SHELBY COUNTY OHIO - OBIT: Mrs. Joseph C. Cook (d. 1915)

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Submitted by Karen Kuntz Williams


The Democrat
Friday, March 26, 1915

Well Known People Who Have Passed Away During The Last Week


COOK
  Mrs. Joseph C. Cook died Thursday morning at 4:30 at her home, at 
Bellfontaine, after illness of about two weeks of pneumonia.

  For more than 54 years Joseph Cook and his wife lived together in 
Bellefontaine.  Nine children were born to them, two dying in infancy 
and seven remaining, as follows:  Mrs. _____, ________, Ky; Mrs. 
William Stokes, Bellefontaine; Robert Cook, ex-sheriff, Bellefontaine; 
Mrs. William Brobst, Muncie, Ind; Mrs. A. L. McKittrick, Toledeo; Geo. 
Cook, Faribault, Minnesota; Clyde Cook, Bellfontaine.

   The funeral was held Saturday afternoon at 2:30 at the home and was 
in charge of Dr. C. E. Rice, pastor of the Lutheran church.  Burial was 
made at Bellfontaine cemetry.