Cook Family, Indiana

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Marilyn Jacobs

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01/25/2014

Cook Family, Indiana

This was taken in Urbana Indiana. I believe they ran the store.

Date & Place: in Urbana, Wabash County, Indiana United States

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I just added this photo of my grandfather, Ralph H. Oliver 1885-1942. He was an only child of Thomas Oliver (1854-1941) and Mary Francis Harter. Thomas was one of 9 children of Benjamin F. Oliver 1817-1892 and Sebethany Westlake. I have not been able to confirm where Benjamin was born but some records said Augusta County VA. He died in Dayton Montgomery County Ohio. I hope Ancient Faces will notify me of any emails!

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