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You’re looking at two individuals, Pops and Pops, Jr.
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E. H. Cook, Private, Captain Robins’ Detached Company, Alabama Mounted Volunteers,* enlisted October 22, 1861 in Wilcox County, Ala. by Maj. J. Hesse at Mobile, Ala. for the war, value of horse $150, discharged on surgeon’s certificate of disability January 16, 1862, 59 year old Farmer, born in Christian County, Ky, 5’ 10”, light complexion, grey eyes, grey hair
* This company subsequently became Company C, 3rd Regiment Alabama Cavalry
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Enoch H. Cook, Private, Company H. 38th Regiment Alabama Infantry, enlisted May 13, 1862** at Fort Gaines for 3 years or the war, paid re-enlistment bonus of $50, on 30 days sick furlough September 25 to october 24, 1863, paid $9.90 for commutation of rations, promoted Sergeant, no date, receipted for an issue of clothing April 14, 1864, paroled at Selma, Ala. June, 1865, resident of Wilcox County, Ala., his file contains correspondence between the Adjutant General, War Department with Mrs. C. E. Jackson, Jr., 850 Mandalay, Clearwater, Florida, dated November 17, 1953
** This is the date of the only muster roll for Company H found in the records
M311: Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Alabama
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E H Cook in the 1860 United States Federal Census
Name: E H Cook
Age: 57
Birth Year: abt 1803
Gender: Male
Birth Place: Kentucky
Home in 1860: Western Division, Wilcox, Alabama
Post Office: Prairie Bluff
Value of Real Estate: $14,000 Personal Estate $58,090`
Household Members:
Name Age
E H Cook 57 Farmer
Elizabeth F Cook 54
Brunetta W Cook 31
E H Cook 21 Clerk
Junius A Cook 17
J G Cook 17
Eleanor E Cook 16
Thomas J Cook 14
Francis E Cook 13
Martha J Cook 9
Anna W Whitfield 34
Harriet Whitfield 23
John R Whitfield 4
R A Whitfield 2
Andrew J Cook 22
Julia Ann Cook 24
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Enoch Hooper Cook, Jr., Pvt., 38th Alabama Infantry
Private Enoch H. Cook who, with ten sons and two grandsons, served in the Confederate Army--possibly the largest number of soldiers furnished by one family. Of the 13, five were killed in action.
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