Samuel M Everett

Birth20 Jan 1844 - Athens, Clarke County, Georgia, USA

Death30 Jan 1928 - Cordell, Washita County, Oklahoma, USA

MotherFrances Americus Jennings

FatherWilliam Marion Cook

Born in Athens, Clarke County, Georgia, USA on 20 Jan 1844 to William Marion Cook and Frances Americus Jennings. Samuel M Everett married Elizabeth Rebecca J. A. 'Lizzie' McKay and had 16 children. He passed away on 30 Jan 1928 in Cordell, Washita County, Oklahoma, USA.

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Parents

William Marion Cook
1810 - 1853

Frances Americus Jennings
1821 - 1909

Spouse(s)

Elizabeth Rebecca J. A. 'Lizzie' Mckay
1860 - 1939

Elizabeth Cook
1845 - Unknown

Children Show all

Henry Grady Cook
1889 - 1963

Artie Price Cook
1903 - 1972

Walter Sankey Cook
1886 - 1975

William Moody Cook
1886 - 1972

Jessie Lee Cook
1897 - 1972

Leda Merritt Cook
1895 - 1990

Sam Jones Cook
1895 - 1962

John Cook
1882 - 1889

Mary Elizabeth Cook
1884 - 1978

Samuel Jene Cook
1897 - Unknown

Artie Price Cook
1903 - 1972

Florence Elizabeth Everett
1884 - 1953

Davis Cook
1862 - Unknown

Robert Cook
1871 - Unknown

Irene Cook
1868 - Unknown

Sarah Cook
1877 - Unknown

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