Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 6th ed., 
1887, Shelby Co.

ABRAHAM C. COOK was born in Shelby County, November 1, 1809, the fifth 
of a family of six sons and three daughters born to William and 
Catharine (Crutcher) Cook.  His father was a native of Virginia, born 
about 1756, and died on March 16, 1816.  His mother was a native of 
Virginia, born about 1756 and died about 1846, a member of the 
Missionary Baptist Church.  Our subject's paternal grandfather was a 
native of Virginia, came to Kentucky in 1790 and settled on a farm near 
Lexington, where he died in 1800.  His maternal grandfather was a native
of Virginia, came to Kentucky at an early day and settled near 
Frankfort.  Abraham C. Cook has followed agricultural pursuits, and has 
a well cultivated farm of 140 acres.  On January 26, 1832, he married 
Sarah Cook, of Shelby County.  The names of their children are as 
follows:  Edmund, who died March 4, 1863; Israel C., died August 10, 
1835; Henry Squire, Warren C., James C., Isaac M. and Emerine.  Mr. Cook
has been a life-long Republican and is an honored and upright citizen.

Cook Crutcher
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Frankfort-Franklin-KY Lexington-Fayette-KY VA

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