text_original: His daughter Mary married, first, one John Batts, who was in business at Wapping ; and secondly, John Blackburn, in business at Shadwcll. Mrs. Cook's first cousin, Charles Smith, became a very successful Ill MAHRIAGE 41 manufacturer of watches, and clocks. His house and factory were in Bunhill Bow. His eldest son Isaac, who accompanied Captain Cook in his first and second voyages, subsequently retired with the rank of admiral.
text_transcription: HIS DAUGHTER MARY MARRIED FIRST ONE JOHN BATTS WHO WAS IN BUSINESS AT WAPPING AND SECONDLY JOHN BLACKBURN IN BUSINESS AT SHADWELL MISSUS COOK'S FIRST COUSIN CHARLES SMITH BECAME A VERY SUCCESSFUL MANUFACTURER OF WATCHES AND CLOCKS HIS HOUSE AND FACTORY WERE IN BUN HILL ROW HIS ELDEST SON ISAAC WHO ACCOMPANIED CAPTAIN COOK IN HIS FIRST AND SECOND VOYAGES SUBSEQUENTLY RETIRED WITH THE RANK OF ADMIRAL
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