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| | William Cook (c1735 – 1801) |
 | | On 25 April 1801, William Cook and his 26-year old youngest son, Samuel Cook, executed an interesting contract. |
 | | William Cook died shortly thereafter, sometime in mid-1801. He was still alive on 14 May 1801 when he was appointed to a road jury but deceased by 12 August 1801 when his will was proved. William Cook’s will, signed “William. |
 | | Cook Senr.”, was dated two days after the above agreement, on 27 April 1801 and proved on 12 August 1801, when Keziah, William Jr., and Samuel qualified as executors. |
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