A.T. married Mary Lovella Patterson on 19 August 1896 in Winfield, Iowa. The couple had two children and divorced. A.T. remarried to Hattie Ethel Allstot on 10 July 1921 in Mason City, Iowa.
Mason City Globe, March 18, 1930
Funeral services for Arthur T. Cockayne, 58, a barber in Mason City for 20 years, were held Monday afternoon at the Congregational Church. Mr. Cockayne dropped dead Friday morning at his home, 108 Pennsylvania Ave N.E. Mr. Cockayne is survived by his widow, two sons, Delbert and Myles Cockayne, one stepson, Leo E. Allstot, Mason City, and six grandchildren.
Mason City Globe, March 18, 1930
Funeral services for Arthur T. Cockayne, 58, a barber in Mason City for 20 years, were held Monday afternoon at the Congregational Church. Mr. Cockayne dropped dead Friday morning at his home, 108 Pennsylvania Ave N.E. Mr. Cockayne is survived by his widow, two sons, Delbert and Myles Cockayne, one stepson, Leo E. Allstot, Mason City, and six grandchildren.
A.T. married Mary Lovella Patterson on 19 August 1896 in Winfield, Iowa. The couple had two children and divorced. A.T. remarried to Hattie Ethel Allstot on 10 July 1921 in Mason City, Iowa.
Mason City Globe, March 18, 1930
Funeral services for Arthur T. Cockayne, 58, a barber in Mason City for 20 years, were held Monday afternoon at the Congregational Church. Mr. Cockayne dropped dead Friday morning at his home, 108 Pennsylvania Ave N.E. Mr. Cockayne is survived by his widow, two sons, Delbert and Myles Cockayne, one stepson, Leo E. Allstot, Mason City, and six grandchildren.
Mason City Globe, March 18, 1930
Funeral services for Arthur T. Cockayne, 58, a barber in Mason City for 20 years, were held Monday afternoon at the Congregational Church. Mr. Cockayne dropped dead Friday morning at his home, 108 Pennsylvania Ave N.E. Mr. Cockayne is survived by his widow, two sons, Delbert and Myles Cockayne, one stepson, Leo E. Allstot, Mason City, and six grandchildren.
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