John Bailey Hook

Birth12 Nov 1812 - Rich Patch, Alleghany, Virginia, United States

Death12 Sep 1884 - Freeman, Cass, Missouri, United States

MotherElizabeth Harnsbarger

FatherStephen HOOK

Born in Rich Patch, Alleghany, Virginia, United States on 12 Nov 1812 to Stephen HOOK and Elizabeth Harnsbarger. John Bailey Hook married Paulina Elizabeth CUMMINGS and had 13 children. He passed away on 12 Sep 1884 in Freeman, Cass, Missouri, United States.

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Parents

Stephen Hook
1785 - 1866

Elizabeth Harnsbarger
1787 - 1864

Spouse(s)

Paulina Elizabeth Cummings
1829 - 1877

Eliza Holms
Unknown - 1848

Children Show all

Alonzo Stephen Hook
1849 - 1936

Thomas Madison Hook
1851 - 1908

Elizabeth Hook
1853 - 1884

Nancy Price Hook
1866 - 1882

Mary Lee Hook
1863 - 1928

Cuthbert Perry Hook
1860 - Unknown

Martha Jane Hook
1868 - 1941

Roesultha Hook
1856 - 1922

Elias Hook
1858 - 1918

George Henry Hook
1870 - 1946

Rutherford Ralph Hook
1837 - 1915

John Alexander Hook
1839 - Unknown

James Proctor Hook
1877 - 1877

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