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Originally appearing in Volume V07, Page 76 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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COOKSTOWN  , a

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market
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town of Co .
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Tyrone,
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Ireland, in the
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east
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parliamentary
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division, 54 M . W. by N. of
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Belfast, on branches of the
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Great
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Northern and the Northern Counties (Midland)
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railways . Pop. of
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urban
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district (1901) 3531 . It consists principally of a single
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street of great length, and lies in a pleasant, well-wooded district, near the Ballinderry
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river . It has important manufactures of
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linen, and some agricultural
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trade . It was founded in 1609, the landlord,
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Allan
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Cook, giving name to it . The
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mansion of Killymoon
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Castle, in the vicinity, is a notable example of the
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work of a celebrated architect,
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John
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Nash (c . 1800) .

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