Paul T. Cook, Author







	Montauk Memories With Paul T. Cook Part 1 Part 2 Presented by WVVH-TV Hamptons Television Filmed June 2, 2007 in Montauk, NY
	American Dreams with Ingrid Lemme featuring Paul T. Cook Part 1 Part 2 Presented by WVVH-TV Hamptons Television Filmed June 2007 in Montauk, NY
	Paul T. Cook - Montauk In The Man by Russell Drum Article published in The East Hampton Star September 7, 2007



Montauk Fishing Village is but a memory today, but for the villagers, it meant a way of life that will never be forgotten.	Meet Mon and Tauk, a fun-loving brother and sister pair. These two mussels spend their day clinging to their pier in Fort Pond Bay.	From Athens to Mombasa, from Tehran to Kabul, from Baghdad to Long Island, author Paul T. Cook's Point of Entry-Montauk takes readers on a terrifying tour of the intricately tangled web of international terrorism.
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OTHER PUBLICATIONS

Getting to Know Montauk - Some of the Scenes Photo gallery
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"The Way it was in Montauk Fishing Village" Feature article 9 pages including sketch of Village in book, Montauk - Editor,
Peg Winski 1997. "A Holy Wilderness" Leading Feature Article on trekking in the Sinai by camel, American Research Center in Egypt ARC-Cairo 1987 "AGBC Journal" Wrote the President's Corner" column for several years American German Business Club - Germany (AGBC) Druckerei Bonn - during 1990-2004.

COOK FAMILY TREE INFORMATION

In the Montauk and East Hampton Libraries are copies of the Special Editions of COOK FAMILY REUNION's 2004 (45 pages B&W) and 2007 (108 pages full color).

Ancestors and Descendents Cook Family Reunion (San Diego, CA)
45 pages CSC Bonn - 2004
2004 Reunion Book includes ancestry and descendants of Theodore and Susan Cook born in Southold, NY of parents William E. Cook jr and Anna B. Wells. Ancestor William Wells (1608-1671) was prominent in development of Southold, NY and First Sheriff of New York State. Mary Dominy of East Hampton who married into the Wells line (in Southold) also an ancestor of Theodore and Susan Cook. This book also includes ancestry of (wife of Theodore) Beatrice Santacroce Cook, one of 9 Santacroce children. Beatrice bore 4 sons and 3 daughters.
Ancestors and Descendents Cook Family Reunion (Tucson, AZ)
108 pages CSC Bonn - 2007
2007 Reunion Book includes newly obtained copies of original WANTED poster's on the "1929 Postmaster's embezzlement Of Montauk Post Office funds" and subsequent Postmaster appointment by President Herbert Hoover to Theodore W. Cook April 1930 in the Montauk Fishing Village. He served for the next 35 years until retirement, and just prior to this, established the Post Office at its present location in 1962. This book primarily includes many photos (some very old) of all Cook-Wells family members, and some of Santacroce families. One hand written letter is included from 1923 (by an aunt of Theodore) which tells about the misery in her life.