John W. Cook, Jr. and Elizabeth Hise Cook had a daughter, Rachel, born in 1812. She married Thomas George Smith in 1831 and they all traveled together from Greene County, Tennessee to Johnson County, Missouri.
Greenberry, Elijah, Mary Ann, and Elizabeth Smith, buried in the Cook Cemetery are children of Rachel and Thomas.
Contributed by: Joyce Ellen
Family details can be sourced from Webtrees:
Elizabeth Betsey Hise
Children:
Cynthia Cook (1810 - 1879)
Rachel Cook (1812 - 1895)
Lavina Cook (1814 - 1900)
Amanda Cook (1819 - 1911)
Elijah Smith (1821 - 1898)
Katherine Cook (1823 - 1910)
Mary Cook (1825 - 1833)
Margaret Cook (1827 - 1888)
James Cook (1829 - 1916)
Ambrose Cook (1832 - 1834)
Catharine Cook (1833 - 1910)
Susanna Cook (1834 - 1912)
Anna Cook (1836 - )
William Cook (1837 - 1901)
John W. Cook, Jr. and Elizabeth Hise Cook had a daughter, Rachel, born in 1812. She married Thomas George Smith in 1831 and they all traveled together from Greene County, Tennessee to Johnson County, Missouri.
Greenberry, Elijah, Mary Ann, and Elizabeth Smith, buried in the Cook Cemetery are children of Rachel and Thomas.
Contributed by: Joyce Ellen
Family details can be sourced from Webtrees:
Elizabeth Betsey Hise
Children:
Cynthia Cook (1810 - 1879)
Rachel Cook (1812 - 1895)
Lavina Cook (1814 - 1900)
Amanda Cook (1819 - 1911)
Elijah Smith (1821 - 1898)
Katherine Cook (1823 - 1910)
Mary Cook (1825 - 1833)
Margaret Cook (1827 - 1888)
James Cook (1829 - 1916)
Ambrose Cook (1832 - 1834)
Catharine Cook (1833 - 1910)
Susanna Cook (1834 - 1912)
Anna Cook (1836 - )
William Cook (1837 - 1901)
Family Members
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Cynthia Cook
1810–1879
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Lavina Cook Gragg
1814–1900
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Anna Cook
1816–1825
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Amanda Cook Gragg
1819–1911
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Elijah Cook
1821–1898
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Catharine Cook Gragg
1823–1910
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Katherine Cook
1823–1910
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Mary Cook
1825–1833
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Margaret Cook
1827–1888
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James Cook
1829–1916
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Ambrose Cook
1832–1834
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Suzanne Cook
1834–1922
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Anna Cook
1836 – unknown
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William Cook
1837–1901
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