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Lydia E Cook

BirthAug 1872 - Missouri, USA
Death06 Dec 1949 - Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
MotherMargaret Ann Miller
FatherGeorge Washington Cook

Born in Missouri, USA on Aug 1872 to George Washington Cook and Margaret Ann Miller. Lydia E Cook married John Wesley Honeycutt and had 10 children. She passed away on 06 Dec 1949 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah.

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Parents
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George Washington Cook
1832 - 1901
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Margaret Ann Miller
1851 - 1888
Spouse(s)
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John Wesley Honeycutt
1858 - 1945
Children Show all
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Ivy Marguerite Honeycutt Green
1897 - 1978
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Beulah Evelena Cook
1899 - 1989
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Nora "Mama Jack" E Honeycutt
1894 - 1943
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Myrtle May Honeycutt
1891 - 1912
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James Asa Honeycutt
1888 - 1931
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Golden Violet Honeycutt
1904 - 1991
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George Erie Honeycutt
1902 - 1975
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John Carlin Honeycutt
1908 - 1984
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Rowland V Honeycutt
1904 - Unknown
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Jeanette Loyse Honeycutt
1911 - 1995

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