Harry Cook, British martial artist, teacher, and author Harry Cook (actor), Australian actor, writer and LGBTQ activist Harry Cook (footballer), Scottish footballer Heread more...nry Cook (aviator), early British aviator and Royal Artillery officer Henry Cook (footballer) (1893–1917), English footballer Henry Caldwell Cook (1886–1939), British educator Henry Lucas Cook, Archdeacon of Craven, 1913–1928 Henry Francis Cook (1855–?), American manufacturer and financierread less...