Anna was the youngest child (of seven) of Jacob Rook and Lura Althea (Parrish) Cooksey.
According to her death certificate, Anna died in a Nashville hospital from a brain hemorrage a few days after an automobile accident on Hwy 49, near Vanleer, TN on Oct 31, 1936. She was single. Her burial location was only given as Vanleer, TN but it can be assumed that she was buried with the rest of her family in Cooksey Cemetery. Informant was her brother, Jacob Rook (Jake) Cooksey, Jr., of Vanleer, TN.
According to her death certificate, Anna died in a Nashville hospital from a brain hemorrage a few days after an automobile accident on Hwy 49, near Vanleer, TN on Oct 31, 1936. She was single. Her burial location was only given as Vanleer, TN but it can be assumed that she was buried with the rest of her family in Cooksey Cemetery. Informant was her brother, Jacob Rook (Jake) Cooksey, Jr., of Vanleer, TN.
Anna was the youngest child (of seven) of Jacob Rook and Lura Althea (Parrish) Cooksey.
According to her death certificate, Anna died in a Nashville hospital from a brain hemorrage a few days after an automobile accident on Hwy 49, near Vanleer, TN on Oct 31, 1936. She was single. Her burial location was only given as Vanleer, TN but it can be assumed that she was buried with the rest of her family in Cooksey Cemetery. Informant was her brother, Jacob Rook (Jake) Cooksey, Jr., of Vanleer, TN.
According to her death certificate, Anna died in a Nashville hospital from a brain hemorrage a few days after an automobile accident on Hwy 49, near Vanleer, TN on Oct 31, 1936. She was single. Her burial location was only given as Vanleer, TN but it can be assumed that she was buried with the rest of her family in Cooksey Cemetery. Informant was her brother, Jacob Rook (Jake) Cooksey, Jr., of Vanleer, TN.
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