Philip Cook

Philip Cook of Georgia, M.C. Born 1817 in Twiggs County, Georgia,Served in C.S.A. 1861, Brigadier General in 1863, Leader in Gordons attack on Fort Stedman

Here for your browsing pleasure is an imposing photo of Philip Cook of Georgia, M.C. Born 1817 in Twiggs County, Georgia,Served in C.S.A. 1861, Brigadier General in 1863, Leader in Gordons attack on Fort Stedman. It was made in 1870.

The illustration documents Philip Cook of Georgia, M.C. Born 1817 in Twiggs County, Georgia,Served in C.S.A. 1861, Brigadier General in 1863, Leader in Gordons attack on Fort Stedman.

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Image ID# 46F29EBA

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And is Part of the Following Theme Groups:

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