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James K. Cook

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Identifier: NJS-PER-00485
Given Name: James K.
Family Name: Cook
Sex: Male
Biographical Description: James K. Cook was a resident of Virginia. In 1818, he made arrangements to buy an enslaved woman named Hannah Grene from George Farmer of Middlesex County, NJ, and to buy Hannah Grene's daughter Rebeca Ann from John Smock of Monmouth County, NJ, and to take them down to Virginia.
Keywords: white person; enslaver
Places: Virginia
Enslaver of: Hannah Grene (b. ca. 1797); Rebecca Ann (b. 1814) {daughter of Hannah Grene}
Record Contributor: Isaac Guzmán; Jesse Bayker
Linked Events: Additional Participant in:

1818-07 Sale: Hannah Grene (Role: Enslaver, Buyer)

1818-07 Sale: Rebecca Ann (Role: Enslaver, Buyer)

1818-07-22 Removal Registration: Hannah Grene, Rebecca Ann (Role: Enslaver)