In a message dated 3/12/2003 10:26:20 PM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > [email protected] > I am really interested in your listing re Andrew J and Harmon S. Cook & Cook's Store but to sit things straight first, Andrew is not the name, it was Alvis Jackson Cook. He was my great grandfather and Harmon was my grandfather and Paul Cook whom you mentioned was my father. The Casedy brothers were my great uncles. I did know that John A. Barnard owned the store at one time, but did not know about the others and did not know how old the store was. Really interesting. I would love to have a copy of the article, if you want to contact me personally maybe we could work something out. Harmon did not die a year after he retired, he died Nov 28, 1955. The store was originally in Lon, Mo and then later became part of Rogersville. I was born just up the road from the store. While my father owned it we lived in the back and upstairs of the store, my grandparents lived across the road from the store. Harmon built a one room cabin on the Cook homestead before he married Biddie A. Berry, just north of Branson. Thanks for the article and again I would really like a copy of the article. Wanda (Cook) King [email protected]