Henry Cook... This would be Henry, married to Catherine Rose, his cousin. This pertains to an Oath of Alligence during the Civil War..was taken in 1861..and these interviews were done shortly afterwards.. only Cook found so far... Henry Cook (36). Born in Wayne Co Tenn been in AR 2 years. I took the oath at Ananias Stobaughs the oath was for home protection; against Robbers of other states; never understood the Ribbon to be a sign to Lincoln’s army, have been a secessionist since the Union was divided always been willing to fight for the South. G V _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

I just got back from my grandmother's funeral (she made it all the way to 99 years, 7 months) in Florida at the Flagler Memorial Cemetery. Her name was Alice Delight Allen Cook (1902-2001). She was married to Frank Wilson Cook (1904-1946). Frank's brother and sister were Ralph and Mary Ethel Cook Justice (Sept 30 1897, May 21 1974). Some Cooks I found in the cemetery seemingly unrelated to my family follow. Maybe someone can use the information from the headstones: Fred E Cook, Florida, CMI USNR, WW II, Dec 11 1898, Nov 6 1957 John M Pratt, Tennessee, PVT CO D 1 REGT Infantry, Aug 28 1871, Nov 29 1963 Lucille L Cook Narish, 1901-1971, Born Knoxville Tenn., Daughter of John M Pratt Gordon O Cook, 1884-1973 (husband), Ethel M Cook, 1891-1970 (wife) Mother Hattie G Wilson, 1869 - 1968 (was next to the next in list, so maybe a relative) Jack Gilman Cook, Sgt US Air Force, Aug 8 1947, Jan 10 1984 Barney Lee Cook, Florida, Pvt, US Marine Corps, WW I, Dec 22 1901, Feb 27 1955