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Nellie Jane {unknown} Cook

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Nellie Jane Cook was the th child of and the th child born to . Nellie Jane was born 3 Mar 1903 in Tennessee when Nellie Jane married Royce Calvert on 1921/2 at the age of ???. and married Albert Franklin Cook on 1937 at the age of ???. . Nellie Jane died 1 Aug 1996 at the age of 93.

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Siblings  Nellie Jane {unknown}
Children  Marion Irene Calvert 1Dorothy Evelyn Calvert 1William Louis (Billy) Calvert 1Mary Lounell Cook 2

Biography/Pictures

Biographical information was last updated: May 21, 2025.

Nellie was adopted at 6 weeks old by Lizzie Lougenia Field and her husband. Nellie's actual parents are unknown at this time. The 1930 census shows that Nellie was living with Lizzie Fields at the time, and had a surname of Calvert. It appears that Nellie's birth parents were from Arkansas, as written in the 1930 census.

Nellie worked ironing clothes at a laundry business in Fort Worth according to family members.

Click here for Nellie's tombstone at Mount Olivet cemetery, Fort Worth, TX. The tombstone is also available at findagrave.com.

References

Last data update: May 21, 2025

1930 United States Census Document, Block# 3706, Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas; Enumeration Date: Apr 17, 1930, lines 1-7 Citation post date: 2006-06-12

Personal genealogical research information and notes provided by Mary Lounell (Cook) Robinson, Citation post date: 2006-06-09

Personal genealogical research information and notes provided by Rachel (Robinson) Sutton, Citation post date: 2006-06-09

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