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Documented relationships include: witnessed. 1 claim extracted from primary sources.

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1 primary source cite this place, including: Cook’s Peak, towering majestically as a… (1891).

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Cook's Peak place

id: p_cook-s-peak_af34b9

also known as: Cook's peak, Cook's Peak, Cook's Peak country, Cook's Peak country

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Summary: Geographic landmark in Round Up District No. 2.

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Claims (1)

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graves of brave men

cited from Cook’s Peak, towering majestically as a… (1891)

Cook’s Peak, towering majestically as a land mark, which can be seen for fifty miles in all directions, looks silently down upon the graves of innumerable brave men, over whose butchered remains the spectre sentinel stands a lonely vigil. Dozens …

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Mrs. Birchfield arrived_in Cook's Peak

Apache raiding party arrived_in Cook's Peak

Mrs. Birchfield arrived_in Cook's Peak— 1891-07-31

Miss Susie Foster arrived_in Cook's Peak— 1891-07-31

Maud Wayfield arrived_in Cook's Peak

Susie Foster arrived_in Cook's Peak

Audrey Smith arrived_in Cook's Peak

Netta Smith arrived_in Cook's Peak

Mrs. Keeler arrived_in Cook's Peak

Lizzie Baker arrived_in Cook's Peak

Mrs. Singer arrived_in Cook's Peak

Unnamed Mexican of Clifton died_in Cook's Peak— 1889-06-07

Crowdy Lee lived_at Cook's Peak— 1891-01-27

Teal-Poe Mining Company lived_at Cook's Peak

Bud Taylor lived_at Cook's Peak— 1891-01-27

Charlie Poe lived_at Cook's Peak— 1891-01-27

Casper Schutz lived_at Cook's Peak— 1891-01-27

Harry Lee lived_at Cook's Peak— 1891-01-27

Gussie Taylor lived_at Cook's Peak— 1891-01-27

Maud Gastaway lived_at Cook's Peak— 1891-01-27

Mrs. Gastaway lived_at Cook's Peak— 1891-01-27

Mr. Gastaway lived_at Cook's Peak— 1891-01-27

Mrs. Fred Singer owned Cook's Peak— last week

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J. L. Cunningham visited Cook's Peak— last week

Will Tossell visited Cook's Peak— last week

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Sources (1)

Cook’s Peak, towering majestically as a…

1891 · newspaper · public-domain