Excerpt from "A Narrative History of The People of Iowa" by Edgar Rubey Harlan, 1935
"At Whitestown, New York, Ira Cook married, March 16, 1809, Rachel Faxon, who was born in Conway, Massachusetts, June 25, 1783, daughter of Thomas and Rachel (David) Faxon, and a
descendant of Thomas Faxon, who settled in Suffolk County, Massachusetts, about 1647."
She came to Davenport in 1836 and died the next year.
Originally buried at Davenport City Cemetery.
"At Whitestown, New York, Ira Cook married, March 16, 1809, Rachel Faxon, who was born in Conway, Massachusetts, June 25, 1783, daughter of Thomas and Rachel (David) Faxon, and a
descendant of Thomas Faxon, who settled in Suffolk County, Massachusetts, about 1647."
She came to Davenport in 1836 and died the next year.
Originally buried at Davenport City Cemetery.
Excerpt from "A Narrative History of The People of Iowa" by Edgar Rubey Harlan, 1935
"At Whitestown, New York, Ira Cook married, March 16, 1809, Rachel Faxon, who was born in Conway, Massachusetts, June 25, 1783, daughter of Thomas and Rachel (David) Faxon, and a
descendant of Thomas Faxon, who settled in Suffolk County, Massachusetts, about 1647."
She came to Davenport in 1836 and died the next year.
Originally buried at Davenport City Cemetery.
"At Whitestown, New York, Ira Cook married, March 16, 1809, Rachel Faxon, who was born in Conway, Massachusetts, June 25, 1783, daughter of Thomas and Rachel (David) Faxon, and a
descendant of Thomas Faxon, who settled in Suffolk County, Massachusetts, about 1647."
She came to Davenport in 1836 and died the next year.
Originally buried at Davenport City Cemetery.
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