William Cooke was born on the 18th of October, 1821, Sussex England, he was Christened on the 11 NOV 1821 in Ewhurst Sussex England . He is the son of Thomas Cooke and Mary Ann Crouch. He married on the 27th May 1841 Narellan, New South Wales Australia. Parish of Narrellan, Country of Cumberland, NSW by Banns. Married to Mary Ann Murtagh Murdoch Murtah
Died 1. Sep , 1883 Blakeville, Victoria, Australia.
Immigration 23.11.1838 Gravesend Kent England,
Probate 21.8.1888 Victoria Australia
Occupation as a Carpenter Blakeville, Victoria, Australia
Event Arrival 27 Nov 1838 Sydney NSW on board the Lady Nugent
Death 1. Sep 1883 in Blakeville, Victoria, Australia of Disease of Nitral Valve of Heart Syncope
DEATH CAUSE Disease of nitral Valve of Heart Syncope
Occupation as a wheelwright Victoria, Australia
He was buried in the Buninyong Cemetery, Buninyong, Victoria.
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↑FindAGrave, database and images, memorial page for William Cooke; Born: 18 Oct 1821; Died: 1 Sep 1882 Ballan, Victoria; Cemetery: Buninyong Cemetery, Buninyong, Victoria; Find A Grave: Memorial #238099830; created by: LizH• Relative · Great-niece/nephew; accessed: 14 Oct 2023
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Family history bdm nsw vic
marriage William Cooke to Mary |Ann Murtah, V1841434 25C married 27th * May 1841,
Parish of Narrellan, Country of Cumberland NSW by Banns howard 11715
biography notes from Ancestry DNA , World Connect Id 100116, family history
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