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From The ARLINGTON JOURNAL(TEXAS)June 5 1936:
PIONEER RESIDENT DIES AT HOME
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday afternoon for Jacob
Cook, 78, pioneer Tarrant county resident who died at his
home between Arlington and Handley, Monday. Services were
conducted at the Handley Methodist Church, with Rev. Alva E.
Miller officiating. Burial was in Rose Hill cemetery.
Pall bearers were A. E. Thomas, J. E. Conn, D. J. Wilkinson,
J. B. Miller, Mead Reno and Ed Swackhamer.
Mr. Cook, who came to Texas in 1884 from Ripley County, Indiana, was familiarly known as Uncle Jake to the old time
residents. He had lived 50 years on the stock farm he purchased when he moved to Texas. Many Arlington people
attended the services Tuesday.
He is survived by his widow and three children, Squire T.,
Ft. Worth; Arvy B. Cook, Handley; and Mrs. Grace Faltz, Indianapolis and a grandchild, Jakey Calvin Cook, Handley.
---Not related, no additional information.
Will Keller
Arlington, TX
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