Pike County GaArchives Cemeteries.....Cook Cemetery - Complete
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Cook Cemetery
This family cemetery is located off of Harden Road. You can find this off of 
East Milner road or New Hope Road. This part of Harden is a dirt road if you 
are coming from East Milner Road when come upon a creek that crosses the 
road You will see a logging road that goes off into the woods at the creek on 
the right side if you were going towards New hope Road.. There is only one 
creek that crosses the road so it is easy to find the logging road. You will 
have to walk from there about 400 yards into the woods up an incline. 
Once you get up the incline looking over towards the right there is a house in a field. 
Looking ahead about 80 yards on the next small rise slightly to the left is the cemetery. 
It is in fairly good shape but could use a little work. It has Concrete post about three 
feet in height around the cemetery with pipe in it. 

This property is owned by Newton Timber Company. As of February 2005 
There six unmarked burials in this cemetery. 

Thomas Cook 
Born Sept. 14, 1805 
Died June 27, 1897 

Amison 
Wife of W. P. Horne 
Died May 15, 1872 
Age 39 years 

Susan Cook 
Wife of Thomas Cook 
Born July 24, 1802 
Died Jan. 8, 1849 

Alfred Cook 
Born Oct. 28, 1856 
Died Nov. 27, 2856 

Sarah Francis Cook 
Born June 3, 1868 
Died Aug. 20, 1862 

Richard Cook 
Born June 27, 1866 
Died Aug. 20, 1866 

James Cook 
Born June 3, 1868 
Died June 20, 1868 

Father 
J. A. Cook 
Born Dec. 16, 1829 
Died Nov. 15, 1908 
Married July 21, 1853 

Mother 
Mary E, Gardner Cook 
Born June 24, 1835 
Died Nov. 13, 1901 
Married July 21, 1853