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History of Anoka County
And the Towns of Champlin and Dayton
In Hennepin County, Minnesota
by Albert M. Goodrich
pub. 1905 - Hennepin Publishing Co., Minneapolis


              page 201
              
                ALBERT D. COOK (son of ALONZO COOK) was born at Manan-
              nah, Meeker Co., Minn., Jan. 21, 1862. In August of the
              same year the family left Mannannah on account of the
              Sioux Indian massacre, and settled at Coon creek in the
              town of Anoka. The father died in 1863, and the family
              moved to Anoka in 1867. Albert received his education in
              the Anoka schools. He worked at logging and lumbering,
              chiefly for the Washburn Mill Co. until August, 1887,
              since which time he has been employed in the office of
              the Surveyor General of Logs and Lumber for the Second
              District of Minnesota, and has lived in Minneapolis.
              
              (Transcriber's Note: See Anoka Co., biographies for
               Alonzo Cook)
               
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