Wells Family - Person Sheet
Wells Family - Person Sheet
NameStillman R. Cook 
Birth1 Dec 1834, Bellingham, Norfolk Co, MA
Census14 Jun 1880, Wrentham, Norfolk Co, MA
Memoroll#547, pg 275
Death22 Dec 1895, Bellingham, Norfolk Co, MA
BurialWilcox Cem, Bellingham, Norfolk Co, MA
OccupationStone Cutter
Misc. Notes
listed in 1870 Mass. census as a stone cutter.
There is a Stillman R. Cook (43, MA) listed in the 1880 census for Wrentham, MA. He is living with his 87 yr old mother, Mohonda, working as a farm laborer. It is unclear if this is the same Stillman, but would possibly explain why he was not living with his wife (and her mother).
There is a Stillman R. Cook (43, MA) listed in the 1880 census for Wrentham, MA. He is living with his 87 yr old mother, Mohonda, working as a farm laborer. It is unclear if this is the same Stillman, but would possibly explain why he was not living with his wife (and her mother).
Spouses
Birth30 Aug 1843, Vermont
Death1931
BurialWilcox Cem, Bellingham, Norfolk Co, MA
FatherRosman Fenton (1799-1870)
MotherElvira Snell (~1816-1890)
Misc. Notes
Listed in Mass. in 1870 with her husband and 2 daughters.
Listed as Mary B. Cook, married, but head of household in 1880 census for Rhode Island, working as a cook in a boarding house (37, VT). Living with her are 2 daughters and a son, plus her mother Elvira Fenton (64, VT), a niece Hellen Fenton and a boarder. By 1900 her sister Fannie is also living with them.
They may have divorced, as she then married Thomas Albin Buell (1843-1934), a Civil War veteran, about 1884 in Woonsocket, RI, where they are listed in 1900, including her daughter Lucia (47, NY). She is listed there as late as 1930, along with daughter Lucia and niece Helen Fenton.
Thomas died October 25, 1934 in Woonsocket, and is buried in River Bend Cemetery, but she is buried with her sister in the Wilcox cemetery in Mass.
Listed as Mary B. Cook, married, but head of household in 1880 census for Rhode Island, working as a cook in a boarding house (37, VT). Living with her are 2 daughters and a son, plus her mother Elvira Fenton (64, VT), a niece Hellen Fenton and a boarder. By 1900 her sister Fannie is also living with them.
They may have divorced, as she then married Thomas Albin Buell (1843-1934), a Civil War veteran, about 1884 in Woonsocket, RI, where they are listed in 1900, including her daughter Lucia (47, NY). She is listed there as late as 1930, along with daughter Lucia and niece Helen Fenton.
Thomas died October 25, 1934 in Woonsocket, and is buried in River Bend Cemetery, but she is buried with her sister in the Wilcox cemetery in Mass.
MarriageJun 1863
Divorce