son of Chelsea Cook & 2nd wife
Helen M (Jennison) Cook
m. Mary Truesdell
died at home after an illness of several weeks that required an operation at Springfield Mass hospital; born Conway and after high school there became a teller at the Conway bank; became cashier there in 1902 and held that position until his death; member of Morning Sun lodge of Masons and was secretary for that group; member of Eastern Star, Community Club, and Methodist Church where he served as stewart and was on Executive committee of United Church; married Dec 1900 to Mary Truesdell who survives; also surviving are mother Helen J Cook, 3 sisters Mrs Julia Delabarre and Mrs Robert Jose of Washington State and Mrs Clarence Hassell of Conway, a brother S Walden Cook of Florence and 3 half-brothers Arthur M Cook of Fort Pierce Fla, Richard H Cook of Haydenville, and Charles L Cook of Greenfield. [obit published Aug 25, 1923 in the Springfield Republican]
Helen M (Jennison) Cook
m. Mary Truesdell
died at home after an illness of several weeks that required an operation at Springfield Mass hospital; born Conway and after high school there became a teller at the Conway bank; became cashier there in 1902 and held that position until his death; member of Morning Sun lodge of Masons and was secretary for that group; member of Eastern Star, Community Club, and Methodist Church where he served as stewart and was on Executive committee of United Church; married Dec 1900 to Mary Truesdell who survives; also surviving are mother Helen J Cook, 3 sisters Mrs Julia Delabarre and Mrs Robert Jose of Washington State and Mrs Clarence Hassell of Conway, a brother S Walden Cook of Florence and 3 half-brothers Arthur M Cook of Fort Pierce Fla, Richard H Cook of Haydenville, and Charles L Cook of Greenfield. [obit published Aug 25, 1923 in the Springfield Republican]
son of Chelsea Cook & 2nd wife
Helen M (Jennison) Cook
m. Mary Truesdell
died at home after an illness of several weeks that required an operation at Springfield Mass hospital; born Conway and after high school there became a teller at the Conway bank; became cashier there in 1902 and held that position until his death; member of Morning Sun lodge of Masons and was secretary for that group; member of Eastern Star, Community Club, and Methodist Church where he served as stewart and was on Executive committee of United Church; married Dec 1900 to Mary Truesdell who survives; also surviving are mother Helen J Cook, 3 sisters Mrs Julia Delabarre and Mrs Robert Jose of Washington State and Mrs Clarence Hassell of Conway, a brother S Walden Cook of Florence and 3 half-brothers Arthur M Cook of Fort Pierce Fla, Richard H Cook of Haydenville, and Charles L Cook of Greenfield. [obit published Aug 25, 1923 in the Springfield Republican]
Helen M (Jennison) Cook
m. Mary Truesdell
died at home after an illness of several weeks that required an operation at Springfield Mass hospital; born Conway and after high school there became a teller at the Conway bank; became cashier there in 1902 and held that position until his death; member of Morning Sun lodge of Masons and was secretary for that group; member of Eastern Star, Community Club, and Methodist Church where he served as stewart and was on Executive committee of United Church; married Dec 1900 to Mary Truesdell who survives; also surviving are mother Helen J Cook, 3 sisters Mrs Julia Delabarre and Mrs Robert Jose of Washington State and Mrs Clarence Hassell of Conway, a brother S Walden Cook of Florence and 3 half-brothers Arthur M Cook of Fort Pierce Fla, Richard H Cook of Haydenville, and Charles L Cook of Greenfield. [obit published Aug 25, 1923 in the Springfield Republican]
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Edwin T Cook
Jan 29 1871-Aug 24 1923
Mary J Truesdell his wife
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