Biography of I. N. Cool, pages 856 /857.  History of De Kalb County, 
Indiana.  Inter-State Publishing Company, Chicago, 1885.

I. N. Cool, manufacture of buggies and carriages, Auburn, IN., is a native 
of De Kalb County Ind., born in Jackson Township, Oct. 12, 1850.  He is the 
second son and third child of Isaac and Catherine (Snyder) Cool, natives of 
New York and early settlers of De Kalb County, coming here in 1843.  He was 
reared on a farm, receiving his early education in the district schools and 
completing it at the Auburn Academy.  While attending school he taught for a 
time.  After reaching his majority he began to clerk in a general store in 
Auburn, and a year later became associated with his employer in the grocery 
department.  He subsequently bought his partner’s interest and carried on 
the business alone two years.  Then sold out and engaged in the livery 
business five years, and in 1881 established his present business.  He 
manufactures all kinds of buggies and carriages, and does a general 
repairing business.  Mr. Cool was married July 16, 1877, to Allie Fair, 
daughter of Abraham and Christina (Delong) Fair, early settlers of De Kalb 
County from Dayton, Ohio. They have three children---Vina F., Sidney M., 
and Franklin C.  Politically Mr. Cool is a Democrat.

Submitted by:
Arlene Goodwin
Auburn, Indiana
Agoodwin@ctlnet.com