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Memorial to Mr. J. T. CookBrother J. T. Cook was born March 10, 1849 and departed this life to take on life immortal May 28, 1915. He was a man of spotless moral character, always upholding and living the principles of righteousness and brotherly-kindness. He joined the Methodist church when he was 26 years of age and he has always been true and faithful to his church, serving God in sincerity and in truth. He was made a Mason in 1880 and was a charter member of Jenkinsburg lodge. He remained true to the very end to his Masonic obligations. He was alwayB faithful to his lodge and was always on hand when it met. He was a true Mason* a true Christian and has reaped his reward in his. everlasting inheringtance with the saints of God.Into the realms of endless light His sainted soul hath flown, Today his spirit rests besides HIb Father’s golden throne.Within the arms of Him he loves, Upon His precious breast,He Jeans on Him above,Who died to give him rest.Be it resolved. That the above memorial of Bro. J. T. Cook be adopted by the Jenkinsburg lodge No. 474, F. A. M., that a copy be sent the county Paper for publication, and a copy be handed to his devoted wire.Respectfully submitted.Rev. Frank G. Spearman,T. B. Fletcher,J. H. Mills,Committee.
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Butts County Progress
Jackson, Georgia, US
Fri, Jun 25, 1915
Page 4
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