1836 Born in Whitechapel, son of Edward and Anne Cook[1], soap manufacturer[2]
1871 Soap manufacturer, in West Ham, with Edward H Cook 9, Thomas A Cook 8, Edith D Cook 6[3]
1881 Soap manufacturer, employing about 200 hands, living in Woodford, with Ellen Cook 35, Edward H. Cook 19, Edith D. Cook 16, Edward L. Cook 6, Ellen W.A. Cook 5, Crosby R. Cook 3, Isaac R. Cook 2, Warren P. Cook[4]Sp
1891 Alkali manufacturer, living in Ventnor with his wife Ellen 45[5]
1898 Died; he was cremated and his remains were buried in Norwood Cemetery[6]
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