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Corinna, I looked in the Van Buren County Cemetery listings and couldn't find Ishum Cook. Did he serve in the civil war? Could he have been buried in Cleburne County? I found the family in the 1860 Census and I'm sending that along in case you don't have this info. I will check the 1870 Census when I get a chance to go to Clinton. Which might be a few weeks or so.Here is the family census:
H# F# Name Age Sex R Prof Birth
151 154 Isham Cook 37 M W farmer AL
Rhoda M. 27 F W TN
James 15 M W laborer TN
Mary J. 13 F W TN
Wm. P. 11 M W TN
Francis D. 5 F W TN
Cynthia C. 2 F W TN
In the Van Buren County marriages I found a Rody Cook that married a Jess R Shipp in 1868 in book 1 pg. 1140, which is available through the courthouse or Historical society.It doesn't list a month or day unfortunately.
I hope this info is somewhat helpful and I will keep looking.
Bye for now,
Donna
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