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Fannie Delilah Cook 1910–1996 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 18 Sep 1910
Birth Location: Hot House, Fannin, Georgia
Death Date: 26 Dec 1996
Death Location: Clayton, Georgia
Father: James Cook
Mother: AMANDA DILLS
Spouse(s): Samuel Cole
Children(s): Bessie Cole, Mildred Cole, Johnny Cole
Fannie Delilah Cook was born in 1910 in Hot House, Fannin, Georgia, the child of James Thomas Cook And Amanda Manda W Dills. Fannie Delilah Cook married Samuel Newman Cole, and had children including Bessie Lillian Cole, Johnny Cole, Mary Sue Cole, Mildred Cole. Fannie Delilah Cook passed away in 1996 in Clayton, Georgia.
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Biography
- Fannie Delilah Cook was born in 1910 in Hot House, Fannin, Georgia, the child of James Thomas Cook And Amanda Manda W Dills.
- Fannie Delilah Cook married Samuel Newman Cole, and had children including Bessie Lillian Cole, Johnny Cole, Mary Sue Cole, Mildred Cole.
- Fannie Delilah Cook passed away in 1996 in Clayton, Georgia.
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Fannie Cook's Descendants
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1. Bessie (Lillian) Cole 1938–2015 m. Steven (Baxter) Long 1935–2006 m. Walter (Sanford) Wright 1937–2015
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2. Mildred Cole 1944–1997
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3. Johnny Cole 1948–2007
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 18 Sep 1910
Event Place: Hot House, Fannin, Georgia
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 26 Dec 1996
Event Place: Clayton, Georgia