New York Tribune, New York, N. Y. page 7, Sat. 18 May 1889
Albany, May 17 (Special). —James C. Cook died suddenly this morning. He was the son of James M. Cook, of Ballston, who was State Treasurer in 1851-’52, State Controller in 1854-’56, and State Superintendent of Banking in1856-’61. He was born in Ballston about 1830 and was graduated from Union College. He was the brother of Mrs. George S. Batcheller, and of Mrs. Hull of New York City.
Transcribed by Bill Preston
Albany, May 17 (Special). —James C. Cook died suddenly this morning. He was the son of James M. Cook, of Ballston, who was State Treasurer in 1851-’52, State Controller in 1854-’56, and State Superintendent of Banking in1856-’61. He was born in Ballston about 1830 and was graduated from Union College. He was the brother of Mrs. George S. Batcheller, and of Mrs. Hull of New York City.
Transcribed by Bill Preston
New York Tribune, New York, N. Y. page 7, Sat. 18 May 1889
Albany, May 17 (Special). —James C. Cook died suddenly this morning. He was the son of James M. Cook, of Ballston, who was State Treasurer in 1851-’52, State Controller in 1854-’56, and State Superintendent of Banking in1856-’61. He was born in Ballston about 1830 and was graduated from Union College. He was the brother of Mrs. George S. Batcheller, and of Mrs. Hull of New York City.
Transcribed by Bill Preston
Albany, May 17 (Special). —James C. Cook died suddenly this morning. He was the son of James M. Cook, of Ballston, who was State Treasurer in 1851-’52, State Controller in 1854-’56, and State Superintendent of Banking in1856-’61. He was born in Ballston about 1830 and was graduated from Union College. He was the brother of Mrs. George S. Batcheller, and of Mrs. Hull of New York City.
Transcribed by Bill Preston
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