Source: Los Angeles Herald
Date: 15 DEC 1906
Abstract: Mrs. Nancy M. Cook, 71 years old, died this morning (Dec. 14) at her home, 627 East Sixth street, after a protracted illness. She had lived in Long Beach two years, but had resided in Riverside and other Southern California towns for twelve years. She leaves a husband, H. A. B. Cook, and a daughter, Mrs. Silas Irvin of this city. She was an aunt of William Cook, assistant cashier in the National Bank of Long Beach.
Date: 15 DEC 1906
Abstract: Mrs. Nancy M. Cook, 71 years old, died this morning (Dec. 14) at her home, 627 East Sixth street, after a protracted illness. She had lived in Long Beach two years, but had resided in Riverside and other Southern California towns for twelve years. She leaves a husband, H. A. B. Cook, and a daughter, Mrs. Silas Irvin of this city. She was an aunt of William Cook, assistant cashier in the National Bank of Long Beach.
Source: Los Angeles Herald
Date: 15 DEC 1906
Abstract: Mrs. Nancy M. Cook, 71 years old, died this morning (Dec. 14) at her home, 627 East Sixth street, after a protracted illness. She had lived in Long Beach two years, but had resided in Riverside and other Southern California towns for twelve years. She leaves a husband, H. A. B. Cook, and a daughter, Mrs. Silas Irvin of this city. She was an aunt of William Cook, assistant cashier in the National Bank of Long Beach.
Date: 15 DEC 1906
Abstract: Mrs. Nancy M. Cook, 71 years old, died this morning (Dec. 14) at her home, 627 East Sixth street, after a protracted illness. She had lived in Long Beach two years, but had resided in Riverside and other Southern California towns for twelve years. She leaves a husband, H. A. B. Cook, and a daughter, Mrs. Silas Irvin of this city. She was an aunt of William Cook, assistant cashier in the National Bank of Long Beach.
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