Contributor: G Price
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Dubuque Democratic Herald – June 6, 1865
OBITUARY - The remains of Lieutenant D. G. Cook, of the 12th Illinois Colored Regiment, arrived Saturday night and were taken to Center Grove, yesterday, for final internment, where his wife resides. He was killed last December in Tennessee. The coffin was wrapped in the flag of his country, and conveyed to its last resting place, by his friends. The funeral services were held over the remains, at the house of Mrs. Fanning, by Rev. Ames. He leaves a wife and one child.
Born in Chambersburg, Franklin Co., PA.
Contributor: G Price
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Dubuque Democratic Herald – June 6, 1865
OBITUARY - The remains of Lieutenant D. G. Cook, of the 12th Illinois Colored Regiment, arrived Saturday night and were taken to Center Grove, yesterday, for final internment, where his wife resides. He was killed last December in Tennessee. The coffin was wrapped in the flag of his country, and conveyed to its last resting place, by his friends. The funeral services were held over the remains, at the house of Mrs. Fanning, by Rev. Ames. He leaves a wife and one child.
Born in Chambersburg, Franklin Co., PA.
Inscription
LIEUT DAVID G. COOKE,
Of the 12 Reg.
U. S. C. T.
met his death at
the hands of
Guerrillas at
COTTAGE GROVE
TENN.
DEC. 22, 1864
AGD. 30 YRS.
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He lived for God
and his country.
Family Members
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Sarah Jane Cook
1833–1833
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Hannah Mary Cook
1833–1833
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Elizabeth Jane Cook Kuhn
1836–1875
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Louise Naomi Cook Elliott
1838–1894
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Margaretta Watson Cook
1840–1841
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William Spencer Cooke
1842–1924
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William Spencer Cook
1842 – unknown
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Mary Adams Cook
1845–1847
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Phoebe Ann Cook
1849 – unknown
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Margaretta Caroline Cook Reid
1851–1906
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Sophia Ellen Cook
1853–1893
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