Cox Name Study

Question on joining this group

My GG Thomas Cox 11-3-1833/2-18-1917 Born in Longford Married to Amelia Ann Potter 1851/1893

My GGG Thomas Cox Born 1789/9-30-1872 Born In Longford Married Mary Donnelly Born 12-25-1800 Longford Died 11-2-1883 New York

Can't find any info beyond this

Thanks

Hi: I would like to join the Cox Project. My maternal grandmother was a Cox, descended from Phillip Cox 1677-1736 England to Somerset Co., NJ & Dorcas Hull 1685-1753 York Co., ME. to Somerset Co., NJ.

John Cox 1703-1767 Somerset Co., NJ to Warren Twp., Sussex Co., NJ & Mary (Taylor) 1705-?

Samuel Cox 1727/1729-? NJ to Halifax & Henry Cos., VA. to Nashville, Davidson Co., NC/TN to Logan & Warren Cos., KY wife unknown.

Phineas Cox 1764-1842 Halifax Co., VA. to Nashville, Davidson Co., NC/TN to Logan & Warren Co., KY. Revolutionary War Soldier. Married Barbara (Barbary) Stump 1762-1756 PA. to GA. to Nashville, to Logan & Warren Cos., KY.

Believed brothers of Phineas: John Cox 1758-1832 Halifax Co., VA. to Warren Co., KY. - m: Sarah Nunnelly; Fulker Cox 1760/1770-1840 Halifax Co., VA. to Marshall Co., MS. - m: Nancy LNU; Samuel Cox, Jr. 1759/1761-1824 Halifax Co., VA. to Giles Co., TN. - m: Catherine Anderson; William Cox ca: 1765-? Halifax Co., VA. to ? - m: possibly Hannah French.

Samuel, Sr. & Jr., John, Fulker, Phineas & William were Al in Logan & Warren Cos., KY. beginning in 1791-1792. John & Phineas remained there, Samuel, Jr., Fulker & William leave for Maury Co., TN. about 1806, 1807 found in Giles Co., TN. Fulker goes to Marshall Co., MS. 1837/1840, William disappears.

I see Phillip Cox 1677-1736 is already a member of the project. I would like to add his descendants, but not clear on how to go about that.

Allice Burns Reynolds

Hi I adding some Cox to Name Study. I think these need merged though. Is there a Cox Name Sticker for the Project people. If not could one be made. I will add more to the name study.

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Cox-16202

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Cox-37773

Billie

My LNAB is Cox. I am a descendant of William Cox (1711-1782) I have a Find A Grave citation or him and a handwritten genealogy from the 1950s. But, the documentation between then and now is iffy. I find the Cox name in many places unrelated to my own family, so I sometimes work on profiles just because of the name. My ancestors went from Maryland, south to the Carolinas and west to Indiana, some of them stopping and settling along the way. The handwritten genealogy that I have starts with Jesse Cox born in the late 1700s . I am slowly adding all of his descendants and then I may learn to deal with the generations that came earlier.

Doesn’t look like a whole lot of activity within this study, but I’m here anyways.

My Cox tree is currently brick walled at a John Cox I from Pennsylvania. I have nothing on him besides estimated dates and a son, John Cox II.

My great grandmother, Helen Cordelia Cox Sexton, was the youngest daughter of Horace V. and Laura (Lara) Sylvana Ray Cox. I've traced Horace's family from Buncombe County, NC down to Middleton Cox from Greenville, SC. From there it seems like, following the paternal Cox line, the fathers bounce between: James, born in North Carolina 1760, dying in South Carolina 1825; Allen, born in Pennsylvania 1735, dying in South Carolina 1794; Thomas, born in Delaware 1694, dying in South Carolina 1774; and finally John born in 1675 Berkshire, England, dying in Pennsylvania 1711.

I'm looking for possible relatives or anyone with information on this particular line of Cox's.

I don’t know where my Cox ancestors emigrated from. 6 generations back to John Cox from Beaufort, South Carolina, born in 1754. Before that it gets confusing. Any help would be appreciated.

I am looking for the birth/death records for Ruby W. Cox born 1909 in Arkansas, died 1981 possible in California. I know she had at least two daughters born 1927 and 1928. Their father was Lloyd Yarberry. She was also married to a Clarence Scott, who raised the youngest. Possible 3rd marriage to Witt Holden. Most of the records I have located shows her to be from the area of Texarkana Tx (Border Ark). I have located census when she was a child but not much for her adult years. Help?

My grandpa Joseph Henry Cox born in 1882 had no sister one of his brother name is Robert. I was told my grate grandpa was Henry Cox but he died at a young age and my grandpa's mother married another Cox by the name of John Cox I just want to find my dad's side and I can't get passed my jeans pa Cox

Hi, I want to add a few profiles to your study:

Pat Gene Cox (Cox-16726). Philip Hugh Cox Jr (Cox-18659). Philip Henry Cox (Cox-18892). Theodore Francis Cox (Cox-19086). Can't remember how I get the image for the profile that states they are a member of the Cox Name study! I will be adding more Cox's. Pat has done the DNA testing. Taylor

G-Grandmother -Mary Elizabeth (Cox) Young (1862 TN - 1954 TN). Her father was Manuel David Cox (1826 TN - 1904 TN). His father was Enos Cox (1797 SC - 1856 TN). His father was Jesse Cox (177 SC - 1849 KY). His father was Emanuel Cox (1723 NJ - 1799 SC). His father was Samuel Cox (1682 England - 1728 NJ). Etc.

My Cox's are from Lincolnshire, UK. They start off in the late 1700s in the south of the county, but, as their fortunes sink, they moved north until they lived in villages around the Humber River. I, however, live in Perth Australia. My grandfather's family moved from Lincolnshire to New Zealand. My dad came to Australia with my mum, having married her in England. Complicated? LOL

I am the great-great grandson of Pleasant C. Cox and Martha Jane Bybee. My Cox family is well researched

They came to Texas in 1756 and associated with the early Spanish Missionaries. They gathered horses during the Revolutionary war for General Washington

I am interested in this project. Is there any more than this leader page? My Mother a Cox toke the auDNA at Ancestry and I was surprised to see that she was 21% scandinavian. I has lead me to look at the cox settlement in RI. I am struggling to put her dna on Gedmatch and FTDNA. Have You had dna done on the families you are related to?