History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 589.
[Scott County]  [Georgetown City and Precinct]

ROBERT COOK, Junior; P. O. Georgetown.  The father of our subject was
Robert Cook, Senior; he was born in Port Royal, Va., on March 10, 1782, and
was a small boy when he came here with his widowed mother; her husband who
was a native of England and a carpenter by trade, having died in Virginia.
His mother settled within two and a half miles of Georgetown, and, as she
was poor, he worked hard and purchased a tract of land consisting of one
hundred acres, of one Asa Stone, an old Indian hunter; this tract was
situated on McConnell's Run.  He married on Sept. 15, 1810, to Miss Sarah
Curry, a neighbor, who was born Oct. 17, 1791.  She bore him twelve
children, ten of whom grew up to maturity.  He died in 1873, being in his
ninety-second year; she followed four years later; both were members of
the Christian Church.  The subject of this sketch was born in September,
1820, in Scott County, Ky.; he was educated in the schools of the
neighborhood, and when grown followed farming, the pursuit his father also
had chosen.  He dealt extensively in mules for a period of twenty years.
While his parents lived he lived with them and cared for them.

Cook Curry Stone
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