Philip James McCook

1873–1963 (age 90)

Lawyer/Judge

Biography

Philip James McCook (1873–1963) was a distinguished lawyer and judge who dedicated his professional life to the law and the pursuit of justice. His legal career reflected a commitment to upholding the principles of American jurisprudence.

McCook's contributions to the legal profession and his community left a lasting impact. He was laid to rest at Union Cemetery, where his legacy as a man of law and principle is honored.

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