First name could have been Elizabeth. She was the daughter of Abigal (Abigail) W. Brown Cook and Phillip Cook. This child's marker was recently dug up at a house on Elm St. in Chillicothe, Ohio 2015. It is not known then if her remains were reinterred as others were from this cemetery. Question: Were the stones moved with the remains of those moved? This child's mother's maiden name is not known. Abigail was married to a Brown prior to her marriage to Phillip Cook. Phillip ended up at the Home for disabled volunteers in Dayton Oh and is buried at Dayton National Cem. Abigail and her children moved from Buckskin TWP, Ross, Ohio to Iowa by 1870. Abigail is either a widow or divorced with two children (Louisa Brown and Almira Brown) living in Buckskin TWP, Ross, Oh in 1850. In 1860 Phillip and Abigal were still living in Buckskin TWP, Oh with living children; Almira Brown and Ellen B Cook.
First name could have been Elizabeth. She was the daughter of Abigal (Abigail) W. Brown Cook and Phillip Cook. This child's marker was recently dug up at a house on Elm St. in Chillicothe, Ohio 2015. It is not known then if her remains were reinterred as others were from this cemetery. Question: Were the stones moved with the remains of those moved? This child's mother's maiden name is not known. Abigail was married to a Brown prior to her marriage to Phillip Cook. Phillip ended up at the Home for disabled volunteers in Dayton Oh and is buried at Dayton National Cem. Abigail and her children moved from Buckskin TWP, Ross, Ohio to Iowa by 1870. Abigail is either a widow or divorced with two children (Louisa Brown and Almira Brown) living in Buckskin TWP, Ross, Oh in 1850. In 1860 Phillip and Abigal were still living in Buckskin TWP, Oh with living children; Almira Brown and Ellen B Cook.
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
