Cooke, T. P., an actor in melodrama; began life at sea; took to the stage; his most popular representations were William in “Black-eyed Susan” and Long Tom Coffin in the “Pilot” (1786‒1864).
Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)
Cooke, George Frederick * CoolgardieLinks here from Chalmers
Adams, John
Bryant, Jacob
Cambridge, Richard Owen
Cole, William
Cooke, Elizabeth
Cooke, Mildred
Cooke, Sir Anthony
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