Ancestors
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Johnny & Angie Cook

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**Families of Johnny M. Cook**
Cook	My Cook ancestors settled in Carroll County, Georgia sometime between 1840 and 1850 and remain there to this day. My information dates back to Robert Cook, 1795.
Pyles	My mother's maiden name is Pyles. They too were from Carroll County and Heard County, Georgia. See "My Brick Walls" for more information on John P. Pyles.
Chambley	My grandmother, on my father's side is Clara Maggie Chambley. I don't have much information about this family. Also from Carroll County, Georgia
Gray	My grandmother on my mother's side is Geneva Gray. This family was also of Carroll County, but some went into Alabama.
Holloway	My great-grandmother on my mother's side is Arrana Holloway. Thanks to Patricia Wilson, of Levelland, Texas, and Elaine White I now have this line dated back to 1530 in England.
Cash	My great, great, great grandmother on my mother's side is Jane M. Will Cash. She married Miles Solomon Holloway. Thanks to Donna Evans I now have this line dated back to Scotland in the 1600's.
Sticher	My great-grandmother on my father's side is Ollie Sticher. Thanks to Maelene Cassel Powell, of Marietta, Georgia and Erlene Boyd, I now have this line dated back to 1793 in Frederick County, Maryland.
Phillips	My other great-grandmother, on my father's side, is Hattie Lee Phillips. My Phillips line now goes back to 1813 in North Carolina.
Rooks	From what information I have been able to find the Rooks family and the Cook family pretty much migrated together out of North Carolina, down through Jackson County, Georgia and on to Carroll County. Several marriages between the two families have been found. In their early years in Carroll County they often lived in the same household.
Carroll	The Carroll surname exist on both my side and my wife's site. As of yet I haven't been able to link the two together, but am quite sure they do somewhere. Both were in Carroll County about the same time period. My connection to the Carroll family is through the marriage of Minnie Bell Cook who married Samuel Andres Carroll.

**Families of Angie Howard Cook**
Howard	My wife's maiden name is Howard. Her great, grandparents are Stweart Howard and Sarah Freeman of Cherokee County, Georgia.
Carrell Carroll	Her mother's maiden name is Carroll. Thanks to Kate Carroll Bowling, of Kentucky, I now have her Carroll/Carrell line dated back to James Hamilton Carroll, 1754 in Drumgoolan, County Louth, Ireland. For more information on this Carroll/Carrell family click here.
Lyle	Her great, great, grandmother is Dosha Lyle, married to Thomas Benjamin Carroll. Thanks to Kate Carroll Bowling I have this line dated back to Samuel Lyle of Ireland sometime around 1650.
McRae	Her great, grandmother is Amanda McRae, married to James A. Carroll. Thanks again to Kate Carroll Bowling I have this line dated back to Malcolm McRae of Scotland sometime before 1757.
Pettett Pettit	Her grandmother on her father's side is Nancy Eulemma Pettett. Thanks to George Pettett and Harvey Bottoms I have this family dated back to England, 1572.
Tennyson	Her grandmother on her mother's side is Verina Pearl Tennyson. She is the daughter of John P. Tennyson and Salethia Henrietta Sharp. They were in Columbus, Mississippi during the early 1920's.
Sharp Leach	Her great grandparents on her mother's side are James Henry Sharp and Salethie Ann Leach. Very little information on these families also.

Carroll County Information	This site has all kinds of research information for Carroll County, Georgia including census index for 1830, 1840, 1850 and 1860.
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Who am I ? What is my name ?
This image and I; are we the same ?

This face I see; is it of me ?
Or could it be the face of we ?

These words I speak; are they of me?
Or should I seek the words of we?

Should this life I live be lived as me?
Or should my strives be centered on we?

And when the time shall come to die;
What shall become of we and I?

Johnny Cook

If you'd never been born, then what would you be?
You might be a fish or a toad or a tree.
You might be a doorknob or three baked potatoes.
Worse than all that, you might be a wasn't.
A wasn't just isn't. He just isn't present.
But you... You are you. Now isn't that pleasant?
Today you are you, and it's truer than true
That there's no one alive who is you-er than you.
Shout loud, "I am lucky to be what I am!
Thank goodness I'm not just a clam or a ham,
Or a dusty old jar of gooseberry jam.
I am what I am, and it's a great thing to be,
If I say so my self, happy birthday to me!"

Dr. Seuss

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The Clem Community	Ephesus Christian Church
The Central of Georgia Railway Company	Maple Street Mansion
Carroll County History	City of Carrollton

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