context: John Wordsworth, William Wordsworth, the second of five children of the Ann Cookson couple. He was born on 7 Apr 1770 in Cocker Mouth, Cumberland, England. Cumberland is part of the Lake District of southeastern England, surrounded by natural beauty. Wordsworth siblings have all had great successes in life. His next-born sister, Dorothy Wordsworth, was a poet and diarist. Lawyer in the City of Elder Richard London. John, the youngest, rose to captain in the East India Company. The late Christopher became a master at Trinity College, Cambridge. After Wordsworth's mother's death in 1778, he was inducted into the Hawkshead Grammar School by his father. Sister Dorothy was sent to live in a relative's house in Yorkshire. Annachelle did not meet until 9 years later. Wordsworth was paternalized at the age of 13. [1] Wordsworth debuted as a writer by publishing a short poem in 1787 in "The European Magazine". The same year he attended St John's College, Cambridge, and graduated in 1791 with a B degree. [2] He returned to Hawkshead for the first two summers, and spent the next few summers exploring hiking trails and landscapes. In 1790 he traveled to Europe. During the trip, he visited the Alps. He also visited nearby areas of France, Switzerland and Italy. His younger brother grew up to be a professor at Trinity College, Cambridge.
question: What is the name of William Wordsworth's mother?
answers.text: Ann Cookson