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Queena Cooke was born on December 2, 1906 in Belleville, the daughter of Lewis Cooke and Jennie McCreary. She became a head nurse at Belleville General Hospital. Queenie Cooke was a member of the United Church and the Belleville General Hospital Alumni. She died on February 14, 1996 in Belleville, Ontario.

Frank Cooper was a photographer active in London, Ontario between 1868 and 1909.

Henry Corby senior settled in Belleville, Ontario in around 1831 with his first wife, Jemima. She and their three children died in 1835 after their cutter fell through the ice of the Bay of Quinte. Corby married her sister, Matilda Williams and had a large family with her. Matilda died in 1874 and Henry married Gladwise Matthews in 1875.

Edward Corby was a son of Henry Corby and Matilda Williams.

Henry 'Harry' Corby was the son of Henry Corby. He took over the running of the family's distillery from his father and was appointed Senator in 1912.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Corby_Jr.

Henry Corby was born in England in 1806. He married Jemima Williams in London in 1830 and the couple moved to Belleville, Ontario. He worked as a grocer and became a successful baker before going into the distillery business. Corby died in Belleville in 1881.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Corby

Henry Corby opened a distillery on the banks of the Moira river north of Belleville in around 1859. The operation ran under a variety of owners until the site was closed down in 1989.

Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corby_Spirit_and_Wine

John Benjamin Corke was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba on March 24th, 1914. He served as an Alderman and as Mayor of Belleville in the 1960s, 70s and 80s. He died in Belleville on May 18th, 1995.

The Coronation Committee was formed on 13 May 1902 to plan the celebrations in Belleville, Ontario, attending the coronation of Edward VII. The chair of the committee was R. J. Graham, Mayor of Belleville, and its secretary was Fred Adams. The chair of the Finance Committee was Charles Sulman.

Rev. A. O. Cossar was the pastor of the Congregational Church on Hotel Street [Victoria Avenue] in Belleville, Ontario in 1878 to 1879. He was born in Selkirk, Scotland, in 1849 and died in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on 11 May 1927.

Irma Coucill was a portrait artist who specialized in sketches for Halls of Fame.

The County of Hastings was incorporated effective January 1, 1850 under the terms of Canada Statutes 1849, Chapter 78.