Person:Kate Phillips (3)

m. 2 Jun 1836
  1. _____ PhillipsBet 1836 & 1866 - Bet 1896 & 1932
  2. Sophie PhillipsBet 1836 & 1866 - Aft 1896
  3. Kate "Katie" Phillips1837 - 1881
  4. Eliza Phillips1844 - 1926
  5. Horace Phillips1847 - 1904
m. 29 Jun 1863
  1. Lucy McCook1864 - 1923
  2. Kathleen McCook1870 - 1947
  3. Jeannette McCook1877 - Aft 1947
Facts and Events
Name Kate "Katie" Phillips
Married Name Mrs. Kate "Katie" Phillips McCook
Gender Female
Birth? 16 Apr 1837 Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, United States
Marriage 29 Jun 1863 to Maj. Gen. Alexander McDowell McCook
Death? 4 Aug 1881 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States
Burial[2] Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, United StatesPlot: Garden LN, Section 10, Lot 1, Space 10
Alt Burial[2] Salt Lake City Cemetery, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United Statesinitially buried here, but later moved by husband to Spring Grove cemetery
References
  1.   Death Articles for Katie Phillips McCook, in Dayton Daily Journal. (Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, United States).

    [from index]
    5 Aug 1881 - v. XIX, iss. 8 : pg. 1, col. 2 - died August 4 in Salt Lake City, Utah

    5 Aug 1881 - v. XIX, iss. 8 : pg. 1, col. 7 - died August 4, in Salt Lake City, Utah, wife of A. McCook

    5 Aug 1881 - v. XIX, iss. 8 : pg. 4, col. 3 - died August 3, wife of Gen. A. McD McCook, dau of J. Dickinson

    6 Aug 1881 - v. XVIII, iss. 9 : pg. 4, col. 3 - Rumor about cause of death, see account

  2. 2.0 2.1 Kate Phillips McCook, in Find A Grave.

    [as of 3 Nov 2013 there is no headstone photo]

  3.   Death Notice. Gen. Alexander McDowell McCook, in Dayton Daily Journal. (Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, United States)
    p 1, 13 Jun 1903.

    ... His first wife was Kate Phillips, daughter of the late Jonathan D. Phillips, of this city who died some years ago. Subsequently he married Miss Colt of Milwaukee. His widow and three children by his first wife survive him, they being Mrs. Baker, wife of Major Baker of the army, Mrs. C. A. Craighead of this city, and Mrs. Dunlop of Washington, D. C. ...

  4.   Conover, Charlotte Reeve. Dayton Ohio an Intimate History.

    DAYTON, OHIO
    An Intimate History

    By
    CHARLOTTE REEVE CONOVER

    WITH ONE HUNDRED AND
    TWENTY-SIX ILLUSTRATIONS
    ____________

    COMPLETE IN ONE VOLUME
    ____________

    REPRINTED FROM
    “DAYTON AND MONTGOMERY COUNTY”

    PUBLISHED BY
    Lewis Historical Publishing Company, Inc.
    New York 1932
    www.daytonhistorybooks.com

    The children of Horatio Phillips were Jonathan Dickinson, who married Luciana Greene; Elizabeth (Mrs. Worthington); and Mariana (first Mrs. Robert Thruston, afterwards Mrs. John G. Lowe). From one generation to another the members of the family have been ornaments to the life of the city. The son, J. D. Phillips, followed in his father’s footsteps; a man of culture and taste, he was as generous as he was socially delightful and his gifts to public things were known to only a few friends. The first public library was especially indebted to him for its housing in the “new” Phillips block on the corner of Main and Second streets. The Phillips House was built by him and named in honor of his father. It was for eighty years the center of social and business life in Dayton and the best hotel in this part of Ohio. It is now destroyed. J. D. Phillips had one son, Horace, and four daughters: Mrs. A. D. McCook, Mrs. J. P. Davies, Mrs. J. Harrison Hall and Miss Sophie Phillips. All are deceased. Mrs. Kathleen McCook Craighead, J. P. Davies, the Misses Alice, Eliza and Agnes Hall are grandchildren; Mrs. Katherine Houk Talbott and her nine children, and their twenty-eight children, are third and fourth generation descendants of the Phillips family.

  5.   Steele, Robert Wilbur, and Mary Davies Steele. Early Dayton: with important facts and incidents from the founding of the city of Dayton, Ohio, to the hundredth anniversary, 1796-1896. (Dayton, Ohio: W.J. Shuey, 1896).

    J. D. Phillips had one son, Horace,-who married Miss Nannie Pease and lives in Seattle.-and four daughters. Mrs. A. McD. McCook, deceased, Mrs. J. P. Davies, Mrs. J. Harrison Hall, and Miss Sophia Phillips.

  6.   National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970.

    Name: Alexander McCook Craighead
    SAR Membership: 50692
    Birth Date: 30 Oct 1893
    Birth Place: Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio
    Father: Charles Anderson Craighead
    Mother: Kathleen McCook

    Patriot from whom he was descended: Jonathan Phillips of New Jersey

    Line of descendancy:
    Philip Phillips
    Patriot Jonathan Phillips m. Mary Foreman
    Horatio Gates Phillips m. Eliza Smith Houston
    Jonathan Dickenson Phillips m. Lucianna Ziegler Greene
    Kate Phillips m. Alexander McDowell McCook
    Kathleen McCook m. Charles Anderson Craighead
    Alexander McCook Craighead was the member