by Patricia Parkin Felsted 

William Hook's property loss was influenced by his son's death in the Civil War. His wife, Lorindo, applied for a Widow's Pension following his passing. The family lineage continued through descendants like Martha White Hook and James Furney.

John Hook, another son of William, faced health issues after the war and received compensation. Henry C., William's eldest son, had a large family and remarried later in life. The family history reflects the impact of war on individuals and subsequent generations.

The detailed genealogy of the Hook family descendants is provided, with personal and intimate details about the ancestors, focusing on Rosa Lee Hook (the author's great-grandmother) and her story. Why did she leave this earth at such a young age?

(116p. n.d (after 2004 ))