Alexander Cockburn author and historian
Alexander Cockburn is a 71 years old author and historian from Scotland. Alexander Cockburn was born on June 06, 1941 (died on July 21, 2012, he was 71 years old) in Scotland as Alexander Claud Cockburn.
About
Birth name of Alexander Cockburn is Alexander Claud Cockburn
No, he died on 07/21/2012, 11 years ago. He was 71 years old when he died. Cause of death: cancer. He died in Hesse
Family
His mother is Patricia Cockburn and his father is Claud Cockburn. His mother died at the age of (Alexander was 48 years old). When Alexander born she was 27 years old. and Claud Cockburn was 37 years old when Alexander born.
Parents
Mother: Patricia Cockburn
Father: Claud Cockburn
Wives
Alexander Cockburn had three marriages.
Mary Alison Catherine Trappes-Lomax
He married with Mary Alison Catherine Trappes-Lomax in 1984. Alexander Cockburn was 42 and Mary Alison Catherine Trappes-Lomax was 31 years old. Married for 40 years, 3 months.
Children
He had eight children, Yolande , Louisa , James , Sir (78) , Sir (64) , Daisy (55) , George (38) and Alastair (35) .
Siblings
Alexander Cockburn had 4 siblings. English woman writer Sarah (2 years older) , Claudia (8 years older) , Patrick (8 years younger) , and Journalist Born In Ireland, Who Has Lived In The United States For Many Years Andrew (5 years younger)
Education
He graduated from Keble College
What was Alexander's zodiac sign?Alexander Cockburn zodiac sign was gemini.
Other facts about Alexander Cockburn
| Birth name | Alexander Claud Cockburn |
|---|---|
| Citizenship | United States nationality law, Irish nationality law |
| Place of death | Hesse |
| Relative | Andrew Cockburn, Patrick Cockburn, Olivia Wilde, Stephanie Flanders |
| Family name | Cockburn. Show people with the surname Cockburn |
| Country of citizenship | United States Of America |
| Date of death | 2012-07-21T00:00:00Z |
| Given name | Alexander |
| Languages spoken, written or signed | English |
| Place of birth | Scotland |
| Manner of death | Natural Causes |
| Cause of death | Cancer |
