John Cox
| Cox Family Line | ||||||||
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| J-L70 | ||||||||
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William Cox | (family) | |
| John Cox | |||
| Jemima Turner |
- Spouse 1
- Unknown
- Abt 1800
- Virginia
| Name | Birthdate | |
| Son | Between 1804 and 1810 | |
| William Cox | 1 Oct 1805 | |
| Josiah Cox | Abt. 1808 | |
| Margaret Cox | 1804/1809 | |
| Allen Cox | 1810/1815 | |
| Stephen Cox | Abt. 1815 | |
| Andrew Jackson Cox | Abt. 1816 | |
| Benjamin F. Cox | Abt. 1819 | |
| James G. Cox | Abt. 1826 | |
| Barthena Cox | Abt. 1828 |
Data
- Birth
- Abt. 1768
- Henry Co., Virginia
- Death
- Aft. 1850
- Laurel Co., Kentucky
Notes
While Sarah is noted in the 1850 census as being from South Carolina, a search for John and Sarah Cox on Ancestry.com revealed two possible candidate marriages in Bertie, North Carolina, the best candidate of which was the marriage of a John Cox to a Sarah Champion. The name Champion was evidently more common in North Carolina than in South Carolina.
The 1820 census shows that John Cox had 2 slave girls in 1820. This would match one interpretation of William Cox's Will, in which he gives 2 apparently female slaves to son, John. One interpretation would have this John as a John Callums, and this seems to match well what is known about Barthena, who is in this category, but Nancy has contradictory information regarding her assuring us that she is a Cox, contradicting the Callums interpretation.
Sources
- Compilation - "The Family of Daniel Root Cox"
- Page 31 (there are numerous numbering systems, so this is only a very little help)
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1820 U.S. Census - 4433178, Lee, Virginia, page 243 of 554
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1840 U.S. Census - Laurel County, Kentucky, page 27 of 32
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1850 U.S. Census - Laurel County, Kentucky, page 43 of 97
