ALAMANCE COUNTY, NC - OBITUARIES - Elizabeth Cooke, 25 May 1906
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Obituary: Elizabeth COOKE, 1906: Alamance County, NC
Surnames: COOKE, TISDALE

The News & Observer, Raleigh N.C. May 26, 1906, page 3

MISS ELIZABETH COOKE DEAD
Daughter of Judge Charles COOKE, of Louisburg, Passes
Away at Burlington
(Special to News and Observer)
Burlington, N.C. May 25.  The whole town is shocked
over the intelligence of the death of Miss Elizabeth
COOKE, which occurred at 4:30 this morning.  Miss
COOKE's home is in Louisburg, N.C., and four weeks ago
she came here on  a visit to her aunt, Mrs. J. M.
TISDALE. Two weeks ago she was taken ill, and a
complication of diseases set in, and several days ago
she became critically ill.  The best of medical aid
was rendered but she gradually grew worse and died
today.  She was the only daughter and youngest child
of Judge and Mrs. C. M. COOKE. She has six brothers,
who live all over the State all of whom, with her
father and mother, were with her when she passed away.
 The remains were carried to Louisburg today and will
be interred there tomorrow.  The whole town mourns
with the bereaved family and relatives over the loss
of one so young and popular, just budding into sweet
womanhood.