He had nearly reached his four score years and has resided a half century in this county or adjoining counties. He was a man of purest character, firm in his convictions, honest in all his dealings and has lived a life so true, honest, upright and charitable that he is loved and respected by everyone that ever knew him.
His life partner, who has been a faithful attendant to him in all his illness, survives him, besides several sons and daughters, many nieces and nephews and grandchildren.
He was a good man. He always had a good word for this editor and the same loved him as if a father.
He was buried Tuesday at Payne grave yard. A large crowd attended the funeral services. The Review extends its deepest sympathy to the bereaved. He is said to have died of tuberculosis.
He had nearly reached his four score years and has resided a half century in this county or adjoining counties. He was a man of purest character, firm in his convictions, honest in all his dealings and has lived a life so true, honest, upright and charitable that he is loved and respected by everyone that ever knew him.
His life partner, who has been a faithful attendant to him in all his illness, survives him, besides several sons and daughters, many nieces and nephews and grandchildren.
He was a good man. He always had a good word for this editor and the same loved him as if a father.
He was buried Tuesday at Payne grave yard. A large crowd attended the funeral services. The Review extends its deepest sympathy to the bereaved. He is said to have died of tuberculosis.
Gravesite Details
father , Franklin Cook , Mother , Sarah Anderson
Family Members
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Mary Ellen Cook Owen
1858–1945
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Henrietta Cook Rogers
1861–1948
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William M. "Red" Cook
1862–1946
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John Hubbard Cook
1865–1926
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George Joyce Cook
1867–1938
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Benjamin R. Cook
1869–1874
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Albert Jackson Cook
1871–1939
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Cora Catherine Cook Carpenter
1873–1958
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Emily A. Cook
1876–1877
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Edgar Cook
1878–1878
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Edward Cook
1878–1941
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Jesse Collins Cook
1880–1963
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