From a newspaper probably local to Warren County, New Jersey in 1850:

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Knowlton Twp, Warren Co, NJ

Enoch Cool, son of Paul and Polly Cool, was a blacksmith, single, age 26.,
m. in Hainesburgh by J. P. McCormick of Columbia Methodist Church to Mary
Ann Lake, dau of Abraham Lake age 24, single.  Dated 1850 in Knowlton.

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NOTE - Mary Ann Lake above should actually be Mary Jane Lake.



From Civil War enrollment records:

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Cool, David
Enrolled 9-6-61                   At Montrose, Pa.
M.I. 9-6-61 As Pvt.               At    "      (State Serv)
M.O.
Discharged
Age at enrollment 18              Complexion
Height                            Eyes
Hair                              Occupation, Farmer
Residence
Remarks. Disc. by S. C. of D. (date unknown)

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From the Montrose Democrat, Montrose, Pennsylvania dated March 17, 1863:

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  In South Bridgewater, on the 7th inst., David Cool, of Co. D. 50th P.V.,
in the 19th year of his age.  David enlisted at the time his Company was
organized, and with his comrades, encountered the perils and hardships of
the noted passage to Port Royal on board the Winfield Scott, as well as
other dangers incident to a soldier's life.  He enjoyed good health up to
last July, and was considered a good and brave soldier; then he was taken
down with fever, which terminated in quick consumption.  He received his
discharge and returned home to his brother's house in South Bridgewater ten
weeks previous to his death, where he received all the kindness and care
necessary to be bestowed on one so very weak and emaciated, until death
released him from his sufferings.

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From the Montrose Democrat, Montrose, Pennsylvania dated May 25, 1899:

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E. L. Cool

  Enoch L. Cool, of South Montrose, a well-known citizen, passed "over the
river" Wednesday morning, May 24th, 1899, aged 75 years, after a protracted
illness.  He is survived by his wife.
  His funeral will take place Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at his
late home.

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From the Montrose Democrat, Montrose, Pennsylvania dated June 1, 1899:

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E. L. Cool

  The funeral of the late E. L. Cool, who died at his home at South Montrose,
May 24, 1899, took place at the South Montrose church, Friday, at 2:30 p.m.
  Rev. H. B. Benedict read the scripture lesson.  Rev. I. N. Shipman,
of Binghamton, (a former pastor) preached an impressive sermon, and
Rev. Dr. H. H. Dresser, of Binghamton, (also a former pastor) spoke of
his remembrances of personal traits and character of the deceased, and his
standing all those long years in the community.
  The pall bearers were six nephews of the deceased, E C Lake, E R Lake,
M L Lake, Marshall Lake, Abram Lake, and H. T. Lake.  J. E. O'Brien was
funeral direction.

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From the Belvidere Apollo, Belvidere, New Jersey dated June 9, 1899:

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COOL - May 24, at South Montrose, Pa., Enoch L. Cool, formerly of Blairstown,
aged 75 years.

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From the Independent Republican, Montrose, Pennsylvania dated February
15, 1901:

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Cool, Mary J.

  The death of Mrs. Mary J. Cool, widow of E. L. Cool, occured [sic]
at her late residence near South Montrose, on the evening of Wednesday,
February 13, 1901.  She had been ill about 3 weeks with typhoid Pneumonia,
and her age was 76 years.  Funeral will be held on Sunday, February 17.
Services at the church at South Montrose at 11:30 p.m.

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"Kirkbride's New Jersey Business Directory"
Stacy B. Kirkbride, Jr
1850-1851

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Warren County

BLACKSMITHS.

Enoch Cool, Hainesburg.

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From LDS microfilm #0584584
Index - Marriages, Middlesex - Warren Co, 1848 - 1864

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         Age of
Date of   Each  Single   Married  Residence  Official  Where     Names of           Residence     Names of             Occupation  Time of
Marriage  M  F or Wid'd  by Whom             Station  Married    Parties                          Parents                          Making Record

14 Oct   25 25  Single   J P      Columbia   Methodist Hainesburgh Enoch Cool       Hainesburgh   Paul & Polly Cool    Blacksmith  26 May 1851
1850            Single   McCormick           Minister              Mary Jane Lake   Hainesburgh   Abraham Lake

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