Edmund Charles Cook was born the son of Charles Cyrus Cook Sr. and Mary Swift. They are buried in this cemetery. Edmund was married to Alice Jane Reece on November 29, 1869 in Linn County, Iowa. She is buried in this cemetery. They were parents of six children:
1. Mary Evalene Cook married William Henry Krapf buried this cemetery.
2. Lilly Mae Cook buried this cemetery.
3. George Henry Cook buried this cemetery.
4. Charles William Cook buried this cemetery.
5. Perry Cook buried this cemetery.
6. Arthur Franklin Cook buried this cemetery.
*Ed Cook, one of our substancial farmers who lives 3 miles south of Troy Mills, took a dose of sulpheric acid Sunday morning by mistake. He supposed he was taking his medicine, but got the wrong bottle. He was in dangerous condition for some hours, but at last account was improving.
*Edmund C. Cook died on June 1, 1892, age 46, of injuries suffered a few years ago, on his farm, two and half miles south of Troy Mills. (He may have been kicked by a horse).
~0bit~Edmund C. Cook died, after many years of suffering, at his home two and half miles south of Troy Mills on, Wednesday, June 1st, 1892. The funeral services were in charge of I.0.0.F. and were held in the church on the south side, Rev. J. A. Bolton preaching the sermon. Mr. Cook leaves a wife and four children to mourn his loss besides innumerable friends as was shown by the large concourse of friends and neighbors who congregated to pay the last tribute of respect to his memory.
1. Mary Evalene Cook married William Henry Krapf buried this cemetery.
2. Lilly Mae Cook buried this cemetery.
3. George Henry Cook buried this cemetery.
4. Charles William Cook buried this cemetery.
5. Perry Cook buried this cemetery.
6. Arthur Franklin Cook buried this cemetery.
*Ed Cook, one of our substancial farmers who lives 3 miles south of Troy Mills, took a dose of sulpheric acid Sunday morning by mistake. He supposed he was taking his medicine, but got the wrong bottle. He was in dangerous condition for some hours, but at last account was improving.
*Edmund C. Cook died on June 1, 1892, age 46, of injuries suffered a few years ago, on his farm, two and half miles south of Troy Mills. (He may have been kicked by a horse).
~0bit~Edmund C. Cook died, after many years of suffering, at his home two and half miles south of Troy Mills on, Wednesday, June 1st, 1892. The funeral services were in charge of I.0.0.F. and were held in the church on the south side, Rev. J. A. Bolton preaching the sermon. Mr. Cook leaves a wife and four children to mourn his loss besides innumerable friends as was shown by the large concourse of friends and neighbors who congregated to pay the last tribute of respect to his memory.
Edmund Charles Cook was born the son of Charles Cyrus Cook Sr. and Mary Swift. They are buried in this cemetery. Edmund was married to Alice Jane Reece on November 29, 1869 in Linn County, Iowa. She is buried in this cemetery. They were parents of six children:
1. Mary Evalene Cook married William Henry Krapf buried this cemetery.
2. Lilly Mae Cook buried this cemetery.
3. George Henry Cook buried this cemetery.
4. Charles William Cook buried this cemetery.
5. Perry Cook buried this cemetery.
6. Arthur Franklin Cook buried this cemetery.
*Ed Cook, one of our substancial farmers who lives 3 miles south of Troy Mills, took a dose of sulpheric acid Sunday morning by mistake. He supposed he was taking his medicine, but got the wrong bottle. He was in dangerous condition for some hours, but at last account was improving.
*Edmund C. Cook died on June 1, 1892, age 46, of injuries suffered a few years ago, on his farm, two and half miles south of Troy Mills. (He may have been kicked by a horse).
~0bit~Edmund C. Cook died, after many years of suffering, at his home two and half miles south of Troy Mills on, Wednesday, June 1st, 1892. The funeral services were in charge of I.0.0.F. and were held in the church on the south side, Rev. J. A. Bolton preaching the sermon. Mr. Cook leaves a wife and four children to mourn his loss besides innumerable friends as was shown by the large concourse of friends and neighbors who congregated to pay the last tribute of respect to his memory.
1. Mary Evalene Cook married William Henry Krapf buried this cemetery.
2. Lilly Mae Cook buried this cemetery.
3. George Henry Cook buried this cemetery.
4. Charles William Cook buried this cemetery.
5. Perry Cook buried this cemetery.
6. Arthur Franklin Cook buried this cemetery.
*Ed Cook, one of our substancial farmers who lives 3 miles south of Troy Mills, took a dose of sulpheric acid Sunday morning by mistake. He supposed he was taking his medicine, but got the wrong bottle. He was in dangerous condition for some hours, but at last account was improving.
*Edmund C. Cook died on June 1, 1892, age 46, of injuries suffered a few years ago, on his farm, two and half miles south of Troy Mills. (He may have been kicked by a horse).
~0bit~Edmund C. Cook died, after many years of suffering, at his home two and half miles south of Troy Mills on, Wednesday, June 1st, 1892. The funeral services were in charge of I.0.0.F. and were held in the church on the south side, Rev. J. A. Bolton preaching the sermon. Mr. Cook leaves a wife and four children to mourn his loss besides innumerable friends as was shown by the large concourse of friends and neighbors who congregated to pay the last tribute of respect to his memory.
Inscription
Edmund C. Cook
1846-1892
Heart in Hand
I.0.0.F. Marker
Gravesite Details
Buried on this lot is Edmond Charles Cook, Alice Jane Reece Cook, George Henry Cook, Lilly May Cook, Caroline Cook Holman, Mary Ann Cook Hildreth.
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