From the "Commemorative Biographical Record of Northeastern Pennsylvania"
by Beers in 1900:

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  William and Catherine (White) Cool, natives of Warren county, N.J. came
to Susquehanna county in 1848, settling in Auburn township.  William Cool
was a lifelong farmer.  He and his wife died at South Auburn, he in 1875,
at the age of seventy-eight years, she in 1887, at the age of ninety-two.
Their remains rest in Jersey Hill cemetery.  They were members of the
M.E. Church, and Mr. Cool was a Mason of high standing.  This worthy couple
were the parents of seven children, viz:  Harrison, who died young; Ann M.,
wife of Milton Lott, a farmer of Auburn township; George R.; Amy, who died
young; Riason, deceased; Martha, widow of George France, of Wilkes Barre,
Penn.; and Susan, wife of Rufus Carter, a farmer of Auburn township.

  William Cool's parents, Paul C. and Susan (Raub) Cool, were natives of
Germany and New Jersey, respectively, and were engaged in farming in New
Jersey, dying in Warren county, that State.

  Catherine (White) Cool's parents were William and Amy (Runion) White, who
were natives of New Jersey, and passed their closing years in Susquehanna
county, dying in Auburn township.

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Tombstone inscriptions from Jersey Hill Cemetery, Susquehanna County,
Pennsylvania:

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Catharine wife of Wm. Cool died March 23, 1885 aged 90 years & 20 days

Mother dearest thou has left us
We shall meet you here no more
Death has called and gently bore you
From us to that other shore
Long your feeble steps has warned us
Long we'd seen it on your brow
Yet too soon we're called to speak it
Oh, we have no mother now

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William Cool died March 29, 1872 aged 78 years

Father thou art gone to rest
And this shall be our prayer
That when we reach our journey's end
Thy glory we may share

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