THE DAILY PATRIOT
Wednesday morning, April 18, 1880
Carthage, Missouri
-J. J. Cook, an old man who lived until recently in the eastern part of the city, but who had lately moved on to his farm in the country, died yesterday morning. He was an uncle of Mrs. President Hayes, and a very highly esteemed citizen in this community. We learned no particulars of his death.
Wednesday morning, April 18, 1880
Carthage, Missouri
-J. J. Cook, an old man who lived until recently in the eastern part of the city, but who had lately moved on to his farm in the country, died yesterday morning. He was an uncle of Mrs. President Hayes, and a very highly esteemed citizen in this community. We learned no particulars of his death.
THE DAILY PATRIOT
Wednesday morning, April 18, 1880
Carthage, Missouri
-J. J. Cook, an old man who lived until recently in the eastern part of the city, but who had lately moved on to his farm in the country, died yesterday morning. He was an uncle of Mrs. President Hayes, and a very highly esteemed citizen in this community. We learned no particulars of his death.
Wednesday morning, April 18, 1880
Carthage, Missouri
-J. J. Cook, an old man who lived until recently in the eastern part of the city, but who had lately moved on to his farm in the country, died yesterday morning. He was an uncle of Mrs. President Hayes, and a very highly esteemed citizen in this community. We learned no particulars of his death.
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