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Cook, Zebedee, Jr.

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Was a trustee of the Cemetery from 1831-1833. Was one of the founding members of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society and served as their vice president from 1829-1834 and the president of MHS in 1835. He was a successful businessmen in insurance in Boston. Cook spoke at the second annual festival of the Mass. Hort. Society in 1830. Buried in Lot 397 on Rose Path.

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