Thanks very much Wayne! I have made further revisions and included that Link to Beaumont’s info and also a link to your own website. Ultimately I suppose, due to all the confusion about who was the mother of who, the only really important thing is that WH COOK seems to have been the father and/or s...

Yeh we are getting there. A few other modifications.... 1)" MITH-COO-COO-MAN-E’SQUEW (Agathas) COCKING, step-sister of his first wife Mary. " MITH-COO-COO-MAN-E’SQUEW (Agathas) COCKING was not related to his first wife, KAHNAPAWANAKAN. She was Mary Cocking so the section "step-sister ...

1) Their first child was Nancy, born around 1787. Many sources indicate that Nancy was born in 1786. However, if COOK arrived in the summer of 1786 and Nancy was his child, it is unlikely that she was born that same year. His second child was Jane (Jenny) born around 1788. is repeated twice. 2) Firs...

William Hemmings family can be rather confusing. In fact he says that he called all three of Cocking's half breed daughters, Agatha saying "the name of Agathas being an Appelation suitable to any of the halfbreed Ladies." So who wouldn't get confused. However, Raymond M. Beaumont did a maj...

Nancy Cook's scrip reads as follows : Scrip affidavit for Garrioch, Nancy, wife of William Garrioch; born: 1785; father: Wm. Hemmings Cook (English); mother: Kahnapawanakan (Cree Indian); claim no: 2307; date of issue: October 2, 1876 - RG15 , Interior , Series D-II-8-a , Volume 1321 , Reel C-14928 ...