Israel COOK
Biography

Israel Cook, son of Samuel and Mary Cook, married Elizabeth, daughter of Ebenezer Clark of Wallingford, Feb. 22, 1 7 1 7. He settled in what is now Cheshire, and afterward moved to Vermont with some of his children, where it is supposed he died.

Children: 50 Catharine, b July 3, 1 7 18, m Isaiah Smith, of New Haven, May 20, 1750; 51 Ebenezer, b Dec. 13, 1 7 19 ; 52 Sarah, b May 5, 1722, m 1st, Jonathan Hall, Dec. 25, 1739, 2d, Jehiel Andrus, Jan. 16, 1745 ; 53 Deborah, b Oct. 1, 1725, m Elisha Perkins, June 20, 1748; 54 Anna, b July 4, 1727; 55 John, b 1731, bap. in Cheshire, June, 1751 ; 56 Amos, b Dec. 5, 1734 ; .57 Benjamin, b about 1736 ; 58 Ashbel, b May 6, 1738; 59 Charles, doubtless settled in Vermont; 60 Ezekiel, b and bap. at Cheshire, June, 1751, supposed settled in Vermont.

History of Wallingford, Conn, From Its Settlement in 1670 to the Present Time, Including Meriden, which was One of Its Parishes Until 1806, and Cheshire, which was Incorporated in 1780 – Charles Henry Stanley Davis



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