Genealogy: Cook(e) – Koger – Ackerman – Hertzog, From Pre-Norman Britannia to Today (Part I)

Cooke Family Coat of ArmsWilliam Cook (b. 1025, London – d. 1070, London) and Katherine James (b. 1031, London – d. 1079, London) wed and bore a son, William Cook (b. 1025, London – d. 1070, Leicestshire).

The Britannia William and Katherine knew was an island that had been dominated since the 8th century by the culture and ruling class of Anglo-Saxon north-west Europe.

But changes were coming they never expected.

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2 Responses to Genealogy: Cook(e) – Koger – Ackerman – Hertzog, From Pre-Norman Britannia to Today (Part I)

  1. Larry Mills says:

    I’m investigating this fella and can’t get past 1025. Do you have an update on him?

  2. No, all I really remember reading is he probably came from some Norman migratory wave. It just sort of ends with that.

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