Joseph COOKE / Elizabeth HILL
(1809-1877) (1812-1891 )
Joseph was born in Mawgan-in-Meneage, and Elizabeth in Landewednack.
They married in St. Martin-in-Meneage in 1831 and continued to live in St. Martin's. At least five of the children came to Australia,
two went to America and one died in China.
| When | What | Who (Age) | Where | Occupation | Comment |
| 1841 | Census | Jph/Eliz (35/38) | St Martin | Carpenter/ | |
| 1851 | Census | Jph/Eliz (42/40) | St Martin | Carpenter (Journeyman)/ | (completed apprenticeship but |
| 1861 | Census | Jph/Eliz (52/49) | St Martin | Carpenter (Journeyman)/ | not yet a master craftsman) |
| 1871 | Census | Joseph (62) | St Martin | Carpenter |
Grace was the sister of William Vivian, who had married Elizabeth Jane Cooke in 1855. They emigrated to Australia, arriving at Adelaide on the 'Airlie' in 1877
along with five of their children.
