Silas was the son of Ephraim Jr, and Huldah (Loomis) Cook. and the husband of Abiah Hewitt.
BURIED: In the Old Hudson Township Burying Grounds, Hudson, Summit, Ohio; located on the Western Reserve Academy campus. (a stone monument discribing the burying ground states: " 1808 The Old Hudson Township Burying Ground established by David Hudson and Benjamin Wheldon in 1808, this is the oldest existing cemetery in Hudson and Summit County. Ruth Mills Brown (1772-1808), wife of Owen Brown and mother of abolitionist leader John Brown(1800-1859) was the first burial here. Also at rest are many of the town's pioneers including founder David Hudson. The last burial was in 1900".)
BURIED: In the Old Hudson Township Burying Grounds, Hudson, Summit, Ohio; located on the Western Reserve Academy campus. (a stone monument discribing the burying ground states: " 1808 The Old Hudson Township Burying Ground established by David Hudson and Benjamin Wheldon in 1808, this is the oldest existing cemetery in Hudson and Summit County. Ruth Mills Brown (1772-1808), wife of Owen Brown and mother of abolitionist leader John Brown(1800-1859) was the first burial here. Also at rest are many of the town's pioneers including founder David Hudson. The last burial was in 1900".)
Silas was the son of Ephraim Jr, and Huldah (Loomis) Cook. and the husband of Abiah Hewitt.
BURIED: In the Old Hudson Township Burying Grounds, Hudson, Summit, Ohio; located on the Western Reserve Academy campus. (a stone monument discribing the burying ground states: " 1808 The Old Hudson Township Burying Ground established by David Hudson and Benjamin Wheldon in 1808, this is the oldest existing cemetery in Hudson and Summit County. Ruth Mills Brown (1772-1808), wife of Owen Brown and mother of abolitionist leader John Brown(1800-1859) was the first burial here. Also at rest are many of the town's pioneers including founder David Hudson. The last burial was in 1900".)
BURIED: In the Old Hudson Township Burying Grounds, Hudson, Summit, Ohio; located on the Western Reserve Academy campus. (a stone monument discribing the burying ground states: " 1808 The Old Hudson Township Burying Ground established by David Hudson and Benjamin Wheldon in 1808, this is the oldest existing cemetery in Hudson and Summit County. Ruth Mills Brown (1772-1808), wife of Owen Brown and mother of abolitionist leader John Brown(1800-1859) was the first burial here. Also at rest are many of the town's pioneers including founder David Hudson. The last burial was in 1900".)
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In Memory of Silas Cook who died Feb. 18, 1831 AE 60 Years.
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