John Nelson Cox
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Daniel Root Cox | (family) | ||
John Nelson Cox | |||
0 | Martha Anne German |
- Spouse 1
- Polly Ann Barton (family)
- born Sept 1870, Died Fall 1890
- Polly=Molly=Mary
- buried in a private cemetery on her Grandfather Barton's land near Fanshaw Indian Territory (now Oklahoma)
- Parents: Moses and Martha Barton traveled with Cox and Wilson family out of Carolinas to Alabama and eventually to Oklahoma
- Source: Letter to Berneice Cox from Inez daughter of William R. Cox (brother of Marvin Cox)
- Spouse 2
- Parthenia Elizabeth Janes (family)
- 20 Sep 1891
- Haskell Co., Oklahoma
- Divorced: Bef. 1930
Data
- Birth
- 20 Jun 1868
- Hackett City, Sebastian Co., Arkansas
- Death
- 25 Feb 1951
- Henryetta, Okfuskee Co, Oklahoma
- Burial
- San Bois Cemetery, Kinta, Haskell County, Oklahoma
Sources
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1870 U.S. Census - Mississippi Township, Sebastian County, Arkansas, page 8 of 14
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Oklahoma, County Marriages, 1890-1995, 005192635, image 238 of 2011
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1900 U.S. Census - Red Oak, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory, page 28 of 42
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1910 U.S. Census - 0087, Center, Haskell, Oklahoma, Page 13 of 31
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1910 U.S. Census - ED 84, Beaver, Haskell, Oklahoma, Page 29 of 50
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1920 U.S. Census - Beaver, Haskell, Oklahoma, Page 4 of 48
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1930 U.S. Census - ED 85, Thermal, Riverside, California, Page 10 of 12
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1940 U.S. Census - Kinta Town, Kinta, Haskell, Oklahoma, Page 3 of 7
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Headstone of John Nelson Cox and Parthenia Elizabeth Janes
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Headstone of John Nelson Cox and Parthenia Elizabeth Janes
- Haskell County Marriages
- Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory Marriage Records from the McCurtain, Haskell County, Oklahoma Genealogical Society website (Ordered by groom here.)
- Record reads: Cox, John Nelson , 23 , Caston , C.N., I.T., to Jams, Parthena , 21 , Caston , 20 Sep 1891
- Format is: Groom, Age, Residence, Bride, Age, Residence, Date
- This marriage date differs from what I have found elsewhere, though only by a day. However, this is my best source.