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- Ancestors of Winfred C. Tipton (Cox related) - Genealogy. com
RICKY BRIAN8 COX (WILLIAM F 7, WILLIE F 6, CRITTENDON FLANNARY5, FRANKLIN BOFFMAN4, ELISHA J 3, JESTER2, JESTER1) was born February 20, 1957 in Ashland, Boyd County Kentucky He married BECKY BERNICE MORRIS August 21, 1981 in Fort Pierce, St Lucie County Florida, daughter of GERALD MORRIS and ANNA MILLER Children of RICKY COX and BECKY MORRIS
- James COX of Washington County - Genealogy. com
5 SUSANNAH4 COX (JAMES3, JAMES2, JOHN1) was born Abt 1794 in Boone's Creek, Washington County, Tennessee, and died Abt 1864 in probably in Iowa She married JAMES DEPEW December 22, 1813 in Washington County, Tennessee, son of ISAAC DEPEW and JANE JONES Child of SUSANNAH COX and JAMES DEPEW is: i WINIFRED5 DEPEW
- Cox family in VA, NC, SC and G - Genealogy. com
Cox family in VA, NC, SC and Georgia By S W Edmondson June 28, 2009 at 07:13:47
- Re: Cox woman who m. Thomas Wi - Genealogy. com
COX She married Charles HAGGERTON Ahnentafel, Generation No 2 2 Thomas WIDEMAN was born 22 DEC 1762 in Granville NC , and died 1840 in Jackson Co Ark He was the son of 4 Heinrich WEIDEMANN and 5 Mary UNKNOWN 3 COX Children of COX and Thomas WIDEMAN are: i William WIDEMAN ii Henry WIDEMAN was born 1795, and died AFT 1880 in Alabama
- Elliott family 1700s in West P - Genealogy. com
Elliott family 1700s in West PA and MD By John Snowden October 09, 2001 at 07:08:09 I have been working on this family for a long time I had been seeking the parents of Elizabeth Elliott who was born in Pa in 1810 I had family information that she was related to Com Jesse Duncan Elliott of the War of 1812 I created a large file on him and I just last week got the information to connect his
- Dempsters in early Kentucky I - Genealogy. com
Selaina Dempster 51, Jefferson, Kentucky, Louisville Servant in home of James Ella Cox 187 4 5 Robert Dempster 28 Peddler Jefferson, Kentucky, Louisville5911 12KY SCOTLANDKY
- Re: Kemps Killed by Indians - Genealogy. com
It is interesting to note that both J A Cox and Fred D Cox Sr , whose ancestors were among the original settlers of this region, are quick to refute the fact that the murderous Indians belonged to the friendly Cherokee tribe who camped near the Saluda River They believe that the massacre was the work of a roaming group of Indians
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