Little Mysterious Girl Found In Glass Coffin From Another Century. Now Identified!!!

A construction crew was working near the University of San Francisco and was shocked to the toe when they discovered a small, sealed coffin that held a child underneath the land they were working on.
Inside the coffin, the construction workers identified a small girl with long blonde hair wearing a white lacy dress.

According to reports the Investigators nicknamed the child ‘Miranda Eve’ but one woman was determined to discover the real name of the dead girl so that she could be properly laid to rest. According to her research and discovery The Name Of The Little Blonde Girl Wearing A White Lacy Dress Was EDITH HOWARD COOK.

A genealogist named Elissa Davey, and the finding of the Garden of Innocence Project, laid the little girl to rest last year, but she was determined to find out the real identity and history of the child so that she could properly mark her death.
Mrs Davey’s investigations into the identity of the dead child involved looking through thousands of burial records and grave plots in the nearby area in which the discovery was made.
Eventually, they discovered that the land the builders had been working on was once the grave plot of the Cook family. After analyzing death records from the time, Davey discovered that the name of the little girl was Edith Howard Cook.

later on Professor Eerkens, who assisted in the investigation, said that Edith had died from severe malnourished or marasmus. The professor said that it is likely that she contracted a disease and her weakened immune system was unable to fight it properly, so she succumbed. EDITH’S COFFIN.

Further investigation proves The coffins of the Cook family were exhumed from this spot in 1930s and moved to Colma.

However, it appears that Edith’s coffin was overlooked and left behind. Edith’s coffin has now been reunited with her family thanks to the efforts of Davey and Professor Eerkens research.
They have also managed to locate one of her living relatives, who happens to be an eighty-two-year-old named Peter Cook, who will attend the official funeral ceremony for his nineteenth-century ancestor as she is finally laid to rest in peace.

R.I.P  Edith Howard Cook

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