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Vance Zebulon Cook

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Vance Zebulon Cook

Birth
Watauga County, North Carolina, USA
Death
18 Sep 1918 (aged 37)
Ballantine, Yellowstone County, Montana, USA
Burial
Ballantine, Yellowstone County, Montana, USA
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Son of Thomas Filmore and Helen Harman Cook of North Carolina, Vance was one of 14 children. He married a neighbor girl, Delia Corda Johnson, in 1904. They moved to Idaho first, then Washington, and finally to Ballentine, Montana. Vance worked with the Railroad. He must have died accidentally, as his World War I Draft Card was completed on September 12, 1918, just six days prior to his death. After he died, the young family was able to remain in housing provided for railroad workers. Delia would eventually remarry Gilbert G. Sather.
Son of Thomas Filmore and Helen Harman Cook of North Carolina, Vance was one of 14 children. He married a neighbor girl, Delia Corda Johnson, in 1904. They moved to Idaho first, then Washington, and finally to Ballentine, Montana. Vance worked with the Railroad. He must have died accidentally, as his World War I Draft Card was completed on September 12, 1918, just six days prior to his death. After he died, the young family was able to remain in housing provided for railroad workers. Delia would eventually remarry Gilbert G. Sather.

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